elsevir (49 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. 1st ed. Hardcover; original beige cloth. Ex-library book with various stamps and markings. Text clean and complete. Book suitable as a very good reading copy.

Fine in dust jacket. 1st edition. Binding is Cloth.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. softcover academic journal pp404. condition very good, light bump to top right hand corner, damaged rear cover - see images, opening crease to front cover, spine intact, otherwise unblemished. see image for contents.

Pictorial Soft Cover. Condition: Fine. Revised. 212 pages. Book appears to have hardly been read and is in Fine condition throughout. 6th Edition.

Pictorial Soft Cover. Condition: Very Good. Revised. 212 pages. Book is in Very good condition throughout. 6th Edition.

Pictorial Soft Cover. Condition: Very Good. Revised. 212 pages. Book is in Very good condition throughout. 6th Edition.

Hardcover. Condition: Near fine. 351 p. 23 cm. Hardcover. Spine a bit faded.

Condition: Very good.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Plain brown hardback, fresh and firm, square and tight. No bumps. Contents clean and tidy, no pen-marks. Not from a library so no such stamps or labels. Size: 24mo (118mm x 63mm); collation: pp. [12], 13-519, [10]. Engraved title-page showing a portrait of the author. Includes Buchanan's paraphrases of the Psalms, Jephthes, Baptistes, Franciscanus, De Sphaera and his translations of Euripides' Medea and Alcestis. Thus a very good copy.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. First Thus. Complete in all original matching white vellum bindings (see first image), and stitched with vellum hide strips (see Image 2), duodecimo 8 x 14 x 8 cms. Tomus 1: 1658. 234 pages., Tomus 11. 1659. 356 pages + 10 pp Index. Tomus Tertius: 1661. 365 pages. Three Title Pages showing "Reverse C" printer's use for the Roman date numeral MDC (see third image). This set particularly interesting as Volume 2 has five pages of dense contemporay manuscript in Latin on the rear blanks (see images 4 & 5). We are not Latin scholars and so we suggest that there is an interesting research opportunity here. More information on request with pleasure. [Elzevir is the name of the celebrated family of Dutch booksellers, publishers, and printers of the 17th and early 18th centuries. The duodecimo series of "Elzevirs" have become very famous and very desirable among bibliophiles. Although it appears the family was involved with the book trade as early as the 16th century, it is only known for its work in some detail beginning with Lodewijk Elzevir (also called Louis). The family ceased printing in 1712. All three volumes offered here show the famous Elsevir "Tree" printers trademark, as can be clearly seen in our second Image]. (P.S. Those of you of a Latin disposition can have our almost complete Transcription of the Annotated pages. A good example to tempt you is ".Tenuis inventa reperta. In plerusque Antique cod. sequebatur vox ES unde magna inter duos grammateos Laurentum vallum. & Alex ab Alex exorta controversia est priore afferente inventore. Deci de re perquisita at repente de re oblate. Destinae contrariam omnino affirma. Inter?.acer in nomen? defendit, rugis armatus. Authores uterque secum famates Laudat. Hic fuisse? A potes compline? To make it more difficult, there appears to be some old Greek miixed in).

Condition: Good. Envoi rapide Bon Etat de conservation cependant couverture défraîchie intérieur propre non coupé à partir de la p. 77 tranche fanée. in8. 1948. Broché. Good.

Kl.-8°. 14 Bl. Geheftet (leicht braunrandig). Stellenweise geringfügig fleckig. Sonst in sehr schöner Erhaltung. Sprache: Latein.

In-4° pp. 239 con moltissime ill. a col. n.t. Leg. edit. con sovrac. ill. Stato di nuovo.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Condition: Bien. 1ª Edición. T.- TÉCNICO. CONSTRUCCIÓN. ARQUITECTURA. GEOLOGÍA. HORMIGÓN ARMADO. INGLÉS. Edita Elsevir, Londres 1986. Encuadernación en tapa dura. Ilustraciones y fotografías. Texto en inglés. Sello de anterior propietario en la portadilla. Tejuelo de anterior propietario. 526 páginas. 25x17 cm.

Leder. 16°. 531 S, 4 Bll. Neuer Ledereinband auf 4 Bünden mit Rückenschild. Mit gestoch. Titel. Titelblatt tls. gelöst und an der Innenkante mit Läsuren, sonst gutes Exemplar.

Hardcover. Condition: Poor. No Jacket. C. Cornelii Taciti Operum - Tomus Secundus. Printed in Amsterdam by Daniel Elsevir. 1672. Volume II only. 899 pp., along with unpaginated extensive index. 7.75" x 4.75". 12mo. Contemporary full leather. As-is, with loss of rear board and binding on spine. Front board detached. Title page detached, with taping to front board leading to loss of top left corner. Text block split and broken into multiple sections following p. 878. Lengthy 1763 insciriton on front pastedown. Loss of end pages at front and rear. General age-related toning to pages, along with periodic foxing and wear. Please see photographs and ask any questions prior to purchasing. A scarce printing of the works of Tacitus. VOLUME II ONLY. The House of Elzevir was an influential Dutch family of printers and booksellers active from approximately 1583 to 1712. Rising to prominence in the early 17th Century, they are best remembered starting with the printed works of Lodewijk (Louis) Elzevir (c. 1540-1617), along with pieces produced by his son, Bonaventura (1583-1652), and other pieces by Abraham (1592-1652), and Isaac (1596-1651). Among the most prominent and sought-after works are Two New Sciences by Galileo, who was suppressed by religious authorities at the time, and The Republics, a series of geographical and historical accounts of individual European countries that are considered a forerunner to modern travel guides. Elzevir family members also produced finely bound duodecimo (12mo) editions, which are additionally sought after by bibliophiles. A wonderful piece for restoration and preservation.

Condition: VG/--. 12mo. 788 pp., printed in 2 columns. With engr. title. Hardcover. 19th century 3/4 morocco leather with marbled boards, spine gilt.

Leder. 234 S. Ldr. mit ca. 1,5 cm breiten, ornamentalen Fileten auf beiden Deckeln. Mit Druckermarke "Non Solus" in Holzschnitt u. einigen Diagrammen im Text. Einband stark berieben u. beschabt, Rücken oben u. unten mit Fehlstellen, Papier tlw. etwas gebräunt u. vereinzelt schwach wasserrandig.

Full Orig. Leather Restored. Condition: Very Good for Age. Frontispiece (illustrator). Elzevir Edition. Prelims + 506pp. +434 pp + 78 pp all clean & unmarked, case full original leather fdpaired, Bookplate of Frederick Henniker. Famous Elsevir publication, 3 parts in one volume:epistolae, commentarius, variae lectiones. Size: Crown. Latin Classics Cicero.

Condition: Buono (Good). 0. Cm. 14,5, pp. (40) 373 (1). Frontespizio in rosso e nero con bel marchio tip. elzeviriano. Testo latino intercalato da frammenti in arabo, ebraico, greco e gotico. Legatura antica (verosimilmente inglese) in piena pelle con titoli e filetti in oro al dorso, piatti inquadrati da elegante cornice impressa a secco. Sottile fenditura ad una cerniera, mancanza di pochi mm. ad una cuffia, alcune lievi spellature, peraltro esemplare ben conservato. John Selden (1584-1654), definito forse enfaticamente da Grozio la "gloria dell'Inghilterra", è ritenuto ad ogni modo uno dei più originali intellettuali del Seicento inglese. Le sue posizioni sulla condizione ebraica, la difesa della libertà di stampa e l'elaborazione di un sistema di diritto naturale incardinato sulle leggi ebraiche, gli procurarono inimicizie politiche, l'avversione della chiesa anglicana e soprattutto numerose incarcerazioni. Quest'opera, di grande importanza nell'ambito della storia delle religioni e delle civiltà, si propone come un'originalissima riflessione sulle diverse divinità nelle tradizioni e nei rituali di Europa, Africa, Siria, Persia, Egitto ed ovviamente pone in primo piano l'interpretazione ebraica. Da segnalare inoltre le frequenti digressioni di taglio esoterico, soprattutto in relazione alle divinità egizie. Seconda edizione, non comune e ricercata. Cfr. Brunet, V, 267 e Graesse, VI, 343. . . . . . . 0. . Book.

Contemporary Calf. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. Second Edition. Old ink note on front pastedown.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. This is a very small format volume, front board measures 95 millimeter high and 50 mm wide, uniform with the famous Elzevier format, Willems # 379, old full calf, both boards detached and one compartment of spine missing, old gilt lettering to spine "Itiner Benjam," all edges gilt with faint traces of gauffering, old library bookplate with withdrawn stamp to one board, no stamps to either Latin or Hebrew title, small piece missing from Latin title, Latin text followed by Hebrew text paginated from the end, book composed of "Ad lectorem" without pagination, 233p, index, Hebrew text collates to i[6]. Binding tight, first edition, this volume is awaiting expert repair but is also available in the unrepaired condition, to allow the new owner to conduct repairs to their own specifications. Very rare title in the collectible format Language: Latin.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Condition: Muy bueno. 2ª Edición. [Para pedidos desde fuera de España, por favor, consulte las condiciones de venta y envío, tipo B. / For orders to be delivered outside Spain, please, let you see our sale and shipping terms, type B. / Pour les commandes à livrer hors d'Espagne, s'il vous plait, voyez les conditions de vente et de livraison, type B.].- // 2ª edición.- // 8°, (157x100 mm.).- [10], 172, [50] p. [2 últimas, blancas]; sign.: A-P4 [P4, blanca]; portada a dos tintas roja y negra; marca tipográfica en portada.- // Encuadernación en pergamino de época; título manuscrito en el lomo.- Pequeño fragmento de punta inferior de portada, perdido; algunos cuadernillos con el papel ligeramente tostado. Sin anotaciones, marcas ni subrayados.- // Proc.: Leyenda 'del Sacro Monte Syon' manuscrita en corte lateral.- // Refs.: Schnurrer, 60; Willems, 295.- // Desde Paris, Casaubon consiguió para Erpenius, a través de Hugo Grocio, una cátedra de árabe en la universidad de Leiden, creada ex-novo para él, que ejerció a partir de 1612, siendo así el primer profesor de árabe en aquella universidad(5). En 1613, Erpenius publicó su primera Grammatica arabica, un manual para quienes se iniciaban en el estudio del árabe, que imprimió Franciscus Raphelengius, hijo. Pero, a partir de 1615, Erpenius estableció un pequeño taller propio en el que comenzó a imprimir sus trabajos con algunos juegos de caracteres árabes que había conseguido. Tras un nuevo viaje para buscar documentos y reunirse con arabistas, en 1617 recaló en Paris, donde sus amigos maronitas acababan de publicar una Grammática arabica maronitarum (en la que le citaban)(6). A la vista de esta gramática, junto con lo aprendido al editar la Grammatica arabica dicta Gjarvmia(7), decidió revisar su manual de aprendizaje del árabe por completo. Al ir a publicarla, como en 1619 Raphelengius cerró su imprenta y puso a la venta sus materiales, Erpenius le compró los tipos árabes y algunos hebreos para juntarlos con los que ya disponía y, con ellos, publicó la revisión de su gramática en su propio taller(8), dedicándosela a sus amigos maronitas, en 1620, el mismo año que los Elsevier fueron contratados como impresores de la universidad. Erpenius falleció de cólera en 1624 y su mujer vendió los juegos de tipos a Isaac Elsevier, que los revendió a su hermano Buenaventura y a su sobrino Abraham, quienes vieron cómo la Universidad pasó a incluir, entre las claúsulas de renovación de su contrato como impresores universitarios, que mantuviesen siempre los juegos de caracteres de Erpenius en la sede de Leiden de su empresa editorial. Y fue con esos caracteres con los que los Elsevier imprimieron en 1628 esta edición que ofrecemos de la Grammatica arabica, que fue la segunda y última vez que se publicó (ver nuestra ref C-0648). Erpenius comenzó este Rudimenta con unos consejos dirigidos a quien se inicia en el estudio del árabe, los Consilium de studio arabico foeliciter instituendo(10), estructurando la gramática, a continuación, en cinco partes: los elementos de la lengua, el verbo (la parte de maor tañaño), los nombres, las partículas (el más breve) y la sintaxis. Para poder desarrollar esa teoría, le añadió unos ejercicios de gramática basados en el cap. 64 del Corán, que primero traduce y luego desmenuza a lo largo de las útimas cincuenta páginas.- // (1) Sobre sus obras, véanse las voces 'John Hesronita' y 'Gabriel Sionita', preparadas por Joseph Moukarzel, en David Thomas (et al., eds.): Christian-Muslim Relations: A Bibliographical History.- Leiden: Brill, 2009-2019, Vol.9 (2017): Western and Southern Europe (1600-1700), pp. 690-694 y 722-742, respectivamente. También puede verse sobre la actividad de Erpenius, en esta misma obra la voz 'Thomas Erpenius', debida a Gerard Wiegers, en el volumen 8, pp. 567-572.- (2) Dominico, doctor en Teología y obispo de Monte Libano.- (3) Producción en la que estaba empeñado el magistrado presidente del Parlement de Paris, bibliotecario real y bibliófilo, Jacques Auguste de Thou. Tras la mu.

relié. Condition: occasion. Adversaria nempe de Numinibus commentitiis in Veteri Instrumento memoratis. Accedunt fere quæ sunt reliqua Syrorum. Priscaporro Arabum, Aegyptiorum, Persarum, Afrorum, Europæorum item Theologia, subsinde illustratur. Editio altera, emendatior & tertia parte auctior. Ad virum Ampliss. Danielem Heinsium. John Selden (1584-1654). Juriste et humaniste anglais né à Salvington (Sussex). Diplômé d'Oxford, John Selden est admis à Inner Temple en 1604 et appelé au barreau en 1612 ; mais il ne plaide que rarement. Après des travaux consacrés à l'histoire du droit et aux antiquités orientales, son « Histoire des dîmes » (« History of Tithes », 1618), dont les conclusions indisposent le clergé, lui vaut d'être remarqué ; il y soutient l'idée que les dîmes ne sont peut-être pas dues en vertu de la loi divine (iure divino), mais du droit humain. En matière religieuse, Selden demeurera fidèle aux thèses de l'érastianisme (doctrine de l'unité du pouvoir au profit de l'État, du nom du théologien helvétique Thomas Lieber, dit Éraste, 1523-1588). L'Église, au même titre que d'autres institutions, doit être soumise à l'autorité du pouvoir civil. « Ils sont également fous, disait Selden, ceux qui soutiennent que les évêques sont iure divino, et doivent être à ce titre maintenus, et ceux qui disent qu'ils sont si antichrétiens qu'ils doivent être supprimés. Tout doit être laissé à la discrétion de l'État. » In « Encyclopedia Universalis ». en latin et autres 40 + 373 pages Plein veau, dos à 4 nerfs, caissons ornés d'une fleur et titre gravés or. Mors très usagés, haut et bas de coiffe manquants. Double filets d'encadrement gravés or sur plats. Tranche marbrée. Bon état intérieur. 10,5 x 16,5.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. 17th Dutch bookseller, printer and publishers Elsevir 1676 Edition Size: 24mo (118mm x 63mm) pp 464 Engraved title-page showing a portrait of the author. Owners mark C. Wellbeloved 1794 on title page. Some margin annotations throughout. Inscription to rear flypaper - see photo. Text block tight & solid. Not from a library so no such stamps or labels. Original boards worn edges, scuffs to leather corners bumped. Essential repair work carried out to protect text block as follows: - Missing spine leather replaced from a contemporary piece and distressed to match. 4 raised bands. - Boards reattached using vellum style tabs - see photo. - New endpapers created from old paper and stained to match. - Tear to original endpaper looseleaf repaired. Open to sensible offers given repair work to this collectible Elsevir.

Pergament. Condition: gebraucht. 5. oder spätere Auflage. Editio Ultima, Nunc demum hac Editione diligenter recognita, & mendis expurgata. 5 Teile in 1 Band (komplett). 1 Teil: Principia Philosophiae. 2. Teil: Specimina Philosophiae: Seu Dissertatio de Methodo. Recte regendae rationis, & veritatis in scientiis investigandae: Dioptice et Meteora. 3 Teil: Passiones Animae. (1677) 4. Teil: Meditationes de Prima Philosophia, In quibus Dei Exis-tentia, & Animae humanae a corpore Distinctio, demonstrantur. 5. Teil: Appendix/Epistola ad Voetium (1678) Amsterdam, Daniel Elsevir, 1677-1678. 8°. 20,0 cm 20 Blatt, 222 Seiten, 8 Blatt, 248 Seiten, 12 Blatt, 92 Seiten, 2 Blatt, 6 Blatt, 191, 164, 88 Seiten. Pergament der Zeit mit Papierschild. Mit einem ganzseitigen gestochenen Portrait Descartes und zahlreichen teils ganzseitigen Holzschnitten. Einband etw. fleckig, Eintragung von alter Hand auf Vorsatz und erstem Titelblatt, sehr selten Unterstreichungen, gelegentlich wasserfleckig. Insgesamt gutes Exemplar eines der grundlegenden Werke des frühneuzeitlichen Rationalismus.Selten.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. BK324. Preface in Latin, followed by Hebrew and Latin columns on every page. Halihot Olam [= Eternal Ways] / im mevo hagmara / Sive/ ClavisTalmudica / complectens / formulas, loca.Dialectica & Rhetorica / Latine reddita per / Constantinum l'Empereur ab Oppyck, / S.T.D. & Controversiarum Judaicarum Pro- / fessorem in Academia Lugdunensi. Lugduni Batavorum, [=Leiden] / 1634 [=shin tzadik dalet] [by Yeshua ben Yosef HaLevi With Samuel ha-Nagid. Mevo ha-Gemara "Introduction to Talmud"] / Clavis Talmudica [Key to the Talmud]. First 9 leaves are unpaginated. The verso of the 10th leaf was paginated as 1 by an early owner, who continued the pagination, in a truly beautiful hand, through page 19. The leaf that follows page 19 is unpaginated. The next leaf is a Hebrew and Latin title page and its verso has the printed pagination 2. It is the 21st leaf of the book. So it's: [20] leaves, [1]-232 pages, [12] leaves. Total: 296 pages. Bilingual book. Various markings on pastedown endpaper. Attractive very old ¾ leather plus marbled paper. Steinschneider 5817,7 Column 1393; Fuks 50 ; Friedberg; Vinograd THESAURUS v. 2, page 378, Leiden number 39. Halihot Olam (klalim baTalmud). Leiden, Bonaventura Elzevir. With Latin. Latin translation by Constantin L¿Empereur van Oppyck. [Talmudic methodology], FIRST LATIN EDITION. Title in red and black. Hebrew and Latin translation face-a-face. The Mevo ha-Gemara of R. Samuel ha-Nagid of Granada (993-1055) was based on an earlier work (extant only in fragmentary form) by R. Samuel ben Chofni Gaon (died 1013), Gaon of the famed Sura academy in Babylonia, and father-in-law of Hai Gaon. See EJ, Volume XIV, columns 807-808/ R. Yeshuah Halevi was an Algerian Talmudist who arrived in Castille in 1467. See N. Z. Friedmann, Otzar Harabanim, page 246, number 11722. Constantine L'Empereur van Oppyck (1591-1648) was a Dutch Christian Hebraist. He translated the following Hebrew works into Latin: Mishanah, Tractates Midoth and Bava Kama; the Itinerary of Benjamin of Tudela; Ibn Yachya's Commentary to the Book of Daniel; the commentaries of Abravanel and Alsheich to Isaiah; and finally, the work of the grammarian Moses Kimchi. See EJ, Volume VIII, column 42.

Typis variae; rubris nucleum exhibentibus. Impression en rouge et noir, marque des Elsevir sur la page de titre.

Other. Copper engraving, finely hand colored. Finely engraved title page for Joducus Hondius's townbook of Italy., Joducus This city view is decorative ornated with a renaissance title cartouche. Further this antique print is highly decorative engraved and some of the town views from 'Nova et Accurata Italiae.' are engraved after earlier city views from the famous series 'Civitates Orbis Terrarum' by Braun & Hogenberg. Also they are occasionally ornated with rural figures in the foreground, a coat of arms, ships or a decorative landscape. This antique print is finely hand colored in wash and outline. Printed on good paper on the full sheet as published. In very good to excellent condition. Minor marginal fraying at the right side. 188 by 268mm (7½ by 10½ inches). 188 by 268mm (7½ by 10½ inches).

Other. Original antique hand-colored copper engraving, from the rare atlas-townbook 'Nova et Accurata Italiae Hodiernae Descriptio', published by Abraham Elzevier in Leiden, 1627. Depicting Italy, this map is a fine example of 0s European cartography. Image: 188 by 268mm (7 by 10 inches). An attractive and historically significant 17th-century map for the discerning collector. Jodocus Hondius Junior (15941629) was a Dutch cartographer and publisher, son of the renowned Jodocus Hondius. He contributed to the family's atlas production and collaborated on the celebrated publication 'Nova et Accurata Italiae Hodiernae Descriptio' (1627), published in Leiden by Abraham Elzevier. This rare hybrid atlas-townbook combined regional maps of Italy with bird's-eye views and plans of Italian towns and fortificationsone of the most detailed contemporary surveys of Italy published in the 17th century. The publication is notable for combining maps with townscapes in a single volume, making it a prime source for the study of early modern Italian urban geography.This historic city view of Castella Nova shows a panoramic view towards the old fortified town with its walls and its nearby surrounding. Houses, towers, churches, city walls etc. are detailed shown. This rare historic town view was engraved by Jodocus Hondius and was published in this rare combination of an atlas and town book 'Nova et Accurata Italiae Hodiernae Descriptio.' for the first time in 1627. This city view is decorative ornated with a renaissance title cartouche. Further this antique print is highly decorative engraved and some of the town views from 'Nova et Accurata Italiae.' are engraved after earlier city views from the famous series 'Civitates Orbis Terrarum' by Braun & Hogenberg. Also they are occasionally ornated with rural figures in the foreground, a coat of arms, ships or a decorative landscape. This antique print is finely hand colored in wash and outline. Printed on good paper on the full sheet as published.A fine example from Nova et Accurata Italiae Hodiernae Descriptio, Leiden 1627, sought after by collectors of antique maps of Italy, antique maps of Italy, and antique hand-colored copper engravings for sale. In good condition consistent with age. Light age-toning to the sheet, as expected for a 17th-century engraving. Centerfold as published. In excellent condition. 188 by 268mm (7 by 10 inches).