adversus paganos historiarum von orosius (16 Ergebnisse)

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Leather. Zustand: Good. None (illustrator). A Latin translation of the important history of mankind by Orosius, an incredibly important history. In Latin.'Adversus Paganos Historiarum Libri Septem' is the only history book written by Roman priest Orosius.This important history gives a unique insight into the historiographical methodology of the Spanish priesthood, believed to have been written between 416 and 417. Its publication had a great impact on historiography, and is one of the most important Hispanic books of all time.Orosius' work looks at the history of mankind, but with the approach of God guiding humanity, from the age of pagans up to Orosius' lifetime.Illustrated with the occasional in-text illustration.This edition was edited with annotations by Dutch classicist Siwart Havercamp.Bookplate of Robert More to the front paste down. More was a noted amateur botanist and friend of Linnaeus, and politician who sat in the House of Commons. In a full calf binding. Externally, generally smart, with light marks to the boards and spine. Small cracks to the tail of the joints, larger to the rear joint. Minor bumping to the extremities. A small amount of loss to the tail of the spine. Very light rubbing to the joints and extremities. Front hinge is starting but firm. Bookplate to the front paste down. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are lightly age-toned and clean with the occasional spot. Good. book.

kl.-4°. 19 Bll., 634 S. 15 Bll. Mit gest. Titelvign. u. 72 Münzkupfern im Text v. Havercampus. Ldr. d. Zt. Mit reicher Rückengoldpräg.Tit. m. kl. Riss am Plattenrand. Exlibris verso Tit. Graesse V, 52 - Paulus Orosius (385-418), war ein in Hispanien geborener spätantiker Historiker und christlicher Theologe. Das hier vorliegende Werk `Adversus Paganos` ist mit Abstand sein Berühmtestes und wurde auf Augustinus' Anregung hin begonnen. "C`est la meilleure éd." (Graesse) Gewicht in Gramm: 2000.

in-4to, 20 leaves (incl. first blank & titlepage in red & black with ill.) + 634 p. + 16 leaves (last blank) illustrated with num. numismatical figures, bound in full calf, spine on 5 bands richly gilt. spine-ends with small loss, red-edges, in all a ine copy. PLEASE NOTE, WE DO SHIP TO DENMARK. OLD BOOK ! Established Bookseller since 1975. On Abebooks since 1995. Avec les salutations de Siegbert Havercamp.Please notify before visiting to see a book. Prices are excl. VAT/TVA (only Switzerland) & postage. Brunet, 4, 237: best édition.

4to. (XXXVIII),634,(30 index) p. Calf 25.5 cm (Ref: STCN ppn 238889998; Schweiger 2,622: 'Neue Recens. der Geschichtsbücher nach 11 Hdschr. u. älteren Ausgg.'; Schoenemann p. 502/3: 'quae ad Historiae illustrationem spectant docte ubique apposita sunt, ut nihil ex hac parte desiderari possit'; Brunet 4,237: 'Édition la meilleure que l'on ait de cet auteur, elle est peu commune et très recherchée'; Ebert 12256; Graesse 5,52) (Details: Back ruled gilt, and with 5 raised bands, & with a red morocco letterpiece in the second compartment. Title printed in red & black, and with an engraved numismatic vignet: both sides of a coin of Caesar Augustus. Numismatic text engravings on about 100 p.) (Condition: Head & tail of the spine gone. Front joint cracked and hanging on 3 bands. Rear joint cracking. Boards scratched, corners bumped. Paper partly somewhat browning. Endpapers foxed) (Note: Paulus Orosius, 5th century A.D., was a priest from Portugal. Fled before the Vandals he became a pupil of Augustine. It is on his instigation that Orosius wrote his 'Historia adversus Paganos', the first Christian universal history, from the creation of the world to the founding and history of Rome until A.D. 417. His pagan sources for Roman history were Livy, Tacitus, Suetonius, Justinus and Eutropius. We see here the course of history through the eyes of his master Augustine, who asked Orosius to write a historiographic 'supplement' to his 'City of God'. The work was apologetic, and attacked the pagan complaint that Rome's troubles were caused by her abandonment of the pagan Gods. He proved that there were also sufferings before the rise of Christianity. 'Ego initium miseriae hominum ab initio peccati hominis docere (ducere) institui', he tells the reader in the first chapter, and wanted to demonstrate that the sufferings of humanity diminished since Christ. The History was widely read in the Middle Ages. (Neue Pauly 9,53/4) § An edition of this work was produced by the Dutch scholar Siegbert Havercamp, 1684/174, since 1721 professor of Greek at Leiden University. Schoenemann praises Havercamp because he offered also the 'praefationes' of worthy predecessors. Havercamp included the complete commentary on the 'Historiae' of Franz Fabricius of Düren, (also called Marcoduranus) 1527-1572. Fabricius studied in Paris under Ramus and Turnebus, and published much on Cicero. His Orosius edition dates from 1561. (Sandys 2,268, and ADB 6,507) Havercamp also incorporated the commentary of Ludovicus Lautius, a Flemish priest, who's commentary was published in 1615 in Mainz. (Van der Aa 11,214)) (Provenance: In the right margin of the title a small oval embossed ownership stamp of the 'Free Church College Library Glasgow'. The 'Free Church College Library', Glasgow, was established in 1856, and renamed 'United Free Church College Library' after the reunion of the 'Free Church of Scotland and United Presbyterian Church' in 1900; then it was renamed 'Trinity College Library' after reunion of the 'United Free Church' and the 'Church of Scotland' in 1929. Now it is incorporated in the University of Glasgow Divinity Hall Library) (Collation: +-2+4, *-3*4 (minus blank leaf 3*4), A-4O4) (Photographs on request) 2000 gr.

False (illustrator). In 4° (25x19). Pp. (38), 634, (30). Vignetta incisa al frontespizio in rosso e nero, numerose altre illustrazioni di monete nel testo. Buon esemplare con solo sporadiche leggere bruniture a qualche fascicolo. Legatura coeva tutta pergamena con titolo su tassello, etichetta rimossa dal dorso in basso. Buona edizione dell'importante storia del Paganesimo condotta su un manoscritto che si trova nella Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana. Nell'intento dell'autore, di origine portoghese e vissuto nel IV secolo d.C., dovevano servire quali continuazione della Città di Dio di Sant'Agostino in lode della religione Cristiana. Questa edizione à preziosa poichà contiene numerosi commenti e revisioni di alcuni studiosi della letteratura e della storia classica tra Cinquecento e primo Settecento: Francesco Fabrizio Marcodurano (1528-1573), Ludovico Lauzi e Siwart Haverkamp (1684-1742).

0. 4°. [19] Bl., 634 S., [15] Bl Ill. OLeder. 5 Bünde, Goldprüg., marmorierter Schnitt, gemusterte Vorsätze, Einband berieben und bestossen, Exlibris, Biblioexempl. mit den üblichen Merkmalen wie kleine Stempel. Latein 1,800 gr.