Grotii Hugonis (62 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Acceptable. Vol. III ONLY. Incorrect roman numerals, c.1776. Full leather. Front board detached but present. Heavy rubbing/chipping to spine, general sehlf wear. Bumping at edges. Light foxing throughout but overall pages are clean. Textblock sturdy.

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. Original calf leather spine with gilt lettering and raised bands. Leather is dry and cracking, with rubbing and chipping along edges. Boards not present. Text block is moderately soiled and rubbed. Binding sound, text clean. Text mostly in Latin with some words and sentences in Greek. Interior lightly toned, with moderate foxing and scattered spotting from soil and water. Some tears and small chips to a small percentage of pages. Pages up to preface are not present, as are the pages after the end of "S" in the index. Errors in pagination: p 161-162 of part 1 are missing; also p 170-171 are repeated, though text is unaffected. Includes list of subscribers. Not illustrated aside from a few printers' ornaments. No prev owner names, labels or stamps. Not ex-library. Measures 8 5/8" x 6 3/4". 501+438 numbered pp. Scarce in any condition. An acceptable copy for reading and study, or for bookbinding practice.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. 1st Edition. Volumes 2, 3, and 4 of 4 volumes. Folio. Full leather with raised bands, title and volume slips, and gilt designs in the compartments. [2], 668; [4], 671-1238, [174]; [2], 755, [63] pp. Volume 2: Binding solid, mostly separated along spine edges with some loss along spine edges and at head and foot of spine, margin dampstain on a few leaves. Volume 3: Binding solid, some separation along the spine edges, one small chip at a spine edge, some edge wear. Volume 4: Binding solid, separation all along one spine edge and slightly along the other, edge wear. Internals of all volumes nice although one page with pencil margin lines and another with an 1850 pencil notation. In ink on title page of all volumes: "Monasterii Sancti Benigni Divionensis cat. inscript. 1739". First edition of one of two issues published simultaneously in Amsterdam and London. The Amsterdam edition is much rarer than the London edition. Although Grotius is known as the father of the modern science of international law, he was also important in theology, philosophy, political theory, and other fields. He was a liberal theologian interested in harmonizing religious factions. His religious stands led him to be arrested by orthodox Calvinists and sentenced to life imprisonment. He escaped by placing himself in a large trunk supposedly filled with his books and shipping it out of prison. Part of an important set by a towering seventeenth-century presence. These large and heavy volumes will require extra postage.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Contains an abridged English translation of De jure belli et pacis (1st ed., 1625; 2nd ed., 1631). 2 leaves, lxxix, 416 pp; 4 leaves, 457 pp; 4 leaves, 445 pp, 1 leaf; ads (4 pp). Original cloth. An ex-library set, with the usual markings. Covers lightly varnished. Else Good+. Appears to be a reissue, ca. early 20th century, of the original three-volume 1853 edition; each volume has two title pages, one a facsimile I guess of the original 1853 one. There are no later dates in this set so I'm not exactly sure when it was printed.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 2 vols. 10 x 7", library buckram, covers rubbed and lightly soiled, volume 2 spotted and stained, extremities a bit worn, but still a decent copy. Facsimile copy of the Iohannem Blaev, Amsterday 1646 edition; in Latin.

Hardback. 32mo (approx 12.5cm tall). Bound in leather. Good (+): binding quite worn; front blank loose (but present); lightly shaken.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good+. Vellum; 32mo (110x54mm); pp. 526, with engraved illustrated title-page. Binding somewhat cocked; some soiling to rear board; tiny worm holes at fore-edge of first few leaves. Early bookplate on front paste-down; early ownership signature along top margin or title-page.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. full leather cover, raised bands to spine, handwritten label on spine, shows moderate wear and rubbing, joints starting. pages tanned. scarce. Latin language text.

Hard Cover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 1658 printing (early printing of Sabin 28956). Boards soiled, lacks frontispiece portrait of Grotius, owner bookplate of The Right Honourable Wilmot, Earl of Lisburne, in the Kingdom of Ireland on front endpaper. [xiv], 812, [34] pp. 24mo. Latin text. Vellum boards, morocco spine label, gilt titles and rules, marbled edges. The title translates as Annals and History of the Low Countries' War, which refers to what is now known as The Eighty Years' War, or the Dutch War of Independence (1568-1648), though the conflict involved seventeen provinces and their revolt against Philip II of Spain, sovereign of the Habsburg Netherlands. These would later become the nations of the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg. Sabin quotes F. Muller in stating that this work is "[i]mportant for the history of the events which impeded the execution of Usselincx's plan to form the East- and West-India Companies, from 1591--1609." Grotius wrote the manuscript in 1612-13, covering the period of the war through the Twelve Years' Truce, and it was first published in Amsterdam in 1657. He was a Dutch humanist best known for his influence on international law (specifically his works 'On the Law of War and Peace' and 'The Free Seas'), and the concept of human rights.

Volume: 1 20x12,5 cm., legatura in piena pergamena con titolo in oro su tasselli al dorso, segnalibro, testatine, capilettera e fanalini, pagg. (24) XXXIX (5) 534, leggermente brunite, in latino, con ampie note in calce, dorso staccato all'interno, nel complesso buone condizioni. L'opera comprende i primi 2 Libri.

Halbleder. Condition: gut. EA. Zwei altersgemäß saubere Bücher + 42 Seiten Anhang und ca. 100 Seiten Index , neu eingebunden , Rarität la 1040 pages.

Quarter Leather. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. A description of the Dutch republic's revolt against Spain consisting of two parts; the " Annales" covering the period from 1559 to 1588, and the " Historiae" beginning in 1588 and concluding with the Twelve Years' Truce (1609-21) pp xv + 569 + xxii. Internally in very good condition subject to a modest triangular water stain ( c4cm x 4cm x 5cm) affecting the top corner of the first few pages.The modern quarter leather binding is in excellent condition. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

Hardcover. Quarto, two volumes. Volume 1 in Good minus condition and Volume 2 in Good condition. Bound in full brown leather with gilt ornamentation to paneled spine, boards, board edges and turn ins. Spines with labels bearing gilt lettering and volume information. Boards have light to moderate chipping to joints and corners, in some cases leaving the corners of the boards visible. Light plus worming to the interior of boards. Textblocks are moderately age toned with significant foxing. Volume 1 has cracking to joint edges. Ink stain on the titlepage of volume 1 and the half-title page of volume 2. Text in Latin. Shelved in Room A Oversized. 1395666. Special Collections.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. French.

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. Batavorum: Jordanum Luchtmans, 1692. Early if not first edition. Small book 6 inches (15cm) by 4 inches (10cm) approximately. Vitriarius was a Dutch jurist. He addresses topics relating to international law. Vitriarius utilizes criteria drawn from Grotius. Title page, dedication [10]; preface [4]; pp784; index [4]; Catalogus Librorum [4] Finis Condition Report Externally leather is old dry and has been recently re-spined; the boards are consistant with a book bound in the 17th or 18th centuries text block is tight; page edges speckled red. Internally hinges repaired; pages generally clean and tidy.

Couverture rigide. Condition: Bon. 812 p. + Index. Troisième plat de couverture manque.

Hardcover. Condition: g- to vg. Editio nova (new edition). Quarto. [26], 1180, [52]pp (Vol. I), [6], 1288, [70]pp (Vol. II.(1), Vol. II.(2)). Contemporary full calf, with gold lettering and ruling to spines. Raised bands. Decorative paper edges. Engraved frontispiece portrait of the author in first volume. Three title pages (one for the first volume and two for the second (Part 1 and Part 2)). Decorative head-, tailpieces, and initials. Originally published in Amsterdam and Paris between 1641 and 1650, "Annotationes in Novum Testamentum" (Annotations on the New Testament) reveals Grotius' plea for an undogmatic Christian faith. Indeed, the author's aim in publishing this work was to promote the unity of the Christian churches in the spirit of the early Christian Church, when such unity, according to him at least, still existed. In blatant contravention of Reformed doctrine, Hugo Grotius emphasizes the importance of oral tradition as a supplement to, but on the same level as, written sources, in doing so, he makes a distinction between the law of nature from the precepts and admonitions to Christians. This 3-vol. set bound in two is divided as followed: - Volume I (1755): Quatuor Evangelia et explicationem decalogi continens. - Volume II: Part I (1756). Acta Apostolorum, et Paulli Epistolas ad Romanos, Corinthios, Galatas, Ephesios, Philippenses, et Colossenses complectens; Part II (1757). Epistolas Paulli ad Thessalonicenses, Timotheum, Titum, Philemonem, Hebraeos, Porro Epistolas Iacobi, Petri, Ioannis, Iudae, et Ioannis Apocalypsin complectens. Moderate rubbing to bindings. Some chipping to head and tail of spines. Ex-library copy, with book plate and contemporary inscription on inside of each front cover, and stamps (Melanchtonhaus) on fly leaves and the first two title pages. Sporadic contemporary marginalia. Text in Latin. Bindings in overall good-, interior in good+ to very good condition. About the author: Hugo Grotius (1583-1645) was a Dutch jurist and scholar whose masterpiece "De Jure Belli ac Pacis" (1625: On the Law of War and Peace) is considered one of the greatest contributions to the development of international law. Also a statesman and diplomat, Grotius has been called the "father of international law.".

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Complete set of five volumes in leather binding, 25 x 20 cm. Swiss edition of 'De Jure Belli' by Hugo de Groot. Volume 1 with a portrait of Hugo de Groot, volume 3 with a portrait of Henricus Cocceji. Pages slightly discolored. Cover shows some traces of wear. A neat, uniform and complete set.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Officium Wetsteniana, Amsterdam , 1720, Iin 8°, 1 (w.) p., frontespice, engraved title, title, 13 nn. p., XXV pp., 3 nn. p., 43 pp., 2 nn., 44pp (index), 936 pp. With 1 engraved portrait and 1 copper title by W. de Broen. This book, published (first) in Paris in 1625, is considered a Grotius masterpiece, which went through numerous editions in the 17th and 18th centuries. On the one hand, Hugo Grotius describes the law that applies between peoples in times of war and peace, but on the other hand he goes much further and shows "the law of all mankind, i.e. all legal relationships also between individuals within the magna generis humani societas" so that the work can be classified as a treatise on natural law. Conditie: Old hand scraped name on the title. Paper a little foxing in places, but overall a good copy in a sober, vellum binding. 1 volume.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Amsterdam, Ex officina Wetsteniana, 1712. In-8° , engraved portrait of Grotius , engraved title page, both by Willem De Broen 5 ff , 946 pp, index 82 ff. Later Gronov edition with side-notes and index. Grotius' magnum opus, the work upon which his reputation most solidly rests. Period binding in brown calf, gilt decorated spine on raised bands. Strong bound and good copy. 1 volume.

Hardcover. Quarto, five volumes. In Good condition. Quarter bound in brown leather with corners tipped and marbled paper boards. Spines have labels with gilt lettering and ornamentation. Mild to moderate chipping and cracking to spine, and cracking along the joints. Volume 1 has a loss of leather along the spine head edge. Boards have light plus rubbing wear, moderate bumping to corners, resulting in exposed boards, and chipping along the extremities. Textblocks have adhesive stains to corners of end papers, mild age toning and foxing along the edges, and light soiling scattered on some pages throughout. Text in Greek and Latin. Shelved in Room A oversized. Volume 4: "Observationes et notae in Anthologiam Graecam". Volume 5: "Observationum et notarum in Athologiam Graecam" STCN no: 175754004. 1396293. Special Collections.

Leather Bound. Condition: Very Good. Published at Horace Walpole's Strawberry-Hill House. Red Leather with gilt decoration, marbled end papers. Some rubbing and fore-corner bumping, leather chipping to one fore-corner. Pages are clean with very minor foxing. BC.

Condition: Used: Very Good. COMPLET DE SES TROIS VOLUMES. In-2, plein veau du temps, dos à nerfs, tranches peintes, grandes marges, pas ou peu de rousseurs, ensemble homogène, très bel état.

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Large thick folio size volume 4. Spine mostly intact front board off and no back board. 755 pages + index complete. Page contents in amazing looks like they were just printed condition. No marks or foxing or stains. Ready to rebind.

Condition: Good / Bien. Amstelaedami: Apud Janssonio - Waesbergios, M DC LXXX [1680].- [4 h.], XX,680 p.; [7 h.], 31 p; [5 h.], 216 p. + [54 h.] de índice general, todo en numeraciones alternas: Abriendo el libro un bello retrato de Grotius grabado al cobre, seguido de un bonito frontis alegórico, también grabado al cobre; 4º menor (20,3 cm.); Portada a dos tintas; Plena Piel época.- MUY RARO. En muy buen estado. "De iure belli ac pacis" (cuya 1ª edición fue publicada en 1625) es uno de los primeros tratados sobre el derecho internacional, cuyos principios ya había dejado claros el eminente español Fr. Francisco de Vitoria, al que Grocio cita abundantemente. Este difundió por Europa las ideas de la Escuela de Salamanca, intentando lograr un sistema que permitiera a los gobiernos tratar entre ellos dentro de unas normas jurídicas. En De iure belli ac pacis también se estudian conceptos como la guerra justa y otros aspectos del Dercho tales como contratos, ventas o familia. Libro en latín DERECHO EN GENERAL.

Condition: DISCRETO USATO. LATINO Libro terzo, tomo quarto di opera incompleta. Legatura amatoriale, con piatti in pelle animale e tassello con titoli al dorso; evidenti segni del tempo, volume brunito, con macchie di varia origine tra cui gore, velature alternate a zone depigmentate, sciupature con abrasioni. Pagine differentemente ingiallite causa fattore-tempo, presenza di gore interne ai fogli; legatura salda. Con inserti: "Henrici filii, regni borussici cancellarii" di Samuelis L. B. De Cocceii e "De aequitate, indulgentia, et facilitate" di Mari Libero. Numero pagine 638.

1919, xvi, 752 pp., bordeaux linnen band, uitstekend exemplaar.

913 Seiten Zustand: Keine Beschädigungen, keine Eintragungen. Der Einband ist ein wenig berieben/bestoßen. la Gewicht in Gramm: 430 Hardcover, Leder, Farbrundumschnitt, ohne Schutzumschlag.

br.edit. Pubblicazioni dell'Istituto Suor Orsola Benincasa 476 p. in-8.

Janssonio Waesbergios: Amsterdam 1681. Engraved title, 5.5 x 3", full leather, 330pp + 6pp, notes by Hugo Grotius, rather worn, hinges cracked, ink owners names o/w internally clean & tight.