Trajano Boccalini (58 results)

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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Pierre de Touche Politique, Tirïż½e Du Mont de Parnasse: Oïż½ Il Est Traitïż½ Du Gouvernement Des Principales Monarchies Du Monde. Book.

Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Pierre de Touche Politique, Tirïż½e Du Mont de Parnasse. Book.

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Paperback. Condition: New. Print on Demand. This book is a collection of political essays written in the early 17th century by Traiano Boccalini, an Italian satirist and political commentator. The essays take the form of dispatches from Mount Parnassus, the home of the muses in Greek mythology, and offer a satirical take on the political landscape of Europe at the time. Boccalini's essays are full of wit and wisdom, and provide a valuable insight into the political and social thought of his time. He offers trenchant criticism of the political machinations of the day, and advocates for a more just and equitable society. His work is a valuable contribution to the history of political thought, and offers a fascinating glimpse into the intellectual climate of early modern Europe. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Pierre de Touche Politique, Tirée Du Mont de Parnasse | Trajano Boccalini | Taschenbuch | Kartoniert / Broschiert | Französisch | 2014 | Hachette Livre - BNF | EAN 9782013496506 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

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hardcover. Condition: poor. Revis'd and Corrected by Mr. Hughes. Folio, pp xvi, 454, + 14 page alphabetical table. Contemporary paneled calf, hinges broken & worn). London J. D. for Daniel Brown and others, 1706. Internally very good.

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Hardcover. Condition: Good. Hardcover. 3 parts bound together in modern blue cloth binding. Gold lettering on the spine. Three parts with individual title pages. 322, 292 and 96 pages. Full title page reads: De Ragguagli di Parnaso del Signor Traiano Boccalini Romano Centuria Prima et in questa ottava impressione aggiontoui cinquanta Ragguagli, intitolati Parte Terza. All'illustriss. E Reverendiss. Sig. Cardinal Borghesi. [Centuria Secunda has the same title page except that it ends with Sig. Cardinal Caetane.] The third title page reads: Aggiunta A'Ragguagli di Parnaso del Signor Traiano Boccalini Romano Intitolata Parte Terza. nella quale so contiene. All three sections are 1650. Binding tight (recent binding). Rubberstamp on title page from the American Antiquarian Society. Text is in Italian. Wide, untrimmed side margins. Measures just under 5 x 7 inches. Boccalini's satire "news-sheets from Parnassus" was first published in 1612 and was republished several times after the death of the author (in 1613).

16mo. 92 x 60 mm. Plena piel de época; lomo con nervios, filetes en negro y título dorado; recuadro en seco en ambos planos; cantos y contracantos dorados. Pequeño faltante en cabeza del lomo; bisagra superior débil.Portada grabada; 230 pp; 8 h; 11 grabados en cobre fuera texto.Curiosa obra póstuma, publicada por primera vez en Amsterdam en 1615. Completo, aunque la colación varía del ejemplar en el CCPB. Boccalini, autor anti-española, fue conocido por sus sátiras ingeniosas y mordaces; Pietra del Paragone Politico es una denunciación vigorosa de la dominación española en Italia y demuestra que el poder del Rey de España no fue tan fuerte como el pueblo pensaba y que sería fácil liberarse del yugo de la ocupación. Sus obras atrajeron enemigos y fue asesinado por golpes de sacos de arena en 1613. Nova Aggiunta. comprende pp.227 - 230; el texto de las 8 hojas al final empieza: 'Discorso fatta all'Italia da un Gentil'- / huomo Italiano, intorno le attioni / e dissegni del Catolico Rè / di Spagna.' y termina 'bidine & alla superbia loro. / IL FINE.' Palau 31 180 (no recoge esta edición). cf.Heredia 379. El CCPB recoge sólo un ejemplar de esta edición, en una biblioteca particular. ver: P.H. Ditchfield: Books Fatal to Their Authors. cf.Siracusa: Relaciones entre España e Italia 215 - 216.

Condition: buono. Classica Italia Fiction and Poetry Classical Fiction Italy piena pergamena coeva con dorso a scomparti, titoli a penna antica al dorso, in 16° stretto (cm. 12 x 6), pp. 570 (6), segnatura A-Nn8, controfrontespizio calcografico con titolo, l'antiporta calcografica è firmata da A. Sioertsma (Anthonie Heers Sioertsma), fregio xilografico al frontespizio da ICCU: Si tratta di una Raccolta (di cui esistono varie edizioni stampate nel 1653) composta imitando i Ragguagli di Parnaso del Boccalini, ed erroneamente attribuitagli. L'autore reale è Antonio Santacroce (cfr, A. Willems, Histoire des annales typographiques, Bruxelles, 1880, p. 454, n. 1677, cfr. Melzi, Dizionario di opere anonime e pseudonime, III, p. 47), il nome dell'editore è sconosciuto e fittizio (cfr. Rahir, 2071) e il libro è stato stampato probabilmente a Leida. Antonio Santacroce, nato a Padova intorno al 1624 e morto forse nel 1652, fu uno dei personaggi del gruppo che si radunò intorno a Giovan Francesco Loredano, e che diede vita alIa veneziana Accademia degli Incogniti. Fu un "fecondissimo poligrafo, che cominciò a pubblicare non ancora ventenne, diede alle stampe almeno una dozzina di libri di vario genere, senza contare una quindicina d'altri lavori fra inediti, incompiuti e progettati: novelle; romanzi; opere filosofiche, politiche e di edificazione religiosa; monografie storiche e bibliche; favole musicali; poesie liriche e morali; discorsi accademici; una tragicommedia eroica; e l'immancabile epistolario" (U. Limentani, 1957, La Secretaria di Apollo di Antonio Santacroce, in Italian Studies, 12:1, 69-90) ed ebbe un discreto successo. La Secretaria venne pubblicata postuma nell'edizione Francesco Storti, 1653, cui sono seguite molte ristampe.

22 cm x 33 cm. All Translated from the Italian by Many Hands. Revised and Corrected by Mr. Hughes. With an Alphabetical Table to the Whole Book. xvi (Contents), 454 pp + Alphabetical Table. Text clean throughout. Binding sound. Bound in contemporary full tan leather. Spine label missing but lettering still visible in blindstamp. Five raised bands on spine. Tooled decoration to edges of boards. Surface of raised bands lightly rubbed. Corners rubbed. Overall condition VG.

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Hardcover. Condition: Fair. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dustjacket. 415 pages + contents & index + 139 pages + contents & index. IN ITALIAN. Books two and three in one volume. We take it that " in Questa Decima Impressione Da Infiniti Errori Diligente Espurgata" means tenth impression with corrections, (but do not understand Italian.) Leather bound with rubbing to asll edges, heavy wear through to card at corners. Cross-banded spine, ornately decorated in gilt to sections, two title plates reading 'Raggvag Di Parnas' & 'To. II.' Paper to inner front board loose at top, ink inscription in Italian dated 1712 to flyleaf. Damp stain to bottop corners as far as page 25. A thin strip 31 by 5mm of some black material stuck to rear of title page behind publishers date printed unevenly MDCLIXI , strip has caused staining around date letters and we do not know why it is there; maybe date was originally amended by publisher, but this is only a guess. Page edges decorated with red spotting. One or two marks to page-edges & text, but overall nice and clean. Binding feels sound.

m.pelle cordonata. 240 p. 176x108 mm.

Condition: Very Good-. Amsterdam: Appresso Giovanni Blaeu, 1669. Tenth Edition. 12mo; three volumes in two; full contemporary gilt-ruled calf, blind-tooled spines in six compartments, brown gilt spine labels, all edges stained red, marbled endpapers; engraved frontispiece at head of Vol. I, woodcut emblem to title pages. Leather scuffed and worn at corners, spines cracked and rather crudely repaired and polished; Good to Very Good. Later edition (expurgated of "countless errors") of the satirist Trajano Boccalini's most celebrated work, featuring Apollo as the settler of all complaints, handing out justice according to the severity of each case. "The book is full of light and fantastic satire on the actions and writings of his eminent contemporaries, and some of its happier hits are among the hackneyed felicities of literature" (Encyclopedia Britannica, 11th Edition).

Condition: Very Good. Venetia: Appresso Giovanni Guerigli, 1618. Fourth Edition. Three volumes bound in two; contemporary parchment, gilt spine labels, all edges speckled red; woodcut emblem to title pages, initials, head- and tail-pieces throughout. Light dustiness to boards, 19th century shelf label to Vol. I only, else free of any markings; an excellent set, collated complete. An early posthumous edition of the satirist Trajano Boccalini's most celebrated work, featuring Apollo as the settler of all complaints, handing out justice according to the severity of each case. "The book is full of light and fantastic satire on the actions and writings of his eminent contemporaries, and some of its happier hits are among the hackneyed felicities of literature" (Encyclopedia Britannica, 11th Edition).