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CATECHISMUS — GREEK AND ROMAN CLASSICS
51
395 LOSSIUS, Luc. Catechesis Christianorum graece, una cum examine
in eandem Grammatico, pro incipientibus Graecae linguae tyronibus.
Francof., Egenolph, 1560. 39 Ivs. Sd. f 38.—
With marginal annotations, but a good copy.
396 WICELIUS, Gg. Qvaestiones catechisticae, lectu iucundae simul, &
utiles. Moguntiae, Franc. Bohemus, 1541. With beautiful woodcut
printer’s mark at the end and a nice initial. 40 Ivs. (38 and 39 blank.)
Sd. f 42,—
Knaake III 1116. Not in Kuczynski and v. d. Hardt. The pref, is dated: Vrsinae,
seu Berlini 1539. —• Insignif. water-stain in bottom-margins of last Ivs., otherwise
very good copy.
397 CANISIUS. — BRAUNSBERGER, O., S. J. Entstehung u. erste Ent-
wickelung d. Kathechismen d. H. Petrus Canisius, S. J. Freiburg i. Br.
1893. XII, 187 SS. Hblwd. f 12.—
GREEK AND ROMAN CLASSICS.
398 AESOPUS. Aesopi Phrygis, et aliorum fabulae. Elegantissimis iconi-
bus in gratiam studiosae inventutis illustratae. Pluribusque auctae,
& diligentius, quam antehac emendatae. Cum indice. Venetiis, ac
Bassani, Remondini, (circa 1650). With many very nice woodcuts.
Boards (back worn). f 20.—
Not entirely fresh copy.
399 (—). (BRUSLE DE MONTPLEINCHAMP, J. Chr.) ESOPE en
belle humeur, ou derniere traduction de ses fables. En prose, & en
vers. Brusselle, Fr. Foppens, 1693. Av. beaucoup jolies gravures dans
le texte, et marque d’impr. sur le titre. 360 pp., 6 ff. Vél. de l’ép. f 34.—
Barbier II, 174. Brunet I, 96. Graesse I, p. 35. Bel exemplaire.
400 APPIANUS ALEXANDRINUS. Delle guerre civili de Romani. Trad,
da Alessandro Braccese. Venetia, G. Farrus et Fratellus, 1542. With
printer’s mark on title. — Bound with: IDEM. HISTORIA delle guerre
esterne de Romani. Trad, da A. Braccio, nuouamente impressa et cor-
retta. Venetia, Bald. Constantin, 1543. With woodcut vign. on title.
286, 191 Ivs. Old vellum. f 27.—•
Somewhat water-stained at the beginning, otherwise good copy.
401 BEROSUS, Babilonicus (Chaldaeus). De his quae praecesserunt in-
undationem terrarum. Item Myrsillius de origine Turrhenorum. Cato
in fragmentis. Archilocus in Ephiteto de temporibus. Metasthenes, de
iudicio temporum. Philo, in breviario temporum. Xenophon de equivo-
cis temporum. Sempronius de divisione Italiae. Q. Fait. Pictor, de aureo
saeculo et origine urbis Romae. Fragmentum itinerarii Antonini Pii.
Altercatio Adriani Augusti et Epidici. C. Taciti de origine et situ
Germanorum. C. C. (Conr. Celtis) de situ et moribus Germanorum.
(Strassburg?) 1511. With large woodcut printer’s mark on title and a
full page woodcut plan of Rome. 6, 51 Ivs. 4to. Sd. f 110.—
Panzer IX, p. Ill no. 50. Brunet I, 810/11. Bernard, Geof. Tory
p. 98-100: “Rien n’indique où ce livre a été imprimé; mais tout me porte à croire
que c’est une contrefaçon allemande ” The opinion of Bernard is based on
various reasons. One is : “sur ce que deux des trois exemplaires connus de cette
troisième édition se trouvaient naguère da.ns le même pays.” A very nice copy of a
rare reprint of the Paris 1510 edition, with a preface by Geof roy Tory. To this
the (Strasbourg?) printer has added the Germania of Tacitus and also the Germania
of C. Celtes. Who this printer was is not known, the mark is an imitation of the
one of Marnef, but the initials E.I.G. are replaced by C.O.
Ludwig Rosenthal’s Antiquariaat, ’s-Gravelandseweg 102, Hilversum-Holland. — Cat. 196
51
395 LOSSIUS, Luc. Catechesis Christianorum graece, una cum examine
in eandem Grammatico, pro incipientibus Graecae linguae tyronibus.
Francof., Egenolph, 1560. 39 Ivs. Sd. f 38.—
With marginal annotations, but a good copy.
396 WICELIUS, Gg. Qvaestiones catechisticae, lectu iucundae simul, &
utiles. Moguntiae, Franc. Bohemus, 1541. With beautiful woodcut
printer’s mark at the end and a nice initial. 40 Ivs. (38 and 39 blank.)
Sd. f 42,—
Knaake III 1116. Not in Kuczynski and v. d. Hardt. The pref, is dated: Vrsinae,
seu Berlini 1539. —• Insignif. water-stain in bottom-margins of last Ivs., otherwise
very good copy.
397 CANISIUS. — BRAUNSBERGER, O., S. J. Entstehung u. erste Ent-
wickelung d. Kathechismen d. H. Petrus Canisius, S. J. Freiburg i. Br.
1893. XII, 187 SS. Hblwd. f 12.—
GREEK AND ROMAN CLASSICS.
398 AESOPUS. Aesopi Phrygis, et aliorum fabulae. Elegantissimis iconi-
bus in gratiam studiosae inventutis illustratae. Pluribusque auctae,
& diligentius, quam antehac emendatae. Cum indice. Venetiis, ac
Bassani, Remondini, (circa 1650). With many very nice woodcuts.
Boards (back worn). f 20.—
Not entirely fresh copy.
399 (—). (BRUSLE DE MONTPLEINCHAMP, J. Chr.) ESOPE en
belle humeur, ou derniere traduction de ses fables. En prose, & en
vers. Brusselle, Fr. Foppens, 1693. Av. beaucoup jolies gravures dans
le texte, et marque d’impr. sur le titre. 360 pp., 6 ff. Vél. de l’ép. f 34.—
Barbier II, 174. Brunet I, 96. Graesse I, p. 35. Bel exemplaire.
400 APPIANUS ALEXANDRINUS. Delle guerre civili de Romani. Trad,
da Alessandro Braccese. Venetia, G. Farrus et Fratellus, 1542. With
printer’s mark on title. — Bound with: IDEM. HISTORIA delle guerre
esterne de Romani. Trad, da A. Braccio, nuouamente impressa et cor-
retta. Venetia, Bald. Constantin, 1543. With woodcut vign. on title.
286, 191 Ivs. Old vellum. f 27.—•
Somewhat water-stained at the beginning, otherwise good copy.
401 BEROSUS, Babilonicus (Chaldaeus). De his quae praecesserunt in-
undationem terrarum. Item Myrsillius de origine Turrhenorum. Cato
in fragmentis. Archilocus in Ephiteto de temporibus. Metasthenes, de
iudicio temporum. Philo, in breviario temporum. Xenophon de equivo-
cis temporum. Sempronius de divisione Italiae. Q. Fait. Pictor, de aureo
saeculo et origine urbis Romae. Fragmentum itinerarii Antonini Pii.
Altercatio Adriani Augusti et Epidici. C. Taciti de origine et situ
Germanorum. C. C. (Conr. Celtis) de situ et moribus Germanorum.
(Strassburg?) 1511. With large woodcut printer’s mark on title and a
full page woodcut plan of Rome. 6, 51 Ivs. 4to. Sd. f 110.—
Panzer IX, p. Ill no. 50. Brunet I, 810/11. Bernard, Geof. Tory
p. 98-100: “Rien n’indique où ce livre a été imprimé; mais tout me porte à croire
que c’est une contrefaçon allemande ” The opinion of Bernard is based on
various reasons. One is : “sur ce que deux des trois exemplaires connus de cette
troisième édition se trouvaient naguère da.ns le même pays.” A very nice copy of a
rare reprint of the Paris 1510 edition, with a preface by Geof roy Tory. To this
the (Strasbourg?) printer has added the Germania of Tacitus and also the Germania
of C. Celtes. Who this printer was is not known, the mark is an imitation of the
one of Marnef, but the initials E.I.G. are replaced by C.O.
Ludwig Rosenthal’s Antiquariaat, ’s-Gravelandseweg 102, Hilversum-Holland. — Cat. 196