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Rare and Early Printed Books. Autographs and Manuscripts.
Very rare pamphlet referring to the Thirty Y e a r s ’ War
and interesting for the history of Bohemia, Hungary, R o u ■
mania(Wallachia & Moldavia), and Turkey.
160 VASCONCELLOS, FRANCISCO DE.
NOVA INSTRUCCAM FILOSOFICA, estabelecida em varios ex-
perimentos, systemas, e observagoens pertencentes ä Mathematica,
principalmente ä Artilheria, Astrologia, Metheoros, e Musica, em
que evidentemente se demostra, que os tres elementos do Fogo,
do Ar, e da Agoa sao as causas princepaes, que dimovem as convul-
soens, e tremores da terra etc. Lisboa, Antonio Vicente da Silva, 1761.
4to. 2 parts in i volume. Vncut, unbound. $ io.—
Deals chiefly with earthquakes in general and with that
of Li s b o n in particular.
161 VERHAEREN, EMILE.
LES TENDRESSES PREMIERES. Bruxelles, Deman, 1904. 8vo.
Printed in black and green, embellished with green vignettes. Original
cover, uncut. $ 6.—
PRESENTATION COPY with the inscription: “A. M. Max
von Rosemberg cordialement Em. Verhaeren”.
162 VIRGIL.
GRIMOALDUS, NIC. In P. V. Maronis quatuor libros GEORGI-
CORUM in oratione soluta Paraphrasis . . . confecta. Londoni,
Georg Bishop G Radulph Newbery, 1591. I2mo. 103 leaves. Title
within a woodcut border. Limp vellum. $ 120.—
S. T. 24 822 quotes only 3 copies in England and none in America.
Lowndes 8779. B. M. 1646. Sayle 1732.
Second edition of the Georgica printed in England and first
edition with Grimald’s commentary.
The author, a famous humanist of the 16th Century (he publ.
an English translation of Cicero’s De Oficiis and attempted a translation
of Virgil), was one of the first English poets who
wrote in blank verse.
Partly browned. Contains many ms. notes: some passages
underlined.
163 VIRGILIUS.
AENEIS accuratissime castigata cum commentariis acerrimi iudicii
virorum Servii, Donati atque Ascensii Donati . . . His accesserunt
acutissime adnotationes Christophori Landini etc. Venice, L. Ant.
lunta, 1537. Folio. 14 unn. leaves. With printer’s woodcut device on
the title and 70 larger and smaller woodcuts in the text (mostly
PAUL GOTTSCHALK, Berlin W. 8, Unter den Linden 3 a.
Rare and Early Printed Books. Autographs and Manuscripts.
Very rare pamphlet referring to the Thirty Y e a r s ’ War
and interesting for the history of Bohemia, Hungary, R o u ■
mania(Wallachia & Moldavia), and Turkey.
160 VASCONCELLOS, FRANCISCO DE.
NOVA INSTRUCCAM FILOSOFICA, estabelecida em varios ex-
perimentos, systemas, e observagoens pertencentes ä Mathematica,
principalmente ä Artilheria, Astrologia, Metheoros, e Musica, em
que evidentemente se demostra, que os tres elementos do Fogo,
do Ar, e da Agoa sao as causas princepaes, que dimovem as convul-
soens, e tremores da terra etc. Lisboa, Antonio Vicente da Silva, 1761.
4to. 2 parts in i volume. Vncut, unbound. $ io.—
Deals chiefly with earthquakes in general and with that
of Li s b o n in particular.
161 VERHAEREN, EMILE.
LES TENDRESSES PREMIERES. Bruxelles, Deman, 1904. 8vo.
Printed in black and green, embellished with green vignettes. Original
cover, uncut. $ 6.—
PRESENTATION COPY with the inscription: “A. M. Max
von Rosemberg cordialement Em. Verhaeren”.
162 VIRGIL.
GRIMOALDUS, NIC. In P. V. Maronis quatuor libros GEORGI-
CORUM in oratione soluta Paraphrasis . . . confecta. Londoni,
Georg Bishop G Radulph Newbery, 1591. I2mo. 103 leaves. Title
within a woodcut border. Limp vellum. $ 120.—
S. T. 24 822 quotes only 3 copies in England and none in America.
Lowndes 8779. B. M. 1646. Sayle 1732.
Second edition of the Georgica printed in England and first
edition with Grimald’s commentary.
The author, a famous humanist of the 16th Century (he publ.
an English translation of Cicero’s De Oficiis and attempted a translation
of Virgil), was one of the first English poets who
wrote in blank verse.
Partly browned. Contains many ms. notes: some passages
underlined.
163 VIRGILIUS.
AENEIS accuratissime castigata cum commentariis acerrimi iudicii
virorum Servii, Donati atque Ascensii Donati . . . His accesserunt
acutissime adnotationes Christophori Landini etc. Venice, L. Ant.
lunta, 1537. Folio. 14 unn. leaves. With printer’s woodcut device on
the title and 70 larger and smaller woodcuts in the text (mostly
PAUL GOTTSCHALK, Berlin W. 8, Unter den Linden 3 a.
