Catalogue de Antiquariaat Plantijn
| | DE BIE, Cornelis. - Faems weer-galm der Neder-duytsche Poësie - Des wereldts, ghenoempt, Werelts Sots-cap vol zedige moraliteyten en Sinne-beelden. In-8°, gegraveerde titelprent van J. Neeffs naar J. de Horne, 44 pp. met wapen van J.H. Grils, abt van Tongerlo bt, 392, 8 pp. en 8 emblematische gravures it door vermelding graveur. Halflinnen band met lederen etiket. Ex-libris Edw. Ipers | | | | | € 500 | | | | Participant: Antiquariaat Plantijn | | | |
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| | P. Boaistuau, C. Tesserant & Rod. Hoyer. - Wonderlyck Schadt- Boeck der Historiën. "Inhoudende vele seltsame ende wonderbaerlijcke gheschiedenissen bevonden in de Natuere : haere krachten ende werckinghen soo inde menschen, beesten als elementen. In vijf deelen begreepen ende met vele schoone figuren verciert. Antwerp, J. Mesens, 1670. 8°, [8], 312; 94; 304; 62; 112 [12]p. Nieuw calf binding with original gilded back preserved. With 90 woodcuts, probably by P. van der Borcht, in good impressions. A few pages have been restored, two quires are loose, the register is misbound but complete. A rare edition translated from ‘Histoires Prodigieuses’ with the 5th part ‘Van de wonderlycke monstren’, which was translated from Latin (of Arn Sorbin) by F. de Belleforest." | | | | | € 1200 | | | | Participant: Antiquariaat Plantijn | | | |
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| | Verheyen, Philippo. - Corporis Humani Anatomiae Liber Primus in quo tam Veterum, quam Recentiorum Anatomicorum inventa. […] Revised edition. [First published 1693 in Louvain]. Two volumes in one. Engraved front piece, 46 folding copper plate engravings. Contemporary vellum and raised spine bands. The standard period anatomical textbook, oft re-issued, which, according to Choulant, replaced Bertholin's textbook. The revised 1710 edition is much preferred. Verheyen went to Louvain in 1675 to study theology, but after the amputation of a foot studied medicine at Louvain and Leyden instead, obtaining his medical degree from the University of Louvain in 1683. There he became professor of anatomy in 1689, and of surgery in 1693. | | | | | € 1400 | | | | Participant: Antiquariaat Plantijn | | | |
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| | Slabber, Martinus. - Natuurkundige verlustigingen, behelzende microscopise waarnemingen van in -en uitlandse water- en land-dieren. "Door Martinus Slabber, Lid van de Keizerlyke Academie der Natuur- Onderzoekeren; van de Keurvorstelyke Saxische Maatschappy te Oberlausnitz; van de Hollandsche en Zeeuwsche Maatschappyen der Weetenschappen te Haarlem en Vlissingen. Te Haarlem by J. Bosch, 1778. First edition of a finely illustrated work, entirely devoted to invertebrates, observed by means of the microscope. Martinus Slabber (1741-1835) was a well-known and industrious physician in his time. He issued the present work in 18 parts. Each part is dedicated to different persons, either prominent citizens of or politically involved with the Dutch province of Zeeland. Also each part contains a plate, engraved by R. Muys after P.M. Brasser, or M. Slabber. After the title-page follows an index with the Latin and the Dutch names of the animals described by Slabber. Half calf with marbled boards. Boards slight worn on the surface and edges. End papers secures to spine with restoration tape. Contains 18 full-page engraved and hand coloured plates." | | | | | € 800 | | | | Participant: Antiquariaat Plantijn | | | |
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| | Haen, Eustachius de [publisher]. - Latynsch en Nederduitsch vesper-boek voor alle de dagen des jaars, en volgens het Roomsch en het Nederlandsch getyden-boek t'samengesteld, als mede de completen. Interleaved copy with 20 full-page engravings by Klauber, Von Schley and Ebgelbrecht. Bound in very fine Dutch gold tooled red morocco. End papers decorated with printed coloured florals. Provenance : Antoine Philippe Van Sanen and Clementia Simona De Wijs, Amsterdam 1783. | | | |  | € 600 | | | | Participant: Antiquariaat Plantijn | | | |
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| | Gabbema, Simon Abbes. - Nederlandsche watervloeden, of: naukeurige beschrijvinge van alle watervloeden voorgevallen in Holland, Zeeland, Flaandren, Braband, Utregt, Gelderland, Friesland, Overyssel, Groningen, en naabuirige landen. "By Simon Abbes Gabbema; with notes by Tobias Gutberleth. First Gouda edition. Second part contains biographies of the saints Willibrord, Boniface and Alberic. Title page by P. Sluyter. 6 full-page plates of coins, 2 full-page portraits of St. Willibrord and Boniface, 14 plates showing 28 half page illustrations. Gabbema (1628-1688) was appointed history writer of Friesland in 1659. However, in this capacity, he did not publish anything during his lifetime. Gabbema was mainly known for his collection of laws, chronicles and letters. He did however write Friesche lustgaarde and revised the second edition of Gysbert Japix’ Friesche Rymlerye. Several of Gabbema’s unpublished works were published after his death by Tobias Gutberleth. Examples include the History of Friesland from 1190 to 1573 (1703) and Nederlandsche watervloeden (also 1703). Dutch Floods examines chronologically the floods that took place in the Netherlands from 860. The book consists mainly of quotations from other books, most likely from Gabbema’s own collection." | | | | | € 400 | | | | Participant: Antiquariaat Plantijn | | | |
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| | Valkenier, Petrus - 't Verwerd Europa, ofte Politijke en historische beschryvinge der waare fundamenten en oorsaken van de oorlogen en revolutien in Europa, voornamentlijk in en omtrent de Nederlanden zedert den jaare 1664. gecauseert door de gepretendeerde universele monarchie der Franssen. Verdeelt in drie deelen, waar van het I. Verhandelt het interest van Staat... II. De Fransse Desseyen, Maximen,... III. Een pertinente Historie van alle Oorlogs-actien... Beschreven door Mr. Petrus Valkenier Advoct. Met bygevoegde Authentijke Stukken. Tweede druk. Te Amsterdam, by A. Schoonenburg, en J. Rotterdam, 1742. Part I 910pp. Original vellum binding. | | | | | € 300 | | | | Participant: Antiquariaat Plantijn | | | |
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