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1653tio, iam vero recognita, descripta, figurisque ligno incisi aucta. Hamburg, Härtel und Weyrauchs Erben,<br />
1682. Mit 153 Holzschnitten (siehe unten). 6 Bll., 163 SS., 2 Bll. Kl. 8°. Pgmt.bd.d.Zt.<br />
€ 8.500,00<br />
VD 17 23:244314V; Fincham, Chiromancy and German Academic Orthodoxy. First <strong>e<strong>di</strong>tion</strong> of a very rare book with 153 woodcuts and two<br />
ad<strong>di</strong>tions. "However, the proof that chiromancy was on the syllabus at Wittenberg comes from the writings of Nicholas Pompeius, for<br />
Pompeius was a professor of elementary mathematics at Wittenberg and gave lectures on chiromancy around 1653. The notes from these<br />
lectures are themselves still extant and, after fin<strong>di</strong>ng their way into Praetorius' "Lu<strong>di</strong>um Chiromanticum", were printed in bookform with<br />
ad<strong>di</strong>tional woodcut illustrations by one of his students some seventeen years later. Two works on chiromancy from Pompeius have come<br />
down to us today, "Figurae Chiromanticae" and "Praecepta Chiromantica" both of which seem to have been first published in Hamburg in<br />
1682. Just as in Italy we saw that chiromancy found favour with the ecclesiastical authorities of the day so, from evidence of Leipzig and<br />
Wittenberg Universities, we can see that in Germany, chiromancy was also respected in the highest intellectual and academic circles"<br />
(Fincham).<br />
Bound with: Gaffarel, Jakob, Curiositez inovyes, Hoc est: Curiositates inau<strong>di</strong>tae de figuris Persarum talismannicis, horoscopo patriarcharum<br />
et characteribus coelestibus... Latine cum notis e<strong>di</strong>tae, opera Gregorii Michaelis. 2 Teile in einem Band. Mit gestochenem Frontispiz und 15<br />
meist gef.Holzschnitt-Tafeln, sowie mehreren Diagrammen im Text. Hamburg, Schulze, 1676. 30 Bll., 290 SS., 17 Bll., 498 SS., 10 (d.l.w.)<br />
Bll. - Dorbon, Bibl.Esoterica 1811; Graesse, Bibl.mag.et.pneum. 46; Wellcome III,80. First latin <strong>e<strong>di</strong>tion</strong>.<br />
Bound with: Helbig (Hellwig), Johann Otto von, Introitus in veram atque inau<strong>di</strong>tam physicam. Hamburg, Schultze, 1680. 32 SS. -<br />
Poggendorff I,1057; Jöcher II,1481. First <strong>e<strong>di</strong>tion</strong>. – A fine Sammelband with three rare imprints.<br />
- A complete and finely bound set -<br />
47 Raynal, Guillaume Thomas Francois: Histoire Philosophique et Politique des établissemens et du<br />
commerce des Européens dans les deux Indes. 10 Bände Text und 1 Atlasband. Genf, Pellet, 1780. Mit 10<br />
gest.Front., 50 gest.Karten und 23 gef.Tabellen. 8° (Textbde.) und 4° Marmor.Ldr.bde.d.Zt.mit reicher<br />
Rückenvergoldung, dreiseitigem Goldschnitt und je 2 Rückenschildchen.<br />
€ 6.500,00<br />
Kress B.406 (ohne den Atlasband); Palgrave III,265; Sabin 68081; Phillipf 652 (Atlas). A complete and finely bound set of this popular<br />
work. "Raynal is the first economic writer of the eighteenth century whose works present a picture of that interior struggle of the two<br />
revolutions. He declaims like a tribune of the people: he apostrophizes, he inveighs, in the manner of the demagogues; but his vehement<br />
philippics against the trade in blacks and his animated pictures of monopoly and its consequences in the two In<strong>di</strong>es, assign him a respectable<br />
place among the founders of industrial and commercial emancipation. He foreshadowed the economic revolution of the nineteenth century,<br />
of which the independence of the United States form the first episode. His work will remain as a souvenir of the first efforts consecrated to<br />
the defence of labor and the regeneration of the laborers" (Blanqui 417f). The atlas contains 50 plates, 20 of them are related to America.<br />
- Truppe in Campagna -<br />
48 Regolamento <strong>di</strong> Servizio per le Truppe in Campagna. Torino, Giuseppe Fodratti, 1833. Mit 5<br />
gef.Kupfertafeln und 6 gef.Tabellen. 567 SS. 12°. Hldr.d.Zt.mit Rs.<br />
A fine copy with booklabel Solms-Braunfels.<br />
- 100 views of Rome -<br />
49 Rom. Vedute antiche e moderne le piu interessanti della cittá <strong>di</strong> Roma. Incise da vari Autori. Rom,<br />
Monal<strong>di</strong>ni und Piale, ca.1800. 100 Ansichten auf 50 Kupfertafeln. 4°. Ln.d.19.Jhdts.<br />
A complete copy with 100 views of Rome on 50 engraved plates.<br />
- Enlarged <strong>e<strong>di</strong>tion</strong> -<br />
€ 280,00<br />
€ 440,00<br />
50 De Rossi, Gioanni Gherardo: Favole. Rivedute dall'autore e accresciute in questa e<strong>di</strong>zione <strong>di</strong> trenta nuove<br />
favole. Vercelli, Tipografia Patria, 1793. 191 SS. Kl. 8°. Obrosch.<br />
€ 125,00<br />
Early and enlarged <strong>e<strong>di</strong>tion</strong> of his „favole“, first printed in 1788.<br />
- History of Venice -<br />
51 Sabellico, Marco Antonio: Le Historie Vinitiane. Divise in tre deche con tre libri della quarta deca.<br />
Novamente da Messer Lodovico Dolce in volgare tradotto. Vene<strong>di</strong>g, Curtio Trocano <strong>di</strong> Navo'al segno <strong>di</strong> Leone,<br />
1544. Mit wdh.Druckermarke in Holzschnitt a.d.Titel- und dem letzten Blatt. 293 Bll. 4°. Pgmt.bd.d.Zt.<br />
€ 1.200,00<br />
Adams S 17; BMC STC 188 (Coccius). One of the classical texts about Venice, first printed in 1487. The first two leaves with restorations<br />
otherwise a good copy.
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