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Broché, 20X14 cm, 2012, 237 pages, (la blanche) nrf Gallimard. Nom masqué avec du feutre noir en première page, bon exemplaire.
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De Bello Iudaico Libri Septem Contra Apionem Libri Duo, De Imperio Rationis sive, De Machabeis Liber Unus.EIVSDEM Contra Apionem libri duo, Deimperio rationis: fiue, de MACHABEIS liber unus.
Les Sept Livres de la Guerre des Juifs. Contre Apion, Deux Livres De l'Empire de la Raison ou, Un Livre sur les Macchabées cette édition repose sur une traduction latine de Rufino Aquileiensi. elle n'est pas recensé dans Catalogue des éditions originales des classiques grecs et latins du Docteur Hoeffer. entre autre Hors frais d'envoi ................en l 'état..........
Abbé Duvernet. Histoire de la Sorbonne, dans laquelle on voit l'influence de la Théologie sur l'ordre social
Dans ce premier tome de la série, l'auteur nous présente l'histoire de la Sorbonne et l'influence qu'elle a eu sur la théologie et sur l'ordre social. Ce livre est un passionnant voyage à travers l'histoire de l'université parisienne la plus célèbre. Tome I, extraits ; milices de moines, Hérésies, Inquisitions, folie de Charles VI, moines imposteurs brûlés, Excès des théologiens et des prédicateurs, etc.. vol in-8, 220x140, reliure demi veau, dos à nerfs, orné de fleurons dorés, et d'une pièce de titre ,accrocs, bon état intérieur, bien frais, 348pp Paris Chez Buisson 1790 ref/22
L'etat present de la Suede avec un abrege' de l'histoire de ce royaume.
Londres, Goadwin, 1695. 8vo. In contemporary marbled paper wrapper. Two small paper-labels pasted on to spine. ""52"" in contemporary hand to front wrappers. Vague dampstain to to lower margin of first half of bookblock, otherwise internally nice and clean. (8), 178, (2) pp.
First French translation of Robinson's ""Account of Sweden together with an Extract of the History of that Kingdom"", published the same year as the original. The work became very popular and vent through numerous edition.
Compendium arithmeticum eller Wejwiser. Hvor ved mand paa korteste og netteste maade kand ledsagis til Regnekonstens rette brug. Fierde gang til Trycken befordret.
Kiøbenhavn, (Borrnheinrich, 1703). 8vo. In contemporary fyll calf with four raised bands. Small paper-label pasted on to top of spine. Wear to extremities, spine miscoloured and missing small paperts of leather to lower compartment, scratches to boards. Annotations in contemporary hand to pasted down end-papers. First and last leaf slightly miscolured and vague dampstain to upper margin but internally generally nice and clean. Engraved title-page. (16), 375, (1) pp.
Rare fourth edition of Matthisen's arithmetic first published in 1680 and last in 1779. All early editions are scarce and are rarely found in the trade. OCLC only list two copies, both in Copenhagen, Denmark. Thesaurus 554.Biblioteca Danica II, 19.
Loves entercours between the Lamb & his bride, Christ and his church, or, A clear explication and application of the Song of Solomon.
London, Wilson, 1658. 8vo. In contempoarary full sprinkled calf with double and triple ruled fillets to boards. Small paper-label pasted on to top of spine. Wear to edges of boards with minor loss of leather. Inner front hinge split and first two quires detached. (6), 277 (i.e. 287) pp. P. 65 misnumbered as 95 and pp. 287 misnumbered as 277.
The exceedingly rare first edition of William Guild’s exposition of the Song of Salomon, also known as the Song of Song – a poetic and romantic book of the Bible, seen not just as a celebration of human love but as an allegory of divine love. William Guild (1586–1657) was a Scottish theologian, born in Aberdeen to Matthew Guild, a wealthy armourer. Educated at Marischal College, he became a licensed preacher in 1605 and minister of the King Edward parish in 1608. In 1631 he moved to Aberdeen supporting episcopacy but later reluctantly signed the Covenant with reservations. He attended the 1638 Glasgow Assembly that deposed Scottish bishops and fled briefly to Holland in 1640 to avoid conflict with the Covenanting army.Guild became principal of King's College, Aberdeen, in 1640 but was removed in 1651 by Cromwell's commissioners. Known for his benevolence, he endowed a hospital at the Trinity Friars convent in 1633. He died in Aberdeen in August 1657.
