Die Medici-Chroniken (2). Der Pate von Florenz (German Edition)

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At the bottom of the title-page of the Latin edition is found the autograph dedication by Henrich Bullinger to Wilhelm Meyer von Knonau d. Wilhelm's father Gerold b. Gerold died as his step-father in the battle of Kappel October 11, Wilhelm's mother Anna died in and it can be presumed that he then was supported by Heinrich Bullinger. Staedtke, Bibliographie des Zweiten Helvetischen Bekenntnisses, in: Per quaestiones luculenter conscripta, nunc demum recognita et locupletata, authore D. Der Einband wurde aus einem Pergamentblatt angefertigt, das wahrscheinlich aus der Handschrift mindestens zweifarbig einer lateinischsprachigen Liedersammlung stammt leider schwer zu erkennen.

Mit Wasserschaden und einigen Zeichnungen und Notizen in alter Hand. Sehr schlechter Pergamenteinband der Zeit. BerlinAntiquariat, Karl-Heinz Than ]. Meyer Boswell Books, Inc. Greek Printing, dictionary - Crespin, Jean ed. Lexicon Graecolatinvm, ex variis authorum scriptis qui in hoc commentandi genere excelluerunt, ita decerptum, hacque enchiridii forma digestum, ut non poenitenda vocum accessione, opusculorumqve operi convenientium additione auctum illustratumque sit.

Die Medici-chroniken 02. Der Pate Von Florenz by M Rainer Der Schr 9783401506197

Genf, Crispinus Crespin , Vorangestellt sind Hinweise zur Alphabet und der Aussprache, im Anhang finden sich mehrere Texte zur Grammatik und den verschiedenen Dialekten. Antiquariat Thomas Rezek ]. Hieronymo Vairlenio Sylvio interprete, cum breviss. Antwerpen, Christophorus Plantin, Es gibt freilich aus der Zeit nach Ignatius noch Texte, die sich so deuten lassen, dass die Diakone und Presbyter mit dem Bischof gleichberechtigt waren. In seinen Briefen warnt Ignatius vor Irrlehren, namentlich vor judaisierenden Tendenzen und vor dem Doketismus.

Bedeutsam ist weiter, dass Ignatius als erster in der christlichen Literatur der Kirche das Adjektiv?

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Wo Christus ist, dort ist die katholische Kirche.? Meist sauber, gut erhalten. Pale ink name and minor ink scribble in margin of title page, oval cancel library ink stamp on Y1 and Hhh4v, shallow band of pale damp staining to lower edge of Y2-Y5 and Dd2-Dd5, very pale damp staining to lower inner corner of Cc3-Cc4, Oo2-Oo5, Pp2-Pp5 and intermittently thereafter, very occasional small pale margin stain, small ink smudge to margin of A4, P2, Ll2, and Ll5, early manuscript notes to lower margin of D6, U1, Xx4v and Zz2v, brief early notes to margin of S3v and S4r, Ss5, and Fff5v, very slight chipping to fore-edge of Q2, blank margin corner of Ddd6 repaired, no loss of print, very small corner tip torn off Iii2 and Iii3, top margins of Iii1-Iii3 last 2 leaves damaged with some loss in up to 4 lines of text, expertly repaired with text completed in neat early old ink manuscript.

This work reprints and replies to: An answere to Maister Juelles chalenge". John Jewel Jewell Bishop of Salisbury constituted himself the literary defender of the Elizabethan Settlement and in his Apologia Ecclesiae Anglicanae challenged all comers to prove the Roman Catholic case out of the Scriptures. He was eventually opposed by Thomas Harding, a formidable antagonist who published an Answer in Our work is Jewel's reply to this. Henri Estienne, for Ulrich Fugger,, Printer's device on title page, woodcut initials, with printed shoulder notes, ruled in red throughout.

Ownership inscription of A. Hartnoll dated at head of title. Spine skilfully restored at head and tail and at joints, front free endpaper renewed, the gilt worn in places, contents generally evenly toned, red rules somewhat faded, a very good copy of a handsome volume. Estienne's edition of the Greek epic poets based on the collation of the ancient scholia and variants of all available manuscripts "created the basis of the modern vulgate of Homer" Silver, Ronsard and the Hellenic Renaissance in France.

The collection devotes much of its space to the work of Homer, but also includes the work of Hesiod, Theocritus, Callimachus, Aratus of Soli, Dionysius of Halicarnassus, and others. After his death his collection was dispersed by his son and sold by the London bookseller James Woodman in Henri Estienne, for Ulrich Fugger, - 2 volumes in one, folio x mm , complete with all three blanks 2c6, 3Z4 and terminal 3T4.

Chroniken, Karl der Grosse - Schard, Simon: Germanicarum rerum quatuor celebriores vetustioresque chronographi, earum descriptionem ab orbe conditio usque ad tempora Henrici IIII, imperatoris. Frankfurt, Corvin, Feyerabend und Gall Erben, Erste Sammelausgabe der vier wichtigsten mittelalterlichen Chroniken, herausgegeben von dem Juristen Simon Schard: Four parts in one volume. Text printed in two columns. Title printed in red and black with a woodcut vignette by Jost Ammann repeated twice and with the printer's device on the title-page of Part II.

Contemporary blind stamped calf, back with five raised bands, back panel with three small repairs at the place of the clasps and part of the joint , clasps missing, old entries of ownership on the front fly-leaf, a few contemporary marginal annotations and underlining, otherwise a superb and genuine copy. This evaluation and rebuttal of the decrees of the Council of Trent was originally published in Latin in four volumes between and The work had ten more editions until the end of the century, and numerous reprints later, the last, dating from Berlin.

The work had greater impact, greater readership, and brought Chemnitz greater fame than anything else he produced in his life. On Christmas Eve of that year Chemnitz was still reading proof and finding "manifold and most horrible errors'. The following spring the first part came out, dedicated to Duke Albert Frederick [of Prussia], the youthful son of Duke Albert the Elder. The reigning Duke Henry, to the Roman Catholic party. Part One is prefaced with a Narratio de Synodo Nicena versibus exposita Catharine's School in Brunswick. The first part discusses the teachings about traditions, original sin, concupiscence, the word "sin', the conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the works of unbelievers, free will, justification by faith, and good works.

The second part discusses the sacraments in general, Baptism, confirmation, the sacrament of the Eucharist, Communion under both appearances, the mass, penance, contrition, confession, satisfaction, extreme unction, the sacrament of orders and matrimony. The third part covers issues of virginity, priestly celibacy, purgatory, and the invocation of the saints.

The fourth part continues the third, with sections on the relics of the saints, images, indulgences, fasting, the distinction of foods, and the feasts of the calendar" A. Piepkorn, Martin Chemnitz Views on Trent: Martin Chemnitz and the Council of Trent, in: One cannot deny its significance for its day. It saw twenty-five editions and underwent translation into German by Georg Nigrinus in , English in and French. And while Calvin may have been the first to respond, it was Chemnitz's work that consumed Catholic apologists for decades" J.

Merrick, "Sola scriptura' and the "regula fidei': He excelled as prolific translator e. Vilmar, Georg Nigrinus, in: Newald, Geschichte der deutschen Literatur, Berlin, , V, p. If Martin Luther is considered the greatest theologian of the Lutheran Church, then Martin Chemnitz is without a doubt our second greatest Lutheran Father. Chemnitz is certainly deserving of the title "the Second Martin", and was the primary bulwark of orthodox Lutheran theology in the latter part of the sixteenth century.

His father was a successful merchant, who died when Martin was eleven: When he was old enough, Martin matriculated in Magdeburg. Upon completion of the course work, he became a weaver's apprentice. He helped his family with its clothing business for the next few years. When he was 20, he resumed his education at the University of Frankfurt Oder. He remained in school until his finances were exhausted; he then took a teaching job in the town of Wriezen, supplementing his income by collecting the local sales tax on fish.

His time at Frankfurt gave him the basic tools to continue his education on his own, researching areas in which he was interested and applying his naturally inquisitive mind to problems that others had worried over in the past. In Chemnitz accompanied his cousin Georg Sabinus to school in Wittenberg.

Because Chemnitz lacked sufficient academic preparation, Melanchthon recommended that he studied the scientific branches of the liberal arts which made him a life-long expert in astrology. He there graduated in the first class with a Master of Arts degree However, a plague soon infested the town, so he left quickly for Saalfeld. In return for caring for the library and teaching a few courses as a tutor, he had unrestricted access to what was then considered one of the finest libraries in Europe. Chemnitz moved back to Wittenberg in as a guest of Melanchthon. In January he joined the Wittenberg University faculty.

He lectured on Melanchthon's Loci Communes, from which lectures he compiled his own Loci Theologici, a system of theology. With Jakob Andreae, David Chytraeus, Nicholas Selnecker, Andrew Musculus and others, Chemnitz took part in a centrist movement that brought agreement among German Lutherans in the writing and publication of the Formula of Concord , of which Chemnitz is one of the primary authors.

He was instrumental in the publication of the definitive Book of Concord in , the doctrinal standard of the Lutheran Church. The learning of Chemnitz was something colossal, but it had no tinge of pedantry. His judgment was of the highest order. His modesty and simplicity, his clearness of thought, and his luminous style, his firmness in principle, and his gentleness in tone, the richness of his learning and the vigor of his thinking, have revealed themselves in such measure in his Loci, his Books on the Two Natures of our Lord, and On the True Presence, in his Examen of the Council of Trent, his Defence of the Formula of Concord, and his Harmony of the Gospels, as to render each a classic in its kind, and to mark their author as the greatest theologian of his time cf.

Preus, The Second Martin: Louis, MO, , passim; T. Kaufmann, Martin Chemnitz, , in: VD 16, C; Index Aureliensis Schottenloher, Bibliographie zur deutschen Geschichte im Zeitalter der Glaubensspaltung, , Stuttgart , no. Libreria Govi Alberto ]. Kapitel werden Kontrakte u. Ex officina Christophori Plantini, Both Voet and Brunet attribute them to Aristaenetus because the first is addressed by him to Philokalos; it is entirely possible, however, that the array are from different authors.

Brunet says, "Ce lettres sur les aventures amoureuses racontees quelquefois d'une maniere assez libre. Printed at the Plantin Press entirely in Greek except for the imprint information , using Greek type commissioned from Robert Granjon, this bears one of the variant Plantin printer's devices on the title-page. It was printed with guide letters, although none have been supplied in manuscript by a scribe. Scattered marginalia in Greek and Latin, sometimes correcting a word in text or expanding on same; other times citing a page in a different book.

From the library of American collector Albert A. Surprisingly not in Legrand, Bibliographie Hellenique. Disbound; now in modern wrappers. A very nice, clean copy with occasional light age-toning. Later but old paneled calf, worn, rebacked, library marks to base of spine, small perforated stamp to title, library bookplate inside front cover, old catalog entry on endpaper, scattered notes in an early hand, small contemporary drawing of a book on the title, browning and soiling at page edges early on and at the end, small tear to last page not touching text, scattered staining, heavier to a few pages early on; clean overall and still about very good.

An early issue of the 1st collected Latin edition of the complete works, first published in and appearing in a few states with either Bogardus or Petrus Zangrius as the publisher. Lacking the portrait which may have appeared in a small number of copies as usual. In a clamshell box.

Front and rear blanks intact.

Contains Utopia, History of Richard the Third, and other works. Brunet III stating that Utopia does not appear. Eiusdem Aenigmatum Libellus ad D. Upper hinge cracked; some mostly marginal dampstaining. Second edition of this celebrated emblem book by the Dutch physician and classicist Hadrianus Junius Adriaan de Jonge. It contains a letter to Sambucus, and the emblems have some iconography in common with those invented by Johannes Sambucus and Alciatus.

This edition does not have the elaborate borders of the first, which had been published the previous year. Examinis Concilii Tridentini [ Antiquariat Wolfgang Friebes ]. Quite interesting news from June Arshan, Pasha of Ofen, a drinker and opium-smoker, had opened the siege of Palota.

Suleyman the Magnificent had Arslan strangled in Harsany, in August 3.

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After Palota the Imperial forces regained Vessprim which had been held by the Turks since The Augsburg issues also contain an appendix of the re-ocuppation of Totis on July Gollner, , variant issue. HS Rare Books ]. Exceedingly scarce second edition. First published in Bound in contemporary full limp vellum, handwritten title on the spine, previous owner's name on top of the title page, dated , 20th May.

Binding a bit discoloured. Very light dampstain to top of last 15 pages, otherwise a fine copy. Printed in Roman lettering with italic side notes. Kanner, The Women of England, p. A country gentleman, born in , Marconville was a prolific writer of popular philosophical works. In this obscure work, he discusses female virtues and vices and their consequences for man, with the aid of examples drawn from history.

This is one of the few works that provide an accurate picture of the attitude of men towards women during the French Renaissance. He starts out by praising life in a community, the invention of letters, the creation of law and the invention of the clock. He isolates the invention of letters as the most important one because it allowed the preservation of ideas: Was it the philosophers and wise men of times past?

Ceres receives credit for the invention of law and 'without [law] no household, no cities, republics or communities nor the world itself' could exists at all. Isis invented agriculture, Pallas invented spinning and making cloth. Second Life Books Inc ]. Folio, bound in ornately tooled modern calf with brass clasps; all edges stained red; pp [x], [i.

Emanuel; elevations of the Church of St. Emanuel; plan of the Church of St. George; map of Africa from the Mediterranean to the Tropic of Capricorn; decorative initials and tail-pieces. The first edition in German of this important Renaissance travel work.

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Father Francisco Alvares' account of the Portuguese embassy to Ethiopia between and remained the most detailed and reliable source of information on that region of Africa for over a century. The inclusion of the two letters of Andrea Corsali is due to the fact that the explorer had spent the last period of his life in Ethiopia. In he had travelled on board a Portuguese merchant ship on a voyage that made its way around Africa, across the Indian Ocean to Goa, then on to Cochin and the East Indies. Corsali was the first Westerner to identify the Southern Cross, and his description and illustration of this constellation reproduced on page 6 in the present work , which he had carefully observed while crossing the Indian Ocean, were originally published in his Lettera Florence, The letter is dated January 6, and was sent to his patron, Giuliano de Medici, from Cochin in India.

Only three known copies of the edition survive; a second edition was printed in , also an extreme rarity. The cruciform analogy used by Corsali to describe the constellation was adopted by navigators very early on, and by the early seventeenth century the terminology had become fixed in the various languages of the European maritime powers. Corsali was the first European to identify the island of New Guinea, and the first letter also contains references to this discovery. Corsali also postulates the existence of a continent to the south of New Guinea, a highly significant early allusion to Terra Australis.

The second of Corsali's two letters, dated September 18, , was sent to the Medicis from the Red Sea. Along with the French edition of Alvares, the German edition of remains the most realistically obtainable of the earliest editions to include Corsali's Lettera and diagram of the Southern Cross. Douglas Stewart Fine Books ]. Rovillium, Lugduni Lyon , in-8 16,7x11,5cm , 14 pp. Edition went through several editions in and Vellum Full time flexible flap with traces of laces. Lack some of the top flap.

Besides the prominent role he played in Arabic medicine, reflecting number of Greek texts, his book of aphorisms medical axioms had considerable success in the West, some of which are still in use today. He also wrote the first treatise on diet based on boards properties of Gallien, analyzing the effects of boards on the body Furthermore Arab medicine began to influence in a significant way in Europe in the fifteenth century, as the Arab had commented and translated many Greek texts, including some great academies such as Montpellier and Paris, it is here that we find our commentator, a great physician of his time, Jacobus Sylvius or Jacques Dubois , who officiated in Paris and Montpellier, driven from Paris because he was not MD and wore too much shading his fame they came from all over Europe to consult.

Arabs are especially fathers pharmacopoeia and it is precisely the interest of this edition, meeting of two great doctors on issues Remedies centuries apart. Cyril medicamenta purgentia and De singularis medicamentis purgantibus. Contact us for any information! Methodus medicamenta purgentia et De singularis medicamentis purgantibus. Librairie Le Feu Follet ]. Evangelie in Indien ende Japonien heeft ghepredickt.

Antwerp, Cornelis Woons, Rare first edition of the Dutch translation by the Jesuit Father Franciscus de Smidt from Antwerp of Torsellini's classic biography of Francis Xavier , originally published in , enlarged and corrected by the author in , and published in numerous Latin editions plus translations into Spanish, Italian, French, German, English and Dutch. Torsellini brought together an enormous number of anecdotes about Xavier that had never been published before, and gives considerable detail about his travels in India, the East Indies, China and Japan from to his death in , and his founding of the Society of Jesus with Loyola and the Jesuit mission in Japan.

Torsellini , who also edited Xavier's letters, uncritically accepts the stories that had been passed on by word of mouth for the forty-two years since Xavier's death, greatly expanding the number and nature of his miracles, showing him expelling devils, stilling tempests, raising four people from the dead, etc. Scylla en Charybdis; behelzende een project, ter verbetering der zeegaten en het vaarwater van Texel, en aanwinning van eenige duizend morgen land.

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