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“HER BOOK”
“FIRST COMPREHENSIVE HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION”
EARLY LEGAL JUSTIFICATION OF COLONIZATION
PROTO-ETHNOGRAPHY
PLUTARCH’S BEST-KNOWN WORK
DR. RICHARD MEAD’S COPY OF ARGUMENTS AGAINST ETERNITY
ONE OF THE EARLIEST MONOGRAPHS ON FISH
WRITINGS OF A TURKISH CHRISTIAN HERMIT CUSTOM BOUND FOR A BISHOP
FAMOUS JEWISH BOOKDEALER & PUBLISHER’S COPY ON THE IMPORTANCE OF BLOOD
Lemnius, Levinus. Di Levino Lennio, medico Zirizeo, Della complessione del corpo humano libri due, Sommamente necessarij à tutti coloro, che studiano alla sanità: Da quali a ciascuno sarà ageuole di conoscere perfettamente la qualità del corpo suo, e i mouimenti dell’animo, & il modo del conseruarsi del tutto sano. Nuouamente di Latino in Volgare tradotti, & stampati. In Venetia: Appresso Domenico Nicolino, mdlxiiii. [1564]. 162 x 112 mm (6 ⅜ x 4 ⅜ in). Octavo. [4], 124 [with page numbers 25–32 repeated, i.e. 132] ll. In Italian. Bound in vellum over wood boards; bookseller’s label on front pastedown: “Ex libris Leonis S. Olschki Bibliopolae Florentini. N. inv. [handwritten] 46787.” Early inscription in Italian on leaf [4], refers to a doctor’s orders. Very good minus with light soiling throughout; spine and fore edge of front cover repaired with later vellum.
FIRST MEDICAL TEXT ON SYPHILIS.
Leoniceno, Nicolo. Nicolai Leoniceni Vicentini, Philosophi & Medici clarissimi, opuscula: quorum catalogum versa pagina indicabit. Per D. Andream Leennium Medicum, à multis quibus scatebant vitijs, repurgata, atque annotatiunculis illustrata. Basileae: Apud And. Cratandrum, et Io. Bebelium, Anno mdxxxii [1532]. 321 x 216 mm (12.5 x 8 ¼ in). Folio. [4], 175, [1] ll. In Latin. Final leaf misnumbered ‘157.’ With Cratander’s device as a title vignette and final unnumbered leaf with Bebelium’s device on verso. Woodcut initials. Bound in early vellum over boards, with heraldic stamp on both covers (that we were not able to identify). Leather spine title label with gilt lettering, with publication place and year beneath in ink. Red speckled edges. Ink inscription in an old hand on verso of front free endpaper states (in French): [“M. Brunet, in his Manuel du Libraire, quotes a rare minor work by Leoniceno; he did not indicate this collection, which informs everyone, and which, itself, is not common.»] Autograph on title page: “Ex Libris: Dr. Paul Decoux, Paris, 1869.” Blind embossed stamp on edge of title page: “Decoux, Docteur en medicine a Treignac (Correze).” The same stamp appears in numerous places throughout the book. Ink stamp with a facsimile of an autograph on verso of title page. Decoux also signed the title page verso and beneath the colophon on the verso of leaf 157. Very good or better overall. Minor damage to spine; boards scuffed and some soiling, with a small gouge to the front cover revealing the board beneath. A few gatherings mildly age-toned; but a crisp, solid, wide-margined copy, exhibiting little wear.
“RUBBISH PUBLISHED UNDER IGNATIUS’S NAME”
ANTI-POPE POLEMIC BY “ONE OF THE FIRST MODERN REVOLUTIONARIES” WITH INTERESTING READER MARKS
WITH FIVE IMPRESSIVE WOODCUT PLATES
DESCRIPTIONS OF IRELAND, MOSCOW, AND SEA CREATURES
NOTED ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE’S COPY OF ANTI- ARISTOTLE EDUCATION REFORM
ANTI-TURKISH & ANTI- MENNONITE SERMONS
“A PAPER ACADEMY” IN AN EARLY STAMPED BINDING
HISTORY OF ROME & DEFENSE OF MONARCHY
I: ON VIRGINITY & CELIBACY II: ALDINE IMPRINT
TOPOGRAPHICAL-HISTORICAL DESCRIPTION OF ENGLAND
PRINTED BY THE PAPAL PRINTER: RULES OF THE AUGUSTINIANS
FIRST BOOK OF MODERN MINERALOGY, MINING ENGINEERING, GOLD & SILVER METALLURGY
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