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oder ander Theil v. Simone Paulli’s Anatomia. 9 •plates. 19 pp. —
Appendix 94 pp. 4to. Old vellum. f 160.—
Very rare first German edition of the famous anatomical plates in
quarto size. They are based on.Merian’s reduced copies. The number of plates is
increased. ‘*C.’s plates mark a new epoch in the history of anatomic representation”
(Choulant — Frank 228). — The second part is occupied by Spigelius “De formato
foetu” (in German) ; it is “a work of lasting value” (Weindler). — Part III gives
an enlarged Latin edition of the introduction of anatomy by the first professor at the
Copenhagen University at whose instigation the whole collection was published. ■—
Of great rarity with all three parts. — On the frontisp. the globe with
America. — According to the ms. dedication our copy was presented to the ambassador
of Hamburg Joh. Mollei* when he left Denmark Sept. 1663. — The 4 folding plates
with some well-repaired tears.
75 —. EUSTACHIUS. — ALBINUS, Bernh. Siegfi'. Explicatio tabula-
rum anatomicarum Barth. Eustachii. Auctor recogn., castigavit, auxit,
denuo edidit. Leidae, J. & H. Verbeek, 1761. Title in red and black and
with vign. by Wandelaar. With 89 full-page plates. 2 Ivs., 296 pp.
Folio. Old half calf. f 80.—
Garrison 215, 342: “Albinus edited the works of Harvey, Vesalius, Fabricus and
Eustachius, and his atlases are all justly renowned for their beauty and accuracy of
illustration and for the elegant style of the accompanying text.” Not in Choulant.
Each of Eustachius’ plates is supplemented by a separate outline plate of equal size.
Second Albinus edition, containing considerable textual additions. In the beginning
and at the end water-stained, but otherwise a good uncut copy.
76 —. GREVIN, Jac. De venenis libri 2. Opera & labore Hier. Martii
in Lat. serm. conversi. Adjunctus ejusd. auct. de Antimonic tract.
Antverpiae, Christ. Plantin, 1571. With 92 fine woodcuts (animals &
plants), printer’s mark & many woodcut initials. 10 Ivs., 332 pp., 5 Ivs.
4to. Unbound. f 95.—
Degeorge p. 160. Ruelens & de Backer p. Ill no. 16. Brunet II, 1737.
Graesse III, 154. Choulant p. 65. The author (1539—’70), of Clermont, is
well known as a physician and as a dramatist and was a pupil of Ronsard. •—
Contains also Nicandri antiquiss. poetae et medici Theriaca and Alexipharmaca
in lat. carmen redacta. Treats also of antimony, a purging medicament. First
Lat. e d. — Some underlinings, otherwise a good copy.
—. See also no. 10.
77 MELA, Pomponius. De situ orbis libri tres. And. Schottus Antwerp,
recensuit et spicilegio illustravit. Add. Hermolai Barbari Veneti et
Fredenandi Nonii Pintiani Castigationes. Antwerp., Chr. Plantin, 1582.
With printer’s mark on title and a folding world map, engr. by Abr.
Ortelius (1582). — Bound with: Geographica et Historica Herodoti,
quae latine Mela exscripsit. Ab And. Schotto Antverpiano. Ibid. 1582.
4to. Old limp vellum (back worn). f 58.—
Ebert 13625. Ruelens De Backer. Annales Plantin, p. 241/42 no. 28.
The second work is printed in 2 columns, the Latin and Greek text facing each
other. — Some Ivs. browned, otherwise a fine copy.
78 MELA POMPONIUS. lulius Solinus; itinerarium Antonini Aug.;
Vibius Sequester; P. Victor de regionibus Romae, Dionysius Afer de
situ orbis, Prisciano interprete. Venetiis, in aedibus Aldi, & Andr.
Soceri, 1518. With printer’s mark on title and at the end. Printed in
Italics. 233, 3 Ivs. Hf. vellum. f 100.—
First Aldine edition! Renoua rd 83, 6. Brunet IV, 800/1. Graesse
V, 401. Ha r risse 91. Cat. Rothschild 3332: “A. Manuzio était mort le
6 février 1515 ; ce ne fut donc pas lui qui revit l’édition de Pomp. Mela et des autres
ouvrages contenus dans le recueil ; la revision fut faite par Francesco et Federico
da Asola, ses beaux-frères. Le texte établi par eux d’après des manuscrits vénitiens fut
copié par les héritiers de Filippo à Florence en 1519 et par Ales. Paganini à Tusculum
en 1521.” With a preface of Fr. A s u 1 a n u s. — Somewhat water-stained, chiefly
in the margins, otherwise a very good copy.
Ludwig Rosenthal’s Antiquariaat, ’s-Gravelandseweg 102, Hilversum-Holland. — Cat. 196
15
oder ander Theil v. Simone Paulli’s Anatomia. 9 •plates. 19 pp. —
Appendix 94 pp. 4to. Old vellum. f 160.—
Very rare first German edition of the famous anatomical plates in
quarto size. They are based on.Merian’s reduced copies. The number of plates is
increased. ‘*C.’s plates mark a new epoch in the history of anatomic representation”
(Choulant — Frank 228). — The second part is occupied by Spigelius “De formato
foetu” (in German) ; it is “a work of lasting value” (Weindler). — Part III gives
an enlarged Latin edition of the introduction of anatomy by the first professor at the
Copenhagen University at whose instigation the whole collection was published. ■—
Of great rarity with all three parts. — On the frontisp. the globe with
America. — According to the ms. dedication our copy was presented to the ambassador
of Hamburg Joh. Mollei* when he left Denmark Sept. 1663. — The 4 folding plates
with some well-repaired tears.
75 —. EUSTACHIUS. — ALBINUS, Bernh. Siegfi'. Explicatio tabula-
rum anatomicarum Barth. Eustachii. Auctor recogn., castigavit, auxit,
denuo edidit. Leidae, J. & H. Verbeek, 1761. Title in red and black and
with vign. by Wandelaar. With 89 full-page plates. 2 Ivs., 296 pp.
Folio. Old half calf. f 80.—
Garrison 215, 342: “Albinus edited the works of Harvey, Vesalius, Fabricus and
Eustachius, and his atlases are all justly renowned for their beauty and accuracy of
illustration and for the elegant style of the accompanying text.” Not in Choulant.
Each of Eustachius’ plates is supplemented by a separate outline plate of equal size.
Second Albinus edition, containing considerable textual additions. In the beginning
and at the end water-stained, but otherwise a good uncut copy.
76 —. GREVIN, Jac. De venenis libri 2. Opera & labore Hier. Martii
in Lat. serm. conversi. Adjunctus ejusd. auct. de Antimonic tract.
Antverpiae, Christ. Plantin, 1571. With 92 fine woodcuts (animals &
plants), printer’s mark & many woodcut initials. 10 Ivs., 332 pp., 5 Ivs.
4to. Unbound. f 95.—
Degeorge p. 160. Ruelens & de Backer p. Ill no. 16. Brunet II, 1737.
Graesse III, 154. Choulant p. 65. The author (1539—’70), of Clermont, is
well known as a physician and as a dramatist and was a pupil of Ronsard. •—
Contains also Nicandri antiquiss. poetae et medici Theriaca and Alexipharmaca
in lat. carmen redacta. Treats also of antimony, a purging medicament. First
Lat. e d. — Some underlinings, otherwise a good copy.
—. See also no. 10.
77 MELA, Pomponius. De situ orbis libri tres. And. Schottus Antwerp,
recensuit et spicilegio illustravit. Add. Hermolai Barbari Veneti et
Fredenandi Nonii Pintiani Castigationes. Antwerp., Chr. Plantin, 1582.
With printer’s mark on title and a folding world map, engr. by Abr.
Ortelius (1582). — Bound with: Geographica et Historica Herodoti,
quae latine Mela exscripsit. Ab And. Schotto Antverpiano. Ibid. 1582.
4to. Old limp vellum (back worn). f 58.—
Ebert 13625. Ruelens De Backer. Annales Plantin, p. 241/42 no. 28.
The second work is printed in 2 columns, the Latin and Greek text facing each
other. — Some Ivs. browned, otherwise a fine copy.
78 MELA POMPONIUS. lulius Solinus; itinerarium Antonini Aug.;
Vibius Sequester; P. Victor de regionibus Romae, Dionysius Afer de
situ orbis, Prisciano interprete. Venetiis, in aedibus Aldi, & Andr.
Soceri, 1518. With printer’s mark on title and at the end. Printed in
Italics. 233, 3 Ivs. Hf. vellum. f 100.—
First Aldine edition! Renoua rd 83, 6. Brunet IV, 800/1. Graesse
V, 401. Ha r risse 91. Cat. Rothschild 3332: “A. Manuzio était mort le
6 février 1515 ; ce ne fut donc pas lui qui revit l’édition de Pomp. Mela et des autres
ouvrages contenus dans le recueil ; la revision fut faite par Francesco et Federico
da Asola, ses beaux-frères. Le texte établi par eux d’après des manuscrits vénitiens fut
copié par les héritiers de Filippo à Florence en 1519 et par Ales. Paganini à Tusculum
en 1521.” With a preface of Fr. A s u 1 a n u s. — Somewhat water-stained, chiefly
in the margins, otherwise a very good copy.
Ludwig Rosenthal’s Antiquariaat, ’s-Gravelandseweg 102, Hilversum-Holland. — Cat. 196