epigrammata de martial martialis marcus valerius (18 resultados)

Halbleinen. 8° XL + 283 pp. Halbleinenband aus neuerer Zeit mit marmoriertem Bezugspapier und mit grünlichem Farbschnitt. Sprache: Latein, mit 1 Titelvignette. außen gut, Bezugsmaterial etwas berieben, Name auf Vorsatz, Titelvignette gut, Papier hell und nur selten fleckig 400 Gramm.

8°, Orig.Halbleder. 324 S. Titelvignette, Rücken unten einseitig leicht aufgeplatzt, kantenberieben, Seiten teils hellbraunfleckig Aufgrund EVR kein Versand nach Österreich, Polen, Frankreich, Spanien. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 550.

ca. 400 S. (ungez.) Ln.

Couverture rigide. Condición: Bon. Marcus Valerius Martialis; Thomas Farnaby. Édition en latin.Amsterdam, Johann Manfré - 1704 - 492 pages. Titre frontispice illustré.Reliure plein vélin de l'époque. Dos au titre manuscrit. Dos décollé. Pas de rousseur. Bon état. Format in-12°(17x9).Martial (en latin Marcus Valerius Martialis), né en 40 et mort en 104 à Bilbilis, province de Saragosse, en Espagne, est un poète latin, connu pour ses épigrammes, dans lesquelles il dépeint la société romaine de son temps.

8°. Erste Auflage, XL, 283, 324 S. 2 Bände. Halblederbände der Zeit mit etwas Rückenvergoldung. Sprache: Latein, Mit 2 gest. Titelvignetten. Einbände etwas bestoßen und leicht beschabt; Rückenschilder von Band 1 fehlen; beide Bände mit winziger Fehlstelle am oberen Kapital; hinterer Deckel von Band 1 mit kleiner Bezugspapierfehlstelle; Vorsätze stärker leimschattig; stockfleckig; letzte Blätter von Band 1 mit schwachem Wasserfleck im Fußsteg; einige Blätter von Band 2 mit kleinem Braunfleck (Tintenfleck ?) in der oberen Ecke und 2 Blätter dieses Bandes mit kleinem Abriss in der unteren Ecke (kein Textverlust); jeweils ein alter und ein neuerer Besitzvermerk auf dem Vordervorsatz - die neuere Besitzvermerke (dat. 25 Juni 1936) von dem Anglisten Klaus Dockhorn.

12mo., pp. [xii], 139 (i.e. 239), [xxv]. Parallel Latin and English texts. Two final leaves of advertisements. A little toned, very good. Contemporary brown calf, gilt spine with label, gilt borders to boards edges sprinkled red. Bookplate to front pastedown, initials S and B twined together by a rope ampersand, beneath the coronet of an earl. William Hay (16951755) was a writer and Whig politician, sitting in the Commons from 1734 to 1755. The 'Advertisement' preceding the text notes that his edition was also available in an English-only 8vo. volume, 'that they may not be encumbered with the Latin, who do not understand it.' ESTC T94257.

Couverture rigide. Condición: Bon. Cum Notis Th. Farnabii. Epigrammes en latin de Martial.Amsterdami, Apud Ioani Blaev 1644. Titre illustré.Reliure plein vélin à recouvrement et couture hollandaise de l'époque. Dos avec titre manuscrit. Dos noirci. Nombreuses phrases soulignées au crayon. 7 pages de textes manuscrits anciens datées 1671 sur les gardes et contreplats. Pas de rousseur. Bon état. Format in-16°(13x8).Martial (en latin Marcus Valerius Martialis), (40-104) est un poète latin, connu pour ses Épigrammes, où il attaque, entre autres, les débauchés et les femmes âgées.

12mo., pp.456. Illustrated title page, engraved initials and end-pieces. Internally very clean. Contemporary vellum school prize binding, title inked to spine, plain gilt borders, gilt centrepiece with arms of Amersfoot. Vellum a little greyed with some small spots and stains, ties lost, slight separation at gutter between ffep and title-page but sewing all intact, very good. Thomas Farnaby (1574/51647) was a celebrated schoolteacher and grammarian. 'The success of his establishment allowed Farnaby to devote himself to a long-held obsession: the systemization of the grammatical principles of classical Latin and Greek in print. Commencing with the satires of Juvenal and Persius (1612), he annotated many of the classical authorsSeneca, Martial, Lucan, Ovid, Virgil, and Terencein a manner intended to render their works intelligible to schoolboys [.] He also corresponded with the Dutch intellectuals Gerardus Johannes Vossius and Daniel Heinsius, both of whom acknowledged their own debts to his learning.' (ODNB) His edition of Martial first appeared in London in 1615. Schweiger 598; Spoelder 4.

Hardcover. Octavo, [16], 794, [46] pages. In Good plus condition. Bound in full period vellum with ink titling and hand-drawn ornamentation to spine and with yapped edges. Vellum moderately discolored, rubbed, and warped, with several deep scratches to spine. Text block shows light plus age toning and foxing, with splits starting at hinges. Engraved title page is present. Ink inscription to second front free endpaper. TG Consignment. Shelved in Room G. 1380857. Special Collections.

First Edition. Very good copy in a later (19th century) binding of full aniline calf. Gilt-blocked black morocco label to spine, with gilt-crossed raised bands and gilt-tooled compartments. Spine bands and edges are somewhat rubbed and worn as with age. Some light wear also to panel edges, with slight bumping to corners. General surface wear evident to boards. All edges red. Marbled endpapers. Isolated worming evident to first 90 pages - text unaffected. Remains quite well-preserved overall.; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 794 pages; Physical description: [22], 794, [46] p ; 19 cm. Subjects: Martialis, Marcus Valerius (40AD to 102-104AD) -- Epigrams, Latin -- Poetry, Latin -- Early works to 1800. Notes: Engraved title page. Head and tail pieces with historiated initials to text. Includes index on final [46] pages. Language: Latin. Referenced by: BM (compact ed.), vol. 16, p. 996. 1 Kg.

First Edition. Very good copy in a later (19th century) binding of full aniline calf. Gilt-blocked black morocco label to spine, with gilt-crossed raised bands and gilt-tooled compartments. Spine bands and edges are somewhat rubbed and worn as with age. Some light wear also to panel edges, with slight bumping to corners. General surface wear evident to boards. All edges red. Marbled endpapers. Isolated worming evident to first 90 pages - text unaffected. Remains quite well-preserved overall.; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 794 pages; Physical description: [22], 794, [46] p ; 19 cm. Subjects: Martialis, Marcus Valerius (40AD to 102-104AD) -- Epigrams, Latin -- Poetry, Latin -- Early works to 1800. Notes: Engraved title page. Head and tail pieces with historiated initials to text. Includes index on final [46] pages. Language: Latin. Referenced by: BM (compact ed.), vol. 16, p. 996. 1 Kg.

Hardcover. Condición: Good. Foolscap8vo, [24], 796, [43] pp. Contemporary brown full calf, all edges red. Professional repair adding a new matching backstrip with five raised bands and gilt lettering on a black lettering piece, retaining the endpapers, the illustrated title page is laid down, triangular bottom corner torn from one leaf, 3" on the diagonal otherwise a very good copy with the old ink signature of Daniel O'Connell, Dublin on the front free endpaper. Daniel O'Connell, known as The Liberator was known to have had an extensive library. The title continues: et variorum geminoque indice tum rerum tum auctorum accurante Cornelio Schreveli.

Couverture rigide. Condición: Très bon. AMSTERDAM . JANSSON van WAESBERG . 1670 . Un volume en reliure plein veau de l'époque , dos à nerfs orné , roulette sur coupe et en garde , 7,7 x 13,5 cm , de 456 pages , ornées d'un très beau titre frontispice . Cuir un peu dégradé en surface , sinon très bon état .

Couverture rigide. Condición: Bon. Amstelodami, [Amsterdam]Ex Officina Janssonius-Waesberg, 1670. In-16, demi reliure, plats marbrés, dos à nerfs, coiffe supérieur arasée, des petits frottements sur le plat, gravure page de titre, 456 pages. Texte en latin.

Apud Nicolaum Pezzana, Venetiis, MDCCXXXVI (1736). Un volume relié (( 9,4 x 14,9 cm) de 685 et 26 pages d'index. Reliure plein vélin d'époque, dos lisse muet. Reliure légèrement usée et salie sinon bon exemplaire. Livres.

un volume, reliure d'époque plein veau havane (binding full calfskin) in-douze (duodecimo), dos à nerfs (spine with raised bands) décoré or (gilt decoration) filets or (gilt line) et filets à froid (blind-stamping line decoration) - entre-nerfs - compartiments or à fleuron (floweret) - fers spéciaux (specials blocking stamps) - titre frappé or (gilt title) avec filet or (label of title with gilt line), coiffe supérieure et inférieure légèrement manquantes (head and tail of the spine lightly faded), plats décorés or (gilt decoration) frottés (rubbed) épidermés (light scratches), coins émoussés (corners blunt) à double filets or (joints and corners with double gilt line) toutes tranches lisses (all edges smooth) orné d'une gravure sur la page de titre (engraved title page), trés légère trace d'humidité en bas à droite sur les 3 premières pages sur 2 centimètres carrés, un cahier déboité, 492 pages, 1644 Amsterdam Johannem Blaeu Editeur, avec les commentaires du latiniste anglais Thomas Farnaby (1575-1647). Marcus Ualerius Martialis, connu sous le nom de Martial, était un poète latin d'origine espagnole, réputé pour ses Épigrammes (au nombre de 1500) réparties sur 14 livres publiés entre 83 et 103 après JC. Dans ces courts poèmes satiriques, il s'attaque entre autres aux débauchés, aux femmes vieilles et aux femmes grosses comme aux femmes maigres; en bon état général malgré les petits défauts signalés (good condition in spite of the smalls defects indicated).

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Martial, Marcus Valerius Martialis. Epigrammata cum Notis Farnabii et variorum, geminoque indice tum rerum tum auctorum, accurante Cornelio Schreveli. Lugd. Batavorum Ex Officinal Hackiana A(nn)o 1670. Octavo (12 x 19 cm) in near fine condition in contemporary binding with heavily gilt spine with five monograms of the original owner, whose armorial stamp is in gilt on both ruled boards. The original owner is said to be De Laleu, a secretary to Louis XV, but I have not been able to verify that. The head and tail bands are worn, and there is some wear at the corners. All edges dyed red. Clean white text, solid. A nobleman's very good binding of a scholarly edition of Martial. Later owner's bookplate on verso of front board. *,**4,A-Ggg4. [24]+794+[46] pages. Many of these epigrams, in subject matter and in diction, will remind you of the Earl of Rochester. Very risqué literature, both gay and straight, was available in the 1600s. If you could read Latin, you got: (Lib. III, LXXVI) "Arrigis ad uetulas, fastidis, Basse, puellas, Nec formosa tibi, sed moritura placet. Hic, rogo, non furor est, non haec est mentula demens? Cum possis Hecaben, non potes Andromachen," and (Lib III, LXXI) "Mentula cum doleat puero, tibi, Naeuole, culus, Non sum diuinus, sed scio quid facias." and many more,

First Aldine edition, one of the earliest books to be produced in pocket format and in Aldus's beautiful italic type. Aldus starting issuing his groundbreaking "Libelli Portatiles" - or "Portable Library" - in April 1501 with an edition of Virgil, followed by Horace in May, Petrarch in July, Juvenal and Perseus in August, and this edition of Martial in December, marking 1501 as one of the most extraordinary years in the history of publishing. The editio princeps of the Epigrammata was printed at Venice by Vindelinus de Spira between 1469 and 1473. "The series of editions of classical Latin and Greek authors and Italian vernacular poets published as pocket-sized books (enchiridia) was Aldus's most successful editorial innovation. [and they] immediately caught the eye of wealthy European literati and collectors. Their slim and elegant proportions contributed towards a permanent change in the physical appearance of Western books, and secured Aldus enduring fame. The elegance of the book proportions and the beauty of the printing in the elegant new founts designed for Aldus by Francesco Griffo assured an immediate success" (University of Cambridge online). Well represented institutionally but below two dozen copies have appeared at public auction in the last one hundred years. Adams A 689; Ahmanson-Murphy 47. Octavo (150 x 94 mm): A-Z8 &8; 192 leaves, unnumbered. Mid-17th-century continental sheep sometime rebacked with original spine laid-down, sides gilt tooled overall with roll tool borders enclosing large central lozenge, centre and corners filled with scrolling floriate motifs (including a tulip tool), remains of pinkish silk ties, spine tooled in black with a repeated floriate motif within five compartments (and tulip tool), blue-green edges. Housed in a brown cloth flat-back box by the Chelsea Bindery. Previous owner's monogram on colophon leaf. A little wear to extremities of binding, gilt dulled, gathering N misbound after gathering O, small ink stain to fore-edge encroaching slightly in to margin of a couple of gatherings, without the terminal blank leaf otherwise a very good copy.