historia general peru de garcilaso vega inca (17 resultados)

Soft cover. Condición: Good. Espagnol.Biblioteca sopena.177 p.plus indice.Poids 140 gr.Format 17,5 x11 cm.

Condición: Ligeramente dañado. .

Condición: Ligeramente dañado. .

Condición: Ligeramente dañado. .

18 x 11. 180 págs.

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. 2nd Edition. Five volumes, VG, burgundy leather, five compartments, gilt spine titles, Edited by Angel Rosenblat, prologue by Ricardo Rojas, 2nd edn, Spanish text, occasional spotting on fore-edges, wonderful condition of very important historical work. Lovely woodcut designs for chapter heads and tails. Volume five has complete index. While in Spain, Garcilaso wrote his most well-known work, Comentarios Reales de los Incas, published in Lisbon in 1609. It was based on stories and oral histories told by his Inca relatives when he was a child in Cuzco. The Comentarios have two sections and volumes. The first was primarily about Inca life. The second, about the Spanish conquest of Peru, was published in 1617. It was first published in English in London in 1685, translated by Sir Paul Rycaut and titled The Royal Commentaries of Peru.[6] More than a century and a half later, in 1758 when the uprising against colonial oppression led by Tupac Amaru II gained momentum, Charles III of Spain banned the Comentarios from being published in Quechua language in Lima or distributed there for its "dangerous" content. The book was not printed again in the Americas until 1918, but copies continued to be circulated secretly. It was translated and printed in English in 1961 in the United States. Ángel Rosenblat (1902, W¿grów, Poland - 1984, Caracas) was a Venezuelan philologist, essayist and Hispanist of Polish descent. He and his family moved to Argentina when he was six and he spent his whole education there, including at the University of Buenos Aires (where he was teaching when he edited this collection), where his classmates included Amado Alonso, and in its Institute of Philology, where his teachers included Pedro Henríquez Ureña. He is the author of at least seventeen important works. Bio data from Wikipedia.

Serie II, Nº 9. Estudio preliminar y notas de José Durand. Cubiertas levemente rozadas, interiores en buen estado de conservación. Editorial: Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, Patronato del Libro Universitario. Rústica editorial. Páginas: De la 588 a la 881 y de la 896 a la 1197. Tamaño: 11,5x17. cm Edición: 1962.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Condición: Bien. 1° EDICION EDITORIAL. Lang: Español 0 0 pages. Editorial Emece, Buenos Aires, 1944. Edicion De Lujo. Encuadernacion Muy Cuidada, Planchas Duras, Intonso Y Con Las Páginas Si Abrir (No Leído).Lomo Con Tejuelo Y En Su Respectiva Caja. Tirada Especia De 17 Ejemplares En Papelwhatman, Siendo Este Volumen El N° 7. Con Excelentes Guardas. Dos Pequeños Faltantes En El Lomo. 280 Pags, In 4°. 1980 G.

Paginas: 0,00 Idioma: ESPAÑOL.

4° in 8s, contemporary calf (almost pristine, with only the slightest wear), spine gilt with raised bands in five compartments, short title gilt in second compartment from head, covers elaborately decorated in blind, text block edges rouged. Woodcut initials. Text and "Tabula" in two columns. Light soiling on title page. An attractive copy, in very good to fine condition. Small armorial stamp on title page of António José da Cunha Reis da Mota Godinho. Armorial bookplate of his great-great-great grandson, António da Cunha Reis, with initials "A.C.R.". Rectangular stamp of António da Cunha Reis above bookplate on front pastedown endleaf. [10], 351, [7] ll. 10 A-Z 2a-2x 2y ( 1 verso blank; 10 and 2y6 blank). Licenses in Portuguese. *** FIRST EDITION of one of the most important early accounts of Hernando de Soto's expedition. Two issues of the title page are said to exist, one with the date 1605 (as here), one without date. Priority between the two has not been established. A second edition in Spanish was published in Madrid, 1723 (edited by Barcia). The work has been translated to French (Paris, 1670 and 1709), German (Leipzig, 1794), and English (Austin, 1951).Soto landed in Tampa Bay and led his men through Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Mississippi, and Arkansas, where Soto died. Luis de Moscoso led the rest of the expedition to the coast of Louisiana, where they took ship for Mexico. In their authoritative bibliography of Florida, the Servies note that this is "one of the major accounts of the travels of De Soto in Florida and throughout the present day Southeastern United States. Although the other major narratives . provide more accurate details about the chronology of the expedition . the Inca's work remains the major literary by-product of this historic invasion." It was compiled from the accounts of several of Garcilaso's friends who were on the De Soto expedition, combined with scattered texts and some hearsay. Bancroft commented in 1834 that La Florida del Ynca was "An extravagant romance, yet founded upon facts. Numbers and distances are magnified; and everything embellished with great boldness. His history is not without its value, but must be consulted with extreme caution" (History of the United States I, 66). On the comparative trustworthiness of Garcilaso de la Vega, Biedma's narrative of De Soto's expedition, and the Relaçam verdadeira of the Gentleman of Elvas, see W.B. Rye's introduction to Hakluyt's translation of the latter, "The discovery and conquest of Terra Florida," Hakluyt Society publications, v. [9] 1851, p. xxviii-xxxv.Garcilaso de la Vega (ca. 1540-1616) was born in Cuzco, Peru, making this "the first work published by a native-born American author" (Servies). The natural son of a Spanish conqueror and an Inca noblewoman born in the early years of the conquest, his work was widely read in Europe, influential and well received. His works are considered to have great literary value and are not simple historical chronicles. Provenance: António José da Cunha Reis da Mota Godinho (1744-1820), a native of Braga, was deputado da Junta do Alto Douro. He is said to have purchased a property which had been confiscated from the Jesuits during the ministry of the Marquês de Pombal, and that this property included a Jesuit College, with its library. His great-great-great grandson, António da Cunha Reis, bibliophile and son of a bibliophile, distinguished Lisbon lawyer and corporate administrator, proprietor of the historic Casa dos Cunha Reis, also known as Casa Grande, located in the neighborhood of the cathedral, Braga.*** Howgego I, 978 (S138). Servies, Florida, 101. Arouca V75. Medina, Biblioteca Hispano-Americana 502. Streit II, 1370. U.S. De Soto Expedition Commission, Final Report (1939), pp. 4-6. JCB II, 42; Portuguese and Brazilian Books 605/2. Alden & Landis 605/46. Palau 354790. Sabin 98745. Sousa Viterbo, A literatura hispanhola em Portugal, p. 102. Church 329. HSA, p. 226. Not in Salvá or Heredia.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Condición: Muy bien. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Muy bien. 2ª Edición. Madrid, Imprenta Real a costa de Nicolás Rodríguez Franco, 1722. Obra en dos grandes tomos en cuero completo, en muy buen estado de conservación. TomoI: 5p. de presentación, proemio y advertencias + 351p. + unas 40p. de Tablas de las cosas notables y personas contenidas. Tomo II: 12p. de Tabla + 8p. de Prólogo + 505p. + unas 60p. de Tablas de las cosas notables y personas contenidas en el segundo tomo.

Condición: Very Good. Very Good; Soft Cover; Universidad Nacional Mayor De San Marcos; 1962; 0.

Condición: Very Good. Very Good; Soft Cover; Universidad Nacional Mayor De San Marcos; 1962; 0.

Condición: new. Questo è un articolo print on demand.

LeatherBound. Condición: New. LeatherBound edition. Condition: New. Reprinted from 1801 edition. Leather Binding on Spine and Corners with Golden leaf printing on spine. Bound in genuine leather with Satin ribbon page markers and Spine with raised gilt bands. A perfect gift for your loved ones. Pages: 323 NO changes have been made to the original text. This is NOT a retyped or an ocr'd reprint. Illustrations, Index, if any, are included in black and white. Each page is checked manually before printing. As this print on demand book is reprinted from a very old book, there could be some missing or flawed pages, but we always try to make the book as complete as possible. Fold-outs, if any, are not part of the book. If the original book was published in multiple volumes then this reprint is of only one volume, not the whole set. Sewing binding for longer life, where the book block is actually sewn (smythe sewn/section sewn) with thread before binding which results in a more durable type of binding. Pages: 323.

Buenos Aires - (TO51) - 3 tomos - Segunda parte de los Comentario Reales de los Incas - Edición al cuidado de Angel Rosenblat - Elogio del autor y examen de la segunda parte por José de la Riva Aguero - Con un glosario de voces indígenas, un índice de nombres y materias y un mapa del Imperio Incaico y de la Conquista Española - Encuadernado en cuero completo - Conserva tapas originales - Puntas levemente gastadas - Buen estado. leatherbound.

16 Bl., 351 S., 17 Bl., 12 Bl., 505 S., 31 Bl., 16 Bl., 268 S., 6 Bl., 20 Bl., 366 S., 1, 27 Bl. Druck der Titeleien in Rot und Schwarz; mit einigen Holzschnitt-Vignetten und -Initialen; zweispaltiger Druck (Register dreispaltig); 1 Faltafel in Band IV. 4°. Marmor. Kalbslederbände d. Z. mit 2 Rückenschildern und etwas -vergoldung, Sprengschnitt. Sabin 98745 (Florida), 98755 (Peru), 98757 (Peru), 3349 (Barcias "Florida": "Though called a chronological history of Florida, it comprises nearly the whole continent of America north of Mexico."); Leclerc: Bibl. Am. 615, 882 ("La meilleur édition publiée par les soins du savant Barcia."); vgl. Brunet (unter Garcilasso) II, 1483; Palau VII, 126f. Vegas "Peru" erschien zuerst 1617, die Teile 3 und 4 (über Florida) erstmals 1605; diese enthalten u. a. Augenzeugenberichte über die Expedition des Hernando de Soto. El Inca (eigentlich Gómez Suárez de Figueroa aus Cuzco; 1539-1616), Sohn der Prinzessin Isabel Suárez Chimpu Ocello (Nichte des Inka-Herrschers Huayna Cápac) und des Conquistadors Sebastián Garcilaso de la Vega, war der erste autochthon amerikanische Autor; vorliegendes Werk ist aus indianischer Perspektive die beste zeitgenössische Quelle zur Geschichte Perus und der Inkas bis zum Ende des Bürger-(Bruder-)Krieges zwischen Huascar und seinem Halbbruder Atahualpa; ähnlich kritisch gegen den Eurozentrismus standen später selbst auch Europäer wie A. v. Humboldt und Will. Prescott oder, näher in der Gegenwart, C. Lévy-Strauss und H. Fichte. Im 19. Jhdt wurde seine Darstellung der Verhältnisse angezweifelt, wie es im kolonialistischen Interesse lag, in neuerer Zeit aber bestätigt. Etwas berieben und bestoßen; an unteren Kapitalen mit Wurmlöchern; an den Fußkanten der Bde I-III Feuchtigkeitsränder, teils auch im Papier; zu Beginn in Bd III im oberen Bug mit Feuchtigkeitsfleck; fliegender Vordervorsatz von Bd IV lose; Vorsätze an den Rändern leimschattig; teils stock- bzw. braunfleckig. Trotz der Mängel ein beeindruckendes und repräsentatives Exemplar. SP.