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une composit. alléger., le buste de Mariette. Les 4 eauxfortes sont gravées p.
Mariette lui-même, d’après dessins de Guerchin, Perino del Vaga et L. Carrache.
Ce cat. cont. e.a. : tableaux (Rubens, Van Dijck) et dessins de l’école d’Italie
(Da Vinci, Montegna, Castiglione), hollandoise et allemande (Rembrandt, Ruys-
dael, Rubens, Holbein, Van Dijck, Dürer), francoise (Watteau, Mariette, Bou-
chardon) et de diff. maîtres ; et estampes de fameux artistes, ht livres d’estampes.
A splendid Spanish Woodcut-book.
140. Marineus Siculus, Lucius. De primis Aragoniae regibus, seu
genealogia regum Aragoniae. Saragossa, Georgius Cocus, 1509, 30th
April. On the title a large and fine woodcut of the Arms of Aragon
supported by an angel, varions coats of arms in text, and genealogical
tree with portraits of Kings and Princes in beautiful woodcuts in
inner margins and in the text throughout, some repeated, device at
end. Fine initiais. Gothic letter. 50 Ivs. (last blank). Smal folio. Half
calf. f 450.—
Palau V, 61. Brunet III, 1432. Sanchez, Bibliographia Aragonesa I, 28, p. 54—58:
,,La presente es una de las mejores producciones tipogrâficas que salièron de la
oficina de Jorge Coci, y de las mas curiosas en noticias histôricas del reine de
Aragon.”
Lyell, Early Book Illustr., p. 120 gives a reproduction of the title-page and on
p. 122 a füll description of the title-page, as well as of the device: „. . . the device
of Coci is an adaption of the Hurus’ mark (reproductions also in Haebler,
Typogr. ; Sanchez, Saragozza; and Orvenippe), but instead of the triangles in
the centre, the initiais of Coci now appear with his own motto substituted; the
Saints on each side being the same, viz. St. Roch and St. Sebastian. There are a
number of cuts in the book, mostly portraits of Kings, with scroll work extending
down the inner margin of the page. One of the most striking of these portrait
cuts appears on fol. XVIIIb, and represents Raimundus and his fiancée,
Petronilla.”
First édition of a very rare and very fine early Spanish woodcut book. A name
crossed out on title, old marginal notes on 2nd lf., a few very insign. paper
stains, binding a little loose, but a fine, large copy with very good impressions
of the cuts.
See reproduction on page 51.
Important for the history of Brazil.
141. Marques, Sim., S. J. Conimbricens. Brasilia Pontificia sive
spéciales facultates pontificiae, quae Brasiliae episcopis conceduntur
et singulis decenniis renovantur, cum notationibus evulgatae, et in
4 libres distributae. Acc. appendix pro casibus in Brasilia reservatis
cum desiderata eorum expositione. Nova edit. Ulyssipone, Ant. Vinc.
da Silva, 1758. 14 Ivs., 559 pp. Fol. Old calf, gilt back, worn. f 150.—
De Backer V, 598, 5. Rodrigues 1542. Garraux 185. Dedicated to ,,D. Laurentio
de Valladares Vieira”. Precious work for the ecclesiastical history of Brazil.
The author went to Brazil in 1702, became rector of the college of Rio de
Janeiro and examiner synodical and provincial.
142. Marsilius, Marc. Ant. Hydragiologia sive De aqua benedicta.
Romae, Barth. Bonfadini, 1586. Engraved title-vignet, nice initiais,
4 small woodcuts, printer’s mark at the end. Thick 4to. Orig. limp
vellum. f 50.—
Ludwig Rosenthal’s Antiquariaat, ’s-Gravelandseweg 102, Hilversum-Holland.
Cat. 193
une composit. alléger., le buste de Mariette. Les 4 eauxfortes sont gravées p.
Mariette lui-même, d’après dessins de Guerchin, Perino del Vaga et L. Carrache.
Ce cat. cont. e.a. : tableaux (Rubens, Van Dijck) et dessins de l’école d’Italie
(Da Vinci, Montegna, Castiglione), hollandoise et allemande (Rembrandt, Ruys-
dael, Rubens, Holbein, Van Dijck, Dürer), francoise (Watteau, Mariette, Bou-
chardon) et de diff. maîtres ; et estampes de fameux artistes, ht livres d’estampes.
A splendid Spanish Woodcut-book.
140. Marineus Siculus, Lucius. De primis Aragoniae regibus, seu
genealogia regum Aragoniae. Saragossa, Georgius Cocus, 1509, 30th
April. On the title a large and fine woodcut of the Arms of Aragon
supported by an angel, varions coats of arms in text, and genealogical
tree with portraits of Kings and Princes in beautiful woodcuts in
inner margins and in the text throughout, some repeated, device at
end. Fine initiais. Gothic letter. 50 Ivs. (last blank). Smal folio. Half
calf. f 450.—
Palau V, 61. Brunet III, 1432. Sanchez, Bibliographia Aragonesa I, 28, p. 54—58:
,,La presente es una de las mejores producciones tipogrâficas que salièron de la
oficina de Jorge Coci, y de las mas curiosas en noticias histôricas del reine de
Aragon.”
Lyell, Early Book Illustr., p. 120 gives a reproduction of the title-page and on
p. 122 a füll description of the title-page, as well as of the device: „. . . the device
of Coci is an adaption of the Hurus’ mark (reproductions also in Haebler,
Typogr. ; Sanchez, Saragozza; and Orvenippe), but instead of the triangles in
the centre, the initiais of Coci now appear with his own motto substituted; the
Saints on each side being the same, viz. St. Roch and St. Sebastian. There are a
number of cuts in the book, mostly portraits of Kings, with scroll work extending
down the inner margin of the page. One of the most striking of these portrait
cuts appears on fol. XVIIIb, and represents Raimundus and his fiancée,
Petronilla.”
First édition of a very rare and very fine early Spanish woodcut book. A name
crossed out on title, old marginal notes on 2nd lf., a few very insign. paper
stains, binding a little loose, but a fine, large copy with very good impressions
of the cuts.
See reproduction on page 51.
Important for the history of Brazil.
141. Marques, Sim., S. J. Conimbricens. Brasilia Pontificia sive
spéciales facultates pontificiae, quae Brasiliae episcopis conceduntur
et singulis decenniis renovantur, cum notationibus evulgatae, et in
4 libres distributae. Acc. appendix pro casibus in Brasilia reservatis
cum desiderata eorum expositione. Nova edit. Ulyssipone, Ant. Vinc.
da Silva, 1758. 14 Ivs., 559 pp. Fol. Old calf, gilt back, worn. f 150.—
De Backer V, 598, 5. Rodrigues 1542. Garraux 185. Dedicated to ,,D. Laurentio
de Valladares Vieira”. Precious work for the ecclesiastical history of Brazil.
The author went to Brazil in 1702, became rector of the college of Rio de
Janeiro and examiner synodical and provincial.
142. Marsilius, Marc. Ant. Hydragiologia sive De aqua benedicta.
Romae, Barth. Bonfadini, 1586. Engraved title-vignet, nice initiais,
4 small woodcuts, printer’s mark at the end. Thick 4to. Orig. limp
vellum. f 50.—
Ludwig Rosenthal’s Antiquariaat, ’s-Gravelandseweg 102, Hilversum-Holland.
Cat. 193
