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l6 Rare and Early Printed Books. Autographs and Manuscripts.
by Arnaldus of Brussels. I am, indebted to the Kommission für den
Gesamtkatalog der Wiegendrucke for the information that JODOCUS
HOHENSTEIN, who printed at Naples in the same period, was the
Printer of this vita, and it seems very probable that it be-
longs to the unique copy of the Rethorica nova in the Bibliothöque
Nationale (Pell. 3639); the two books in the Bibliotheque Nationale
were probably originally bound together, and the binder, when separa-
ting them, bound the vita into the wrong book.
This is a very large and fine copy; first leaf
skilfully repaired at the inner margin, a few slight wormholes. Some
marginal notes.
SEE PLATE VIII!
36 CONFESSIO AUGUSTANA.
CONFESSIO FIDEI EXHIBITA INVICTISS: / IMP. CAROLO
V. CAESA- / RI AUG. IN COMI / CHS AVGVSTAE, / ANNO /
M.D.XXX. / Addita est Apologia Confessionis. / Beide, Deudsch /
vnd Latinisch. / Wittenberg, Georg Rhau, 1531. 4to. 169 leaves.
Woodcut initials. Unbound. $ 12.—
Kuczinski 490. Ebert 5115.
First edition of the Latin part of the Confessio Augustana.
German part missing.
37 CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
together with the Ordinances and Resolutions of the Constitutional
Convention, Assembled in the City of Raleigh, Jan. I4th, 1868.
Raleigh, J. W. Holden, 1868. 8vo. Calf (binding loose). $ 5.—
38 (DAVENANT, SIR W.)
THE FIRST DAYS ENTERTAINMENT AT RUTLAND-HOUSE.
By Declamations and Musick: After the männer of the Ancients.
By Sr VV.D. London, Herringman, 1657. Small 8vo. Red morocco,
'panelled, inside gilt border, gilt edges. Slip case. $ 275.—
FIRST EDITION OF ONE OF THE RAREST OF
DAVENANT’S PIECES. It was one of the performances which took
place in private houses during the Paliamentary prohibition of theatrical
entertainments under the patronage and protection of the nobility.
The last printed leaf: The Vocal and Instrumental Musick was composed
by Doctor Charles Coleman, Capt. Henry Cook, Mr. Henry Lawes,
and Mr. George Hudson.
Cook was teacher to Purcell and Blow.
Fine and clean copy, but the first and last leaves, all blank,
missing.
39 DEIMAN, J. R.
VON DEN GUTEN WÜRKUNGEN DER ELEKTRIZITÄT in
verschiedenen Krankheiten. A. d. Holländischen von G. Kuhn. Two
parts in 1 vol. Copenhagen, 1793. 8vo. Boards. $ 1.—
An interesting and early account of the treatment of many
PAUL GOTTSCHALK, Berlin W. 8, Unter den Linden 3 a.
by Arnaldus of Brussels. I am, indebted to the Kommission für den
Gesamtkatalog der Wiegendrucke for the information that JODOCUS
HOHENSTEIN, who printed at Naples in the same period, was the
Printer of this vita, and it seems very probable that it be-
longs to the unique copy of the Rethorica nova in the Bibliothöque
Nationale (Pell. 3639); the two books in the Bibliotheque Nationale
were probably originally bound together, and the binder, when separa-
ting them, bound the vita into the wrong book.
This is a very large and fine copy; first leaf
skilfully repaired at the inner margin, a few slight wormholes. Some
marginal notes.
SEE PLATE VIII!
36 CONFESSIO AUGUSTANA.
CONFESSIO FIDEI EXHIBITA INVICTISS: / IMP. CAROLO
V. CAESA- / RI AUG. IN COMI / CHS AVGVSTAE, / ANNO /
M.D.XXX. / Addita est Apologia Confessionis. / Beide, Deudsch /
vnd Latinisch. / Wittenberg, Georg Rhau, 1531. 4to. 169 leaves.
Woodcut initials. Unbound. $ 12.—
Kuczinski 490. Ebert 5115.
First edition of the Latin part of the Confessio Augustana.
German part missing.
37 CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
together with the Ordinances and Resolutions of the Constitutional
Convention, Assembled in the City of Raleigh, Jan. I4th, 1868.
Raleigh, J. W. Holden, 1868. 8vo. Calf (binding loose). $ 5.—
38 (DAVENANT, SIR W.)
THE FIRST DAYS ENTERTAINMENT AT RUTLAND-HOUSE.
By Declamations and Musick: After the männer of the Ancients.
By Sr VV.D. London, Herringman, 1657. Small 8vo. Red morocco,
'panelled, inside gilt border, gilt edges. Slip case. $ 275.—
FIRST EDITION OF ONE OF THE RAREST OF
DAVENANT’S PIECES. It was one of the performances which took
place in private houses during the Paliamentary prohibition of theatrical
entertainments under the patronage and protection of the nobility.
The last printed leaf: The Vocal and Instrumental Musick was composed
by Doctor Charles Coleman, Capt. Henry Cook, Mr. Henry Lawes,
and Mr. George Hudson.
Cook was teacher to Purcell and Blow.
Fine and clean copy, but the first and last leaves, all blank,
missing.
39 DEIMAN, J. R.
VON DEN GUTEN WÜRKUNGEN DER ELEKTRIZITÄT in
verschiedenen Krankheiten. A. d. Holländischen von G. Kuhn. Two
parts in 1 vol. Copenhagen, 1793. 8vo. Boards. $ 1.—
An interesting and early account of the treatment of many
PAUL GOTTSCHALK, Berlin W. 8, Unter den Linden 3 a.
