Iustus Lipsius (30 results)

Reihe Griech. u. Röm. Klassiker. Editio stereotypa: Paperback, 32 S. auf Latein: vita et scriptis plus adnotatio critica. Dann 67 S. rein griech. Text. Einband fleckig , partiell beknickt. Rücken berissen. Einige Seiten m. zahlr. Bleistifteintragungen. Zahlr. Seiten m. geknickter Ecke, wenige m. minim. Anrissen.

Half-Leather. Condition: Good. No Jacket. Editio Stereotypa. xxxii.; 67pp. Greek text. Inter-leaved with blank pages. Leather rubbed and scuffed with loss to top of spine. CL3.

Hardcover. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Edition, French translation, and commentary by Elisabeth Dévière. Noctes Neolatinae: Neo-Latin Texts and Studies, vol. 7. xxv, 345 pp. Hardcover without DJ as issued. Unread, as new. New list price: EUR 78.00.

Ca. 21,5 x 15 cm. XXVI Seiten, 345 Seiten. Dunkelblauer Original-Leinenband mit Kopffarbschnitt. (= Noctes Neolatinae. Band 7). Tadellos.

386 S. Oln.

Condition: Neu. Dialogue sur la prononciation correcte du Latin. Èdition, traduction française et commentaire par Elisabeth Dévière. Zweisprachige lateinisch-französische Ausgabe. Die kritische Edition ist nicht nur für Renaissance-Forscher von großem Interesse, sondern für alle, die sich mit dem Studium der lateinischen Sprache und Aussprache befassen. Die Einleitung stellt das Werk in den intellektuellen und literarischen Kontext seiner Zeit unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der linguistischen Debatten des 16. Jahrhunderts. Die Edition versucht, Satz und Layout des Originals zu wahren, und liefert alle notwendigen philologischen Informationen in einem reichhaltigen Apparat. Die Übersetzung wendet sich an den heutigen Leser, ohne das lateinische Original aus den Augen zu verlieren. Der Kommentar bietet den historischen, philologischen, stilistischen und linguistischen Hintergrund des Textes und konfrontiert Lipsius? Ansichten mit den Meinungen berühmter Vorgänger wie Erasmus und J. C. Scaliger. Darüberhinaus wird der humanistische Diskurs über Aussprache durch einen systematischen Vergleich mit dem modernen wissenschaftlichen Verständnis beleuchtet. XXV,347 Seiten, Leinen (Noctes Neolatinae. Neo-Latin Texts and Studies; Band 7/Olms Verlag 2007). Statt EUR 78,00. Gewicht: 645 g - Gebunden/Gebundene Ausgabe.

paperback. Condition: New. NEW. SHIPS FROM MULTIPLE LOCATIONS. book.

Hardcover. XII, 212 pp. bibliography. "Brill's Studies in Intellectual History 236 / Brill's Texts and Sources in Intellectuaal History 14". -(in excellent condition). ISBN 9789004285170.

1. Auflage Broschur Gut. Condition: 0. Text Lateinisch. Sehr ordentlich als Broschur mit guter Bindung nachgebunden, vom Buchbinder zweifarbig handgeschriebene Rückentitelei, Buchblock erfreulich gut, einige Flecken, Titelseite oben gering ausgefranst, insgesamt materiell sehr ordentlich. Titelseite montierter Stich "S. Maria de Silvain Monte Acvo prope Sichenum." 7 x 10 cm. 1 Bl., 48 Seiten. Justus Lipsius (eigentlich Joest Lips; 1547 - 1606), niederländischer Rechtsphilosoph, Humanist und Philologe. Un fascicule encore en excellent état, paru l`année de la mort de son auteur, avec page de titre illustrée, 48 pages. Un texte essentiel de l`humaniste Juste Lipse (Joost Lips ou encore Justus Lipsius) dont le siège du Conseil de l'Union européenne à Bruxelles porte le nom ! A rare print of Justus Lipsius! Cover was carefully and beautifully restored by a professional book binder, altogether very good condition. +++ 0,1 kg. 15 x 20,5 cm. +++ Stichwörter: THEOLOGIE ORTS- KLOSTER- MERSEBURG SACHSEN ANHALT ALTE DRUCKE 17. JAHRHUNDERT 0,1 Kg. 15 x 20,5 Cm. Gewicht in Gramm: 100.

Cm. 26,5, pp. 130 (6). Marchio tipografico xilografico a frontespizio e colophon. Graziosa leg. ottocentesca in cart. rigido ricoperto in carta colorata. Naturali ed uniformi bruniture dovute alla qualità della carta, peraltro esemplare ben conservato. Interessante opera dedicata alla storia sacra ed alle antichità romane incentrata soprattutto sulla figura del gladiatore romano. Cfr. Adams, L, 808; Biblioteca Sportiva Nazionale del Coni.

paperback. Condition: Buono (Good). Cm. 25,5, pp. 136 (4). Marchio tipografico al frontespizio e molte figure incise in rame di cui 4 fuori testo ed a doppia pagina. Legatura coeva in piena pergamena floscia con titoli manoscritti al dorso. Dorso rinforzato ed alcune bruniture perlopiù marginali, peraltro esemplare genuino e ben conservato. Affascinante opera dedicata alle antichità romane incentrata soprattutto sulla figura del gladiatore di cui spiccano le bellissime tavole incise. Cfr. Biblioteca Sportiva Nazionale del Coni. Book.

12 cm, Gebundene Ausgabe. Condition: Befriedigend. 624 Seiten Rare, gebundene Ausgabe mit altersgemäss gebräunten, bügigen Seiten. Hinten aufgebrochene Bindung. Bleistiftnotizen im Vortitel. Kleine Fehlstelle in der linke unteren Ecke des Vortitels. la Gewicht in Gramm: 154.

Vellum. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. Theodor Galle / Pieter van der Borcht (illustrator). 3rd Edition. Please email for Photographs or further information. Very Good - Quarto (4vo). 2 works in one volume, bound with: Lipsius ? Analecta sive Observationes reliquae ad Militiam et hosce libros.Contemporary-style limp vellum over boards, titled in manuscript to spine, edges sprinkled red. Engraved Plantin device on both titles; numerous full-page and folding copper-engraved plates and diagrams after Pieter van der Borcht, engraved by Theodor Galle in the Plantin-Moretus workshop, showing Roman soldiers, standards, armour, cavalry and tactical formations, including the large folding Iconismus aciei vulgatae. Small burn-mark to lower outer margins of prelims and title, plates generally crisp and darkly impressed; a tall and attractive copy. Marginal restoration to the initial pages, including the title page. Pages (4); 366; 39; 6nn. (6). Brunet III, 1100; Cockle 689; Graesse IV, 258; Mortimer (Harvard) 335; Adams L-824. . 1602 3rd Edition , With Provenance DE MILITIA ROMANA LIBRI QUINQUE, COMMENTARIUS AD POLYBIUM By Justus (Iustus) Lipsius Author Bio: Justus Lipsius (also Iustus Lipsius, 1547-1606) was one of the most important humanist scholars of the late Renaissance ? a philologist, historian, moral philosopher, and one of the founders of Neo-Stoicism. Illustrated By: Theodor Galle / Pieter van der Borcht Illustrator Bio: Theodor Galle (Dirck or Theodoor Galle, 1571-1633), working from designs by Pieter van der Borcht the Elder (c. 1545-1608) Provenance: S. del C. de Torrepalma - a provenance note for the Spanish noble house that held the title Conde de Torrepalma ("Count of Torrepalma"). The Condado de Torrepalma is a Spanish comital title created by King Carlos II in 1679 (royal dispatch 4 Nov 1680) for Alonso Verdugo y Albornoz. The title later passed into the Álvarez de las Asturias Bohórquez line and, by marriage and succession, connected with the Dukes of Gor. The name derives from the Torrepalma estate near Carmona (Seville). Notable holders include Alonso Verdugo de Castilla (1706-1767), 3rd Count, a diplomat, poet, and member of the Real Academia Española and Real Academia de la Historia. Synopsis: [Bound with:] Analecta sive Observationes reliquae ad militiam. Antuerpiae: apud Ioannem Moretum, 1602. Giusto Lipsio First Plantin-Moretus illustrated edition of Lipsius's classic reconstruction of the Roman army, a foundational text of early modern military science. In De Militia Romana Lipsius (1547-1606) systematises the organization, discipline, and tactics of the legions from Polybius and other classical sources, reviving Roman practice for use in the age of gunpowder. Its companion Analecta supplies further antiquarian notes. The magnificent suite of engravings?executed under Theodor Galle from van der Borcht's designs?represents one of the high points of the Plantin-Moretus press and the first sustained visual archaeology of the Roman army. The work was studied by Maurice of Nassau and other reformers who shaped seventeenth-century drill and tactics. A cornerstone of Renaissance military scholarship and a beautiful product of the Antwerp engraving tradition. Complete examples with all plates and the large folding Iconismus intact are now uncommon. Binding: Vellum, quarto (4to 9 1?2 × 12 in 241 × 305 mm ) Note: Binding/size selection follows standard bibliographic conventions and is approximate; exact measurements may vary. Collation: pp. 421 Language: Latin Published By: Ex Officina Plantiniana, Apud Ioannem Moretum, Antwerp Condition Report: Dust Jacket: No Jacket, Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket Very Good - Quarto (4vo). 2 works in one volume, bound with: Lipsius ? Analecta sive Observationes reliquae ad Militiam et hosce libros.Contemporary-style limp vellum over boards, titled in manuscript to spine, edges sprinkled red. Engraved Plantin device on both titles; numerous full-page and folding copper-engraved plates and diagrams after Pieter van der Borcht, engraved by Theodor Galle in the Plantin-Moret.

In-16° (cm 12,2 x6,7), legatura ottocentesca in mezza pelle con tit. in oro su tassello, e filetti e rotelle in oro al dorso; pp. (8)-218 e pp.21(1) di 'Geographia ad Velleium spectans', un dizionario dei luoghi. A dispetto del titolo il primo libro tratta piuttosto di storia greca. Carta leggermente brunita, e margine superiore corto; ma nel complesso un buon esemplare. Giusto Lipsio (1547 - 1606) è stato un filosofo, umanista e filologo fiammingo, apprezzato e noto come filosofo del diritto.

Chiara macchia d\'umido all\'angolo interno che interessa poche carte, legatura allentata, piccole mancanze ai contropiatti, sporadici percorsi coevi di tarlo estinto Alla carta 84 compare un altro frontespizio con la seguente intestazione Iusti Lipsii Iohannis Voelli - Duorum eruditione recta & iudicio subacto insignium virorum. De ratione conscribendi epistolas utilissimae preceptiones . Venetiis apud Georgium Valentinum 1618. 83; 85-142 c.c. p. 2 parti in un tomo 150x100 mm p.perg coeva titoli a mano sul dorso.

Wittemberg, Meisnei, 1613 (+) (No place nor printer), 1617. 12mo. In contemporary full vellum with ruled fillets to boards. Small paper-label pasted on to upper part of spine. Wear and soiling to extremities. Inner hinges split. Underlinings in text thoughout and with occassional foxing. (14), 768 (i.e. 176), (24), 441, (3) pp. 6th edition of this philosophical treatise written by the Dutch humanist Justus Lipsius first published in 1584. The book addresses the theme of maintaining inner peace and personal integrity in political and social turmoil drawing on Stoic philosophy.

Cm. 25, pp. 130 (6). Marchio tipografico xilografico a frontespizio e colophon. Leg. settecentesca in piena perg. rigida. Naturali arrossature dovute alla qualità della carta, peraltro esemplare ben conservato. Interessante opera dedicata alla storia sacra ed alle antichità romane incentrata soprattutto sulla figura del gladiatore romano. Cfr. Adams, L, 808; Biblioteca Sportiva Nazionale del Coni.

In-4, cartonato azzurro con tit. in nero al piatto sup., 8 cc.nn., pp. 170, 2 cc.nn., 1 c.b. finale con marca tipogr. che compare anche al frontesp. con il motto "Labore et costantia", capilettera e finalini ornati. Buon esempl. con alcune bruniture e gore marginali. L'A. (1547-1606) fu un celebre filologo e dotto poligrafo e la sua attivit? si rivolse quasi esclusivamente al mondo romano esplicandosi in edizioni di testi e in dissertazioni di critica testuale e antiquaria. Importante a questo riguardo quest'opera che rappresenta il commento al Panegirico di Plinio il Giovane. Prima edizione di rara cinquecentina plantiniana. Adams 789.

Antica firma d\'appartenenza al frontespizio, ,piccola mancanza al risguardo posteriore Le Notae e il De una religione seguono i Politicorum libri ognuna con un proprio frontespizio. Belle marche tipografiche finalini capilettera ornati. 308 + 86 + 52 p. 115x60 mm p.perg cordonata coeva titoli a mano sul dorso.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Ultima editio. Antverpiae 1615. Ex Officina Plantiniana. Apud Viduam & Filios Io. Moreti. (26,5 x 18 cm), k. [7], s. 86, k. [5], opr. pperg. wtórna. Binding: half parchment. Good condition. Offered work, "De Constantia" by the famous Flemish humanist Justus Lipsius (1547-1606), is a set of principles for a new Stoic philosophy, so-called. neostoicism. Stan dobry. Oferowane dzielo "De Constantia" (O stalosci) autorstwa slawnego humanisty flamandzkiego Justusa Lipsiusa (1547 - 1606), jest zbiorem zasad nowej filozofii stoickiej, tzw. neostoicyzmu. Napisane w formie dialogu bylo próba polaczenia stoicyzmu i chrzescijanstwa.

Privo di risguardo anteriore, antica nota d\'appartenenza al frontespizio del Lipsius, traccia d\'appartenenza al verso, sporadiche leggerissime gore d\'acqua marginali Capilettera ornati, bella marca tipografica dei Plantin al frontespizio del Lipsius e ripetuta in fine, finalini e capilettera ornati (8) + 146 + (3) p. 2 opere in 1 tomo 166x115 mm affascinante legatura in p.perg. morbida ricavata da antico manoscritto a caratteri rossi e neri.

m.pelle cordonata novecentesca. Frontespizio incorniciato da figure allegoriche e stemmi (30) + 316 p. 245x180 mm.

Antverpiae, ex Officina Plantiniana, apud Ioannem Moretrum, 1604. In-4° (25 x 18), pp. (1)+140+(8), le ultime 2 bianche. Bella impresa tipografica plantiniana impressa in rame al frontespizio (la mano col compasso), altra impresa xilografica al termine, alcune iniziali ornate. Leg. piena pergamena molle coeva. Qualche brunitura, ma buon es. (8611) Bella edizione plantiniana, più completa della prima che era apparsa nel 1600 sempre per i tipi del Plantin, di questa dotta dissertazione, una delle ultime opere del grande erudito belga Iustus Lipsius, o Juste Lipse, (1547-1606), grande latinista, giurista, studioso di antichità romane, professore a Lovanio, a Jena e a Leida. Come è noto, Lipsio, educato nei Paesi Bassi dai Gesuiti, passò al luteranismo, poi al calvinismo, e infine ritornò nel grembo del cattolicesimo (il suo principio fu infatti che era opportuno professare la religione della nazione in cui si viveva). "L'Archiduc Albert Gouverneur des Pays-Bas, & la Princesse Elisabeth Claire Eugénie, sa femme, ayant fait leur entrée à Louvain le 24 Novembre 1599, allèrent le lendemain visiter le Collège de l'Université. ils voulurent entendre une de ses leçons. Ce Professeur ayant alors pris en main le livre de Seneque, De Clementia, qu'il expliqoit dens ce temps-là, fit le discours qu'il donne ensuite au public, en y joignant. le Panégirique de Pline" (Nicéron, XXIV/p. 12, n. 25.

Antverpiae, ex Officina Plantiniana, apud Ioannem Moretrum, 1604. In-4° (25 x 18), pp. (1)+140+(8), le ultime 2 bianche. Bella impresa tipografica plantiniana impressa in rame al frontespizio (la mano col compasso), altra impresa xilografica al termine, alcune iniziali ornate. Leg. piena pergamena molle coeva. Qualche brunitura, ma buon es. (8611) Bella edizione plantiniana, più completa della prima che era apparsa nel 1600 sempre per i tipi del Plantin, di questa dotta dissertazione, una delle ultime opere del grande erudito belga Iustus Lipsius, o Juste Lipse, (1547-1606), grande latinista, giurista, studioso di antichità romane, professore a Lovanio, a Jena e a Leida. Come è noto, Lipsio, educato nei Paesi Bassi dai Gesuiti, passò al luteranismo, poi al calvinismo, e infine ritornò nel grembo del cattolicesimo (il suo principio fu infatti che era opportuno professare la religione della nazione in cui si viveva). "L'Archiduc Albert Gouverneur des Pays-Bas, & la Princesse Elisabeth Claire Eugénie, sa femme, ayant fait leur entrée à Louvain le 24 Novembre 1599, allèrent le lendemain visiter le Collège de l'Université. ils voulurent entendre une de ses leçons. Ce Professeur ayant alors pris en main le livre de Seneque, De Clementia, qu'il expliqoit dens ce temps-là, fit le discours qu'il donne ensuite au public, en y joignant. le Panégirique de Pline" (Nicéron, XXIV/p. 12, n. 25.

First Plantin edition. First Plantin edition. Folding engraved plate at o1 (p. 288), printer's device to title page repeated at sectional title for book V and for Analecta, larger device to terminal leaf of Book V, numerous engraved illustrations in text, decorative initials in text, tailpieces at end of Book V and Analecta. Collation: *,**4, A-Z,a-r4,s6; Aa-Zz, AA-NN4, OO6. Note: s6 is a blank leaf. Pp. [16], 330, [2, blank]; 292, [2, errata], [4, approbatio &c.], [1, colophon (verso blank)]. 1 vols. 4to. Attractive copy of the first Plantin edition of Lipsius, finely illustrated, printed by Plantin/Moretus. Adams L781; Cockle 620 (describing 1614 ed.) Contemporary vellum, edges blue. Lower pastedown from printed waste. Armorial bookplate of Don Mario Ponce de Leon. Some toning to text block, some light marginal dampstaining. Very good plus, handsome copy Folding engraved plate at o1 (p. 288), printer's device to title page repeated at sectional title for book V and for Analecta, larger device to terminal leaf of Book V, numerous engraved illustrations in text, decorative initials in text, tailpieces at end of Book V and Analecta. Collation: *,**4, A-Z,a-r4,s6; Aa-Zz, AA-NN4, OO6. Note: s6 is a blank leaf. Pp. [16], 330, [2, blank]; 292, [2, errata], [4, approbatio &c.], [1, colophon (verso blank)]. 1 vols. 4to.

Insignificanti difetti alla copertina, al frontespizio uno strappo (10 cm circa) parzialmente ricucito con dei piccoli pezzi di carta antica, traccia di colla di un vecchio nastro adesivo rimosso, naturale, uniforme brunitura dovuta alla qualit?? della carta Le Notae e il De una religione seguono i Politicorum libri ognuna con un proprio frontespizio. Belle marche tipografiche finalini capilettera ornati. 223 + 104 + (3) p. 2 opere in 1 tomo 252x180 mm p.perg. floscia coeva con titolo manoscritto sul dorso.

LeatherBound. Condition: New. BOOKS ARE EXEMPT FROM IMPORT DUTIES AND TARIFFS; NO EXTRA CHARGES APPLY. LeatherBound edition. Condition: New. Reprinted from 1604 edition. Leather Binding on Spine and Corners with Golden leaf printing on spine. Bound in genuine leather with Satin ribbon page markers and Spine with raised gilt bands. A perfect gift for your loved ones. Pages: 299 NO changes have been made to the original text. This is NOT a retyped or an ocr'd reprint. Illustrations, Index, if any, are included in black and white. Each page is checked manually before printing. As this print on demand book is reprinted from a very old book, there could be some missing or flawed pages, but we always try to make the book as complete as possible. Fold-outs, if any, are not part of the book. If the original book was published in multiple volumes then this reprint is of only one volume, not the whole set. Sewing binding for longer life, where the book block is actually sewn (smythe sewn/section sewn) with thread before binding which results in a more durable type of binding. Pages: 299.

Leipzig, J.H. Ellinger, 1674. 12mo. In contemporary full vellum with yapp edges. Author and title in contemporary hand to spine. Title-page with previous owner's name in contemporary hand. Occassional marginal dampstaining throughout. A few leaves with marginal repair, with loss of a few letters. 383 ff. + frontispiece. Later edition, first published in Leiden in 1589, of Lipsius? early tract in political theory in which he, amonst other things, argued a government should recognize only one religion, and should punish dissent by fire and sword.

Lugduni Batavorum, Ex Officina Plantiniana, Apud Franciscum Raphelengium, 1596, 1 volume in-12 de 170x100x50 mm environ, 8ff. (titre à la marque de l'imprimeur, Ad Praetorem, Ad Lectorem, Iani Dousae, Ad I. Lipsium, Ordo), 976 pages, 15ff. (Index), parchemin crème à recouvrements avec traces de liens de fermeture, titres manuscrits sur le dos. Des tampons sur la page de titre la dernière page de l'index et sur le premier plat, des rousseurs et pages fortement brunies, des passages soulignés et des notes manuscrites anciennes, tranche de tête noircie, manques de cuir sur les parties recouvrantes de la reliure, 2 pages collées et décollées p. 124-125, ont laissé une trace dans le texte. Christophe Plantin plaçait sur le frontispice de ses livres une vignette gravée sur bois, représentant une main sortant d'un nuage, traçant un cercle avec un compas. Cette marque est toujours accompagnée de sa devise : Labore et Constantia (« Par le travail et la Persévérance »). Texte en latin. Iustus Lipsius ou en français Juste Lipse, de son nom d'origine Joost Lips, né à Overijse (Duché de Brabant) le 18 octobre 1547 et décédé à Louvain le 23 mars 1606, est un philologue et humaniste qui vécut dans ce qui était alors les Pays-Bas espagnols et aujourd'hui la Belgique.Contient : Antiquarum Lectionum Libri Quinque - Epistolicarum Quaestionum, Libri quinque - Electorum Libri Tres - Variarum Lectionum, Libri Tres - Satyra Meneppaea, Somnium.

All: Antwerpen, Plantin" I: Balthasar Moretus, 1639, II: Apud Viduam & Filios Io. Moreti, 1636, III:Apud Balthasarem Moretum, & Viduam Ioannis Moreti, & Io. Meursium, 1630, IV: Johannes Moretus, 1610. 4to. Bound together in one contemporary full vellum binding with handwritten title to spine. Old crossed-out owner's name to first title-page and a few leaves with a few tears and creases to upper margin, far from affecting text, otherwise all works are very nice and clean, in very fine condition. I: Beautiful engraved printer's devise to title-page, beautiful woodcut vignettes and initials, and 17 excellently executed large (one small) engravings in the text (one full-page), most of which depict crucifications, a few of which depict coins. Woodcut printer's devise to last leaf. 96, (8) pp.II: Beautiful engraved title-vignette, beautiful woodcut initials, and two excellent engraved plates. Woodcut printer's devise to last leaf. (8), 86, (10) pp.III: Beautiful engraved title-vignette, beautiful woodcut initials. Woodcut printer's devise to last leaf. (8), 69, (11) pp.IV: Beautiful engraved printer's devise to title-page, beautiful woodcut vignettes and initials, 1 full-page engraving, woodcut printer's devise to last leaf. (8), 121, (7) pp. + 2 large folded engraved maps ("Lovanium" and "Hervelea").