37 books for « livius titus »Edit

‎Des Titus Livius aus Padua Römische Geschichte. 8 parts. ‎

‎Hamburg, Bey Carl Ernst Bohn (+) Altona, Christian Julius Bulow, 1778 & 1779. 8vo. Uniformly bound in 4 contemporary half calf bindings with gilt lettering to spine. Paper-label pasted on to top of spines. Wear to extremities. Corner worn off on two of the bindings. Front board on vol. 3/4 bended, but still attached. 2 small worm-tracts in vol. 3/4. Internally nice and clean. XVI, 400, (2), 427 pp. IV, 396, (2), 406 pp. (2), 478, (2), 382 pp. 446, 448 pp.‎

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‎Latinae historiae principis decades tres.‎

‎Basel, Hervagium, 1549. Folio (385 x 257 mm). In contemporary full blindstamped calf over wooden boards with five raised bands. Binding defective with loss of leather to upper and lower compartment, upper and lower inner corner of front board. Parts of clasps preserved, brass corners on all four corners of boards. Boards with numerous scratches. Upper margin with heavy dampstain throughout, with some loss of paper. (12), 829, (182) pp.‎

‎Beautifully printed 1549-edition (this copy, however, being quite worn) of Livius monumental Ab Urbe Condita. Since much of Livy’s original 142-book opus has been lost over time, Renaissance scholars dedicated themselves to recovering and refining what remained. This edition was notably improved by Caelius Secundus Curio, who corrected the text based on various manuscripts. His editorial work was instrumental in restoring Livy’s historical narrative to a more authentic state. It was furthermore enhanced by the annotations by Beatus Rhenanus and Sigismund Gelenius. Adams L-1334.‎

‎Titi Livii Historiarum quod extat. Cum perpetuis Gronovii et Variorum Notis.‎

‎3 Bände. Amsterdam, Ludwig und Daniel Elzevier (Band 2 und 3: nur Daniel Elzevier). 1665, 1664, 1664. 8°. 23 n.n. Bl., 820 S., 73 n.n. S. Index; 842 S., 67 n.n. S. Index; 997 S., 90 n.n. S. Index. Mit gestochenem Titel in Band 1 und Holzschnittdruckermarke als Titelvignette in den Bänden 2 und 3. Geflammte Kalblederbände der Zeit im Duseuil Stil mit zweifacher doppelter Deckelfiletierung, Eckfleurons, goldgeprägten Rückentiteln und floraler Rückenvergoldung.‎

‎Willems 1358. - Erste bei Elzevier erschienene von Gronovius herausgegebene Livius-Ausgabe. Erschien zum Zeitpunkt der Trennung von Ludwig und Daniel Elzevier mit der früheren Datierung (1664) für den 2. und 3. Band. Zur Zeit geschätzt für die Anmerkungen von Gronovius, wurde die Ausgabe 1678 im typischen Elzevierformat neu herausgegeben. - Der erste Band mit Besitzerstempel im Innendeckel und einem handschriftlichen Kommentar zur Ausgabe. Oberes Kapital des 3. Bandes leicht angebrochen. Die ursprüngichen Leinenschliessen nicht mehr vorhanden. - Annähernd Exemplar in dekorativen Einbänden der Zeit.‎

‎Historiarum Libri, qui supersunt omnes et deperditorum fragmenta. Ex recensione Arn. Drakenborchii ad Codicum Bambergensis et Vindobonensis fidem passim reficta a Ioanne Theophilo Kreyssig. Annotationes Crevierii, Strothii, Ruperti, Aliorumque selecta...‎

‎Oxford, Talboys, 1840-41. 8vo. 4 beautiful full vellum bindings with richly gilt spines, gilt title- and tome-labels and gilt allegorical centre-peices to front boards. Marbled edges. A very nice and clean set. Front hinge of vol. 1 cracked, but binding still tight. A lovely copy. With a contemporary gift-inscription to front free end-paper of vol. 1. VIII, 616 (4), 548 (4), 484 (4), 521, (1), (160, - Index) pp.‎

‎First edition thus of this learned and esteemed edition of Livius' History of Rome.Travers Twiss' carefully revised text is still considered one of the most important versions and the many notes and commentaries in the present edition are considered excellent and valuable. ‎

‎Historiarum ab urbe condita libri, qui supersunt omnes, cum Notis integris.... curante Arn. Drakenborch. 15 Bde. (in 17 Theile).‎

‎Stuttgart, Societatis Wuertembergicae, 1820-28. 8vo. Bound in 17 uniform contemp. hcalf. Spines gilt, titlelabels with gilt lettering. Wear to spine on volume one, especially at upper compartment.‎

‎Second, enlarged edition of Drakenborch's noted edition of Livius. ""The labours of Drakenborch have entitled his edition to a superiority over every preceding one. Ernesti, Harles, and the Bipont editors, are unanimous in their approbation of this truly critical production...""(Dibdin II, p. 169 (the 7 vols. edition of 1738).‎

‎Histoire romaine de Tite-Live.‎

‎ A Paris, chez Michaud Frères et chez Nicolle, 1810. 15 vol. au format in-8 (208 x 137 mm) de 1 f. n.fol., xlviii - 443 pp. ; 487 pp. ; 556 pp. ; 569 pp. et 2 ff. n.fol. de catalogue éditeur in fine ; xx - 337 pp. ; 1 f. n.fol. et 496 pp. ; xii - 525 pp. ; 2 ff. n.fol. et 439 pp. ; 2 ff. n.fol. et 475 pp. ; 2 ff. n.fol. et 432 pp. ; 2 ff. n.fol. et 551 pp. ; 2 ff. n.fol. et 528 pp. ; 2 ff. n.fol. et 555 pp. ; 2 ff. n.fol. et 556 pp. ; 2 ff. n.fol., iv - 419 pp. et 1 f. de catalogue éditeur in fine n.fol. Reliures uniformes de l'époque de demi-basane glacée émeraude, dos à nerfs noirs, ornés de filets gras dorés, titre doré, tomaison dorée, palette dorée en queue, tranchesmouchetées.‎

‎ Ensemble complet de ses 15 volumes. Le premier renferme une grande carte dépliante gravée. Texte en latin avec traduction française en regard. L'ouvrage de Tite-Live narre l'histoire des premiers siècles de Rome depuis sa fondation jusqu’en 292 av. J.-C., le récit de la deuxième guerre punique et de la conquête par les armes romaines de la Gaule cisalpine, de la Grèce, de la Macédoine, et d’une partie de l’Asie Mineure. Le dernier évènement important qui s’y trouve relaté est le triomphe de Paul Émile à Pydna en 168 av. J.-C. Il s’agit ici pour l'auteur non seulement d’élever «un monument à la gloire de Rome» mais surtout de rappeler l’ancienneté et la continuité sans faille de l’histoire de la ville. L’Histoire selon Tite-Live n’est pas objective: elle idéalise les grands hommes et reste pleine de prévention à l’égard des démocrates. Dans cette Histoire de Rome se trouve également la première uchronie connue: Tite-Live imaginant le monde si Alexandre le Grand était parti conquérir l’ouest et non l’est de la Grèce. En outre, l'introduction livre le propos de Tite-Live: commémorer les hauts faits de Rome, la cité alors maîtresse du monde méditerranéen, décrire les hommes et les modes de vie à l'origine de la grandeur de la ville et la décadence morale à l'époque des guerres civiles, de façon que les lecteurs puissent tirer les enseignements de l'Histoire. En somme, ouvrage didactique tout autant que de morale. Pour une édition de 1830 : Graesse IV, Trésor de livres rares et précieux, p. 284 - Brunet III, Manuel du libraire et de l'amateur de livres, 1112 - Vicaire I, Manuel de l'amateur de livres du XIXème, 694 - Quérard IX, La France littéraire, p. 493 - Bourquelot VI, La Littérature française contemporaine, p. 481. Légères altérations superficielles affectant les reliures. Dos légèrement passés. Quelques rousseurs et tâches claires dans les corps d'ouvrages. Cerne en marge de quelques feuillets d'un des volumes ; traversante dans un autre. Quelques cahiers parfois oxydés. Du reste, bonne condition. ‎

‎OPERA, QUAE SUPERSUNT, OBSCURIORUM LOCORUM INTERPRETATIONIBUS & SELECTIS ADNOTATIONIBUS ILLUSTRATA.‎

‎Cum supplementis in postremos libros ab J.B.L. Crevier. Editio postrema, in sex Tomos distributa.. Patavii, 1759. In-16 p. (mm. 162 x 92), 6 volumi in 3 tomi, mz. pelle coeva, fregi e tit. oro al dorso, pp. XXXII,432;428; 423;382; 328;355; bella antiporta allegorica inc. in rame. Il 6° volume contiene: Exercitationes Rhetoricae in orationes T. Livii quibus accedunt Joannis Clerici integrae adnotationes. Variorum ex editione Oxoniensi a. 1708, animadversiones, atque ex aliis Scriptoribus... Esempl. ben conservato.‎

‎T. LIVII PATAVINI HISTORIARUM AB URBE CONDITA LIBRI, QUI SUPERSUNT, OMNES.‎

‎Cum notis integris Laur. Vallae - M. Ant. Sabellici - Beati Rhenani - Sigism. Gelenii - Henr. Loriti Glareani - Car. Sigonii - Fulvii Ursini - Franc. Sanctii - J. Fr. Gronovii - Tan. Fabri - Henr. Valesii - Jac. Perizonii - Jac. Gronovii - Curante Arn. Drakenborch, qui & suas adnotationes adjecit. apud Wetstenium / Luchtmans, Amstelaedami / Lugd. Batavor., 1738-1746. In-8 gr. (mm. 255x196), 7 volumi, p. pergamena coeva, dorso a cordoni con tit. oro su due tasselli, tagli rossi, pp. (14),1119; (4),1040; (4),1171; (4),1098; (4),1140; (4),996; (4),LXXXIV,348,310,(2); tit. in rosso e nero, primi 3 frontespizi con marca calcografica di Wetstenium (lima affilata su una pietra in medaglione, poggiato su due sfingi, e il motto Terar Dum Prosim) inc. in rame da Jongman; bellissima è l'antiporta allegorica disegnata da L.F. Duborg e inc. in rame da J. Folkema, con ritratto del curatore A. Drakenborch, inciso da J. Houbraken su disegno di J.M. Quinkhard. Questa ediz. è illustrata f.t. da 1 tav. ripieg. (nel 5° vol.) e da 3 pregevoli tavole, incluso il ritratto dell'Autore in medaglione (nel 7° vol.).Lo storico latino Tito Livio (Padova 59 a.C. - 17 d.C.) in questa sua celebre opera fa la storia di Roma dalla fondazione della città alla morte di Druso (9 a.C.). Di questa vasta trattazione in forma annalistica sono giunti a noi i libri I-X (dal 754 -53 al 293 a.C.) e XXI-XLV (dal 218 al 167 a.C.) oltre a numerosi frammenti, cioè ca. un quarto dell'opera che, come ci informano i sommari, era costituita di 142 libri. Così Diz. Treccani,VII, p. 75.Cfr. Brunet,III,1108: cette édition, pour laquelle l'éditeur a consulté cinquante manuscrits et cent treize textes imprimés, est, au jugement des savants, un chef-d'oeuvre d'exactitude et d'érudition; nous pouvons ajouter que le mérite de l'exécution typographique égale celui du texte.Esemplare ben conservato: purtroppo con bruniture per la qualità della carta. ‎

‎Römische Geschichte. Buch XXI-XXIII. Lateinisch-deutsch ed. Josef Feix.‎

‎München Heimeran Verlag. 1974. Klein-8°. 520 S., 1 S. Originalleinwand mit Schutzumschlag.‎

‎"Tusculum-Bücherei. Herausgeber: Hans Färber und Max Faltner." - Texte in Lateinisch und Deutsch. - Schutzumschlag am Rücken gebräunt und mit Einrissen im Gelenk.‎

‎Römische Geschichte. Buch XXXI-XXXIV. Lateinisch und deutsch herausgegeben von Hans Jürgen Hillen.‎

‎München Heimeran Verlag. 1978. Klein-8°. 601 S., 2 S. Originalleinwand mit Schutzumschlag.‎

‎"Tusculum-Bücherei. Herausgeber: Karl Bayer, Hans Färber, Max Faltner." - Texte in Lateinisch und Deutsch. - Schutzumschlag am Rücken leichtd gebärunt. Blindgeprägtes Exlibris auf Vorsatz.‎

‎Historiarum libri.‎

‎Amsterdam, Joannem Lanssonium, 1635.‎

‎ Belle reliure de prix, dorée au petits fers, avec l'ex-dono d'Antoine Druot sur les plats. Il a été donné par le collège des Jésuites de Chalon-sur-Saône. Antoine Druot était sommelier du roi et capitaine des châteaux de Germolles et de Montaigu. Il a fait donation d'un de ses domaines à la ville de Chalon sur Saône. Les revenus de ces domaines permettaient de payer un professeur au collège de Chalon, ainsi que des livres de prix pour les meilleurs élèves. /// In-12 de frontispice, 1052 pp. Maroquin brun, dos orné, dentelles d'encadrement sur les plats avec "ex dono D. Anthonii Druot 1650" doré au centre d'une couronne de lauriers, avec écus de France et de Chalon-sur-Saone, tranches dorées. (Reliure de l'époque.) //// Beautiful price binding with an ex-dono gilted on boards, given by the college of Chalon-sur-Saône /// PLUS DE PHOTOS SUR WWW.LATUDE.NET‎

‎Titi Livi Ab Urbe Condita Libri.‎

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‎Titi Livi Ab Urbe Condita Libri. Editionem primam curavit Guilelmus Weissenborn. Editio altera quam curavit Mauritius Mueller. Pars I - Fasc. III - Libri VII-X. Editio Stereotypa. Lipsiae in aedibus B.G. Teubneri.‎

‎Historiarum ab urbe condita, libri, qui extant, XXXV: cum universae historiae epitomis à Carolo Sigonio emendati: cuius etiam scholia simul eduntur, quibus ijdem libri, atque epitomae partim emendantur, partim etiam explanantur. - [THE LANDMARK SIGNONIO-EDITION]‎

‎Venetiis (Venice), Paulum Manutium (Aldus), 1555. Folio (342 x 230 mm). In later half calf with five raised bands with gilt lettering to spine. Head of spine with repair, hindges bit weak and some scratches to boards. Ex-libris (H. P. Rohde, librarian at the Royal Danish Library) pasted on to verso of front board. Annotated by Rohde in pencil on front free end-paper. Title-page with a few dots and marks and light miscolouring to margins. First five leaves with small nick to upper margin, far from affrcting text. Damage to upper part of foreedge causing small hole to Pp. 30-130 in upper outer margin, far from affecting text. Very few sporadic dots throughout, overall internally very fine and clean. (4), 478 ff. (Wanting the 98 ff. of part II).‎

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‎First edition of this monumental and landmark Livy-edition edited by Carlo Signonio, introducing critical methods for reconstructing the past which revolutionized the study of ancient Roman history and the Italian Middle Ages. This edition was the first systematically to apply critical method to the rendition of the text and to the chronology of Roman history, marking the beginning of a new approach in the study of Roman history. This edition ‘made Sigonio’s European reputation ... In the Aldine folio of 1555 the miscellaneous fragments of the various annotators were swept away, and readers were offered a revised text of Livy, majestically printed, and the imposing Scholia of Sigonio alone, scholia which in sheer mass, acumen, and acerbity, far outstripped the combined efforts of all his predecessors’ (W. McCuaig). ”This is one of the many editions which were published with the annotations of Sigonhjs—""quae quidem,"" says Harles, ""nonnullorum bilem moverunt."" Renouard says it is an elegantly printed book, but is rarely to be found in good condition. At Mr. Bridges's sale a superb copy of this edition, on laege paper, was sold for the extraordinary sum of 3bl. 10s. M. Renouard has also a copy on large paper, containing many notes in the hand-writing of De Thou.” (Dibdin) ""Belle édition bien imprimée, sur bon papier, et peut-être de toutes celles de cet historien, la plus amie de l'oeil et la plus facile à lire"" (Renouard, 166.15). Ahmanson-Murphy 477 Renouard 166:15 Brunet III:1106 Adams L1342" Dibdin II 166‎

‎De rebus gestis Alexandri Magni. Brevibus notis Germanicis illustratus. Accesserunt Excerpta electa ex Livio, Sallustio quoque, ac Caesare, in locos communes disgesta. Adhaec Institutiones styly historici, cum indici phrasium. In gratiam juventutis, editio secunda curata à P.A. DESING ... In qua accessit Paradigma variationis secundum praecepta ...3 Teile in 1 Band.‎

‎Pedeponti, vulgò Stadt am Hof, sumptibus Joanis Gastl Bibliopolae, 1747, kl. in-8vo, gestoch. Frontispiz (kl. Tintefl. am Rand) + 5 Bl., einschl. Titel in Rot und Schwarz + 526 S. + 3 gest. Falttafeln mit 5 Fig. + (lose beil.) 1 Faltkarte (Tabula Expeditionis Alexandri ...), gest. von Thomas Boeck; 344 S., mit sep. Titelbl. «Excerpta electora ex Livio, Sallustio, Caesare, ...»; 264 S., mit sep. Titelbl. « Institutiones styli historici. ...», durchgehend wasserfleckig teils nur leicht sichtbar, gebräunt, hs. ‘Ex Libris Joannis Chrysostomi Relling Veldkirchensis ... 1755’ ... ‘Servio Joanni Antonio de Ceterelly’. Lederband auf Bünden, rotes Titel-Schildchen auf dem Rücken, beriebenzwei Schliessen aus Leder und Kupferstück,‎

‎Lateinischer Text mit Notizen in deutscher Sprache.Fine full calf binding with 2 clasps. In 3 parts complete with engravings showing war engines and a map of the expeditions of Alexander th Great. Image disp.‎

‎Ab Urbe Condita. Libri iterum recognovit. Pars I-IV (liber I à XXXI-XXXVIII), reliés en 5 volumes.‎

‎Lipsiae (Leipzig), Teubner, MDCCCLXXI, (1874), pt. in-8vo, hs. Armand Dückert sur p. de garde, rel. en parchemin, pièce de titre orange au dos avec :Auteur tome 1 à 5 + ms. Opera.‎

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‎Von Ankunfft unnd Ursprung des Römischen Reichs/ der alten Römer herkommen/ Sitten/ Weissheyt/ Ehrbarkeyt/ löblichem Regiment/ ritterlichen Thaten/ Victori unnd Sig/ gegen ihren Feinden : auch von allerley Händeln und Geschichten/ so sich in Frid und ... - [A BEAUTIFUL COPY, EXCELLENTLY ILLUSTRATED]‎

‎[n colophon:] Strassburg, Theodosius Rihel, 1594. Folio. Contemporary full blindstamped pigskin-binding over wooden boards. Five raised bands to spine. Brass clasps to boards. Handwritten title to spine. Richly ornamented blindstamped borders to boards, with portrait of God and Jesus to the centre of front board and Jesus on the cross to back board. Corners and extremities a bit worn, but binding overall in excellent condition. Also internally very well preserved, with light browning to some leaves and a few marginal nicks to title-page, otherwise in very fine condition. Very neat handwritten additions to the Chronica"". Title in red and black within a large woodcut pictorial border, 131 fabulous woodcut illustrations, each measuring 10,8x14,5 cm, one (p. 152) with a small flaw in the paper, stemming from the printing of the work, one (p. 341) with a spot (seems like rust). A beautiful printing, with numerous woodcut initials. 28, 887, (1, blank) pp + 21 pp. of index + 1 p. colophon, with a large woodcut pictorial printer's device. ‎

‎An excellent copy, in a beautiful, very well preserved contemporary Renaissance binding, of this 1594-reprint of the first Strassburg-edition (1574), printed by Theodor Rihel. The excellent woodcut illustrations, all within an ornamental border, are by T. Stimmer, Bocksberger, et al. The translation is that of Zacharias Müntzer (which appeared for the first time in 1562). The work was extremely popolar, not least due to the rich illustrations, and it went through numerous editions throughout the 17th century also. Graesse IV:232.‎

‎Römische Geschichte von Erbauung der Stadt an. Nach Drakenborch'scher Ausgabe aus dem Lateinischen übersetzt und mit Anmerkungen versehen von Gottfried Grosse.‎

‎10 Bände. Wein und Prag, bey Franz Haas, 1798-99. 8°. Mit gest. Titeln, gest. Frontispizen von Weinrauch nach Kininger und gest. Titelvignetten. Jalbleder d.Zt. mit zwei Rückenschildchen und Rückenvergoldung.‎

‎Attraktive Ausgabe, mit den figürlichen Stichen von Caspar Weinrauch (1765-1846), auch "Wiener Chodowiecki" genannt, nach Vincenz Kininger (1767-1851), beide in Wien tätig und sehr geschätzt. Der Prediger Gottfried Grosse aus Pechau bei Madgeburg besorgte diese Ausgabe, die er dem Kronprinzen Friedrich Wilhelm von Preussen widmete. Er stütze sich dabei auf die berühmte lateinische Ausgabe von Arnold Drakenbroch (1684-1748) aus Utrecht, die dessen Ruhm begründetet und 1738-46 erschien.- Einbände leicht berieben, Wurmspur auf Deckel von Band I, allgemein saubere Reihe.‎

‎Historiae Principis, libri omnes, qvotqvot ad nostram aetatem pervenervnt. Una cvm doctissimorvm virorvm in eos lucvbrationibvs, post omnes aliorum editiones... repraesentibus, exornati... Tomus I (of 2).‎

‎Franckfurt, (Corvinus), 1568. Large folio. (38 x 25 cm.). Later hcalf. Covers nearly detached and spine gone. Some old owners signatures on titlepage. The first ab. 50 leaves frayed in lower right corners, likewise some at end. Some quires loosening. In general sewing somewhat loose. Old underlinings in ink and some old annotations in margins. Titlepage with broad pictorial wood-cut border. (32),(2) blank,988,(20 - Register) pp. Profusely illustrated with smaller and larger wood-cut initials, and with more than 100 large, fine wood-cut engravings in the text (each ab. 11x15 cm.) by the well-known renaissance-illustrator Jost Ammon.With two traceable Danish ownerships (their names on titlepage). Axel Jul (Juul) 1606-1671. Danish numismatist. He acquired the book 1630. - Michael (Mikkel) Hvass from Sjørup or Søgaard( in Jutland 1583 - ca. 1655). Studied at Sorø Academy and the University atLeyden. Author of two works.‎

‎""A uncommon and magnificent edition: it has a number of curious wood-cuts, and the typography is exceedingly splendid. The connesseur will discover many singular traits in the engravings - the bustle of a battle and solemnity of a marsh are sometinmes well represented - but he will smile on finding cannons and bombs indtroduced in a Roman siege. The text is printed with frequent contractions, but, from what I have perused, it is not incorrect. The engravings, and general splendour of the volume, will always render it a great acquisition to the library of the curious."" (Dibdin II, p. 166).Jost (Ammon) Amman (1539 - 1591) was a Swiss artist, celebrated chiefly for his woodcuts, done mainly for book illustrations. ""Amman was born in Zurich, the son of a professor of Classics and Logic. He was himself well-educated. Little of his personal history is known beyond the fact that he moved to Nuremberg in 1560, where he continued to reside until his death in March 1591. He worked initially with Virgil Solis, then a leading producer of book illustrations. His productiveness was very remarkable, as may be gathered from the statement of one of his pupils, that the drawings he made during a period of four years would have filled a hay wagon. A large number of his original drawings are in the Berlin print room. About 1,500 prints are attributed to him. He was one of the last major producers of woodcuts for books, as during his career engravings were gradually taking over that role."" (Wikipedia).Adams L 1345.‎

‎Historiarum quod exstat, cum perpetuis Gronovii et variorum notis. 3 Vols.‎

‎Amsterdam, apud Ludovicum et Danielem Elzevirios, 1665 (1664, 1664). 8vo. 3 contemp. full vellum. Faint Ms title on spines. Enraved titlepage. (48 incl. titlepage),820,(76)842,(70)997,(180) pp. The 10 first leaves in vol. 3 with faint dampstain on inner corners. Front-free endpaper in vol. 2 removed. Printers woodcut device on the printed title-pages in vol. 2 and 3. A few old annotations. Internally clean.‎

‎First edition of the first noted 8vo-edition printed by Elzevier. - Willems No 1358.‎

‎Historiarum quod exstat, cum perpetuis Gronovii et variorum notis. 3 Vols.‎

‎Amsterdam, apud Ludovicum et Danielem Elzevirios, 1665 (1664, 1664). 8vo. 3 contemp. full calf. Spines gilt. Spine with some wear. Engraved titlepage. (48 incl. titlepage),820,(76)842,(70)997,(180) pp. Internally with traces of use and with annotations in old hand throughout.‎

‎First edition of the first noted 8vo-edition printed by Elzevier. - Willems No 1358.‎

‎Historiarum libri qui extant: interpretatione et notis illustravit Joannes Dujatius [Jean Doujat] ... in usum ... Delphini. Accessere librorum omnium deperditorum Supplementa, per Jo[annes] Freinshemium.‎

‎Paris, Fréderic Leonard, 1679-82. 5 in 6 Bdn. 4to (268 x 200 mm). Mit gest. allegorischem Frontispiz, 3 Kupfern auf 2 Falttafeln (davon 2 Karten: Typus und - Delineatio Urbis Romae sowie 1 Schlachtenformation), 1 Kupfertafel mit Portraits, vereinzelte Textkupfer und Holzschnitt-Druckermarke auf allen Titeln. [40] Bl. (inkl. Frontispiz), 544 (recte 536) S.: Titel, S. 545-876, [30] Bl. Index, 191 S., [8] Bl. Index und Errata; 620 (recte 626) S., [25] Bl. Index; [4] Bl., 757 S., [31] Bl. Index und Errata; 678 S., [13] Bl. Index und Errata; 776 S., [8] Bl. Index. Contemporary Dutch vellum, with blind-tooling. spine on raised bands, title labels, some joints split or with short tear ‎

‎Excellent and finely bound copy of the celebrated and esteemed first edition with the complete Neo-Latin supplements by the German philologist, historian and librarian Johannes Caspar Freinsheim (1608-1660). After a first part with his supplements to books 46-95 had been published in 1654 Freinsheim could finish his opus magnum only shortly before his death in 1660. The manuscript was acquired finely from the heirs with money from king Louis XIV and appeared first in print in the present edition “for the use of the Dauphin” (Ad usum Delphini). The editor based his supplements on the fourth-century excerpt, the Periochae, a summary to the book 142 of Livy’s History. As filling elements Freinsheim used the writing of other antique authors. In an alphabetically arranged catalogue the editor offers all his sources. A few additions in the books 41, 43, 44, and 45 were contributed by the second editor, the French historian and man of letters Jean Doujat (1609- 1688). Freinsheims supplements gained much fame and were translated into various European languages. - Blind stamps in first and last leaves. - Few gatherings browned, an excuisit copy complete with all engravings‎

‎TITUS LIVIUS PATAVINUS ad codices parisinos recensitus. ‎

‎Paris, Colligebat Nicolaus Eligius lemaire, 1823; in-8, 747 pp., demi basane vert a nerfs. Con varietate lectionum ET SELECTIS COMMENTARIIS ITEM SUPPEMENTA J. FREINSHEMII curante N.E. Lemaire - VOLUMEN NOVUM -.‎

‎Con varietate lectionum ET SELECTIS COMMENTARIIS ITEM SUPPEMENTA J. FREINSHEMII curante N.E. Lemaire - VOLUMEN NOVUM -.‎

‎TITUS LIVIUS PATAVINUS ad codices parisinos recensitus cum varietate lectionum et selectis commentariis. ‎

‎Paris, Colligebat nicolaus eligius lemaire, 1822; in-8, 462-517 pp., demi basane vert passé dos a nerfs. Les 2 volumes. Item supplemta j. Freishemii curante N.E. Lemaire.‎

‎Item supplemta j. Freishemii curante N.E. Lemaire.‎

‎Titus Livius Patavinius ad codices parisinos recentitus, cum varietate lectionum et selectis commentariis, item supplementa J. Freinshemii, curante, N.-E.Lemaire. 13 volumes complets.‎

‎ Paris, N.E. Lemaire, typis F. Didot 1822-1826, 220x145mm, 7054pages, relié percaline brune, étiquettes de titre au dos en cuir noir, tranches rognées, reliure moderne. Brunet, t. 3, 1109. ‎

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‎Ad codices parisinos recensitus, cum varietate lectionum et selectis commentariis; item supplementa J. Freinshemii, curante N. E. Lemaire. Lemaire (typis F. Didot), Parisiis, 1822- 1825. In-8 p. (mm. 225x140), 12 volumi in 13 tomi, mz. pelle coeva, fregi e tit. oro al dorso, 460/750 pp. cad. vol., testo in solo latino, con 1 ritratto dell'Autore inc. in rame. Questa ediz. contiene: "Historiarum ab urbe condita" (8 volumi) - "Joannis Freinshemii Supplementorum Livianorum Libri" (3 volumi) - "Praefationibus tabulis nummorum et mensurarum; tabulis historicis antiquitatis monimentis.. curante N.E. Lemaire" (vol. XII, p. I) - "Indices" (XII, p. II). Volumi della importante Collana "Bibliotheca classica latina". Cfr. Brunet,III,1109. Con lievi e uniformi arross. e qualche fiorit., ma certamente un buon esempl. con barbe.‎