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Livres illustres francais du XVIe sibcle
Du Cerceau — Finaeus
395
As the title is wanting we are unable to state whether it is the same edition mentioned
by Renouard . . . Folio 171 of Ibis book occurs a notice of Cadamosto’s voyages;
and on tbe verso leaf 174 a curious account (reprinted by Har risse Suppl. p. 58) of
seven Indians from tbe New-World, who were brought to Rouen in 1509, describing
their appeare.nce, arms and männer of living. This passage refers probably to tbe
Indians brought from Canada by Thomas Aubert. Under tbe year 1457 (leave 155
verso) is an account of the invention of printing in 144' (sic.) by John Gutenberg,
a Statement which is often quoted in favour of the Claims of Gutenberg to the invention
of printing (reprinted by Brunet and Renouard).
In the sinne volume: Sigeberti Gemblacensis coenobitae chronicon ab anno 381
ad 1113; cum insertionibus ex historia Galfridi & additionibus Roberti abbatis Montis,
centu et tres sequfites änos cöplectentibus promovete egregio patre D. G. Paruo ....
Venale habentur in officina Henrici Stephani (ubi Impressum est) e regione scolae
Decretorum sita: & in vico sancti lacobi in officina Joannis Parui sub Lilio aureo. 1513
cal. Junii. 4°. 22 unnumb., 164 numb. leaves Print ed in red and black. With Jean
Petit’s devise and many initials. First edition.
R en o uar d 15, 9.
Brunet V 378.
FINE, ORONCE, celebre mathematicien, physicien et dessinateur, naquit ä
Briancon en 1494, fit ses etudes ä Paris. En 1530 Frangois ler le nomma
ä la chaire de mathematiques du College Royal, qu’il occupa jusqu’a sa mort,
le 6 octobre 1555.
Nagler, Künstlerlexikon IV 331.
1510 — Finaeus, Orontius, Protomathesis. Opus uarium, ac sei tu non minus
utile quam iucundum. Paris 1532. In-folio, figg. s. b. Trbs bei ex. dans
sa premiere reliure, veau brun, orn. ä fr. (Paris 1532) M. 120.—
Premiere edition. Le titre dans un bei encadrement dessine par
Oronce Finfi, comme l’indique l’inscription: Hane Author proprio pingebat manu
figuram. A gauche le monogr. du graveur L (Nagler IV 857). Dans le texte de nom-
breuses figures egalement ,ab ipsomet Authore depictis“. Ce beau vol. fut imprime in
vico Sorbonico iwpensis G. Morrhij et J. Petri.
1511 — Finaeus, Orontius. Quadrans astrolabicvs, omnibus Europae regionibus
inseruies: Ex recenti & emedata ipsius Authoris recognitione in ampliore, ac
longe fideliorem redactus descriptionem. Parisiis Apud Simonem Colinaeum
1534. In-fol. 18ff. ch. Belle bordure s. fond crible avec les,
figures des arts liberaux et celles de leurs malt res (Butsch,
Bücherornamentik II 6) et quelques lettres initiales gravees d’aprbs
les dess ins de Oronce Fine. — Eiusdem, De circuli quadratura,
tandem adinuenta & demonstrata, Liber vnus (Ibidem 1534). In-fol. 107ff.
Figures. Velin. (Paris 1534) M. 60.—
Opuscules trbs rares et recherches ä cause de la trbs belle Impression et des figures
dessinfies par l’auteur lui-meme.
1512 Finaeus, Orontius, In sex priores libros Geometricorum elementorum
Euclidis demonstrationes: una cum ipsius Euclidis textu Graeco et interpret.
Lat. B. Zamberti. Aeditio tertia. Lut. Par. 1551. — Eiusdem, In eos quos
de Mundi sphaera conscrips. libros, ac in Planetarum theoricas, Canonum
Astronomicorum Libri II. Lut. 1553. — Eiusdem, De duodecim caeli domiciliis,
& horis inaequalibus, Libellus. Una cum ipsarum domorum atque inaequ. horarum
instrumento ad latitudinem Parisiens. delineato. Lut. 1553. Tous les 3 livres
avec beaucoup de figg. mathämat. — Fargaeus, Th., Orontii Finaei Tumulus,
Latine, Graece, Gallice. Lut. 1555. In-4. Velin. Reliure fatiguee.
(Paris 1551, 53, 55) M. 30.—
Lagercatalog 500
27
Du Cerceau — Finaeus
395
As the title is wanting we are unable to state whether it is the same edition mentioned
by Renouard . . . Folio 171 of Ibis book occurs a notice of Cadamosto’s voyages;
and on tbe verso leaf 174 a curious account (reprinted by Har risse Suppl. p. 58) of
seven Indians from tbe New-World, who were brought to Rouen in 1509, describing
their appeare.nce, arms and männer of living. This passage refers probably to tbe
Indians brought from Canada by Thomas Aubert. Under tbe year 1457 (leave 155
verso) is an account of the invention of printing in 144' (sic.) by John Gutenberg,
a Statement which is often quoted in favour of the Claims of Gutenberg to the invention
of printing (reprinted by Brunet and Renouard).
In the sinne volume: Sigeberti Gemblacensis coenobitae chronicon ab anno 381
ad 1113; cum insertionibus ex historia Galfridi & additionibus Roberti abbatis Montis,
centu et tres sequfites änos cöplectentibus promovete egregio patre D. G. Paruo ....
Venale habentur in officina Henrici Stephani (ubi Impressum est) e regione scolae
Decretorum sita: & in vico sancti lacobi in officina Joannis Parui sub Lilio aureo. 1513
cal. Junii. 4°. 22 unnumb., 164 numb. leaves Print ed in red and black. With Jean
Petit’s devise and many initials. First edition.
R en o uar d 15, 9.
Brunet V 378.
FINE, ORONCE, celebre mathematicien, physicien et dessinateur, naquit ä
Briancon en 1494, fit ses etudes ä Paris. En 1530 Frangois ler le nomma
ä la chaire de mathematiques du College Royal, qu’il occupa jusqu’a sa mort,
le 6 octobre 1555.
Nagler, Künstlerlexikon IV 331.
1510 — Finaeus, Orontius, Protomathesis. Opus uarium, ac sei tu non minus
utile quam iucundum. Paris 1532. In-folio, figg. s. b. Trbs bei ex. dans
sa premiere reliure, veau brun, orn. ä fr. (Paris 1532) M. 120.—
Premiere edition. Le titre dans un bei encadrement dessine par
Oronce Finfi, comme l’indique l’inscription: Hane Author proprio pingebat manu
figuram. A gauche le monogr. du graveur L (Nagler IV 857). Dans le texte de nom-
breuses figures egalement ,ab ipsomet Authore depictis“. Ce beau vol. fut imprime in
vico Sorbonico iwpensis G. Morrhij et J. Petri.
1511 — Finaeus, Orontius. Quadrans astrolabicvs, omnibus Europae regionibus
inseruies: Ex recenti & emedata ipsius Authoris recognitione in ampliore, ac
longe fideliorem redactus descriptionem. Parisiis Apud Simonem Colinaeum
1534. In-fol. 18ff. ch. Belle bordure s. fond crible avec les,
figures des arts liberaux et celles de leurs malt res (Butsch,
Bücherornamentik II 6) et quelques lettres initiales gravees d’aprbs
les dess ins de Oronce Fine. — Eiusdem, De circuli quadratura,
tandem adinuenta & demonstrata, Liber vnus (Ibidem 1534). In-fol. 107ff.
Figures. Velin. (Paris 1534) M. 60.—
Opuscules trbs rares et recherches ä cause de la trbs belle Impression et des figures
dessinfies par l’auteur lui-meme.
1512 Finaeus, Orontius, In sex priores libros Geometricorum elementorum
Euclidis demonstrationes: una cum ipsius Euclidis textu Graeco et interpret.
Lat. B. Zamberti. Aeditio tertia. Lut. Par. 1551. — Eiusdem, In eos quos
de Mundi sphaera conscrips. libros, ac in Planetarum theoricas, Canonum
Astronomicorum Libri II. Lut. 1553. — Eiusdem, De duodecim caeli domiciliis,
& horis inaequalibus, Libellus. Una cum ipsarum domorum atque inaequ. horarum
instrumento ad latitudinem Parisiens. delineato. Lut. 1553. Tous les 3 livres
avec beaucoup de figg. mathämat. — Fargaeus, Th., Orontii Finaei Tumulus,
Latine, Graece, Gallice. Lut. 1555. In-4. Velin. Reliure fatiguee.
(Paris 1551, 53, 55) M. 30.—
Lagercatalog 500
27
