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Hardcover. Condición: Poor. No Jacket. Vol. 1 Only, Containing Parts I And Ii. 511 Pages. Ex-Library. Engraved Title Page. Lacks All Of The Plates Except For One Folding Table Between Pages 510 And 511. Bound In Old Calf, Dry And Worn, Front Cover Detached. Spine Label Chipped.

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Hardcover. Condición: fair. Editio Quarta (Fourth edition). Octavo. [10], 275, [29]pp. Quarter vellum over marbled paper covered boards. Additional engraved title-page. Title-page in red and black lettering with engraved printer's device. Decorative initials, head- and tailpieces. Fourth edition of this fascinating work on Jewish antiquities written by one of the most renown Orientalists of the 17th and 18th centuries. Some age wear on binding with calf missing on upper part of spine, covers and edges rubbed. Corners slightly bumped and rubbed. Text in Latin with some Hebrew. Binding in overall poor to fair, interior in near to fine condition. About the author: Adriaan Reland (also known as ''Adriaen Reeland/Reelant'', ''Hadrianus Relandus'') (1676-1718 ) was a Dutch scholar, cartographer and philologist. Reland was the son of Johannes Reland, a Protestant minister, and Aagje Prins in the small North Holland village of De Rijp. Adriaan's brother, Peter (1678-1714) was an influential lawyer in Haarlem. Reeland first studied in Amsterdam and enrolled at University of Utrecht in 1693. After obtaining his PhD in Utrecht he moved to Leiden where he tutored the son of Hans Willem Bentinck, later the 1st Earl of Portland. The latter invited him to move to England, but Reland declined because of his father's deteriorating health . Reland was one of the early Orientalists. He was appointed professor of philosophy at the University of Harderwijk in 1699. . From 1701 onwards he was professor of Oriental languages at the University of Utrecht. In 1713, he also taught Hebrew antiquities. Reland was acclaimed for his painstaking studies of Islam and linguistic research. He traced the eastward extension of Malay-like languages into the western Pacific. Although he never ventured beyond the borders of Netherland, he was also acclaimed as a cartographer. Reland died in 1718 in Utrecht of small pox.…

Hardcover. Condición: g- to vg. Editio Quarta (Fourth edition). Octavo. (10) 275, (16, 12)pp. Full vellum with gilt lettering on tan label of spine. Frontispiece with biblical and contemporary images. Title page printed in red and black lettering with engraved printer's device. Decorative initials, decorative head- and tailpieces. Fourth edition of this in-depth work on Jewish antiquities, sacrifices and the temple, written by one of the most renown Orientalists of the 17th and 18th centuries. Contains index of verses and general index at rear. Text in Latin with Hebrew, Syriac and Greek. Vellum with light wear along edges and rubbed, small light stain on back cover with four faint letters inked to upper right corner. Endpapers browned, and light foxing of first and last few pages. Binding in overall good-, interior in good to very good condition. About the author: Adriaan Reland (also known as ''Adriaen Reeland/Reelant'', ''Hadrianus Relandus'') (1676-1718 ) was a Dutch scholar, cartographer and philologist. Reland was the son of Johannes Reland, a Protestant minister, and Aagje Prins in the small North Holland village of De Rijp. Adriaan's brother, Peter (1678-1714) was an influential lawyer in Haarlem. Reeland first studied in Amsterdam and enrolled at University of Utrecht in 1693. After obtaining his PhD in Utrecht he moved to Leiden where he tutored the son of Hans Willem Bentinck, later the 1st Earl of Portland. The latter invited him to move to England, but Reland declined because of his father's deteriorating health . Reland was one of the early Orientalists. He was appointed professor of philosophy at the University of Harderwijk in 1699. . From 1701 onwards he was professor of Oriental languages at the University of Utrecht. In 1713, he also taught Hebrew antiquities. Reland was acclaimed for his painstaking studies of Islam and linguistic research. He traced the eastward extension of Malay-like languages into the western Pacific. Although he never ventured beyond the borders of Netherland, he was also acclaimed as a cartographer. Reland died in 1718 in Utrecht of small pox. …

Hardcover. Condición: Good. First Edition. [Study on the Arch of Titus and the Treasures Looted from the Second Temple of Jerusalem] Bound in contemporary full mottled calf. Gilt ruled spine. Corner tips bumped, worn. Spine label remnant. Front joint cracked. Marled end sheets. All edges red. Book plate of John Stokes. Blind (Princeton) stamp on title. [4], 138, [24] pp. 7 engraved plates, 3 folding. Pages clean and unmarked. Brunet IV: 1204.…

Couverture rigide. Condición: Moyen. edition originale. Hadrian RELAND. Dissertationum Miscellanearum. Pars Prima. (Première partie sur trois de cet important texte). 1706, Trajecti ad Rhenum: Gulielmi Broedelet. 1 vol. in-12 relié de 3-232-12 pages, reliure de l'époque plein veau, dos à 5 nerfs orné de caissons, filets, frises, fleurons, et titre, frappés à l'or fin, pièce de titre en maroquin rouge. Tranches rouges. Nombreux frottements sur les mors avec attaques, coiffe supérieure partiellement arasée, tâches noires sur les bordures des plats, coins émoussés, intérieur préservé et frais. Rare édition originale de cette première partie. La seconde et la troisième partie ont été éditées les années suivantes. Hadrian RELAND est un savant et philologue des Provinces-Unies du début du XVIIIe siècle. Il portait de nombreuses casquettes, dont celles de Poète, professeur d'université, philologue, orientaliste, historien, cartographe, écrivain, linguiste, traducteur.…

In 8° (15,5x9,5 cm); (2 b.), (4), 138, (26), (2 b.) pp. e 7 c. di tav. delle quali 4 più volte ripiegate. Presenti anche due incisioni nel testo. Legatura coeva in piena pergamena con titolo manoscritto da mano coeva al dorso. Tagli spruzzati. Un piccolo tunnel di tarlo al margine alto bianco delle prime 24 carte che in una decina di carte sfi ora il titolo alto della pagina e tocca due tavole. Per il resto nel complesso in buone condizioni di conservazione. Testo i latino ed ebraico. Prima edizione di questa celebre opera dedicata alla storia della distruzione del tempio di Gerusalemme narrata sull'Arco di Tito a Roma, scritto del famoso orientalista, cartografo e filologo olandese, Adriaan Reland (noto anche come Adriaen Reeland / Reelant, Hadrianus Relandus) (17 luglio 1676, De Rijp, Olanda Settentrionale - 5 febbraio 1718, Utrecht) al quale viene riconosciuto di aver dato uno dei primi e più importanti contributi alla geografia storica della Palestina antica. Studente precoce già a 11 anni iniziò lo studio del latino. Nel 1693 si iscrisse all'Università di Utrecht studiando teologia e filosofia. Inizialmente interessato al siriaco e all'ebraico, approfondì in seguito, anche lo studio della lingua araba. Nel 1699 ottenne il dottorato e nello stesso anno ottenne la cattedra di fisica e metafisica all'Università di Harderwijk. A quest'epoca era in grado di esprimersi fluidamente in arabo, ebraico e diverse al tre lingue semitiche. Nel 1701, all'età di 25 anni, fu nominato professore di lingue orientali all'Università di Utrecht. A partire dal 1713, insegnò anche antichità ebraiche e le sue lezioni ebbero tale successo che venne istituita, appositamente per lui, una cattedra di Antichità ebraiche. Reland è diventato famoso per i suoi studi riguardanti la linguistica islamica. Oggi il suo lavoro è considerato come uno dei primi esempi di linguistica comparata. Studioso di persiano, fu interessato alle relazioni dei miti orientali con l'Antico Testamento. A lui si deve la scoperta del collegamento tra la lingua malese ed i dizionari del Pacifico occidentale elaborati da Willem Schouten e Jacob Le Maire. La sua opera "De religione Mohamme dica libri duo" edita nel 1705, è considerata la prima indagine obiettiva sulle credenze e le pratiche islamiche. Appassionato lettore della Bibbia si interessò attivamente all'identificazione della posizione geografica dei luoghi in essa descritti che lo portò, di conseguenza, anche ad interessarsi di archeologia e geografia palestinese. A lui si devono due testi chiave sull'argomento come il "Antiquitates Sacrae veterum Hebraeorum" (1708) ed il "Palaestina ex monumentis veteribus illustrata" (1714). Lo studio qui presentato è un dotto trattato sulla storia narrata sull'Arco di Tito dove oltre alla distruzione del tempio, viene narrata la consistenza dell'enorme tesoro che in esso era contenuto e che venne portato a Roma durante il "Trionfo" dell'imperatore Tito nel 71 A. c. dopo la fine delle Guerre Giudaiche. Prima edizione, in buone condizioni di conservazione. Rif. Bibl.: Brunet IV: 1204.…

Cm. 20, pp. (8) 275 (29). Bell'antiporta figurata e frontespizio in rosso e nero con vignetta centrale. Solida legatura coeva in pergamena rigida con titoli ms. al dorso. Tagli marmorizzati. Esemplare genuino ed in eccellente stato di conservazione. Si tratta della migliore edizione di quest'opera apparsa in originale circa 30 anni prima. Cfr. Brunet (IV, 1204): "L'édition de 1741, in-4, est la plus chère que les précédentes.".…