persii auli (23 resultados)

New ed. Would be VG, but front board detached. Beautifully printed, on clean white pages; leather a little worn at board corners, & at head & foot of spine. Elaborate gilt decoration bright. Would benefit from restoration. Used - Acceptable. Fair hardback in dark green leather with gilt; aeg Used - Acceptable. Fair hardback in dark green leather with gilt; aeg.

Hardcover. Condición: Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: No Dust Jacket. Text in Latin language. Half-leather hardcover with significantly worn leading corners, edges and spine ends, faded upper edges and chipped foot of spine. Spine is partly detached from front board, with three inches-long tear at spine head. Spine edges are cracked, but hinges are still sound. Spine body has a few srapes and minor discoloratioon. Upper and lower edges of boards are lightly rubbed. Gilt page block. Decorated endpapers. Sticker on rear pastedown. Age stains on FEP and BEP. Pages are slightly tanned. Text remains clear throughout. Binding is intact. No dust jacket. T. Used.

Condición: Fine, thick 8vo, ccxvi,408pp, original cloth covered boards with label and title gilt to spine, fine,

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. No Jacket. 1st thus. Facsimilie of 1843 edition. Body of text, intro & commentary in Latin, notes also in Latin with few extracts in Greek. Grey cloth, titled dark blue on upper board/ Dark blue spine label titled in gilt. No dustwrapper as issued.

Hardcover. Condición: Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: No Dust Jacket. Edition Unstated. Full Title: D. Junii "Juvenalis" Aquinatis satirae XVI ad optimorum exemplariu fidem recensitae varietat lectionu. Perpetuoque commentario illustratae et indice uberrimo instructae a Ge Alex Ruperti. Quibus a adjectae sunt. A. Perssi Flacci satirae ex recensione et cum notis G. L. Koenig. and A Persii Flacci Satirae VI ad Optimorum Exemplarium Fidem Recesitae, Commentario Perpetuo, Proemio, et Indice Rerum, Instructae A G L Koenig. 2 volumes. Half-leather with marbled boards and marbled text block edges. Volume I has a frontis., a vignette title and a plain title. Volume II has a plain title-page only. Both volumes have a half-title page. "Juvenalis et Persius". Both volumes are in Latin throughout. Volume I contains: a lengthy introduction, clx pages; the 16 satires which are set out across the upper part of the page with dual columns of notes beneath, each satire starts with an "Argumentum; Excursus ad Quadam Juvenalis Loca; Index Rerum et Verborum. 419 pages. Volume II contains commentaries on all 16 satires, 603 pages; and the Flacci Satirae VI (pages 607-733). Spines are brittle and damaged and have considerable areas of loss, boards are rubbed, internal binding is sound, significant foxing on prelims., clean pages. 2-volume set (complete). Text is in Latin. No dust jacket, as published. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 1-2kg. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 04213110097. All our books are sent by tracked mail. This book is heavier than 1kg, and may incur additional shipping charges.

Hardcover. In -pt.8° (17 x 11 cm). Demi-toile brune avec pièces de titre decolorée et avec coins en toile. 184 pp. avec preface et notes (100 pp.), une gravure de titre de I.R.Holzhalb après S.H. Grimm, 6 vignettes de Holzhalb et C.G. Guttenberg. Les pages richement ornées avec illustr. en tete, au fin et initiales. Les tranches rouge, petit nom en encre vieille sur la gravure de titre et une notice de 1838 sur la page de garde, le papier un peu tacheté. En bon état. --- Kl.-8° (17 x 11 cm). Brauner Halbleinenband der Zeit mit verblasstem Rückenschild und -titel, mit Leinenecken. 184 Seiten mit Vorwort und Notes ( 100 Seiten). Mit einem Titelkupfer von I. R. Holzhalb nach S. H. Grimm, 3 gestochenen Vignetten von Holzhalb und 3 gestoch. Vign. Von C. G. Guttenberg sowie reichem Buchschmuck (Kopfleisten, Initialen, Schluss-Stücken). Dreiseitenrotschnitt. Kleiner hs. Namenszug in alter Tinte auf dem Kupfertitelblatt. 7zeiliger hs. Eintrag in alter Tinte von 1838 auf dem Vorsatz. Die ersten und letzten Blätter etwas braunfleckig, der Textbereich wenig betroffen, auch sonst im Innenbereich nur vereinzelt fleckig. Durchaus gutes Expl. -- Bitte Portokosten außerhalb EU erfragen! / Please ask for postage costs outside EU! / S ' il vous plait demander des frais de port en dehors de l ' UE! // Bitte beachten Sie auch unsere Fotos! / Please also note our photos! / Veuillez noter nos photos -- Genießen Sie den Jahresanfang mit unterhaltender Lektüre! - Bei uns finden Sie das richtige Geschenk! -- Wir kaufen Ihre werthaltigen Bücher! K14482.

Plena piel. Condición: Bien. Encuadernación posterior a la época del libro en plena piel con sellos dorados en ámbas cubiertas en buen estado, formato 8*13 cm. 119 p. portada grabada. con un par de anotaciones a plumilla. Buen estado general.

In 8° antico, legatura in mezza pelle con titoli su tassello. Pp. XLVIII+ 232 con tavola allegorica in antiporta e frontespizio ornato, minime toccature alla legatura.

Couverture rigide. Condición: Moyen. JUVENAL Decii junii Juvenalis et auli Persii satyræ.Interpretatione, ac Notis illustrauit J. Juvencius.Rotomagi, 1721, in-12, rel. pl. vélin, exempl. en partie déboîté. 160 gr.

Full-Leather. Condición: Very Good. [xliv] 525 [93] 112 [18]pp, title red and black, contemporary calf, rebacked, spine gilt decorated in compartments with red morocco label, corners bumped, 8vo (19x30cm).

Volume: 1 18x11 cm., coeva legatura in piena pelle rigida, 5 nervi, titoli in oro su tasselli in cornice oro, stupendo e ricco frontespizio figurato, pp. (14), 604 (42), (+4 pagine bianche complete di appunti manoscritti relativi e leggibili); carta ancora sonante e ben conservata,; capilettera, testatine, finalini, xilografici; legatura, tagli e pagine con normali segni d'uso e tempo, alcune con piccole gore, macchie, velature più evidenti, margine superiore leggermente più piccolo, raro e piccolo foro di tarlo sul margine interno, s.d., note e indice su due colonne, stranamente sui margini di quasi tutte le pagine testo figurano cifre di numerazione varie inspiegabili, perchè la numerazione è regolare; scarabocchi e annotazioni sulle ultime pagine bianche, edizione in lingua latina, ottime condizioni.

Condición: Good / Bien. Amsterodami: Typis Danielis Elzevirii, Sumptibus Societatis, 1671.- 119 p.: Portada in frontis bellamente grabada al cobre; 8º minúsculo (12,2 x 6,5 cm); Cinta separadora de lectura; Sign. A-G8, H4; Texto en latín; Plena Piel (siglo XVIII), lomo con 4 nervios, tapas con filetes en seco recuadrando con flores en seco estampadas en las esquinas, cantos con rueda en seco, cortes jaspeados en tonos granates, tras la tapa anterior lleva pegado un ex-libris grabado al cobre de la "Bibliothèque du Chateau de Chamagnieu.- Bonita edición en miniatura. Libro en latín GRECIA Y ROMA, FILOLOGÍA CLASICA.

Leather Bound. Thick 8vo. The text encompasses 525 pages, but the index is unpaginated. Bound-in after this is the 'Satyrarum' (Satirarum) of the 1st century AD Roman satiric poet Auli Persii Flacci (Aulus Persius Flaccus); in six books of 112 pages with an unpaginated index at end. Text throughout is in Latin. All pages clean, although there is some rippling. One small burn hole (?) to front cover, usual staining to vellum, although less than might otherwise be expected. Binding is good, although front hinge starting. Overall, a good, to good plus, copy. This is a new edition ('Editio Nova'), with commentaries, a life of Juvenal, and a bibliography of various editions. Decimus Junius Juvenalis, known in English as Juvenal, was a Roman poet (1st to 2nd century AD), who wrote a series of poems which, together, are called the 'Satires' ('Satyrae'). He wrote at least 16 poems in dactylic hexameter form, which were divided between five books, and which covered many, if not most, aspects of life in pagan Rome. There is no complete list of Juvenal's manuscripts but at least 500 medieval copies are known to exist. This copy is bound in vellum with an elaborate device embossed in gilt on the front board. As was the practice then, the spine is hand-lettered with the title, year, and showing was appears to be a Roman soldier, flanked by two maidens in front of whom kneels a satyr. All 16 of the poems are present, followed by a comprehensive index.

Hardcover. Condición: fair to vg. Editio novissima (New edition). Quarto (10 1/2 x 8"). [34], 980, [68]pp; [12], 214, [16]pp. Contemporary full morocco, with gold lettering and tooling to spine. Raised bands. Additional engraved title by Joseph Mulder, after a drawing by Jan Goeree. Title page in red and black lettering. Publisher's device on title. Decorative woodcut initials and tailpieces. The Satires are a collection of 16 satirical poems by the Latin author Juvenal written in the early 2nd centuries AD. Juvenal is credited with sixteen known poems divided among five books; all are in the Roman genre of satire, which, at its most basic in the time of the author, comprised a wide-ranging discussion of society and social mores in dactylic hexameter. This work is a reprint of the much desired 1685 Utrecht edition containing the Satires of both Juvenal and Persius, as well as commentaries and notes by some of the most renowned scholars. Juvenal's satiric poems deal mainly with life in Rome under the much-dreaded emperor Domitian and his more humane successors Nerva (96-98), Trajan (98-117), and Hadrian (117-138). They were published at intervals in five separate books. Book One, containing Satires 1-5, views in retrospect the horrors of Domitian's tyrannical reign and was issued between 100 and 110. (The historian Tacitus, a contemporary of Juvenal, was also embittered by the suspicion and fear of that epoch.) Book Two, the single, enormous Satire 6, contains topical references to the year 115. The third Book, with Satires 7, 8, and 9, opens with praise of an emperor - surely Hadrian, who endowed a literary institute to assist deserving authors - whose generosity makes him the sole hope of literature. There is no datable allusion in Book Four, which comprises Satires 10-12. Book Five, made up of Satires 13, 14, 15, and 16, has two clear references to the year 127. The Satires attack two main themes: the corruption of society in the city of Rome and the follies and brutalities of mankind. (For more information, see: Anderson, William S. "Essays on Roman Satire" (1982), Princeton: Princeton University Press; Courtney, E. "A Commentary of the Satires of Juvenal" (1980), London: Athlone Press). This work is illustrated throughout with 11 full-page engravings (12 with the additional title), and includes the "Vita Iuvenalis" (Life of Juvenal) written by Gaius Suetonius Tranquillus, Johannes Britannicus' commentary on Juvenal's satires (first published in 1501), selective notes by Heinrich Christian von Henning, as well as contributions by Theodore Pulmann, Pierre Pitou, Nicolas Rigalti, and Domizio Calderini. The last section of the book contains Persius' Satires. Aulus Persius Flaccus (Persius) (34-62), was a Roman poet and satirist of Etruscan origin. His satires are composed in hexameters, except for the scazons of the short prologue. The first satire censures the literary tastes of the day as a reflection of the decadence of the national morals. The remaining satires handle in order, (2) the question as to what we may justly ask of the gods (cf. Second Alcibiades), (3) the importance of having a definite aim in life, (4) the necessity of self-knowledge for public men (cf. Plato's First Alcibiades), (5) the Stoic doctrine of liberty (introduced by generous allusions to Cornutus' teaching), and (6) the proper use of money. Includes a life of Persius, as well as Isaac Casaubon's Prolegomenon and commentary to the author's Satires. Binding rubbed along edges and covers, with some abrasion to leather. Head and tail of spine chipped. Sporadic minor to moderate foxing and age-toning throughout. Text in Latin, with some Greek. Binding in overall fair, interior in good+ to very good condition.

Full Calf. Condición: Good. Reprint. [32], 402, [14], 214pp, [12]; [6], 409-980pp, [68]. Full speckled calf, raised bands, spines in six panels, morocco title label to second panel, volume label to third, remaining panels with a triple fillet border, lozenge shaped centre piece and leaf corner pieces in gilt and gilt roll to board edges. Spine ends chipped with loss, lacking end bands, outer joints split but holding well, corners bumped and worn, scrape with loss to leather on lower cover of volume two. Internally some light dust staining, but generally fairly clean, bottom corner missing of Ii4 (not affecting text), and (X4) is absent, but the catchword is correct. In the second volume Cccc is missing bottom corner (not affecting text). With ten full-page engravings in Juvenal, and two in Persius. Title in red and black, previous owners' (Falle) book plate to front pastedowns. This is a reprint of the 1685 Utrecht edition, expanded with a new frontispiece (Dibdin), Brunet calls it 'tres-estimee'. Brunet III:631 Size: 4to.

Couverture souple. Condición: Bon. Très bonne édition des Satires de Juvénal en latin, imprimée en caractères italiques). Reliure vélin crème d'époque à recouvrements, encadrement d'un double filet à froid sur les plats, titre calligraphié sur le dos. 20x16,5 cm), pp. 228+23+272 (index)+54(index). (nom d'un ancien possesseur du livre découpé sur la page de titre, traces de décollage d'un ex-libris à l'intérieur du premier plat, restes de lacets en tissu, papier bruni et vélin un peu taché, mais malgré tout bon exemplaire dans une reliure bien conservée.

Rilegato. Condición: buone condizioni. LEGATURA SOLIDA IN TUTTA PERGAMENA CON TITOLO CALLIGRAFICO AL DORSO - PP. (16) 644 (42)- AL FRONTESPIZIO INCISIONE A TUTTA PAGINA DI REINIER VAN PERSIJN - TESTO IN CORSIVO CON NOTE A PIE' DI PAGINA SU DUE COLONNE - ALLA FINE DEL TESTO PONDEROSO INDEX RERUM AC VERBORUM LOCUPLETISSIMUS TAM IN JUVENALEM QUAM PERSIUM - BRUNITURE E FIORITURE AD ALCUNE PAGINE MA TESTO SEMPRE PERFETTAMENTE LEGGIBILE.

12° (15 x 8 cm), gest. Titel, 189,1 S., 1 Bl., Lederband mit goldgepr. Rücken. + + + Achtung: Für unsere Kunden in Deutschland erfolgt der Versand in der Regel verzollt vierzehntäglich ab Deutschland. + Bankverbindung in Deutschland vorhanden. + Bitte fragen Sie uns an. Danke + + +.

Contemporary polished calf. Condición: Very Good. Abraham de Blois Ilustrador. Reprint. 16mo. Pp. [2], 3-119, [3]. Text in Latin. Title page engraved by Abraham de Blois. Marbled endpapers. Edges dyed red. In full dark brown polished calf bordered in blind, five raised bands on spine. Two ownership names in ink; an inked circle in the middle of the title page. Withal, a solid, presentable copy. With the ownership names of Thomas Lear Strode (1787-1817) on the front free endpaper, he of Devon lineage that used Newnham Park as their family seat, and Henry William Soltau ("H. W. Soltau 1822") 1805-1875) on the title page; he was a published biblical scholar of some renown.The tight, rhetorical vitriol and invective of Juvenal's dactylic hexameter is presented here in a charming pocket edition a la Elzevir.

Couverture rigide. Condición: Assez bon. Junii Juvenalis (Juvénal) & Auli Persii (Perse) Flacii Satyræ, Cum Veteris Scholiastæ, & Variorum Commentariis. Editio nova. Henricum Wetstenium, 1684. Format : 20/12. 525 + 87 (index) + 112 + 18 (index). Rare. Couverture veau foncé d'époque restauré aux coins, manque la pièce de titre coiffes usées intérieur bon état.

Condición: Very Good. Londini [London]: Excudebat Carolus Whittingham / Chiswick, 1845. Quarto. Unpaginated. Bound by Riviere in full brown morocco; front and rear board and spine decorated in gilt; five raised bands; gilt turn-ins; marbled endpapers; all edges gilt; ribbon; each page of text with decorative red border. Preliminary leaf with a printed presentation from E.C. Hawtrey, the headmaster of Eton, completed by hand with the name of the recipient, Wynne, and the date 1849 Light wear to edges and joints; corners bumped; general scuffing. Binding sound. Armorial bookplate of Liberal Tory politician Charles Arthur Wynne Finch to front pastedown; ownership inscriptions from 1960s to preliminary leaf in pencil; occasional smudging; overall a Very Good and handsome copy of the Roman poets' works.

Bernae, Walthardi, 1765 ; in-8, 184 pp., reliure plein veau, dos lisse orné (traces de restauration ancienne). Édition imprimée à Berne, bilingue (latine et français) des "Satyres" de Perse. Perse, originaire d'une famille noble de la Rome du Ier siècle après J.-C., est un stoïcien. A Rome, il a fréquenté : Cornutus, Sénèque et Lucain. Nombreuses vignettes et gravures in texte (d'après l'antiquité). Bon état.

Condición: Good. Lutetiae 1601 Apud Claudium Morellum via Iacobaea ad insigne Fontis. Eli Vineti Praefatio & Annotationes in easdem. P. Pithoei IC variae lectiones & notae ad veteres glossas. Theodori Marcilii Professoris Eloquentiae Regii Emendationes & Commentarius. Accesserunt Indices rerum & verborum quae in satyris & commentariis. In Latin. Sm.4to., title page with small vignette, 155p. (9p. memorabilia in notationibus), full contemporary vellum. Halfpage of contemporary ink notation on front blank end paper. Good plus, a few small stains in text, some curling of vellum on side board edges. No signatures or ownership stamps. Hard-to-find in such nice condition as this copy is. Pictures available on request.