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58 AMERICANA
M. Pf.
Sabin ll?Ö2. Tide p. 329. With 2 engraved titles and 33 (instead of 37)
engravings in the text. Pp. 5 - 14 of the text are wanting. Partly stained and with
traces of frequent use. Part of the margins are fragile.
233 LOEFLING. P., Reise nach den spanischen Ländern in Europa
u. Amerika i. d. J. 1751—56 nebst Beobachtungen u. Anmerkungen
über d. merkwürdigen Gewächse, hrsg. v. C. v. Linné, a. d. Schwed.
v. A. B. Kölpin. W. 2 plates engr. on copper. Berlin 1766. Con-
temp. half calf, back gilt. XVI11., 408 pp. 60 —
Sabin 41773. Pp. 160 — 236 plantae Hispanicae; 237 — 364 pl. Americanae. With
dedication to the Swedish minister A. v. Loewen.
234 MAFFEI, Joh. P. (S. J.), historiarum indicarum 11. XVI, select,
item ex India epist. 11. IV. Acc. Ign. Loiolae vita postremo recogn.
Folio. Florentine, ap. Ph. Junctam, 1588. Vellum. 160 —
Sabin 43769. Leclerc (1867) 923. De Backer-Sommervogel V col. 298 no. 3.
Graesse IV 334. Brunet III, 1290. Satow 14.
A fine copy of the original edition, containing many informations as to Brazil.,
Japan, China, Moluccas, Siam, etc.
235 -Acc. Ignatii Loiolae vita. With i folding map of the world.
Folio. Coloniae Agrippinae, in offic. Birckmannica, 1593. Calf
with clasps. 160 —
Sabin 43772. John Carter Brown I p. 329. De Backer-Sommervogel V col. 298
no. 3. Satow 14.
This edition is especially esteemed for its map of the world which is lacking in
most copies.
236 MANNING, W. R., diplomatic correspondence of the United States
concerning the independence of the Latin-American nations.
3 vols. New York 1926. Cloth. 72 —
237 MAR DI AETHIOPIA. Coloured engraved map exhibiting
South America, South-Africa and Terra australis incognita.
With a beautiful cartouche 43 x55 cm. (Amsterdam, J. Jansson,
about 1650). 48 —
238 MARTYR, P., de rebus oceanicis et orbe novo decades III: quibus
quicquid de inventis nuper terris traditum fideliter docetur. Eius-
dem legationis Babylonicae libri III. With 2 printer’s marks and
numerous woodcut initials by Holbein. Folio. Basileae, J. Bebel,
1533- Half calf. 12 unn. 11., 92 numb. 11. 280 —
Sabin 1557. John Carter Brown I, p. 108. Church 65* Harrisse 176. Trömel 5.
Ternaux 40. Graesse I, 129
There is not any need whatever to dwell on the outstanding merits of the present
work, one of the most important sources for the history of the discovery of America.
Petrus Martyr ab Angleria 11455—1526), was the friend or contemporary of Columbus,
Vasco da Gama, Cortes, Magellan, Cabot and Vespucius, and owing to his high po-
litical and literary position he was enabled to obtain much valuable and authentic
materials in regard to the great navigations of his time. The present edition is the
first reprint of the exceedingly rare Alcala edition of 1516, containing the three first
decades. LI. 68—75 contain: de insulis nuper inventis; LI. 75 — 92; legatio Baby-
lonica (See Paulitschke 312).
Title and last 3 leaves somewhat spoiled. Last leaf mounted. With one worm-
hole; partly with slight waterstains on the margin.
With inscription of a previous owner: J. D. Pamelius, and numerous old marginal
notes.
239 — — Coloniae, apud Geru. Calenium et haeredes Quentelios,
1574. Vellum. 120 —
babin 1558. John Carter Brown I, p. 253. Leclerc 27. Ternaux 120. Salva 3269.
Heredia 775^.
1 M. = 1 sh. = $ 0,24 = Schw. fr. 1,25 = Holl. fl. 0,60 = Scliw. Kr. 0,90.
M. Pf.
Sabin ll?Ö2. Tide p. 329. With 2 engraved titles and 33 (instead of 37)
engravings in the text. Pp. 5 - 14 of the text are wanting. Partly stained and with
traces of frequent use. Part of the margins are fragile.
233 LOEFLING. P., Reise nach den spanischen Ländern in Europa
u. Amerika i. d. J. 1751—56 nebst Beobachtungen u. Anmerkungen
über d. merkwürdigen Gewächse, hrsg. v. C. v. Linné, a. d. Schwed.
v. A. B. Kölpin. W. 2 plates engr. on copper. Berlin 1766. Con-
temp. half calf, back gilt. XVI11., 408 pp. 60 —
Sabin 41773. Pp. 160 — 236 plantae Hispanicae; 237 — 364 pl. Americanae. With
dedication to the Swedish minister A. v. Loewen.
234 MAFFEI, Joh. P. (S. J.), historiarum indicarum 11. XVI, select,
item ex India epist. 11. IV. Acc. Ign. Loiolae vita postremo recogn.
Folio. Florentine, ap. Ph. Junctam, 1588. Vellum. 160 —
Sabin 43769. Leclerc (1867) 923. De Backer-Sommervogel V col. 298 no. 3.
Graesse IV 334. Brunet III, 1290. Satow 14.
A fine copy of the original edition, containing many informations as to Brazil.,
Japan, China, Moluccas, Siam, etc.
235 -Acc. Ignatii Loiolae vita. With i folding map of the world.
Folio. Coloniae Agrippinae, in offic. Birckmannica, 1593. Calf
with clasps. 160 —
Sabin 43772. John Carter Brown I p. 329. De Backer-Sommervogel V col. 298
no. 3. Satow 14.
This edition is especially esteemed for its map of the world which is lacking in
most copies.
236 MANNING, W. R., diplomatic correspondence of the United States
concerning the independence of the Latin-American nations.
3 vols. New York 1926. Cloth. 72 —
237 MAR DI AETHIOPIA. Coloured engraved map exhibiting
South America, South-Africa and Terra australis incognita.
With a beautiful cartouche 43 x55 cm. (Amsterdam, J. Jansson,
about 1650). 48 —
238 MARTYR, P., de rebus oceanicis et orbe novo decades III: quibus
quicquid de inventis nuper terris traditum fideliter docetur. Eius-
dem legationis Babylonicae libri III. With 2 printer’s marks and
numerous woodcut initials by Holbein. Folio. Basileae, J. Bebel,
1533- Half calf. 12 unn. 11., 92 numb. 11. 280 —
Sabin 1557. John Carter Brown I, p. 108. Church 65* Harrisse 176. Trömel 5.
Ternaux 40. Graesse I, 129
There is not any need whatever to dwell on the outstanding merits of the present
work, one of the most important sources for the history of the discovery of America.
Petrus Martyr ab Angleria 11455—1526), was the friend or contemporary of Columbus,
Vasco da Gama, Cortes, Magellan, Cabot and Vespucius, and owing to his high po-
litical and literary position he was enabled to obtain much valuable and authentic
materials in regard to the great navigations of his time. The present edition is the
first reprint of the exceedingly rare Alcala edition of 1516, containing the three first
decades. LI. 68—75 contain: de insulis nuper inventis; LI. 75 — 92; legatio Baby-
lonica (See Paulitschke 312).
Title and last 3 leaves somewhat spoiled. Last leaf mounted. With one worm-
hole; partly with slight waterstains on the margin.
With inscription of a previous owner: J. D. Pamelius, and numerous old marginal
notes.
239 — — Coloniae, apud Geru. Calenium et haeredes Quentelios,
1574. Vellum. 120 —
babin 1558. John Carter Brown I, p. 253. Leclerc 27. Ternaux 120. Salva 3269.
Heredia 775^.
1 M. = 1 sh. = $ 0,24 = Schw. fr. 1,25 = Holl. fl. 0,60 = Scliw. Kr. 0,90.
