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40 IX. HEBRAICA — X. HUN GARIC A
141 Levita, Elia. Lexicon chaldaicum. Isny, (Paul Fagius), 1591 .Fol. 172 unn. 11.
with a fine, large printer’s mark at end. Orig. deerskin. 220.—
A very rare book printed by the first press at Isny (Wiirttemberg), founded by the
scholar P. Fagius, who ,.printed with his left hand that which he wrote with his right", see
Deschamps, p. 666.
Finely printed in Hebrew throughout, except the title-page and 6 pages of preface which
are in Roman. Dedicatory epistle by Wolfgang C a p i t o. For the fine mark see Schwab, Inc.
Orient., p. 133.
In 1612, according to an inscription, this book was a gift from the famous bibliophile
J. A. de Thou, probably to Colbert, whose name is on the title-page.
Very fine, large copy.
142 Sepher mizwoth hajadol. (Buch der Gebote, hebraice). 250 unn. leaves.
Venetia (Adelkind Sbhne fur) Daniel Bomberg (1522). Fol. With many margi-
nal MS. notes in hebr. lettres. Vellum. 200.—
Collation: 1 to 6, 2—10 to 8, 11 to 10, 12—30 to 8, 31 to 10 leaves. Not in the bibliogra-
phy of this press in Jewish Encycl. III. 299 — Title and first 11 damaged by damp, wormed and
stained (text not being affected), but a complete copy. Daniel Bomberg was a Christian printer
and publisher of Hebrew works, born at Antwerp, and died at Venice in 1549, where, from 1517
to 1549, he published many editions of Hebrew works. — Exceedingly rare.
X. HUNGAR1CA
143 Elaborata excelsae regnicolaris deputationis in Commercialibus art. 67.
anni 1791 ordinatae. Posonii (Prehburg), typis S. L. Weber, 1826. Fol. W. the
arms of Hungary on title. Bds. 15.—
Petrik I. p 593. Very rare.
Contains 9 reports on commercial law & customs of Hungary.
144 Grotenbeck, R. de. Auhfiirlich Bedencken oder Rathschlagk, fiber dem noch
schwebenden Krieghwesen in Ungern. Wie dasselbe reformiert, auch dem
Tiircken allein aus dem Reich Widerstand gethan werden kbnne. N. p. 1598.
4to. 22 11. Swn. 48.—
Kertbeny p. 353, 93 (inexactly described). A very rare document of the time of the
Turkish Wars. Browned on account of the bad quality of paper.
145 Heinbucher v. Bikessy, J. Pannoniens Bewohner in ihren volks-
thiimlichen Trachfen auf 78 Gemahlden dargestellt. Nebst ethno-
graphischer Erklarung. Wien 1820. 4to. With 78 finely coloured
copper plates. (Heinbucher v. Bikessy pinx., C. Beyer
sc.) Contempor. full green morocco binding, three-line fillet bor-
der on sides, g. e. 500.—
Lipperheide 893. Vinet 2175. Standard work on the costume of Hungary.
Of utmost rarity. Printed in 200 copies only.
Comprising represeniatives of all Hungarian nations as there are: Sla-
ves, Slovaks, Ruthenians, Poles, Croates, Serbs, Bulgarians, Germans, Jews etc.
The finely executed and most carefully coloured plates show: Inhabitants, male
and female of all parts and nations of the former Hungarian Kingdom, mili-
CATALOGUE 242 — PRICES IN SWISS FRANCS
141 Levita, Elia. Lexicon chaldaicum. Isny, (Paul Fagius), 1591 .Fol. 172 unn. 11.
with a fine, large printer’s mark at end. Orig. deerskin. 220.—
A very rare book printed by the first press at Isny (Wiirttemberg), founded by the
scholar P. Fagius, who ,.printed with his left hand that which he wrote with his right", see
Deschamps, p. 666.
Finely printed in Hebrew throughout, except the title-page and 6 pages of preface which
are in Roman. Dedicatory epistle by Wolfgang C a p i t o. For the fine mark see Schwab, Inc.
Orient., p. 133.
In 1612, according to an inscription, this book was a gift from the famous bibliophile
J. A. de Thou, probably to Colbert, whose name is on the title-page.
Very fine, large copy.
142 Sepher mizwoth hajadol. (Buch der Gebote, hebraice). 250 unn. leaves.
Venetia (Adelkind Sbhne fur) Daniel Bomberg (1522). Fol. With many margi-
nal MS. notes in hebr. lettres. Vellum. 200.—
Collation: 1 to 6, 2—10 to 8, 11 to 10, 12—30 to 8, 31 to 10 leaves. Not in the bibliogra-
phy of this press in Jewish Encycl. III. 299 — Title and first 11 damaged by damp, wormed and
stained (text not being affected), but a complete copy. Daniel Bomberg was a Christian printer
and publisher of Hebrew works, born at Antwerp, and died at Venice in 1549, where, from 1517
to 1549, he published many editions of Hebrew works. — Exceedingly rare.
X. HUNGAR1CA
143 Elaborata excelsae regnicolaris deputationis in Commercialibus art. 67.
anni 1791 ordinatae. Posonii (Prehburg), typis S. L. Weber, 1826. Fol. W. the
arms of Hungary on title. Bds. 15.—
Petrik I. p 593. Very rare.
Contains 9 reports on commercial law & customs of Hungary.
144 Grotenbeck, R. de. Auhfiirlich Bedencken oder Rathschlagk, fiber dem noch
schwebenden Krieghwesen in Ungern. Wie dasselbe reformiert, auch dem
Tiircken allein aus dem Reich Widerstand gethan werden kbnne. N. p. 1598.
4to. 22 11. Swn. 48.—
Kertbeny p. 353, 93 (inexactly described). A very rare document of the time of the
Turkish Wars. Browned on account of the bad quality of paper.
145 Heinbucher v. Bikessy, J. Pannoniens Bewohner in ihren volks-
thiimlichen Trachfen auf 78 Gemahlden dargestellt. Nebst ethno-
graphischer Erklarung. Wien 1820. 4to. With 78 finely coloured
copper plates. (Heinbucher v. Bikessy pinx., C. Beyer
sc.) Contempor. full green morocco binding, three-line fillet bor-
der on sides, g. e. 500.—
Lipperheide 893. Vinet 2175. Standard work on the costume of Hungary.
Of utmost rarity. Printed in 200 copies only.
Comprising represeniatives of all Hungarian nations as there are: Sla-
ves, Slovaks, Ruthenians, Poles, Croates, Serbs, Bulgarians, Germans, Jews etc.
The finely executed and most carefully coloured plates show: Inhabitants, male
and female of all parts and nations of the former Hungarian Kingdom, mili-
CATALOGUE 242 — PRICES IN SWISS FRANCS