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VARIA.
1 AERONAUTICS. — DELPRAT, A. Navigation aérienne, aviation.
Théorie et pratique. Paris 1892. Avec figs, et illustrations. f 22.—
Brokett 8411. Très bel exemplaire.
2 — FLAMMARION, Camille. Voyages aériens. Impressions et études.
Journal de bord de 12 voyages scientifiques en ballon. Paris, Marpon
et Flammarion, 1881. Avec plans topographiques et une carte générale.
384 pp. Br., n.r. f 25.—
Brockett 4604. Tissandier p. 21.
3 — FONVIELLE, W. de. Les ballons pendant le siège. Paris 1871. 127
pp. In-12. Br. f 18.—
Brokett no. 4750. Tissandier p. 22. Liebmann—Wahl no. 1444.
1 — SANSON, A. J. L’aéronautique des gens du monde, direction des
aérostats, précédée d’une épitre en vers à feu S.A.R. Mgr. le Duc
d’Orléans. 2e édit. Paris 1843. 32 pp. Couv. orig., n.r. f 45.—
Brokett 10779. Not mentioned by Liebman n—W a h 1. Wrappers slightly worn,
otherwise a good copy.
5 AGRIPPA AB NETTESHEYM, Henr. Corn. De occulta philosophia
libri III. Lyon, God. & Marc. Beringos fratres, 1550. Vignette on title
and last If., 3 folding plates with cabalistic figures at the end. 10 Ivs.,
586 pp. Blind tooled pigskin. f 120.—
A rare edition, not mentioned by C a i 1 1 e t. The first book of the “Occulta Philo-
sophia” was published at Antwerp and Paris in 1531 but publication was not resumed
until November 1532 at Cologne. The inquisitor, Dominicans and theologians of the
university of Cologne made difficulties and delayed publication, so that the full text
of the three books appeared only in July, 1533, without name of place or printer.
Agrippa was one of those wayward geniuses and intellectual vagabonds so common
in the later- 15th and early 16th centuries. He was born in 1486, lectured at the
university of Dole, carried on alchemical experiments at Paris, lectured at Pavia,
practised alchemy again at Metz, became municipal physician of Fribourg, although
he had no medical degree, became physician to Louise of Savoy, queen mother of
France, practiced medicine at Antwerp during a pestilence, became imperial historio-
grapher and died in 1536. (Thorndike.) — Names of owners and stamp on title, a
few underlinings. A good copy of this remarkable work with several tables, cabalistic
figures in the text etc.
6 AITZINGER, Mich. Pentaplus regnorum mundi. Antwerp, Plantin,
1579. With printer’s mark on title, nicely figurated initials, woodcuts
representing cabalistic figures, 6 large foldin g-tab les. 2 Ivs., 110 pp.,
29 Ivs. — Bound with: SAME. Terra promissionis topographice atque
historiée descripta. Cologne, G. Kempen, 1582. With engraved title on
verso of it engr. portrait of the author, besides some nicely figurated
initials. 118 pp. 4to. Old blind tooled calf (back somewhat dam.)
f 80.—
Ad I: Ruelens et de Backer 203—204. Graesse I, 49. (who states wrongly
that this work contains 112 plates by Hogenberg) With the ‘Pentaplus’ Aitzinger
tried to simplify chronology. On page 24 occurs a passage in which the authors are
mentioned who wrote about the kings of Bohemia, Poland, Hungaria, Turkey and
other countries. — Ad II : G r a e s s e I, 49. The title has been engraved by F. Hogen-
berg and the portrait by an unknown ai-tist whose signature is F. M.Notes on
fly-lf. and first title. Ownership entry on second title. With an interesting old book-
plate.
7 ALBERTUS MAGNUS, episc. Ratisb., o. Praed. Summa de laudibus
christ, virg. Mariae divi. Colon., Quentel, 1502. With 2 nice ornamented
and coloured initials, rubricated throughout. 4 unnum., 126 numb. Ivs.
— Bound with: GORICHEM, Henr. de, o. Min. vicecancellarius uni-
veis. Colon. Tractatus 11 consultatorii circa divina et circa humanas
actiones et quorund. Bohemor. nefarios errores emergentes juxta doctr.
N. Thomae Aquin. Ibid., 1503. With nicely ornamented initials red and
Lndwig Rosenthal’s Antiquariaat, ’s-Gravelandseweg 102, Hilversum-Holland. — Cat. 197
1 AERONAUTICS. — DELPRAT, A. Navigation aérienne, aviation.
Théorie et pratique. Paris 1892. Avec figs, et illustrations. f 22.—
Brokett 8411. Très bel exemplaire.
2 — FLAMMARION, Camille. Voyages aériens. Impressions et études.
Journal de bord de 12 voyages scientifiques en ballon. Paris, Marpon
et Flammarion, 1881. Avec plans topographiques et une carte générale.
384 pp. Br., n.r. f 25.—
Brockett 4604. Tissandier p. 21.
3 — FONVIELLE, W. de. Les ballons pendant le siège. Paris 1871. 127
pp. In-12. Br. f 18.—
Brokett no. 4750. Tissandier p. 22. Liebmann—Wahl no. 1444.
1 — SANSON, A. J. L’aéronautique des gens du monde, direction des
aérostats, précédée d’une épitre en vers à feu S.A.R. Mgr. le Duc
d’Orléans. 2e édit. Paris 1843. 32 pp. Couv. orig., n.r. f 45.—
Brokett 10779. Not mentioned by Liebman n—W a h 1. Wrappers slightly worn,
otherwise a good copy.
5 AGRIPPA AB NETTESHEYM, Henr. Corn. De occulta philosophia
libri III. Lyon, God. & Marc. Beringos fratres, 1550. Vignette on title
and last If., 3 folding plates with cabalistic figures at the end. 10 Ivs.,
586 pp. Blind tooled pigskin. f 120.—
A rare edition, not mentioned by C a i 1 1 e t. The first book of the “Occulta Philo-
sophia” was published at Antwerp and Paris in 1531 but publication was not resumed
until November 1532 at Cologne. The inquisitor, Dominicans and theologians of the
university of Cologne made difficulties and delayed publication, so that the full text
of the three books appeared only in July, 1533, without name of place or printer.
Agrippa was one of those wayward geniuses and intellectual vagabonds so common
in the later- 15th and early 16th centuries. He was born in 1486, lectured at the
university of Dole, carried on alchemical experiments at Paris, lectured at Pavia,
practised alchemy again at Metz, became municipal physician of Fribourg, although
he had no medical degree, became physician to Louise of Savoy, queen mother of
France, practiced medicine at Antwerp during a pestilence, became imperial historio-
grapher and died in 1536. (Thorndike.) — Names of owners and stamp on title, a
few underlinings. A good copy of this remarkable work with several tables, cabalistic
figures in the text etc.
6 AITZINGER, Mich. Pentaplus regnorum mundi. Antwerp, Plantin,
1579. With printer’s mark on title, nicely figurated initials, woodcuts
representing cabalistic figures, 6 large foldin g-tab les. 2 Ivs., 110 pp.,
29 Ivs. — Bound with: SAME. Terra promissionis topographice atque
historiée descripta. Cologne, G. Kempen, 1582. With engraved title on
verso of it engr. portrait of the author, besides some nicely figurated
initials. 118 pp. 4to. Old blind tooled calf (back somewhat dam.)
f 80.—
Ad I: Ruelens et de Backer 203—204. Graesse I, 49. (who states wrongly
that this work contains 112 plates by Hogenberg) With the ‘Pentaplus’ Aitzinger
tried to simplify chronology. On page 24 occurs a passage in which the authors are
mentioned who wrote about the kings of Bohemia, Poland, Hungaria, Turkey and
other countries. — Ad II : G r a e s s e I, 49. The title has been engraved by F. Hogen-
berg and the portrait by an unknown ai-tist whose signature is F. M.Notes on
fly-lf. and first title. Ownership entry on second title. With an interesting old book-
plate.
7 ALBERTUS MAGNUS, episc. Ratisb., o. Praed. Summa de laudibus
christ, virg. Mariae divi. Colon., Quentel, 1502. With 2 nice ornamented
and coloured initials, rubricated throughout. 4 unnum., 126 numb. Ivs.
— Bound with: GORICHEM, Henr. de, o. Min. vicecancellarius uni-
veis. Colon. Tractatus 11 consultatorii circa divina et circa humanas
actiones et quorund. Bohemor. nefarios errores emergentes juxta doctr.
N. Thomae Aquin. Ibid., 1503. With nicely ornamented initials red and
Lndwig Rosenthal’s Antiquariaat, ’s-Gravelandseweg 102, Hilversum-Holland. — Cat. 197