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PHILOLOGY — PROVERBS
sui et suus, libellus oppido frugi. Annot. ejusd. in errores Antonii
Raudensiis. Basileae, Nic. Bryling, 1562. With printer’s mark on title.
741 pp., 4 Ivs. Old blind tooled pigskin. Fine copy. f 46.—
615 VANNUCCIUS, Rob., Florentinus. Sermocinales artes ubi de dialectica
atque grammatica tractatur. Eiusdem dialogus de arte sermocinali
eiusdem carmina. Venetijs, ap. Cominum de Tridino Montisferrati,
1545. With some woodcut initials anl a woodcut vignette on title. 79
Ivs. Vellum. f 50.—
With some slight water-stains, otherwise a good copy of a nicely printed book.
616 VIVES, Jean. Lud. Les dialogues de Jean Loys Vives, traduits de latin
en françois, pour l’exercice des deux langues, par Benjamin Jamin.
A Mons. Charles de Lorraine. Auxquels est adjoustée l’explication
Françoise des mots Latins plus rares et moins usagés, par Gilles de
Housteuille. Avec ample declaration et traduction des passages. Grecs
en Latin par P. de la Motte. Paris, Gabr. Buon, 1588. Avec marq.
typogr. Imprimé en 2 cols. (Français et Latin) avec des charact. diff.
199 pp., 54 ff. In-12. Vél. de l’ép. f 64.—
Vives a well known humanist, teached at Louvain and in England. — Some under-
linings, otherwise a good copy of an edition not mentioned by Brunet and Graesse.
617 VOCABULARIES gemma gemmarum. Quia per insertionem multorum
vocabulorum emendatus est ideo merito gemmagemarum appellatur.
(In fine:) Hagenau, Henr. Gran, impensis Joan. Rynman, 1507. Prin-
ted in Gothic types. 152 Ivs. 4to. Unbound. f 78.—
Graesse VII, 384. Proctor 11634. With many German translations. On title
an ownership entry. First Ivs. with a wormhole in upper margins. Last Ivs. insignific.
water-stained in upper margins. A part of outer margin of If. A 4 torn off, otherwise
a good copy.
618 XENOPHON. — KAUFFMANN, lac. Xenophontis Cyri paediae, libri
primi Latina conversio: & thematum omnium, phrasiumque difficilio-
rum invest. & explicatio: ad M. Mart. Crusii Grammaticam Graecam
accomm. in scholarum Wirtembergicarum usum. Argentorati 1575.
With a printer’s mark on title. 8 Ivs., 460 pp. f 28.—-
Greek text with Latin comment. — Contemporax-y ownership-entry on title.
See also nos. 19, 27, 55—57, 127, 173, 394, 407, 443, 488.
PROVERBS.
619 NOPIT SCH, C. C. Literatur der Sprichworter. Ein Handbuch für
Literarhistoriker, Bibliographen u. Bibliothekare. Niirnb. 1833. 92 SS.
Pb. f 16,—
Bernstein kennt diese Ausgabe nicht.
620 ANDRELINUS, Faustus. Epistole proverbiales et morales longe lepi-
dissime nec minus sententiosae. Antverpiae, Joan.Loeus, 1550. With
woodcut on title. 21 Ivs. 12mo. Sd. f 38.—
Andrelinus was a very popular poet, who lived in the 16th century in France. —
A very nice copy, with a few underlinings.
621 ARNOLD, Dan. Sententiae proverbiales praeter lectiones ordinarias
quotidie inculcandae pro initiandis in latina lingua et morum selectae.
Helmst. 1702. 222 pp. Sd. f 10 —
622 (BACKER, George de.) Dictionnaire des proverbes François. Avec
l’explication de leurs significations, & une partie de leur origine. Le
Ludwig Rosenthal’s Antiquariaat, ’s-Gravelandseweg 102, Hilversum-Holland. — Cat. 196
PHILOLOGY — PROVERBS
sui et suus, libellus oppido frugi. Annot. ejusd. in errores Antonii
Raudensiis. Basileae, Nic. Bryling, 1562. With printer’s mark on title.
741 pp., 4 Ivs. Old blind tooled pigskin. Fine copy. f 46.—
615 VANNUCCIUS, Rob., Florentinus. Sermocinales artes ubi de dialectica
atque grammatica tractatur. Eiusdem dialogus de arte sermocinali
eiusdem carmina. Venetijs, ap. Cominum de Tridino Montisferrati,
1545. With some woodcut initials anl a woodcut vignette on title. 79
Ivs. Vellum. f 50.—
With some slight water-stains, otherwise a good copy of a nicely printed book.
616 VIVES, Jean. Lud. Les dialogues de Jean Loys Vives, traduits de latin
en françois, pour l’exercice des deux langues, par Benjamin Jamin.
A Mons. Charles de Lorraine. Auxquels est adjoustée l’explication
Françoise des mots Latins plus rares et moins usagés, par Gilles de
Housteuille. Avec ample declaration et traduction des passages. Grecs
en Latin par P. de la Motte. Paris, Gabr. Buon, 1588. Avec marq.
typogr. Imprimé en 2 cols. (Français et Latin) avec des charact. diff.
199 pp., 54 ff. In-12. Vél. de l’ép. f 64.—
Vives a well known humanist, teached at Louvain and in England. — Some under-
linings, otherwise a good copy of an edition not mentioned by Brunet and Graesse.
617 VOCABULARIES gemma gemmarum. Quia per insertionem multorum
vocabulorum emendatus est ideo merito gemmagemarum appellatur.
(In fine:) Hagenau, Henr. Gran, impensis Joan. Rynman, 1507. Prin-
ted in Gothic types. 152 Ivs. 4to. Unbound. f 78.—
Graesse VII, 384. Proctor 11634. With many German translations. On title
an ownership entry. First Ivs. with a wormhole in upper margins. Last Ivs. insignific.
water-stained in upper margins. A part of outer margin of If. A 4 torn off, otherwise
a good copy.
618 XENOPHON. — KAUFFMANN, lac. Xenophontis Cyri paediae, libri
primi Latina conversio: & thematum omnium, phrasiumque difficilio-
rum invest. & explicatio: ad M. Mart. Crusii Grammaticam Graecam
accomm. in scholarum Wirtembergicarum usum. Argentorati 1575.
With a printer’s mark on title. 8 Ivs., 460 pp. f 28.—-
Greek text with Latin comment. — Contemporax-y ownership-entry on title.
See also nos. 19, 27, 55—57, 127, 173, 394, 407, 443, 488.
PROVERBS.
619 NOPIT SCH, C. C. Literatur der Sprichworter. Ein Handbuch für
Literarhistoriker, Bibliographen u. Bibliothekare. Niirnb. 1833. 92 SS.
Pb. f 16,—
Bernstein kennt diese Ausgabe nicht.
620 ANDRELINUS, Faustus. Epistole proverbiales et morales longe lepi-
dissime nec minus sententiosae. Antverpiae, Joan.Loeus, 1550. With
woodcut on title. 21 Ivs. 12mo. Sd. f 38.—
Andrelinus was a very popular poet, who lived in the 16th century in France. —
A very nice copy, with a few underlinings.
621 ARNOLD, Dan. Sententiae proverbiales praeter lectiones ordinarias
quotidie inculcandae pro initiandis in latina lingua et morum selectae.
Helmst. 1702. 222 pp. Sd. f 10 —
622 (BACKER, George de.) Dictionnaire des proverbes François. Avec
l’explication de leurs significations, & une partie de leur origine. Le
Ludwig Rosenthal’s Antiquariaat, ’s-Gravelandseweg 102, Hilversum-Holland. — Cat. 196