- Pastedowns loose. Good copy.
= Geerebaert CXIV, 19; De Rynck/ Welkenhuysen, p. 237; Scheepers II, 336. Translations by J. Westerbaan, L. Schermer, L. Bake, P. Vlaming a.o.
ADDED: 2 others, i.a. J. VAN LODENSTEYN, Uytspanningen, Behelzende eenige stigtelyke liederen, verdeeld in vier deelen (Amst., 1769, 15th ed., engr. frontisp., scores, contemp. vellum, sm. 8vo).
- All vols. bookplate on upper pastedown and owner's stamp on frontisp.; vol.1 upper hinge weak; vol.6 first 5 lvs. sl. wormholed in lower blank margin. All vols. title/ vol. number in modern pen and ink at top of spine.
= Schweiger p.535; Dibdin p.168.
- First ±60 and last ±35 lvs. (sl.) waterst.; contemp. owner's entry on first blank. Rebacked w. use of orig. letterpiece.
= Geerebaert CXV, 3; Schweiger p.548.
- Lacks leaf *3 (probably a blank). The title-p. calls for a "konstighe platte forme der stadt Romen", not present in our copy nor in other copies we traced. Partly waterst. (worse at the end); inkstain on engr. title. Upper joint splitting at top; ties partly broken.
= Geerebaert CXV, e, note; Schweiger II, p.548. Title-edition of the edition published by C. Thomasz. in Deventer, 1646. Very rare edition, only 1 copy in JAP 1970-2008.
BOUND WITH: Fenacolius, J.L. [= J. Vennekool]. Corte historische aenteykeninghen, van de Oude forme ende wijse des Allergrootmachtighste ende Wijdt-uyt-gebreydenste Romeynsche Republijcke (...). Deventer, C. Thomasz., 1645, 23 lvs.
- Sl. yellowed; bookplate on verso first blank; contemp. owner's entry on title-p. and annots. in contemp. pen on prelim. lvs. Vellum sl. dustsoiled.
= Schweiger p.574; Dibdin II, p.200-201.
- Lacks Verklaaringe der titelplaat; sl. yellowed.
= From the library of book trader and publisher A.J.C. van Seters (1885-1968), w. his bookplate on upper pastedown. Cf. Landwehr, Romeyn de Hooghe as Bookillustrator 96; Schweiger p.580 (on the 1st ed., Amst. 1701).
- Lacks first free endpaper; traces of ticket on upper pastedown; partly sl. waterst.; some annots. and underlining. Vellum sl. soiled.
= Schweiger p.598f.
Florus, L.A. Epitome Rerum Romanarum. Ed. C.A. Duker. Leyden, S. Luchtmans, 1744, 2 parts in 1 vol., (58),858[= 874],(120),39[= 47],(1)p., engr. frontisp., fold. map, full-p. ill., contemp. vellum.
- Vellum sl. stained/ soiled. = Schweiger p.363.
- Upper pastedown loosening; owner's entry on first free endpaper. A fine copy. = Schweiger p.611.
- Upper hinge vol. 2 weak and w. traces of sellotape; sl. fingersoiled.
= De Rynck/ Welkenhuysen p.273; Geerebaert CXXII, 26a, calling for 125 plates. The binder's index calls for 124 plates. Rare copy containing all (and several extra) plates. All other copies traced by us only have 15 plates. All plates bound in vol. 2, as a result of which this vol. is much more sizeable than the others. For this reason an extra title-p. (vol. 2, part 2) was issued, so the vol. might be split into 2 parts. This title bound at the end of vol. 3 in our set.
- Bookblock split; a few scattered library stamps; sl. wormholed in upper corner at the beginning; occas. sl. foxed/ yellowed. Binding sl. worn; letterpiece partly worn off; corners showing/ sl. dam.
= Cohen/ De Ricci p.768: "Magnifique ouvrage"; Geerebaert CXXII, 39; cat. Ovidius Herschapen 41.
- Occas. foxed and (sl.) yellowed. = Part 2 of Opera Omnia. Ed. N. Heinsius. Schweiger p.631.
AND 1 other in 3 vols.: Q. HORATIUS FLACCUS, (Opera). Ed. N.E. Lemaire (Paris, 1829-1831, contemp. (almost) unif. gilt green calf).
- A few lvs. stained (incl. the ills.); sm. owner's stamp on htitle; occas. trifle yellowed/ foxed. Binding sl. dam.; covers scratched.
= Brunet IV, p.285.
- Pastedowns loose(ning); (water)stained throughout. Vellum wrinkled, shrinking and loosening at turn-ins. Mediocre copy.
= Geerebaert CXXII,1i; De Rynck/ Welckenhuysen p.276; cat. Ovidius herschapen 14; Schweiger III, p.685; not in Muller, De Vries, Scheepers, Waller.
- Bookplate on upper pastedown; second part with occas. underlining and annots. in pencil. A good/ fine copy.
= Also contains: C. VAN MANDER, Uytbeeldingh der figuren: Vertoonende hoe de Heydenen hun Goden afgebeelt en onderscheyden hebben; hoe d'Egyptenaers hun verborge meyningen, met Dieren en andere dingen, te kennen gaven. Alles voor de Rijm-schrijvers en schilders seer nut (p.469-520, w. div. title w. imprint Rott., P. van Waesberge). Bibl. Belg. M96 note. Reprint of the edition of 1645. Rare edition.
- Hinges weak; last 38 lvs. sl. browned; lacks the prize. Upper joint split; lower joint split at foot; gilt on both covers faded; spine w. remnants of tape; binding soiled.
= Rare copy of this Greek-Latin ed. Brunet V, p.455; Schweiger p.224; Dibdin p.272f; Hoffman p.49; Spoelder 6.
- Binding sl. rubbed. Otherwise fine.
= The final part of the second work consists of EURIPIDES, Cyclops. Latin translation by Q.S. Florente. Schweiger p.710 and 717. Rare edition.
- Part 2 lacks prelim. text leaf (A1); occas. trifle yellowed. = Schweiger p.727.
- New endpapers; hinges strengthened; later owner's entry on verso first free endpaper. All edges of covers restored; joints rubbed.
= Schweiger p.723. The second part consists of notes on the Satyricon by J. Bosch, the third part is the Priapeia.
- Upper hinge sl. weak. Binding sl. worn; backstrip dam.
= The second issue of the first edition. Geerebaert CXXV,II; Landwehr F181; Fabula Docet 69; The Children's World of Learning 3181; Bodemann 94,2.
- Lacks first free endpaper; index partly waterstained. Otherwise fine.
= Landwehr F143 ("the first illustrated Phaedrus edition in Holland"), calling for 101 ills. only; Schweiger II, p.732; Ebert 16583; Brunet IV, p.588; Fabula Docet 68: "Die Fabeltexte sind nur noch Anfänger für die Ausbreitung von Gelehrsamkeit. Einer der ersten Kommentatoren dieser Richtung war Conrad von Rittershausen (1560-1615), ihm folgt in der vorliegenden Ausgabe Johannes Laurentius, ein Jesuit, über den kaum mehr bekannt ist als seine Herausgabe der vorliegenden Phädrus-Sammlung; wie Rittershausen ist auch er besonders auf die Nutzbarkeit der Kommentare für Rechtsgelehrte bedacht."; Bodemann 75.1, with a different collation but the same number of leaves: "Die Fabelbilder kaum an bekannten Vorlagen orientiert. Charakteristisch die mehrszenige Bildanlage mit Darstellung verschiedener Zeitstufen einer Fabelhandlung, Übertragung des Fabelgeschehens auf einen Vorgang im menschlichen Leben oder mit genrehafter Beschreibung der Umgebung."