histoire commerce navigation anciens édition de huet (11 resultados)

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Couverture rigide. Condición: Bon. HUET M. Histoire du Commerce et de la Navigation des Anciens. Troisième édition, revue. Paris, Chez Antoine-Urbain Coustelier, 1727. Un volume in-8 relié plein veau marbré, 17ff.n.c. (page de titre, Table des Chapitres)-400 pp.-35 ff.n.c. (Table des Matières), dos orné de fleurons doré, tranches marbrées, reliure usagée, coins émoussés, intérieur frais, mouillure claire à un coin sur une 50 pp. environ.

Couverture rigide. Condición: Bon. in 12, de 16ff. 400pp. & 35ff. de table 1f. bl., pl. veau marbré époque, dos lisse orné, Bel exemplaire. (Ex-libris XIXe G. Vanel) 3e édition. La première semble dater de 1716, car celle de 1703 Polak n'est pas connue de Quérard France littéraire ni du cat. CCFR, et les autres bibliographies donnent la date de 1716 comme étant l'originale. Origine du commerce, trafic par argent et par échanges, commerce de mer, Ismaëlites et Madianites, Egyptiens, Phéniciens, Indiens, Chinois, Perses, Arabes, Ethiopiens, Carthaginois, Grecs, Romains, Angleterre, Gaules, Espagne, Allemagne, Scandinavie, Moscovie, Italie, routes maritimes, piraterie etc. « Pierre-Daniel Huet composa ce livre à la sollicitation de Colbert. Il y a inséré beaucoup de digressions curieuses et savantes. Peut-être l'évêque d'Avranches n'a-t-il pas mis la dernière main à cet ouvrage. On en a jugé nommément par le style, moins châtié que dans les autres productions du même auteur » (Michaud) - Polak, 4540 - Kress, 6110 - Einaudi, 2952 (édition de 1727) - Quérard Fr. litt. IV-153.

Leather. Condición: Very Good Indeed. None Ilustrador. A very scarce work of French history by the scholar and churchman Pierre Daniel Huet. A lovely example of this work ancient history, extensively compiled and written by Huet. Third edition. In the original French. Rebacked with the boards preserved. With an attractive spine with a calf spine label. A very scarce work. This being a history of trade and the navigation and travel of ancient civilisations. A fascinating look into the history of trade and commerce, with a discussion of trade from ancient Egypt to the ancient civilisations such as Phoenicia. A comprehensive work this volume offers a delightful insight into the movement of people and goods throughout history. Written by the French churchman and scholar Pierre Daniel Huet. Serving as the Bishop of both Soissons and Avranches. With the ex-libris bookplate to the front pastedown that reads 'Ex Libris Coll - Stonyhurst. 1810'. Rebacked with boards preserved. In a full calf binding. Externally rubbed to the head and tail of the spine and also to the extremities. Evidence of worming to the original boards, which appears to have happened before the work had been rebacked. Light age toning to the front and rear pastedown and endpapers. With a bookplate to the front pastedown. Internally firmly bound. Pages are bright and generally clean. Very Good Indeed. book.

1 vol in-12° (196 x 132 mm) de: [12] ff. (titre, avertissement, table, approbation, privilège), 446 pp. ; [25] ff. (table). Ex-libris: "J.L. Weir". Plein veau havane, dos lisse orné, pièce de titre en maroquin rouge, encadrement de filet doré sur les plats. Seconde édition de cet ouvrage sur l'histoire du commerce et de la navigation des anciens dû à Pierre-Daniel Huet (1630-1721), philosophe, théologien et érudit français. Évêque de Soissons, d'Avranches et membre de l'Académie française, Huet composa ce traité publié à partir de 1716 (édition originale de la même année) à la demande de Jean-Baptiste Colbert, ministre, Secrétaire d'Etat de la Marine et Intendant Général du Commerce et de la Navigation du royaume de France sous Louis XIV, pour éclairer sa politique commerciale. L'ouvrage fait ainsi état des pratiques commerciales et de la navigation de nombreux peuples à travers l'histoire dont: "trafic des ismaélites", "commerce de mer, les plus anciens navigateurs sont les égyptiens, les phéniciens", "Commerce des anciens indiens", "Commerce par mer des anciens chinois", "Commerce des anciens arabes", "Commerce des grecs avant Alexandre", "Commerce et navigation des romains [.]", "Commerce d'Angleterre", "Commerce d'Espagne, "Commerce d'Allemagne" etc. Bel exemplaire.

Paris, Coustelier, 1716. 12 Bl., 446 S., 25 Bl. Pappband d. späten 19. Jahrhunderts (Rücken fehlt). Leicht gebräunt, wenige alte Anstreichungen in Tinte. Titel verso mit Stempel eines Jesuitenkollegs.

8vo. (XXIV),446,(50 index) p. Old marbled boards. 17 cm (Ref: Sandys 2,292/3) (Details: Margins uncut, woodcut illustration on the title) (Condition: Binding worn. Back faded. 2 old paper labels on the back. Library stamp on the title) (Note: The French cleric and scholar Pierre Daniel Huet, 1630-1721, was coadjutor in the tuition of the Grand Dauphin, the son of Louis XIV, future king. He was also general editor and organiser of the wellknown series of Delphin Classics. Among patrologists he is best known for his edition in 1668 in Rouen of Origenes' 'Commentaria in Sacras Scripturas'. In the preface to this history of ancient commerce Huet explains that it was commissioned by 'monsieur Colbert, ministre et sécretaire d'état'. Il ne falloit pas, Monsieur, une autorité moindre que la vôtre, pour me faire quitter les autres études qui m'occupent (.) pour en entreprendre une autre si differente , & vous rapporter l'Histoire du Commerce & de la Navigation des Anciens'. Colbert did so, Huet tells, in his quality of 'Intendant general du Commerce & de la Navigation de ce (France) Royaume'. (Préface p. 1/2) Colbert, 1619-1683, who was a kind of minister of Finance, improved the state of French manufacturing and brought the economy back from the brink of bankruptcy, during the rule of king Louis XIV, who fought many expensive wars. Colbert succeeded in creating a favourable balance of trade, and in increasing France's colonial holdings. Colbert saw that if his country wanted to compete with the Dutch Republic and England, he had to promote French industry and commerce. He worked 'to ensure that the French East India Company had access to foreign markets, so that they could always obtain coffee, cotton, dyewoods, fur, pepper, and sugar. In addition, Colbert founded the French merchant marine'. (Wikipedia) Colbert died in 1683, and Huet's histoire was only published in 1716, 33 years after his death, by the Parisian publisher François Fournier, who owned, according to the 'Extrait du Privilege du Roy' the right to print this title. He apparantly gave his colleague Antoine-Urbaine Coustelier permission to publish another edition. At the end of the 'Privilège du Roy' has been added 'Imprimé pour la seconde fois, le 1. Sept. 1716'. (p. b4 verso) In the 'avertissement du libraire' immediately after the title, the publisher confesses that monsieur Huet, then 86 years old, thought this work 'si peu convenable à son âge, & à la profession', that he wanted it rather to lay buried in dust on the shelves in his 'cabinet' than publish it. It was only after the prayers of his friends, lovers of literature and supporters of the interest of the state, that he gave permission to publish this work of his youth. (p. a1 recto & verso) Huet apparantly took the trouble to revise his work and prepare it for an second edition. It was a success. It was reissued in France in 1727 and 1763, translated into English (1717), German (1763 & 1775) and Italian (1737)) (Provenance: Stamp on the title: 'Ex bibliotheca Comit. de Krassow-Divitz'. This book probably comes from the library of Karl Reinhard Adolph Graf von Krassow, 1812-1892. There may however be other members of this noble family who once owned this book) (Collation: a8, b4; A-2H8) (Photographs on request) 500 gr.