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EARLY FRENCH BOOKS
145
This most desirable edition is richly illustrated by woodcuts and
diagrams, here naturally printed for the first time.
Excellent copy of this quite extremely scarce book, quite complete
with the registers, the “Errata” and the privileges. Copies of this Original Edi-
tion are hardly ever offered on the market.
21Q Haestens, Henry. La Nouvelle Troye ou Memorable histoire du siege d’Ostende
le plus signale qu’on ait veu en 1’Europe. .. . Recoeuillie des plus asseures me-
moires. Leyde, Loys. Elzevier, 1615. 4to. With engraved vignette on title,
portrait of Mauritius de Nassau on horseback, his arms, and 14 folding plates,
representing sieges, battles &c. Green mor., gilt back, double fillet on sides, g. e.
(XVIIIth cent.) Frs. 250.—
Copinger, Elzevier 2063. Willems 99. Rahir 78.
First French edition of a very interesting, detailed account of the siege of Ostend, from
July 1601 to Sept. 1604. The first part of the book reports the Battle of Nieuport between the archduke
Albert and the stadholder Maurice of Nassau. At end we find also an account of siege of S 1 u i s
which has been fallen into the possession of Maurice after the loss of Ostend.
The interesting plates represent not only battles and combats, bnt also fortifications, pallisades &c.
The work has been originally written in Dutch and translated by J. De le Heye.
Good copy, somewhat browned in places.
220 (Lorris, Guillaume and Jean de Meun). Le Rommant de la Rose.
Paris, Jehan Petit, 1531« Small-fol. 4 unn., 131 numb, leaves, 1 unn.,
leaf. With nice, figurated title border, a large woodcut
over prologue (1. 2), 59 small vignettes in the text, and the
printer’s device of Petit at the end. Full red morocco. Frs. 1000.“
Brunet III, col. 1175* Bourdillon, The Early Editions of the Roman de la
Rose p. 60, R.
Very nice edition of this extraordinary production in verse
fF JL? rommant be fa tofe
tout fart bamour eft encfofe
GILHOFER & RANSCHBURG, WIEN I, BOGNERGASSE Nr. 2.
145
This most desirable edition is richly illustrated by woodcuts and
diagrams, here naturally printed for the first time.
Excellent copy of this quite extremely scarce book, quite complete
with the registers, the “Errata” and the privileges. Copies of this Original Edi-
tion are hardly ever offered on the market.
21Q Haestens, Henry. La Nouvelle Troye ou Memorable histoire du siege d’Ostende
le plus signale qu’on ait veu en 1’Europe. .. . Recoeuillie des plus asseures me-
moires. Leyde, Loys. Elzevier, 1615. 4to. With engraved vignette on title,
portrait of Mauritius de Nassau on horseback, his arms, and 14 folding plates,
representing sieges, battles &c. Green mor., gilt back, double fillet on sides, g. e.
(XVIIIth cent.) Frs. 250.—
Copinger, Elzevier 2063. Willems 99. Rahir 78.
First French edition of a very interesting, detailed account of the siege of Ostend, from
July 1601 to Sept. 1604. The first part of the book reports the Battle of Nieuport between the archduke
Albert and the stadholder Maurice of Nassau. At end we find also an account of siege of S 1 u i s
which has been fallen into the possession of Maurice after the loss of Ostend.
The interesting plates represent not only battles and combats, bnt also fortifications, pallisades &c.
The work has been originally written in Dutch and translated by J. De le Heye.
Good copy, somewhat browned in places.
220 (Lorris, Guillaume and Jean de Meun). Le Rommant de la Rose.
Paris, Jehan Petit, 1531« Small-fol. 4 unn., 131 numb, leaves, 1 unn.,
leaf. With nice, figurated title border, a large woodcut
over prologue (1. 2), 59 small vignettes in the text, and the
printer’s device of Petit at the end. Full red morocco. Frs. 1000.“
Brunet III, col. 1175* Bourdillon, The Early Editions of the Roman de la
Rose p. 60, R.
Very nice edition of this extraordinary production in verse
fF JL? rommant be fa tofe
tout fart bamour eft encfofe
GILHOFER & RANSCHBURG, WIEN I, BOGNERGASSE Nr. 2.
