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SHAKESPEARE — KANT
Shakespeare
77 SHAKESPEARE, W. Comedies, Histories, and Tragedies. Published according to the true
Original Copies. The second Impression. London, Printed by Trio. Cotes, for Robert Allot,
1632. Folio. Printed in 2 col., with a good impression of Droeshout's portrait. 19th cent. cloth
(back faded).
A very tall copy of the Second Folio measuring 13'/B x 9'^ inches. This edition is practically a'reprint of
the famous first published nine years earlier. In the present variant, the word "Copies" is written with one
"p" and has "London" below the portrait. — Bartlett nr. 120.
Four leaves are supplied in excellent facsimile: the Ieaf "To the Reader" signed by Ben Jonsson, the
last leaf, pp. 61-2 (fol. ff.) in Titus Andronicus and pp. 135-6 (fol. M2) in Loves Labour's lost. Inner blank
portion of title restored, neat old ms. marginalia, a few tiny holes and insignificant small stains, fol. Z3-4 re-
margined, fol. CcI-2, k2-5, gg5-6, ss3-4 apparently supplied from a slightly shorter copy, otherwise in crisp and
good condition.
78 SHAKESPEARE, W. Julius Caesar. A Tragedy. As it is Now Acted At The Theatre Royal.
London, Printed by H. H. Jun. for Hen. Heringman and R. Bentley, and sold by Joseph Knight
and Francis Saunders, 1684. Sm.-4to. Füll morocco, gilt, g. e. (19th cent. binding).
Bartlett nr. 112: „First edition. This was the first play by Sh. founded on Sir Thomas North's translation
of Plutarch's Lives, which appeared in 1579 and was reprinted in 1595. Sh. used portions of the Iives of Caesar,
Anthony and Brutus and followed Plutarch very closely. — It first appeared in the First Folio, 1623, and was
not printed separately until 1684, when it appeared in quarto form and was followed by four undated editions
betöre the dated edition of 1691. The reason for six editions in seven years must be sought in the great popularity
which the play had on account of the excellent acting of Thomas Betterton and in the general interest in the
great tragedies which brought out six editions of Hamlet and four of Othello between 1676 and 1709."
Fine copy, two headlines quite insignificantly shaved.
Kant-Sammlung
79 KANT, J. Sämmtl. Werke. In chronolog. Reihenfolge hrsg. v. G. Hartenstein. 8 Bde. Leipzig
1867—68. Gr.-8. M. 3 lith. Tfln. Hfzbde. m. Rvg.
80 — Kleine Schriften. Neuwied, Haupt, 1793. — (2) Träume eines Geistersehers. Frankfurt
1769. — (3) Versuch, den Begriff der negativen Größen in die Weltweisheit einzuführen. Königs-
berg, Kanter, 1763. In Hldrbd. d. Zt.
1) u. 3) Warda 228 u. 27. 2) Nicht bei Warda.
81 — Zwo Abhandlungen über moralische u. politische Gegenstände. Frankfurt u. Leipzig 1795.
Kart. W. 231. 1. Ausgabe.
82 — Metaphysische Anfangsgründe der Rechtslehre. Königsberg, Nicolovius, 1797. Br.
W. 171. 1. Ausg. Obertitel fehlen. Beigel. die 2. verm. Aufl. 1798.
83 — Metaphysische Anfangsgründe der Tugendlehre. Königsberg, Nicolovius, 1797. Alter
Pappbd. W. 176. 1. Ausg.
84 — Anthropologie in pragmat. Hinsicht. Königsberg, Nicolovius, 1798. Pappbd. W. 195. 1. Ausg.
Titel gest. Etwas stockfleckig.
85 — Der einzig mögliche Beweisgrund zu e. Demonstration des Daseyn Gottes. Königsberg,
Kanter, 1763. Hldrbd. d. Zt.
Warda 23. Erste Ausgabe. — Vorgeb.: Mendelssohn, M. Von der Unsterblichkeit der Seele. Aus d. Ebr.
übers, v. H. J. Berlin, Nicolai, 1787. M. Titelkupfer.
86 — Ueber e. Entdeckung nach der alle neue Critik der reinen Vernunft durch eine ältere entbehrlich
gemacht werden soll. Königsberg, Nicolovius, 1790. Pappbd. — W. 132. 1. Ausg.
87 — Zum ewigen Frieden. Ein philos. Entwurf. Königsberg, Nicolovius, 1795. Alter Pappbd. —
W. 154. 1. Ausgabe. Schönes Expl. Name a. d. T.
88 — Physische Geographie. 4 Bde. (7 Tie.) in 2 geb. Mainz u. Hamburg 1801—05. Hldrbde. d. Zt.
(Rücken vom 2. Bd. 1. besch.) — W. 210. 1. Ausgabe.
SHAKESPEARE — KANT
Shakespeare
77 SHAKESPEARE, W. Comedies, Histories, and Tragedies. Published according to the true
Original Copies. The second Impression. London, Printed by Trio. Cotes, for Robert Allot,
1632. Folio. Printed in 2 col., with a good impression of Droeshout's portrait. 19th cent. cloth
(back faded).
A very tall copy of the Second Folio measuring 13'/B x 9'^ inches. This edition is practically a'reprint of
the famous first published nine years earlier. In the present variant, the word "Copies" is written with one
"p" and has "London" below the portrait. — Bartlett nr. 120.
Four leaves are supplied in excellent facsimile: the Ieaf "To the Reader" signed by Ben Jonsson, the
last leaf, pp. 61-2 (fol. ff.) in Titus Andronicus and pp. 135-6 (fol. M2) in Loves Labour's lost. Inner blank
portion of title restored, neat old ms. marginalia, a few tiny holes and insignificant small stains, fol. Z3-4 re-
margined, fol. CcI-2, k2-5, gg5-6, ss3-4 apparently supplied from a slightly shorter copy, otherwise in crisp and
good condition.
78 SHAKESPEARE, W. Julius Caesar. A Tragedy. As it is Now Acted At The Theatre Royal.
London, Printed by H. H. Jun. for Hen. Heringman and R. Bentley, and sold by Joseph Knight
and Francis Saunders, 1684. Sm.-4to. Füll morocco, gilt, g. e. (19th cent. binding).
Bartlett nr. 112: „First edition. This was the first play by Sh. founded on Sir Thomas North's translation
of Plutarch's Lives, which appeared in 1579 and was reprinted in 1595. Sh. used portions of the Iives of Caesar,
Anthony and Brutus and followed Plutarch very closely. — It first appeared in the First Folio, 1623, and was
not printed separately until 1684, when it appeared in quarto form and was followed by four undated editions
betöre the dated edition of 1691. The reason for six editions in seven years must be sought in the great popularity
which the play had on account of the excellent acting of Thomas Betterton and in the general interest in the
great tragedies which brought out six editions of Hamlet and four of Othello between 1676 and 1709."
Fine copy, two headlines quite insignificantly shaved.
Kant-Sammlung
79 KANT, J. Sämmtl. Werke. In chronolog. Reihenfolge hrsg. v. G. Hartenstein. 8 Bde. Leipzig
1867—68. Gr.-8. M. 3 lith. Tfln. Hfzbde. m. Rvg.
80 — Kleine Schriften. Neuwied, Haupt, 1793. — (2) Träume eines Geistersehers. Frankfurt
1769. — (3) Versuch, den Begriff der negativen Größen in die Weltweisheit einzuführen. Königs-
berg, Kanter, 1763. In Hldrbd. d. Zt.
1) u. 3) Warda 228 u. 27. 2) Nicht bei Warda.
81 — Zwo Abhandlungen über moralische u. politische Gegenstände. Frankfurt u. Leipzig 1795.
Kart. W. 231. 1. Ausgabe.
82 — Metaphysische Anfangsgründe der Rechtslehre. Königsberg, Nicolovius, 1797. Br.
W. 171. 1. Ausg. Obertitel fehlen. Beigel. die 2. verm. Aufl. 1798.
83 — Metaphysische Anfangsgründe der Tugendlehre. Königsberg, Nicolovius, 1797. Alter
Pappbd. W. 176. 1. Ausg.
84 — Anthropologie in pragmat. Hinsicht. Königsberg, Nicolovius, 1798. Pappbd. W. 195. 1. Ausg.
Titel gest. Etwas stockfleckig.
85 — Der einzig mögliche Beweisgrund zu e. Demonstration des Daseyn Gottes. Königsberg,
Kanter, 1763. Hldrbd. d. Zt.
Warda 23. Erste Ausgabe. — Vorgeb.: Mendelssohn, M. Von der Unsterblichkeit der Seele. Aus d. Ebr.
übers, v. H. J. Berlin, Nicolai, 1787. M. Titelkupfer.
86 — Ueber e. Entdeckung nach der alle neue Critik der reinen Vernunft durch eine ältere entbehrlich
gemacht werden soll. Königsberg, Nicolovius, 1790. Pappbd. — W. 132. 1. Ausg.
87 — Zum ewigen Frieden. Ein philos. Entwurf. Königsberg, Nicolovius, 1795. Alter Pappbd. —
W. 154. 1. Ausgabe. Schönes Expl. Name a. d. T.
88 — Physische Geographie. 4 Bde. (7 Tie.) in 2 geb. Mainz u. Hamburg 1801—05. Hldrbde. d. Zt.
(Rücken vom 2. Bd. 1. besch.) — W. 210. 1. Ausgabe.