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Effter Hans Kongl. May:s Nådige Befalning på Swenskan affatt aff johan Sylvio. Nicolai Wankiiff, Stockholm 1675. Folio. (12) +906 + (12) sider. Smukt pastichehelbind (spejlbind) af kalveskind. En del pletter og skjolder på siderne. * Første svenske udgave af Sleidens store værk om reformationens historie.

In Venezia per Plinio Pietrasanta, 1553. Small 4to. 13,8x19,3 cm. 287 pages. Woodcut initials. Contemporary full vellum with handwritten title to spine. Titleleaf in nice facsimile on contemporary paper. Vellum with some staining, including small green paint(?) stains to spine. Topedge dustsoiled. Foreedge with a stain along lower board. Modern handwritten notes in pencil to front free endpaper and rear pastedown. Two very small burn marks to pages 175/176. Wormhole through the margins of pp 176-188, well outside text. * Ruscelli (ca. 1518-1566) lent his hand to many trades in and associated with the creation of books, both in regard to printing (he partnered with the printer Pietrasanta in 1555) and in writing in several genres. From translations of well-known classics to a book on alchemy. He was fined 50 ducats after having been tried by the Inquisition in 1555 for writing a satirical poem.

Joh. Laur. Horrn, Stockholm 1738, Folio, (10)+219 sider. Halvbind fra c. 1850 af brunt kalveskind med blindtryk og forgyldt rygdekoration. Exlibris på indersiden af forpermen og lille stempel på titelbladet (biblioteket på Trolleholm). Noget gulplettet. * Værket skriver sig ind i den svenske stormagtstids bestræbelser på at koble forestillingerne om et vældigt götisk sagnrige med de bevarede skriftlige kilder, herunder islandske sagaer.

Sumptibus, Emanuelis Konig & filiorum, Basel 1665. Folio. Titlepage in red and black with woodcut printer's device. [6] leaves + 1790 columns (895 pages)+ [284] pages (Indexes). Including: JACOB ZWINGER: Græcarum dialectorum Hypotyposis, Seorsim primum singularum, tum coniunctim omnium, Tabulis methodicis. 62+(152) pages. Contemporary full brown calf binding with gilt and blindtooled line ornamentation on spine. Binding somewhat worn, but intact. Name on titlepage. * Reprint of Scapula's condensation of Henri Estienne's Thesaurus, first published in 1580 and reissued several times during the 17th century.

4 bind. Forlagt af C. A. Reitzel, Kjøbenhavn 1834 - 1838. I beskedne kartonbind med lyseblåt papiromslag. Rygge og omslag med en del slitagespor, men blokkene intakte. Bind 1 med løst titelblad og ryggen er uden det lyseblå omslagspapir. Bind 2 med en del slitage ved kapitælerne og mangler titelbladet. Bind 3 og 4 med slidte rygge og kantslitage. * Fædrelandet udkom fra 1834 som ugeblad og fra december 1839 som dagblad. Bladet, der udkom indtil 1882, var i sine første år det førende organ for oppositionen mod enevælden. Det kan ikke være helt tilfældigt, at udgivelses-kadencen blev sat op samme måned, som Frederik VI døde. Redaktionen, som til dels var identisk med lederskabet af det senere Nationalliberale parti, brugte bl.a. spalterne til at formulere kravet om Constitution, en fri forfatning, og bladet blev modpolen til den loyale presse med Berlingske Tidende i spidsen.**Med det beslaglagte nummer 20-21.

Forlaget Senator, København 1974. Lang, smal 4to. 96 sider. Originalt omslag. Lette brugsspor. * Sjælden. ** Med dedikation fra Turèll til Torben Brostrøm: '20 III 1975/ Til Torben Brostrøm/ fra en yngre onkel/ Who cares what you have to say/ Even this too shall pass away.

5 volumes. Aedibus B.G. Teubneri, Stuttgart 1964, 1962, 1962, 1963 & 1963. Publisher's full orange cloth. Near fine. Slight soiling to top-edges.

Johann Jacob Bornheinrich, København 1699. Lille folio. (40)+412+(200) sider. Med træskårne vignetter og en kobberstukket titelvignet (i Thomas Kingos afsnit). Uden det store foldede kobberstukne portræt af Niels Juel, der følger eksemplarerne på skrivepapir. Senere helbind af sort gedeskind. Siderne temmelig plettede indtil s. 323. Side 235-238 meget plettede og med rifter. Bageste del af bogen med skjold nederst på siderne. * Udgave på almindeligt papir af den i enhver henseende enorme ligprædiken fra bisættelsen af generaladmiralløjtnant Niels Juel, der døde i sit palæ på Kongens Nytorv (i dag den franske ambassade) i 1697. Peter Jespersen (1647-1714) var kongelig konfessionarius, Christian den Femtes personlige præst. Ligprædikenen består, som formatet foreskriver, af en lang tale over forskellige bibelcitater, fortællingen om Niels Juels sidste dage og, hvad gør denne genre så væsentlig, en lang personalhistorisk redegørelse om Niels Juels adelige afstamning, hans liv og bedrifter. Bogen er med andre ord den første biografi over den største af alle danske søhelte. Traditionen tro er Peter Jespersens arbejder suppleret med en lang række æredigte af andre. Bogen rummer således en meget lang række førstetryk af Thomas Kingo, der stod Niels Juel nær, ikke mindst som biskop over Fyns stift, der jo også omfattede Tåsinge og Valdemars Slot, Niels Juels gods og landlige residens. Kingos bidrag omfatter blandt andet hele den suite af biografiske digte, der efterfølgende huggedes i marmor på Juels store gravmæle i Holmens Kirkes kapel, herunder det centrale digt, som alle med en ældre dansk studentereksamen har mødt: Staa Vandringsmand, og skue en Søe-Helt an i Steen .. . ** Tingene hænger sammen i Danmarkshistorien. Ved tronskiftet i 1699 fortsatte Peter Jespersen som hofpræst for Frederik den Fjerde. Og det var Jespersen, der i 1704 eller 1705 præsenterede kongen for Peter Wessel fra Trondhjem. Wessel var stukket hjemmefra og fået logi hos Jespersen, der var han fars ungdomsven. Jespersen første utvivlsomt pennen, da den unge norske hedspore efterfølgende søgte monarken om optagelse som søkadet, Resten er som bekendt dansk-norsk søkrigshistorie af den allerbedste slags. Fuldstændig ligesom Niels Juels.

Ex Officina Mater. Cholini, Köln/Cologne/Colonia Ubiorum 1600. 4to. Titlepage+(6)+472+83+(1) pages. Woodcut portrait (St. Peter) on titlepage + woodcut portraits in the text. 19th century brown half-calf binding. Some pages with marginal stains. Owner's inscription on titlepage (dated Copenhagen 1604). Name on titlepage. Pen note on front flyleaf. * Brunte IV, 692. Platina's illustrated history of the the Roman popes, from Christ and St. Peter to Clement VIII.

In quo Latinæ & a Latinis auctoribus usurpatæ tum puræ tum barbaræ voces ex originibus declarantur, comparatione linguarum (quarum & inter ipsas consonantia aperitur) subinde illustrantur, multæque in divinis & humanis literis difficultates e fontibus, historie, veterumque &recenium scriptorum auctoritate enodantur [...]. Trajecti ad Rhenum [Utrecht] Apud Antonium Schouten, Bibliopol 1697-98. Large 4to (38.4 x 23.2 cm). 405+872+(6)+159+56+13 pages. Etched rontispiece portrait and scene. Titlepage in red and black. Modern halfcalf with original richly gilt spine preserved. Contemporary name on titlepage. Small inked notes in margins of page 25 in the first volume.

2 volumes in 1. Joh. Jacob Episcopus, Basel 1748 & 1747, 8°, Engraved portrait on titlepage. (50)+448+(2)+300 pages. Contemporary vellum binding. Bookplate on front pastedown. Name on front endpaper. * Part 1 with parallel text in Greek and Latin, Translated into Latin by Lucas Verhoofd.

Verlag der Buchhandlung Walter König, Köln 2008. 395 pages. Original full gray cloth in dust wrapper. Spine very slightly cocked. Lower rear corner bumped. Wrappers with light creasing along edges. Very good-/very good wrappers. * An artist's book, built on several rules or concepts: The texts are a randomly generated mix of words from a magazine, the photograhic images of the wood and it's trees were sorted by composition, rather than by what they otherwise convey.

Andreas Hartvig Godiche, København 1760. 4to. (30)+512 sider. Komplet med 14 kobberstukne tavler, heraf flere foldede. Samtidigt helbind af brunt kalveskind med blindtrykt dekoration. Exlibris. Ryggen falmet. * Den første videnskabelige Københavns-historie.

A Rouen Chez Jean-Baptiste Besoongne 1698. 20+422+10 pages. Titlepage and halftitlepage printed in red and black. Numerous woodcut vignettes in the text. Contemporary full calf with richly gilt spine in six compartments. Lower spine end with wear and missing small areas of leather. Light wear to boards and spine. Dampstaining to edges of pages. Diverse notations i varying pens to endpapers. Modern bookplate to front free endpaper. Lower corner of page 113/114 missing, not affecting the text. Small closed tear to upper edge of page 133, again not affecting the text. Small open tear (1cm) to lower edge of page 329/330. * Jean Hermant 1650-1725. Rare.

Jacob Marcius, Leiden 1618. 12mo. 361+(1)+128 pages. Woodcut printer's device on titlepage. Contemporary full vellum binding with blindtooled ornaments. * The Praise of Folly, commented by Justus Lipsius and Peter Cunæus. The last part of the book (128 pages) is Sardi Venales Menippea by Peter Cunæus.

Nat Fleischer, New York 1929. 309 pages. Illustrated in b/w. Contemporary blue half leather. Extremely light wear to edges. Spine very slightly faded. Inside crisp and clean. Near fine. * The Ring Athletic Library - Book no. 5.**Author's Autograph Edition printed in 250 copies (this copy is no. 124). Each numbered and signed by Jack Dempsey and the author.

Two parts in one binding. Johan Godfred Conrad, Frankfurt an der Oder 1729. Folio. Frontespiece portrait+(8)+90+VIII+40+(6) pages [complete, but pp. 38-39 have been misbound between pp.34 and 35]. Illustrated with 20 full pages copperplate engravings of coats of arms. Bound in a modern half calf binding. With beautifully handwritten, contemporary index on the versos of plate 2 and 3. Old name to titleleaf [Runner, Bremen]. * Beautiful book on Order of the Bath, the British insignia founded by George I in 1725.

Trykt hos Johann Christoph Groth, København (1741). 4to. (8)+184 sider. Mangler de to kortplancher. Smukt pastiche-halvbind af brunt kalveskind med tidstypisk rygforgyldning.

John Wiley, New York 1848. 8vo. 206 pages. Apart from the 4 lithographs, also with text illustrations. Publisher's green cloth bindings with gilt and blindtooled decorations. Spine carefully renewed, reusing most of the original backstrip. Inscription on front flyleaf. Some foxing throughout. * American edition, based on the first British 1847 edition, including 'The Fir Tree', 'The Snow Queen' and 'The Red Shoes'. Otto Speckter's illustrations were highly regarded by H.C. Andersen, who often remarked that they were the most brilliant available.

2 bind i 1. Trykt paa Autors Bekostning udi H.K. Majest. og Univ. Bogtrykkerie af Johan Jørgen Høpffner, København 1745. 8vo. (29)+367+384 sider. Samtidigt helbind af brunt kalveskind med rig rygforgyldning og blindpræget spejldekoration på permerne. Rygtitelfeltet smukt fornyet. Udbedret rift i margenen nederst på titelbladet med lidt teksttab. * Ehrencron-Müller 1,355. Holbergs berømte samlinger af kvinde-biografier, bl.a. om Leonora Christina og dronning Kristina af Sverige.

A. Millar, London 1762. 4tos. Frontespiece portrait + (8)+ XXVIII + 468; Frontespiece portrait + (4)+ 524 pages. Illustrated with copper plate engravings. Contemporary full calf bindings, expertly rebacked with spine in six compartments with blindtooled ornaments. The old boards somewhat rubbed and stained. Corners worn. Endpapers renewed. Small tear to the lower corner of p. 123 of volume I, well outside text. * Nice edition of the works of James Thomson [1700-48] is now mainly known for his patriotic ode 'Rule, Britannia' from his play on Alfred the Great.

In vita, et in morte di Vittoria, me in vita solo d'Alsae amantissime sue Donne. Venetia [Venice], Apresso Euangelista Deuchino, 1627. 18mo (7,2x12,6cm). 48+(3)+463 pages (pagination 1-43, 54-58, (3 (Errata)), 1-461 as issued). Contemporary red morocco with frame and oval surrounded by rays in gilt to boards, green titlelabel to spine. All edges gilt. Spine expertly repaired preserving most of original. Repair also to upper and lower edges of front board. Mild darkening to endpapers mirroring binding material. Small, later notes in pencil to front endpapers. Twentieth century sheet with typed description of the book inserted to verso of front free endpaper. A couple of small dog-ears. Tip of lower corner of page 453/454 cut off. * Gabriele Zinano (or Zinani) 1557- ca. 1634/35.

Zacharias Schurer (Typis Johannis Gormanni), Wittenberg 1612. 4to. (36)+1320+(122) pages + colophone page with woodcut printer's device + 1 blank. Contemporary full red calf with blindtooled ornamentation on boards, gilt decorations on spine and 4 raised band. Binding somewhat worn at spine-ends and outer hinges. Name removed by clipping from upper corner of front endpaper and front flyleaf. Old armorial bookplate on front pastedown.