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and many were only much later rediscovered. The illustrations are yery fine and
mostly done from nature. Apart from a very little wormhole, a fine copy in a
nice binding.
See reproduction on page 8.
27. S. Bernardus abbas Clarevallensis. Opus complectens sermones
de tempore de sanctis et super Cantica Canticorum, epistolas cete-
raque opuscula. Domini quoque Gilleberti abbatis de Hoilandia ser-
mones. 3 partes in 1 vol. Lugduni, Joh. Cleyn, 1015 (sic!). Title in
red, in woodcut border of elevated style, on leaf 2 verso a hf. page
woodcut, leaf 3 recto a richly. painted border and fig. initiais ail
coloured. Rubricated. Fol. Richly tooled old calf, rebacked. f 200.—
Janauschek, 388. Panzer VII, 309, 272. Falkenstein, Gesch. der Buchdruckerkïinst,
S. 251 u. 285. Coll. I, 60, 194 Ivs. (Fol. I-CXCIIII). — II, 4, 154 Ivs. (Fol.
I-CLIIII). — III, 40, 3 Ivs. (Fol. I-XL). On back of last leaf, Colophon with
printer’s mark. Majusc. and Minusc. Beautifully printed look with nice illumina-
tions. The year 1015 is unjust, it should be 1515, On leaf 1 in thei border and
leaf 3 the painted arms of Abb. Egidius. A fine, unpressed copy.
28. Bessarion, Joh. In calumniatorem Platonis libri IV. Correctio
librorum Platonis de legibus, Georgio Trapezuntio interprète. Eius-
dem de natura & arte adversus eundem Trapezuntium tractatus.
Eiusdem Metaphysicorum Aristotelis XIIII librorum tralatio. Theo-
phrasti Metaphysicorum lib. I. Index eorum omnium quae singulis
libris pertractantur. Latin types with some Greek types. 2 parts in
1 vol. Venice, in aedibus Aldi et Andreae Soceri, 1516. With 3 prin-
ter’s marks. 8, 116 and 53 Ivs., badly numbered 55, 1 If. Folio. Vellum
f 140.—
Brunet I, 827. Renouard, Aldus, p. 77 no. 6: First édition of the second part.
Bessarion the Greek patriarch of Constantinople (1403—1472) joined the Roman
Ghurch after his attempts at re-union of the Greek and Roman Church had
failed. He is very important as translater from the Greek and introducer
of Greek studies in Italy. This book, written mainly in defence of Platonism
against the followers of Aristotle became of important influence on générations
of humanist scholars. A large splendid copy of a rare book.
29. Besson, Diego (Jacques). Teatro de los instrumentos y figuras
matematicas... Con las interpretaciones de cada figura echas por
Francisco Beroaldo, nuovamente impresso. Leon de Francia (Lyon),
Hor. Cardon, 1602. With woodcut title and 60 full-page engraved
plates of machinery. 64 Ivs. (the first blank missing). La-folio. Old
polished calf, back richly gilt. (Top and bottom of back very insign.
damaged). f 230.—
Palau II, 28757. Brunet I, 830. Libri, Sale Catalogue: „An important work,
containing a great number of fine large plates, exhibiting varions inventions for
the suspension of carriages, for fire-engintes, for musical instruments, a new
press for impressing coloured cloths, etc.” Holtzapffel, Turning and Mechanical
Manipulation IV, p. 18: „Besson figured three very curions lathes in which the
pôle, the archery bow, cords and weights, are ail more or less employed in pro-
ducing the reciprocal motion in the machines.” This is the first independent work
Ludwig Rosenthal’s Antiquariaat, ’s-Gravelandseweg 102, Hilversum-Holland.
Cat. 193
and many were only much later rediscovered. The illustrations are yery fine and
mostly done from nature. Apart from a very little wormhole, a fine copy in a
nice binding.
See reproduction on page 8.
27. S. Bernardus abbas Clarevallensis. Opus complectens sermones
de tempore de sanctis et super Cantica Canticorum, epistolas cete-
raque opuscula. Domini quoque Gilleberti abbatis de Hoilandia ser-
mones. 3 partes in 1 vol. Lugduni, Joh. Cleyn, 1015 (sic!). Title in
red, in woodcut border of elevated style, on leaf 2 verso a hf. page
woodcut, leaf 3 recto a richly. painted border and fig. initiais ail
coloured. Rubricated. Fol. Richly tooled old calf, rebacked. f 200.—
Janauschek, 388. Panzer VII, 309, 272. Falkenstein, Gesch. der Buchdruckerkïinst,
S. 251 u. 285. Coll. I, 60, 194 Ivs. (Fol. I-CXCIIII). — II, 4, 154 Ivs. (Fol.
I-CLIIII). — III, 40, 3 Ivs. (Fol. I-XL). On back of last leaf, Colophon with
printer’s mark. Majusc. and Minusc. Beautifully printed look with nice illumina-
tions. The year 1015 is unjust, it should be 1515, On leaf 1 in thei border and
leaf 3 the painted arms of Abb. Egidius. A fine, unpressed copy.
28. Bessarion, Joh. In calumniatorem Platonis libri IV. Correctio
librorum Platonis de legibus, Georgio Trapezuntio interprète. Eius-
dem de natura & arte adversus eundem Trapezuntium tractatus.
Eiusdem Metaphysicorum Aristotelis XIIII librorum tralatio. Theo-
phrasti Metaphysicorum lib. I. Index eorum omnium quae singulis
libris pertractantur. Latin types with some Greek types. 2 parts in
1 vol. Venice, in aedibus Aldi et Andreae Soceri, 1516. With 3 prin-
ter’s marks. 8, 116 and 53 Ivs., badly numbered 55, 1 If. Folio. Vellum
f 140.—
Brunet I, 827. Renouard, Aldus, p. 77 no. 6: First édition of the second part.
Bessarion the Greek patriarch of Constantinople (1403—1472) joined the Roman
Ghurch after his attempts at re-union of the Greek and Roman Church had
failed. He is very important as translater from the Greek and introducer
of Greek studies in Italy. This book, written mainly in defence of Platonism
against the followers of Aristotle became of important influence on générations
of humanist scholars. A large splendid copy of a rare book.
29. Besson, Diego (Jacques). Teatro de los instrumentos y figuras
matematicas... Con las interpretaciones de cada figura echas por
Francisco Beroaldo, nuovamente impresso. Leon de Francia (Lyon),
Hor. Cardon, 1602. With woodcut title and 60 full-page engraved
plates of machinery. 64 Ivs. (the first blank missing). La-folio. Old
polished calf, back richly gilt. (Top and bottom of back very insign.
damaged). f 230.—
Palau II, 28757. Brunet I, 830. Libri, Sale Catalogue: „An important work,
containing a great number of fine large plates, exhibiting varions inventions for
the suspension of carriages, for fire-engintes, for musical instruments, a new
press for impressing coloured cloths, etc.” Holtzapffel, Turning and Mechanical
Manipulation IV, p. 18: „Besson figured three very curions lathes in which the
pôle, the archery bow, cords and weights, are ail more or less employed in pro-
ducing the reciprocal motion in the machines.” This is the first independent work
Ludwig Rosenthal’s Antiquariaat, ’s-Gravelandseweg 102, Hilversum-Holland.
Cat. 193
