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woodcut on title by Florio Vavassore, many woodcub-initials in the
text and device at the end. 4 Ivs., 199 Ivs. Folio. Hf. calf. f 80.—
Sander, Livre à figures 6077. Naglet, M o n o g r. II, 2536. A very
fine edition of the famous work on rhetoric. The text is surrounded by the commen-
tary. One of the chapters treats on music. (Lf. XXI and XXII). The beautiful
woodcut shows St. George killing the Dragon. —* Titleleaf little stained, last leaf
little mended in blank margin, otherwise a very nice copy.
196 RAMUS, Petrus (de la Ramée). Liber de moribus veterum Gallorum,
ad Carolum Lotharingum Cardinalem. Francofurti, haeredes Andreae
Wecheli, 1584. Printer’s mark on title and at the end. 142 pp. Unbound.
Sold.
Brunet IV, col. 1099. Graes se VI, p. 22. A good copy.
197 REISCH, Greg. Margarita filosofica. Aggiunt. da Orontio Fineo.
Tradotta nuovamente dalla lingua Latina nell’ Italiana da Giovan.
Paolo Galluci. Venetia, lacomo Ant. Somascho, 1600. With many
woodcuts and music notes in the text; 1 folding plate. 12 Ivs., 1138 pp.
4to. Old limp vellum. f 100.—
Graesse VI, p. 74. Smith p. 82. Bibliotheca Esoterjca: ‘Maintes
fois réimprimé, cet ouvrage est une sorte d’encyclopédie qui résume toutes les con-
naissances de l’époque. Ce livre traite de la grammaire, de la dialectique, de la
rhétorique, de l’arithmétique, de la musique, de la géométrie, de l’astronomie, de la
cosmographie, de l’astrologie généthliaque, des oracles, des superstitions, de la
nécromancie, de la géomancie, de la pyromancie, de la philosophie naturelle, de
l’alchimie, de l’âme, de la philosophie morale, etc.’ A very good copy.
198 REYNARD THE FOX. — SCHOPPER, Hartmann. Speculum vitae
aulicum. De admirabili fallacia et astutia Vulpeculae Reinikes libri
quatuor, nunc primum ex idiomate Germanico latinitate donat. Francof.
ad Moen., apud Bassaeum, 1584. With printer’s device on title and 57
fine woodcuts by Jost Amman. 10 Ivs., 465 pp. 9 Ivs. 12 mo. Old vellum.
f 60.—
Becker, J. Amman, p. 45. Brunet IV, 1222. Graesse VI, 82. A most
famous XVIth century woodçut-book. A slight water-stain in a part of the book,
otherwise a nice copy.
199 RICHERIUS, Christ. De rebus Turcarum libri 5. (De origine Turca-
rum & Ottomanni imperio. De moribus & institutis illius gentis. De
Tammerlanis Parthi rebus gestis. De expugnata a Maomethe Consta-
tinopoli. De Castellinovi Dalmatiae oppidi recenti direptione). Paris,
Rob. Stephanus, 1540. With some large, very fine initials ‘au fond
criblé’. 115 pp., 6 Ivs. of index. 4to. Boards. f 60.—
Renouard p. 50 no. 12. Graesse VI, 116. Brunet IV, 1294. Original
edition. A wormhole in the lower margins of part of the book, a few stains,
otherwise à good copy. (Duplicate of the Harvard College Library).
200 RINALDI, Giov. de. Il mostruosissimo mostro. Div. in due trattati.
Nel primo de quale si ragiona del significato de’ colori. Nel secondo
si tratta de\V herbe, & fiori. Ristamp. Venetia, L. Spineda, 1611. With
vign. on title. 78, 2 Ivs. (1 blank). Old vellum. f 16.—
201 ROME. — CAVALLERIIS, Joh. Bapt. de. Triumphus martyrum in
templo S. Stephani Caelli mentis expresses. Romae, A. Gardanus &
Franc. Coattinus, 1587. With engr. title, coat of arms and 32 full-page
engravings. 4 Ivs., 65 pp'., 8 Ivs., Old vellum. f 75.-—■
Very scarce set showing the martyrdom of the first Christians. Two engravings
are slightly stained and a few unimportant stains in the margins, otherwise a good
copy with clear impressions.
202 —. (CHAUSSE, M. A. de la.) HOOGSTRATEN, D. v. Het Roomsch
Kabinet van Oudheden, bestaande in Goden- en andere beeiden, ge-
Ludwig Rosenthal’S Antiquariaat, ’s-Gravelandseweg 102, Hilversum-Holland. —» Cat. 195
VARIA
woodcut on title by Florio Vavassore, many woodcub-initials in the
text and device at the end. 4 Ivs., 199 Ivs. Folio. Hf. calf. f 80.—
Sander, Livre à figures 6077. Naglet, M o n o g r. II, 2536. A very
fine edition of the famous work on rhetoric. The text is surrounded by the commen-
tary. One of the chapters treats on music. (Lf. XXI and XXII). The beautiful
woodcut shows St. George killing the Dragon. —* Titleleaf little stained, last leaf
little mended in blank margin, otherwise a very nice copy.
196 RAMUS, Petrus (de la Ramée). Liber de moribus veterum Gallorum,
ad Carolum Lotharingum Cardinalem. Francofurti, haeredes Andreae
Wecheli, 1584. Printer’s mark on title and at the end. 142 pp. Unbound.
Sold.
Brunet IV, col. 1099. Graes se VI, p. 22. A good copy.
197 REISCH, Greg. Margarita filosofica. Aggiunt. da Orontio Fineo.
Tradotta nuovamente dalla lingua Latina nell’ Italiana da Giovan.
Paolo Galluci. Venetia, lacomo Ant. Somascho, 1600. With many
woodcuts and music notes in the text; 1 folding plate. 12 Ivs., 1138 pp.
4to. Old limp vellum. f 100.—
Graesse VI, p. 74. Smith p. 82. Bibliotheca Esoterjca: ‘Maintes
fois réimprimé, cet ouvrage est une sorte d’encyclopédie qui résume toutes les con-
naissances de l’époque. Ce livre traite de la grammaire, de la dialectique, de la
rhétorique, de l’arithmétique, de la musique, de la géométrie, de l’astronomie, de la
cosmographie, de l’astrologie généthliaque, des oracles, des superstitions, de la
nécromancie, de la géomancie, de la pyromancie, de la philosophie naturelle, de
l’alchimie, de l’âme, de la philosophie morale, etc.’ A very good copy.
198 REYNARD THE FOX. — SCHOPPER, Hartmann. Speculum vitae
aulicum. De admirabili fallacia et astutia Vulpeculae Reinikes libri
quatuor, nunc primum ex idiomate Germanico latinitate donat. Francof.
ad Moen., apud Bassaeum, 1584. With printer’s device on title and 57
fine woodcuts by Jost Amman. 10 Ivs., 465 pp. 9 Ivs. 12 mo. Old vellum.
f 60.—
Becker, J. Amman, p. 45. Brunet IV, 1222. Graesse VI, 82. A most
famous XVIth century woodçut-book. A slight water-stain in a part of the book,
otherwise a nice copy.
199 RICHERIUS, Christ. De rebus Turcarum libri 5. (De origine Turca-
rum & Ottomanni imperio. De moribus & institutis illius gentis. De
Tammerlanis Parthi rebus gestis. De expugnata a Maomethe Consta-
tinopoli. De Castellinovi Dalmatiae oppidi recenti direptione). Paris,
Rob. Stephanus, 1540. With some large, very fine initials ‘au fond
criblé’. 115 pp., 6 Ivs. of index. 4to. Boards. f 60.—
Renouard p. 50 no. 12. Graesse VI, 116. Brunet IV, 1294. Original
edition. A wormhole in the lower margins of part of the book, a few stains,
otherwise à good copy. (Duplicate of the Harvard College Library).
200 RINALDI, Giov. de. Il mostruosissimo mostro. Div. in due trattati.
Nel primo de quale si ragiona del significato de’ colori. Nel secondo
si tratta de\V herbe, & fiori. Ristamp. Venetia, L. Spineda, 1611. With
vign. on title. 78, 2 Ivs. (1 blank). Old vellum. f 16.—
201 ROME. — CAVALLERIIS, Joh. Bapt. de. Triumphus martyrum in
templo S. Stephani Caelli mentis expresses. Romae, A. Gardanus &
Franc. Coattinus, 1587. With engr. title, coat of arms and 32 full-page
engravings. 4 Ivs., 65 pp'., 8 Ivs., Old vellum. f 75.-—■
Very scarce set showing the martyrdom of the first Christians. Two engravings
are slightly stained and a few unimportant stains in the margins, otherwise a good
copy with clear impressions.
202 —. (CHAUSSE, M. A. de la.) HOOGSTRATEN, D. v. Het Roomsch
Kabinet van Oudheden, bestaande in Goden- en andere beeiden, ge-
Ludwig Rosenthal’S Antiquariaat, ’s-Gravelandseweg 102, Hilversum-Holland. —» Cat. 195