Sales catalogue: Sotheby's

Date:
1 August 1859
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/20/7
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue: Sotheby's. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    olen, de THE LIBRI LIBRARY. 317 Vasto by G. B. D’Azzia, G. B. Giraldi, P. Aretino, G. Ferlito, F. Sansovino, | D. Veniero, B. Daniello, G. Fenaruolo, M. Silvio, G. Mutio, A. G. Corso, G. Parabosco, G. B. Trincheri, N. Eugenico, G. G. Balbi, Remigio Fiorentino, 8. Ammirato, F. Zaffiri, B. Tomitano, G. Zane, V. Fenaruolo, — A. Gratia, C. de’ Cesari, Decio Bello Buono, and G. Ruscelli. 2376 Ruscentt (Ieronimo) Le Imprese illustri con Espositione et Discorsi 7 9 LARGE PAPER, RARE, fine impressions of the numerous Emblematic i Engravings, in old Venetian morocco, ornamented sides, gilt edges, by an Italian binder of the XV Ith century : Ato. Venetia, F. Rampazzetto, 1566 This most interesting work contains much poetry interspersed. It is invaluable to collectors of ancient bindings, as it furnishes often the only clue to discover the original owners. Rust (Laurentii) Liber Marescalcie Equorum 3B, FIRST EDITION, VERY SCARCE, fine copy, in the original oak boards covered with stamped pigskin Ato. s.l. § a. sed Spire, P. Drach, circa 1486 9378 Rusz (Laurent) La Mareschalerie, woodcuts of bits, Sc. and a spirited ae wood engraving of St. George and the Dragon VERY SCARCE, fine copy in limp vellum Ato. Paris, C. Perier, 1558 9379 Rush (Laurent) La Mareschalerie ou sont contenuz Remedes tres- singuliers contre les Maladies des Chevaux : avec plusieurs Figures ~ de Mors. En laquelle y avons adjousté un autre Traicté de Remedes, woodcuts, including, on title-page, the very spirited one of St. George slaying the Dragon scarce, fine copy 4to. Paris, A. Perier, 1610 The Great LorD CHANCELLOR CLARENDON’S copy, in old English calf, with his arms worked in gold on sides. 9380 Russo (Miser Zordan) Arte de cognoscere la natura d’cauael, &e. | laqual vulgarmente se chiama arte de maraschalchi translatata de latino in vulgare per frate gabriele bruno, woodcut of a Smithy VERY RARE, calf extra Ato. Impresso in Venetia per maistro Piero Bergamascno, 1492 Printed in semi-gothic type. This edition seems to have been unknown to Panzer and other Bibliographers. Prior to the imprint stands the “ Sonetus gabrielis bruni veneti,”’ or how to know a Horse described in an Italian sonnet. On the last leaf, in the handwriting of the first quarter of the X VIth century, is a Stanza (én ottava rima) on the same subject, with a prose Gloss or Commentary. 9381 Rurrxivs (Claudius) de Laudibus Urbis, Etrurie et Italize FIRST EDITION, VERY SCARCE, fine large copy with rough leaves small 4to. Bononie in Aidibus H. de Benedictis, 1520 The editor of this poetical Itinerarium was J. B. Pio, who addresses it in a long poetical Dedication to Leo X, and has added at end some metrical Versions, chiefly from the Greek. Fantuzzi apparently never saw a copy of this edition, for he has neither given the date nor taken the slightest notice of Pio’s Latin Verses subjoined. He mentions that the work of Rutilius was originally published by P. Summonte at Naples, but if such was the case no copy of his edition is now known to be in existence. 9382 Sspaupim Duoreta Ducaria tam vetera quam nova ad justiciam et er ee rem publicam gubernandam prope divina Suasu atque Ope preclari juris utriusque doctoris domini Petri Care Ducalis Consiliarii advocatique fiscalis ete. EXTREMELY RARE, very fine copy, with the first initial richly wlluma- 2377 : Pe fe