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158. Münster, Sebastian. Dictionarium trilingue (latin-greek and
hebrew), in quo scilicet latinis vocabulis in ordinem alphabeticum
digestis respondent Graeca & Hebraica: Hebraicis adiecta sunt ma-
gistralia & Chaldaica. Basel, Henricus Petrus, 1530. With printer’s
mark (at the end) and some nice initiais. 238 pp. Folio. Old vellum.
f 120.—
Heckethorn p. 156/8. Stockmeyer-Reber 149/VIII. Fürst, Bibi. jucl. I, 407. Stein-
schneider, Bibliogr. Hdb., p. 98, no. 1386. Panzer IX, p. 405, 803. First édition
and one of the first books printed by H. Petri. Our copy is interesting because
it is entirely interleaved with blank paper, containing annotations by an former
■owner. The name of this owner on the title-page is crossed out. Some unimpor-
tant fusty stains, otherwise a fine copy.
159. Nassare, Pablo, o. Min. Escuela musica, segun la practica mo-
tlerna. 8 libros in 2 vols. Zaragoza 1723/24. With music notes. Fol.
Limp vellum. • f 175.—
Fitner VII, 148. Gregor y-Sonneck, p. 193 gives the full title of each paît. Fétis
VI, 282. Some brown stains, Ist part loose in cover.
160. (Negro, Franc.) Tragédie du roy Franc-Arbitre, Nouellement
traduite d’Italien en Francois. (Genève), chez Jean Crespin, 1558.
Avec marque d’impr. sur le titre et à la fin du livre. 308 pp., 1 If.
D.-veau fauve. f 175.—
Brunet IV, 35: „Edition rare, et recherchée”. C’est une satire sanglante contre
les dogrdes de l’église catholique et le Pape. Apostolo Zeno, Lettere, tom II, p. 476
croit P. P. Vergerio auteur de cette pièce, mais voy. Fontanini I, p. 382. L’impri-
meur Crespin est probablement le traducteur. Exemplaire complet et bien con-
servé.
161. Nicolai, Nie. Der Erst Theyl. Von der Schiffahrt und Reys. In
die Türkey vnd gegen Orient... M. schönen Figuren. Wie beide Mann
u. Weib irer Landart nach bekleydet seyen. A.d. Frantzös. Sprach in
die Teutsche gebracht... (Am Ende:) Nürnb., Dietrich Gerloss, 1572.
W. 60 engraved costume plates. Bound with : Hondorff, Andr. Calen-
darium Sanctorum et Historiarum. 2 prts. Leipz., Jac. Berwaldts
Erben, 1572. W. large title vignet. Fol. Nice blind-tooled pigskin bin-
ding with épiscopal coat of arms (former chain binding of a monas-
tery library.) One of the clasps missing. f 240.—
I. Brunet IV, 67. Lipperheide 1398. Wurzbach II, 63. Very scarce ed. in the
German language! A sec. part didn’t appear, neither of the orig. French ed.,
nor of this German one. The engravings by the Nuremberger painter Conrad
Saldörffer are very interesting a. important for the history of costumes and
represent the dress of Moors in Algeria, of Malta, in Tripolis, on the isle of
Paros, Chios, in Turkey, Syria, a. of Pera. Very interesting as well are the
pictur'es of Turkish military grades, footmen, wrestler, a Court cook, a
Jewish physician, a Grecian farmer, Turkish priests, Mohammetans, pilgrims of
Mecca; Persian, Arabian, Jewish, Armenian, Ragusian a. Grecian merchants, a.
the costumes of the female population of Greece, Turkey, Macedonia and Jews
etc. Descriptions are given of Algeria, Greece, Armenia, Malta, Tripolis, Persia
and Arabia.
Ludwig Rosenthal’s Antiquariaat, ’s-Gravelandseweg 102, Hilversum-Holland.
Cat. 193
158. Münster, Sebastian. Dictionarium trilingue (latin-greek and
hebrew), in quo scilicet latinis vocabulis in ordinem alphabeticum
digestis respondent Graeca & Hebraica: Hebraicis adiecta sunt ma-
gistralia & Chaldaica. Basel, Henricus Petrus, 1530. With printer’s
mark (at the end) and some nice initiais. 238 pp. Folio. Old vellum.
f 120.—
Heckethorn p. 156/8. Stockmeyer-Reber 149/VIII. Fürst, Bibi. jucl. I, 407. Stein-
schneider, Bibliogr. Hdb., p. 98, no. 1386. Panzer IX, p. 405, 803. First édition
and one of the first books printed by H. Petri. Our copy is interesting because
it is entirely interleaved with blank paper, containing annotations by an former
■owner. The name of this owner on the title-page is crossed out. Some unimpor-
tant fusty stains, otherwise a fine copy.
159. Nassare, Pablo, o. Min. Escuela musica, segun la practica mo-
tlerna. 8 libros in 2 vols. Zaragoza 1723/24. With music notes. Fol.
Limp vellum. • f 175.—
Fitner VII, 148. Gregor y-Sonneck, p. 193 gives the full title of each paît. Fétis
VI, 282. Some brown stains, Ist part loose in cover.
160. (Negro, Franc.) Tragédie du roy Franc-Arbitre, Nouellement
traduite d’Italien en Francois. (Genève), chez Jean Crespin, 1558.
Avec marque d’impr. sur le titre et à la fin du livre. 308 pp., 1 If.
D.-veau fauve. f 175.—
Brunet IV, 35: „Edition rare, et recherchée”. C’est une satire sanglante contre
les dogrdes de l’église catholique et le Pape. Apostolo Zeno, Lettere, tom II, p. 476
croit P. P. Vergerio auteur de cette pièce, mais voy. Fontanini I, p. 382. L’impri-
meur Crespin est probablement le traducteur. Exemplaire complet et bien con-
servé.
161. Nicolai, Nie. Der Erst Theyl. Von der Schiffahrt und Reys. In
die Türkey vnd gegen Orient... M. schönen Figuren. Wie beide Mann
u. Weib irer Landart nach bekleydet seyen. A.d. Frantzös. Sprach in
die Teutsche gebracht... (Am Ende:) Nürnb., Dietrich Gerloss, 1572.
W. 60 engraved costume plates. Bound with : Hondorff, Andr. Calen-
darium Sanctorum et Historiarum. 2 prts. Leipz., Jac. Berwaldts
Erben, 1572. W. large title vignet. Fol. Nice blind-tooled pigskin bin-
ding with épiscopal coat of arms (former chain binding of a monas-
tery library.) One of the clasps missing. f 240.—
I. Brunet IV, 67. Lipperheide 1398. Wurzbach II, 63. Very scarce ed. in the
German language! A sec. part didn’t appear, neither of the orig. French ed.,
nor of this German one. The engravings by the Nuremberger painter Conrad
Saldörffer are very interesting a. important for the history of costumes and
represent the dress of Moors in Algeria, of Malta, in Tripolis, on the isle of
Paros, Chios, in Turkey, Syria, a. of Pera. Very interesting as well are the
pictur'es of Turkish military grades, footmen, wrestler, a Court cook, a
Jewish physician, a Grecian farmer, Turkish priests, Mohammetans, pilgrims of
Mecca; Persian, Arabian, Jewish, Armenian, Ragusian a. Grecian merchants, a.
the costumes of the female population of Greece, Turkey, Macedonia and Jews
etc. Descriptions are given of Algeria, Greece, Armenia, Malta, Tripolis, Persia
and Arabia.
Ludwig Rosenthal’s Antiquariaat, ’s-Gravelandseweg 102, Hilversum-Holland.
Cat. 193
