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121 REGIOMONTANUS, JOH. Almanach ad annos XVIII accuratissime calculata.
Augsburg, Erhard Ratdolt, 1488. 4to. Goth. 262 11. With many woodcut dia-
grams. Wooden boards covered with brown blind-stamp, calf. 250.—
H.*-C. 13795. Proct. 1875. BMC. II, 381.
The almanach covers the years 1489—1506; and consists of 18 quires of 14 leaves each. The intro-
duction, 10 leaves, contains the tabula regionum, the astrolog', rules relating to phar-
macy, to the planting of trees and the vine, and to the prediction of the
weathe r. The 10 th leaf shows a horoscope woodcut.
Large clean copy with old notes on the title: ,,Est magistri cornelij roelans de mechlinijs, &c.“
A piece of the blank part of leaf 11, 25 and 39 cut away. No copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
122 SAVONAROLA, J. M. De pulsibus, urinis et egestionibus. Venice, Christophorus de
Pensis, 1497. Fol. Rom. 44 unn. 11. Old vellum. 350.—
H.*-C. 14491. Proct. 5240. BMC. V, p. 470.
Very important medical work written by the grandfather of the famous martyr, Girolamo Savon-
rola. He was a Padua physician of much repute and learning and had settled at Ferrara. He lived
from ca. 1382 to ca. 1462.
This important work is of special character, containing tracts on the pulse, the qualities of
urine and the faeces. Very fine and clean copy.
123 THEMISTIUS. Paraphrasis in Aristotelis II. posteriores, de physica, de anima, in
commentaries de memoria et reminiscentia, de somno et vigilia, de insomnis, de di-
vinatione per somnum (Transl. and corr. by Hermolaus Barbar as). Venice,
Bartholomaeus de Zanis, 1499. Fol. Roman, 115 numb. 11. and 1 blank. With prin-
ter's device and many fine woodcut capitals, white on black ground. Limp veil. 75.—
H.*-C. 15464. Proct. 5344. BMC. V, 434.
In the preface Hermolaus Barbaras praises Pope Sixtus IV. as a bibliophile and especially men-
tions his large library.
A fine large copy: and except for some stains on the first two leaves, in an excellent state of
preservation. Some old MS. notes. Only one copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
124
GILHOFER & RANSCHBIJRG, VIENNA I, BOGNj
■
Mappemonde from No. 113. Isidorus. Aug,
(Original size.')
THOMAS DE AQUINO. Expositio super libros Analyticorum posteriorum Aristo-
telis. N. p. d. (Venice, Johannes of Cologne and Johannes Manthen, 1477). Fol.
Goth. 2 col., 59 unn. 11. Vellum. Sold.
H.*-C. 1497. Proct. 4314 (1). BMC. V, p. 228.
First dated edition. This Expositio is a. o. of some mtere
and natural sciences.
An extremely rare, finely printed product of this important press
ues of Cologne and Johannes Manthen of Gerresheim near Dusseldorf.
Very large copy, si. waterstained in places, a few old marginal MS
25
Swiss Francs
121 REGIOMONTANUS, JOH. Almanach ad annos XVIII accuratissime calculata.
Augsburg, Erhard Ratdolt, 1488. 4to. Goth. 262 11. With many woodcut dia-
grams. Wooden boards covered with brown blind-stamp, calf. 250.—
H.*-C. 13795. Proct. 1875. BMC. II, 381.
The almanach covers the years 1489—1506; and consists of 18 quires of 14 leaves each. The intro-
duction, 10 leaves, contains the tabula regionum, the astrolog', rules relating to phar-
macy, to the planting of trees and the vine, and to the prediction of the
weathe r. The 10 th leaf shows a horoscope woodcut.
Large clean copy with old notes on the title: ,,Est magistri cornelij roelans de mechlinijs, &c.“
A piece of the blank part of leaf 11, 25 and 39 cut away. No copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
122 SAVONAROLA, J. M. De pulsibus, urinis et egestionibus. Venice, Christophorus de
Pensis, 1497. Fol. Rom. 44 unn. 11. Old vellum. 350.—
H.*-C. 14491. Proct. 5240. BMC. V, p. 470.
Very important medical work written by the grandfather of the famous martyr, Girolamo Savon-
rola. He was a Padua physician of much repute and learning and had settled at Ferrara. He lived
from ca. 1382 to ca. 1462.
This important work is of special character, containing tracts on the pulse, the qualities of
urine and the faeces. Very fine and clean copy.
123 THEMISTIUS. Paraphrasis in Aristotelis II. posteriores, de physica, de anima, in
commentaries de memoria et reminiscentia, de somno et vigilia, de insomnis, de di-
vinatione per somnum (Transl. and corr. by Hermolaus Barbar as). Venice,
Bartholomaeus de Zanis, 1499. Fol. Roman, 115 numb. 11. and 1 blank. With prin-
ter's device and many fine woodcut capitals, white on black ground. Limp veil. 75.—
H.*-C. 15464. Proct. 5344. BMC. V, 434.
In the preface Hermolaus Barbaras praises Pope Sixtus IV. as a bibliophile and especially men-
tions his large library.
A fine large copy: and except for some stains on the first two leaves, in an excellent state of
preservation. Some old MS. notes. Only one copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
124
GILHOFER & RANSCHBIJRG, VIENNA I, BOGNj
■
Mappemonde from No. 113. Isidorus. Aug,
(Original size.')
THOMAS DE AQUINO. Expositio super libros Analyticorum posteriorum Aristo-
telis. N. p. d. (Venice, Johannes of Cologne and Johannes Manthen, 1477). Fol.
Goth. 2 col., 59 unn. 11. Vellum. Sold.
H.*-C. 1497. Proct. 4314 (1). BMC. V, p. 228.
First dated edition. This Expositio is a. o. of some mtere
and natural sciences.
An extremely rare, finely printed product of this important press
ues of Cologne and Johannes Manthen of Gerresheim near Dusseldorf.
Very large copy, si. waterstained in places, a few old marginal MS