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ANTIKVARIAT ALDUS<br />
Vesterbrogade 176 – DK-1800 Frederiksberg C. – +45 33 25 19 17. E-mail: pjp@rarebooks.dk<br />
BARRÈS, MAURICE. Un jardin sur l'Oronte. Paris, Javal & Bourdeaux, 1927. 4to. (6)+<br />
124+(4) p. With one large woodcut in colour and numerous vignettes, initials and borders<br />
in black and gold + 16 full page illustrations in colour by André Suréda, engraved on wood<br />
by Robert Dill. Uncut and with the original decorative printed wrapper in choice green full<br />
morocco. Spine and covers with an overall decoration composed of an inlaid tan, black<br />
and gold morocco flower design surrounded by a wide border with inlaid black and tan<br />
stripes, gold tooled fillets and with a triangular design on the sides. Smooth spine lettered<br />
in gilt. Elaborate gilt tan morocco doublures with gold endleaves. All edges gilt. In chemise<br />
with black calf on back and front edges. In matching slipcase. (Gruel). N.Kr. 23.000<br />
Only printed in 475 copies of which this is number 289 of 380 printed on vélin d'Arches. Monod<br />
1029. The French novelist, essayist and journalist Maurice Barrès (1862-1923) has numerous<br />
books in wich it was his ambition to formulate, illustrate and educate the sensibility of his<br />
generation. 'Un jardin sur l'Oronte' begins with an explanation of the circumstances of its writing,<br />
from which it appears that in the summer of 1914 Barrès met a young Irishman, in charge of the<br />
British Museum's excavations at Jerablus on the Euphrates, who spent some time with him. The<br />
plot of the novel arose from their conversations. Belle édition illustrée de cette histoire d'amour<br />
située au Moyen Orient au XIII° siècle. Roman considéré comme une des oeuvres de Barrès les<br />
plus riches et les plus chargées de passions.<br />
BIRGITTA af VADSTENA. Reuelationes celestes p(ræ)electe spo(n)se christi beate<br />
Birgitte vidue: de regno Suecie: octo libris diuise. Nürnberg, Printed by Friderich Peypus,<br />
for Johannes Koberger, 1517. 4to. 182+(52) leaves (Collation: a8, b-z6, A-G6, a-f6, g-h8).<br />
Title within a woodcut border consisting of four woodcuts, and two full-page woodcut coat<br />
of arms of Emperor Maximillian and of Florian Waldauff von Waldenstein ascribed to<br />
Albrecht Dürer, and with many small woodcut initials. Contemp. blind stamped calf over<br />
wooden boards carefully repaired. Rebacked. With Thore Virgins Bookplate. N.Kr. 31.000<br />
Rare third edition, which is the second Latin Koberger-edition. The Revelationes Sancte Birgitte<br />
(The Revelation of St Bridget) was published with Latin text in September 1500 by Koberger in<br />
Nuremberg. then in July 1502 Koberger published his German edition, and then in 1517 the above<br />
mentioned second latin edition, this time printed by Peypus in Nuremberg. This second Latin<br />
edition is a reimpression of the first Koberger edition from 1500, but without the illustrations.<br />
Bridget was a Swedish noblewoman of royal ancestry who was widowed at about forty with eight<br />
children. She retired into a Cistercian nunnery and experienced the first of her many famous<br />
visions. In 1346 she founded the Order of the Holy Savour (the 'Brigettines'), only to leave the<br />
monastery at Vadstena three years later and move to Rome where she lived a life of total<br />
conformity to the Gospels, constantly advocating penitence. Her renown as a mystic was<br />
considerable and she was consulted by both kings and popes. She strongly advised the latter to<br />
return from Avignon to Rome, but was not fortunate enough to see her request granted. The<br />
Papacy returned to Rome three years after she died while returning from a pilgrimage to the Holy<br />
Land which, she said, was the high point of her life. She was canonized in 1391. She was the<br />
mother of St Catherine of Vadstena, who survived her by eight years. Collijn I,257-61. Adams B-<br />
2334. BMC 152. Panzer, Annales VII, 459,134. Proctor 11125. VD-16 B-5592.<br />
HOLBERG, LUDVIG. Mindre Poetiske Skrifter, Udi en Samling Baade af dem, som tilforn<br />
have været trykte, og af nogle, som aldrig ere seete i Trykken. Kbhvn., Med Autors Tilladelse<br />
paa nye trykt og bekostet af Ernst Henrich Berling, 1746. (8)+324; 56; 16 s. + kobberstukket<br />
portræt af Holberg stukket af J. B. Brühl i Leipzig, og 3 kobberstukne plancher.<br />
Samt. halvlæder med rygforg. N.Kr. 3.100,-