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I. Lipsi Opera omnia quae ad criticam proprie spectant. Cum Indice.
Lugduni Batavorum, Ex Officina Plantiniana, Apud Franciscum Raphelengium, 1596, 1 volume in-12 de 170x100x50 mm environ, 8ff. (titre à la marque de l'imprimeur, Ad Praetorem, Ad Lectorem, Iani Dousae, Ad I. Lipsium, Ordo), 976 pages, 15ff. (Index), parchemin crème à recouvrements avec traces de liens de fermeture, titres manuscrits sur le dos. Des tampons sur la page de titre la dernière page de l'index et sur le premier plat, des rousseurs et pages fortement brunies, des passages soulignés et des notes manuscrites anciennes, tranche de tête noircie, manques de cuir sur les parties recouvrantes de la reliure, 2 pages collées et décollées p. 124-125, ont laissé une trace dans le texte. Christophe Plantin plaçait sur le frontispice de ses livres une vignette gravée sur bois, représentant une main sortant dun nuage, traçant un cercle avec un compas. Cette marque est toujours accompagnée de sa devise : Labore et Constantia (« Par le travail et la Persévérance »). Texte en latin.
Iustus Lipsius ou en français Juste Lipse, de son nom d'origine Joost Lips, né à Overijse (Duché de Brabant) le 18 octobre 1547 et décédé à Louvain le 23 mars 1606, est un philologue et humaniste qui vécut dans ce qui était alors les Pays-Bas espagnols et aujourd'hui la Belgique.Contient : Antiquarum Lectionum Libri Quinque - Epistolicarum Quaestionum, Libri quinque - Electorum Libri Tres - Variarum Lectionum, Libri Tres - Satyra Meneppaea, Somnium. Merci de nous contacter à l'avance si vous souhaitez consulter une référence au sein de notre librairie.
De constantia libri duo, qui alloquium praecipue continent in Publicis malis (+) Periculum epistolicum non tàm correctiùs reductum quàm selectioribus quibusdam adauctum.
Wittemberg, Meisnei, 1613 (+) (No place nor printer), 1617. 12mo. In contemporary full vellum with ruled fillets to boards. Small paper-label pasted on to upper part of spine. Wear and soiling to extremities. Inner hinges split. Underlinings in text thoughout and with occassional foxing. (14), 768 (i.e. 176), (24), 441, (3) pp.
6th edition of this philosophical treatise written by the Dutch humanist Justus Lipsius first published in 1584. The book addresses the theme of maintaining inner peace and personal integrity in political and social turmoil drawing on Stoic philosophy.
Politicorum, sive Civilis doctrinae libri sex (...).
Leipzig, J.H. Ellinger, 1674. 12mo. In contemporary full vellum with yapp edges. Author and title in contemporary hand to spine. Title-page with previous owner's name in contemporary hand. Occassional marginal dampstaining throughout. A few leaves with marginal repair, with loss of a few letters. 383 ff. + frontispiece.
Later edition, first published in Leiden in 1589, of Lipsius’ early tract in political theory in which he, amonst other things, argued a government should recognize only one religion, and should punish dissent by fire and sword.
I: De Cruce. Libri tres. Ad sacram profanámque historiam utiles. Unà cum Notis. Editio ultima, seriò castigata. & II: Diva Virgo Hallensis. Beneficia eius & Miracula fide atque ordine descripta. & III: Diva Sichemiensis siue Aspricollis: Noua eius Ben... - [COLLECTION OF FOUR BEAUTIFULLY PRINTED PLANTIN-EDITIONS.]
All: Antwerpen, Plantin" I: Balthasar Moretus, 1639, II: Apud Viduam & Filios Io. Moreti, 1636, III:Apud Balthasarem Moretum, & Viduam Ioannis Moreti, & Io. Meursium, 1630, IV: Johannes Moretus, 1610. 4to. Bound together in one contemporary full vellum binding with handwritten title to spine. Old crossed-out owner's name to first title-page and a few leaves with a few tears and creases to upper margin, far from affecting text, otherwise all works are very nice and clean, in very fine condition. I: Beautiful engraved printer's devise to title-page, beautiful woodcut vignettes and initials, and 17 excellently executed large (one small) engravings in the text (one full-page), most of which depict crucifications, a few of which depict coins. Woodcut printer's devise to last leaf. 96, (8) pp.II: Beautiful engraved title-vignette, beautiful woodcut initials, and two excellent engraved plates. Woodcut printer's devise to last leaf. (8), 86, (10) pp.III: Beautiful engraved title-vignette, beautiful woodcut initials. Woodcut printer's devise to last leaf. (8), 69, (11) pp.IV: Beautiful engraved printer's devise to title-page, beautiful woodcut vignettes and initials, 1 full-page engraving, woodcut printer's devise to last leaf. (8), 121, (7) pp. + 2 large folded engraved maps (""Lovanium"" and ""Hervelea"").
