Rhenanus beatus (132 resultados)

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. First Harper Edition. 1965 Trade PB. 1st Harper Edition. 201 pgs. Light tanning. Cover has slight shelf wear. Interior has no marks, clean text & tight binding. Selections from Erasmus' writings & first biography by his friend Beatus Rhenanus.

202pp. Illustrated in black & white. Edited & translated by John C. Olin. Light cover wear, spine scored, introduction has light underlining/marginalia in pencil: VG-.

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. 110 PP. GERMAN BOOK. FULL TITLE: DAS LEBEN DES JOHANNES GEILER VON KAYSBERSBERG, UNTER MITARBEIT VON DIETER MERTENS. EINGELEITET, KOMMENTIERT UND HERAUSGEGEBEN VON OTTO HERDING. DUST JACKET IN GOOD CONDITION, SOME SLIGHT TEARS AND FOLING ALONG EDGES OR CORNERS. RED HARDCOVER WITH BLACK LETTERING SHOWS LITTLE TO NO INDICATIONS OF WEAR. BINDING IS TIGHT. SOME SCRIBBLES ON FRONT ENDPAPER. TEXT BLOCK OTHERWISE CLEAR AND UNMARKED THROUGHOUT.…

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Later. Very good Hardcover has no dust jacket name inked on end page, text edges smudged.

87 S. Abb. brosch sehr guter Zustand.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Hardcover. Condición: Gut bis sehr gut. 1. Auflage. 187 Seiten, Original-Leinen. -Erste Ausgabe. Gutes Exemplar.

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Original cloth, dustjacket. 110,(2) pp.; 24.5x17.5 cm. "Jacobi Wimpfelingi Opera Selecta II,1". Text in German / Deutsch. - (ticket on spine dust-jacket and on spine cloth, stamp on endpaper and title page) Although very good, see picture 340g.

8° , gebundene Ausgabe. Condición: Gut. 160 Seiten, Ohne Schutzumschlag, Einband mit kleineren Gebrauchsspren, Vorsätze und Titel etwas stockfleckig, Zustand gut Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 360.

HRD. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

HRD. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

No Binding. Condición: Very Good. A splendid antique engraved portrait. Mounted and ready to frame. This is an excellent opportunity to purchase an very decorative and attractive antique portrait.

Gr.8°; d'roter OLnbd. mit goldgepr. Deckel- und Rückentitel; (XXIV) 700 Seiten (= Nachdruck der Ausgabe Leipzig 1886). Lateinischer Text mit deutschen Anmerkungen. - Sehr sauberes Exemplar.

Paperback. Condición: New. Print on Demand. This book comprises letters exchanged between the German humanist Beatus Rhenanus and a network of scholars, friends, and colleagues, offering glimpses into the world of scholarship, education, and religious debate during the early Reformation era. As a close associate of Erasmus of Rotterdam, Rhenanus's letters reveal his central position within the humanist movement while illuminating the intellectual and social landscape of early 16th-century Europe. The letters reflect the humanist drive to revive classical learning and promote religious and intellectual reform. They also provide insights into the challenges faced by scholars during a period of significant religious and political upheaval. This book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of humanism, the Reformation, and the intellectual culture of Renaissance Europe. It sheds light on the scholarly networks, educational practices, and religious debates that shaped the intellectual landscape of the time. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item.…

Condición: New.

gr.-8vo. 110 S. Orig.-Leinwand mit Schutzumschlag. (= Jacobi Wimpfelingi opera selcta II,1). BK 11/16. Schutzumschlag etwas angestaubt und mit kleinem Einriss am oberen Rand, Vorsätze etwas nachgedunkelt, innen sehr gut erhalten. 329 g.

Nice copy of this first edition thus - A Facsimile of the 1886 edition. Correspondence from Beatus Rhenanus. Collected and edited by Adalbert Horawitz and Karl Hartfelder. Red cloth with black label to spine. Gilt titles. Very good clean condition. Frontis portrait of Rhenanus. Very slight cracking to the top edge of the spine to the title page. Very small stamp to ffep showing this was a publisher's archive example. XXIV, 700 pages. 240 by 170mm (9½ by 6¾ inches). .…

Condición: New. In English.

700 S., Anhang, OLn., Gr.-8*. Sauberer Leinenband. 69 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 1000.

Gr. 8°, 110 Seiten. Orig.Leinen mit OSU. = Jacobi Wimpfelingi Opera Select; Bd. II, 1. Der Text in Latein. Mit Fußnoten, Bibliographie und Register. - Schutzumschlag gering fleckig und mit winzigen Randeinrissen. Einband minimal bestoßen, Kopfschnitt stockfleckig, Widmung auf Vorsatz.

700 Seiten. Einband etwas berieben; Schnitt leichte Lagerungsspuren, sonst sehr gut erhalten. Abgleich des Titelbildes bitte bei nika-books. 9789060041420 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 1700 Gr.-8°, Gebundene Leinen-Ausgabe.

Gr- 8°. CLXIII, 941 pp. Original cloth with title to spine and cover Studia humanitatis Rhenana, 3. Vol. 1. 1506-1517. Self-contained volume, texts in Latin with Greek passages, translation into French, commentary etc. - Fine, very slightly rubbed, clean inside. Half-title with a dedication from the editor Hirstein for a German scholar.…

XXIV, 700 S. und 1 Titelbild, sehr gut erhaltenes Exemplar, Text in Latein mit deutschen Anmerkungen / very fine, text in Latin with German annotations, la Gewicht in Gramm: 1300 Gr.-8°., Original-Leinen / original hardcover.

In later paper wrappers. Second, enlarged edition. Second, enlarged edition. In later paper wrappers. 60 p. A scarce early Estienne university textbook on Aristotelian ethics from the circle of Jacques Lefèvre d'Étaples, containing Beatus Rhenanus' earliest recorded original printed contribution. This revised and enlarged edition of Jacques Lefèvre d'Étaples' (c. 1455-1536) Artificialis introductio presents the leading French humanist's concise introduction to Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics, prepared for university instruction. First published in 1502, the work occupies an important place in the history of printing, as that edition was the earliest surviving book to bear the name of Henri Estienne I in its imprint, inaugurating the long collaboration between Lefèvre and the Estienne press. Between 1502 and 1511, more than half of Henri Estienne's editions were devoted to Lefèvre's educational programme. The present edition includes the commentary of Josse Clichtove (1472-1543), Lefèvre's pupil and principal collaborator. The edition contains what appears to be Beatus Rhenanus' (1485-1547) earliest recorded original printed contribution: his signed address to the reader, Beatus Rhenanus lectori bene agere, introducing the work in two elegiac distichs. According to the bibliographies of Horawitz and Knod, Rhenanus' only earlier recorded appearance in print was as one of the scholars participating in the recognitio of Lefèvre's Contenta (1505). Produced during the formative years of the collaboration between Jacques Lefèvre d'Étaples and the Estienne press, the volume exemplifies the new generation of Parisian university textbooks that combined concise exposition with learned commentary for the teaching of Aristotelian philosophy. The present copy preserves contemporary scholarly annotations, documenting its early academic use. The edition is also scarce on the market: RBH records only a single copy offered at auction during the past century, appearing in a sammelband of four early Aristotelian works by Lefèvre (Sotheby's, 1995). . A few small stains and occasional light soiling, some browning minor marginal wear. Contemporary scholarly marginalia and annotations, underlines concentrated on the opening leaves, with occasional notes elsewhere in the text. Final leaf with early pen trials, calligraphic flourishes, ownership inscriptions, and a short contemporary vernacular note. Overall in fine condition. …

Published in the year of Erasmus' death, this Paris edition contains a fine and heartfelt obituary written by his friend and admirer Friedrich Nausea (1496-1552), Bishop of Vienna. Nausea was a leading figure in the irenic movement at the imperial court, seeking reconciliation and reform within the Church rather than division.Nausea vents both his grief and his admiration, attributing a divine mission and even Christ-like qualities to Erasmus. This eulogy reflects the profound esteem in which Erasmus was held by his circle of humanist contemporaries. Though Nausea insists that no man should be called beatus (blessed) in his lifetime, he suggests that after Erasmus' passing, the Pope and the cardinals alike ought to have proclaimed him a saint, a model of poverty, chastity, and temperance.Appended to the obituary is the celebrated biography of Erasmus by Beatus Rhenanus (1485-1547), written in the form of a letter (Epistola ad Archiepiscopum Coloniensem). Rhenanus was a German humanist scholar and one of Erasmus' most trusted friends. He had lived and worked with Erasmus in Basel and was responsible for editing several of his works, including the Epistolae. This letter remains one of the most intimate and authoritative contemporary accounts of Erasmus life.With some underlining in the text, and an old annotation, by a reader reflecting on themes of birth, virtue, and ancestry, on the verso of the otherwise blank leaf C7, the bottom half of the leaf is lacking. The binding shows slight signs of wear along the extremities, slightly browned throughout. Otherwise in good condition.l Inventaire chronologique des editions Parisiennes du XVIe siecle V, 255; USTC 185743 (lost book); Worldcat 248142207 (5 or 6 copies); not in De Reuck; Vander Haeghen; cf. (1537 Paris ed.) USTC 182203 (6 copies). Modern, marbled paper boards, with a brown morocco label lettered in gold on the spine. With Wechel's woodcut device on the title page and 3 woodcut decorated initials. Pages: [23], [2 blank] ll.…

First edition, 4to, Gothic letter, [26], [252], [6]ff, 2 woodcuts (includes the woodcut of the Ship of Fools on the title), contemporaneous manuscript on A1-2, E4, G3-4, title-page lower gutter starting to split, some pages irregularly trimmed, with some edges uncut, some toning in places, occasional foxed spot, a handful of small repaired tears to fore-margins only, wormhole/holes to fore-margin throughout, both points of condition never affecting text, the fore-edge with traces of contemporaneous 16th c ink lettering, nineteenth-century vellum over boards, lettered in gilt, title and colophon leaves with Croydon Public Libraries stamps, somewhat erased on the former. The scarce first edition of Johann Geiler von Kaiserberg's thirty-seven sermons delivered at Strassburg from 1501 to 1502, influenced by Sebastian Brandt's Narrenschiff (Ship of Fools), in which he comments and satirises the follies and vices of his day. One of the sermons deals with libraries and book collectors, making mention, among other things, of Richard de Bury's 'Philobiblon.' This edition precedes the 1511 edition, better known for its greater number of woodcuts. STC 335; Adams, G 315. …

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. Quarto, overall 20.5 x 16 cm (8-1/16 x 6-5/16 in.), the pages 19.7 x 15.2 cm (7-3/4 x 6 in.). Covered in contemporary limp wrappers crafted from top portion of medieval vellum folio of rubricated double-column semi-quadratic Gothic script (3-1/2 columns with top 18 lines over 15.5 cm, width of leaf 24.7 cm from gutter sewing stabs to one edge, columns 8 cm), portion of one leaf folded over as a fore-edge flap, interior of flap faced with top recto portion of one column of an early double-column printed and rubricated paper leaf (columns 8 cm, 37 partial lines over 17 cm). Spine with two raised bands, pasted paper number label at top. Blank pastedown rear; front pastedown entirely covered by pasted paper Troilo armorial bookplate. Three separate early inscriptions, on front free endleaf recto, Regius title and rear free endleaf verso. Four pages with neat minuscule marginalia and underlining in old brown ink at beginning of Pomponius. Old mold spotting commencing in quire H of Pomponius and continuing to end; 5 mm wormhole in rear cover, 20 mm wormhole in rear binder s blank, diminishing and disappearing in quire M of Pomponius; minor toning and spotting of pages passim; covers soiled, rubbed and edge-worn; edge splitting at bottom of front cover and at top and bottom of spine. Else in very good condition for its age and evident shelf use. Collates: Regius: 100 (of 102) ll. in fours [Variant A, as at New College, Oxford, BCNR, SBB, ThULB and Paris-Mazarine, without the presumably after-issued Errata B1r and B2r]; Pomponius: [2], LXVII, [1] ll. (complete); [1 l.] + [1 l.] binder s blank front and rear. Provenance: 1. inscription dated 1566 "To G[.] Zerda[gelius?] Manu propria | D.D.D.D. [Donum Dat Dicat Dedicat] | Joa: Zerda[gelius?]" front free endleaf recto; 2. inscription in a different hand (for or by one of the foregoing to the other), dated "20 [inserted sketch of (?) fox head] Septembris | 15 E. 67" over initials "z[er]. G. I. M-E. Z" ["E" in the year and "M-E." below probably "Egregiae Memoriae"], over "Joannes Zerda[gelius?], Ungarus Natione | Manu propria," followed by three distinct verses "Qui Nescit pati, Nescit Dominari. (Hungarian axiom)" | "Omnis homo Mendax, Solus deus Verax." (cf. Ps. CXV, 2; Rom. 3:4) | "Si deus est A[ni]mus, Nobis vt Carmina dicunt." (incipit Cato major); 3. Franciscus Godefridus Troilo in Lessot ("Sac. Caes. Mtis. Consiliarius") (Franz Gottfried Troilo von Lessoth, 1583-1648), his large woodcut armorial bookplate inside front cover; 4. [probably to Julius Heinrich, Duke of Saxe-Lauenburg (1586-1665), father of] 5. [Maria Benigna Francisca of Saxe-Lauenburg (1635-1701), m. Ottavio Piccolomini, 1st Duke of Amalfi (1599-1656), by descent]; 6. by whom bequeathed to the Scholarum Piarum in Schlackenwerth, Bohemia: "Ex libris Principissa[e] Piccolominia[e] Bibliotheca[e] Slacoverdensis Scholaru[m] Piaru[m]" [inscription on Regius title]; 7. [from the Scholarum Piarum (Piaristenkloster Maria Treu), disbanded in 1876, probably to Stadtbibliothek Schlackenwerth, Ostrov until 1910]; 8. [then probably dispersed by Gilhofer und Ranschburg, Wien]; 9. George Parker Winship (1871-1952, librarian of the John Carter Brown and Widener Libraries), and by descent through his grandchildren. The first two inscriptions, evidently a 1566 gift inscription and 1567 memorial inscription, have an emphatic Hungarian nexus. The bifolium cover is not mere waste but a carefully fitted binding, a perception reinforced by the two-column printed and rubricated paper leaf neatly pasted on the reverse of the vellum, bare on the fore-end flap, else covered carefully with a blank pastedown. In the first column of the leaf covering the front an invocation of Mary Magdalene is followed by an introit to Saint Apollinaris, fixing the text in the Proper of the Saints for July 22 and 23. Purely speculatively, the parent breviary may descend from a chapter of an Apollinaire church dependent on Vladislaus II of Hungary circa 1500.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Briefwechsel des Beatus Rhenanus | Beatus Rhenanus (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | 732 S. | Deutsch | 2017 | hansebooks | EAN 9783744643795 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Hansebooks GmbH, Trakehner Weg 52, 22844 Norderstedt, gb[at]hansebooks[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.