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ENGLAND
FRANCE
, dubia philologica discutiuntur. Cantabrigiae, exc. Joan. Hayes, impens.
Ed. Story, 1670. Some Gothic, Greek, Hebrew, Syrian etc. types. 16 Ivs.,
488 pp., 11 Ivs. Old vellum. f 50.—
Brunet VI, 26773. Hazlitt IV, p. 356. Lowndes IV, 2380: “The very best
performance relating to the prime antiquities of the Saxons.” — Somewhat foxed,
otherwise good copy. With a bookplate of a clerical authority.
444 STAPHORSTIUS, Casp., eccles. Dordrac. Carmen epinicium ac
protrepticum de bello Britannico et ejusdem foelici exitu, qui est
triumphus pacis. Dordrechti, Henr. Essaeus, (1655) .With fine printer’s
mark. 14 Ivs., 275 pp. Cont. vellum, gilt back. f 86.—
Veiy fine copy.
445 (STAPLETON, Th., Anglus). Apologia pro Philippo II. Hispaniae,
& caet. Rege. Contra varias & falsas accusationes Elisabethae Angliae
Reg. Per edictum suum 18. Oct. Richemondiae datum & 20. Nov.
Londini proclamatum publicatas & edcusas. In qua omnium turbarum
& bellorum quibuscum his annis 30. Christiana Respub. conflictatur,
fontes aperiuntur, & remedia demonstrantur. Authore Didymo Veridico
Henfildano. Constantiae (1592). 8 Ivs., 275 pp., 6 Ivs. Old vellum,
(worn and partly loose.) f 60.—
Lowndes IX, 2495. Very scarce work, not included in the works of the
author in 4 vols. The Ivs. 3, 29, 74 and 120 relate to India. —1 Stapleton (1535—1598)
a Catholic theologian, was obliged to leave England, because as canon he refused
Queen Elisabeth the oath of supremacy. Later he lived at Louvain, where he distin-
guished himself as a polemical writer against Protestantism, particularly Calvi-
nism. — On title an owner’s name. Slightly water-stained in the margins, and
also browned, otherwise a good copy.
446 STUBBE, Henry. Further justification of the present war against
the United Netherlands. London, Hills and Starkey, 1673. With 4 engr.
plates (2 folding.) 4to. Sd. f 20.—
Lowndes V, 2538. The plate A is wanting. Plate E represents in 2 parts the
tortures which English merchants had to endure in Amboina, from the hands of the
Dutchman. An interesting report. Good copy.
447 THOMSON, James. The works of, with his last corrections and im-
provements. To which is prefixed the life of the author by Patrick
Murdoch. 3 vols. London 1802. With portr. and fine engravings after
Stothard, Metz and Burney, Neagle, Heath, Anker Smith, Sherwin and
■others. La. 8vo. Calf (slightly worn). f 36.—•
Lowndes 2670. Brunet V, 835. A veiy good copy with ownership entry by
William Waller 1805.
üflR See also nos. 11, 630—642.
FRANCE.
History and Literature.
448 (AMADIS DE GAULE) Le prodezze di Splandiano, che seguono à
i 4 libri di Amadis di Gaula suo padre, [scritte fidelmente dal maestro
Helisabatte, che vi si ritrovo ne la maggior parte presente
(impostura) ]. Venezia, Mich. Tramezzino, (1550). With 2 printer’s
marks and 1 small and 1 large woodcut initial. Printed in Italics.
12, 270 Ivs. Old limp vellum. f 50.—
M e 1 z i II, 377 : “Traduzione dall’ orig. spagnuolo composto da Garzia Ordones
de Montalvo.” Brunet I, 218, IV. Graesse I, 95. First edition of
this rare and import, book. Fine copy.
449 (BAAR, Louis de.) BABIOLES littéraires et critiques en prose et en
vers. 2 tom. en 1 vol. Hambourg, Chari. Bohn, 1760. Cart. f 34.—•
Barbier I, p. 375. Louis de Baar was born at Osnabinick in 1701 and died in
1767. This work contains i.a. very nice knick-knacks on different letters. Veiy rare.
Ludwig Rosenthal’s Antiquariaat, ’s-Gravelandseweg 102, Hilversum-Holland. — Cat. 196
ENGLAND
FRANCE
, dubia philologica discutiuntur. Cantabrigiae, exc. Joan. Hayes, impens.
Ed. Story, 1670. Some Gothic, Greek, Hebrew, Syrian etc. types. 16 Ivs.,
488 pp., 11 Ivs. Old vellum. f 50.—
Brunet VI, 26773. Hazlitt IV, p. 356. Lowndes IV, 2380: “The very best
performance relating to the prime antiquities of the Saxons.” — Somewhat foxed,
otherwise good copy. With a bookplate of a clerical authority.
444 STAPHORSTIUS, Casp., eccles. Dordrac. Carmen epinicium ac
protrepticum de bello Britannico et ejusdem foelici exitu, qui est
triumphus pacis. Dordrechti, Henr. Essaeus, (1655) .With fine printer’s
mark. 14 Ivs., 275 pp. Cont. vellum, gilt back. f 86.—
Veiy fine copy.
445 (STAPLETON, Th., Anglus). Apologia pro Philippo II. Hispaniae,
& caet. Rege. Contra varias & falsas accusationes Elisabethae Angliae
Reg. Per edictum suum 18. Oct. Richemondiae datum & 20. Nov.
Londini proclamatum publicatas & edcusas. In qua omnium turbarum
& bellorum quibuscum his annis 30. Christiana Respub. conflictatur,
fontes aperiuntur, & remedia demonstrantur. Authore Didymo Veridico
Henfildano. Constantiae (1592). 8 Ivs., 275 pp., 6 Ivs. Old vellum,
(worn and partly loose.) f 60.—
Lowndes IX, 2495. Very scarce work, not included in the works of the
author in 4 vols. The Ivs. 3, 29, 74 and 120 relate to India. —1 Stapleton (1535—1598)
a Catholic theologian, was obliged to leave England, because as canon he refused
Queen Elisabeth the oath of supremacy. Later he lived at Louvain, where he distin-
guished himself as a polemical writer against Protestantism, particularly Calvi-
nism. — On title an owner’s name. Slightly water-stained in the margins, and
also browned, otherwise a good copy.
446 STUBBE, Henry. Further justification of the present war against
the United Netherlands. London, Hills and Starkey, 1673. With 4 engr.
plates (2 folding.) 4to. Sd. f 20.—
Lowndes V, 2538. The plate A is wanting. Plate E represents in 2 parts the
tortures which English merchants had to endure in Amboina, from the hands of the
Dutchman. An interesting report. Good copy.
447 THOMSON, James. The works of, with his last corrections and im-
provements. To which is prefixed the life of the author by Patrick
Murdoch. 3 vols. London 1802. With portr. and fine engravings after
Stothard, Metz and Burney, Neagle, Heath, Anker Smith, Sherwin and
■others. La. 8vo. Calf (slightly worn). f 36.—•
Lowndes 2670. Brunet V, 835. A veiy good copy with ownership entry by
William Waller 1805.
üflR See also nos. 11, 630—642.
FRANCE.
History and Literature.
448 (AMADIS DE GAULE) Le prodezze di Splandiano, che seguono à
i 4 libri di Amadis di Gaula suo padre, [scritte fidelmente dal maestro
Helisabatte, che vi si ritrovo ne la maggior parte presente
(impostura) ]. Venezia, Mich. Tramezzino, (1550). With 2 printer’s
marks and 1 small and 1 large woodcut initial. Printed in Italics.
12, 270 Ivs. Old limp vellum. f 50.—
M e 1 z i II, 377 : “Traduzione dall’ orig. spagnuolo composto da Garzia Ordones
de Montalvo.” Brunet I, 218, IV. Graesse I, 95. First edition of
this rare and import, book. Fine copy.
449 (BAAR, Louis de.) BABIOLES littéraires et critiques en prose et en
vers. 2 tom. en 1 vol. Hambourg, Chari. Bohn, 1760. Cart. f 34.—•
Barbier I, p. 375. Louis de Baar was born at Osnabinick in 1701 and died in
1767. This work contains i.a. very nice knick-knacks on different letters. Veiy rare.
Ludwig Rosenthal’s Antiquariaat, ’s-Gravelandseweg 102, Hilversum-Holland. — Cat. 196