- Without the 2nd vol.; hinges weak; bookblock sl. shaken; fingersoiled and stained. Binding worn.
= Waller 276; Muller 87 ("Zeer zeldzaam"); Buisman 185.
- Bookblock broken; partly sl. yellowed/ agetoned. Binding worn.
Alphen, H. van. Gedigten en overdenkingen. Utr., J. van Terveen, 1777, 1st ed., (2),XVI,112p., engr. title, contemp. gilt hcalf w. mor. letterpiece.
- Endpapers waterst. A good/ fine copy.
- Contemp. owner's entry on engr. title and lower corner strengthened on verso; final lvs. loosening. Backstrip dam.
= BCNI 9527. Rare.
Smout, D. Het leven van den Heiland Jesus Christus, volgens de harmonie der vier H. Evangelisten. Leyden, J. van der Deyster, 1728, (20),512p., engr. title by F. VAN BLEYSWIJK, 29 (fold.) plates, contemp. vellum, sm. 4to.
- Lacks the map.
AND 4 others, i.a. A. BYNAEUS, Gekruiste Christus Ofte Verklaringe over de Geschiedenisse van het Lijden, Sterven ende Begraven onses Heeren ende Salighmakers Jesu Christi, Uyt Joodsche, Romeynsche, en andere Oudtheden (Dordr., 1711, new ed., engr. title by A. HOUBRAKEN, 2 engr. plates, textills., contemp. vellum, 4to).
- Sl. (finger)soiled; a few sm. waterstains. Spine sl. rubbed.
Scriverius, P. Gedichten. Benevens een Uytvoerige Beschryving van het Leeven des Dichters. Amst., J. Hartig, 1738, (16),71,(3),153,(1)p., large engr. title-vignette by J. FOLKEMA, depicting Scriverius in his library, Haarlem in the background, 2 full-p. (1x fold.) engr. portraits by I. VAN VELDEN, later hcalf, sm. 4to.
- Lacks 1 portrait.
= Poetry, accompanied by an extensive biography, of Petrus Scriverius (1576-1660), the writer of the Laure-Crans voor Laurens Coster van Haerlem, Eerste vinder vande Boeck-Druckery, the second part of Ampzing, Beschryvinge ende lof der stad Haerlem, with i.a. a reprint of the poetry concerning the Gutenberg/ Coster-question from that work. Not in Bigmore/ Wyman, McMurtrie, Ekama.
- Lacks the frontisp. and the portrait; new endpapers. Vellum sl. wrinkled and sl. soiled.
= Bibl. Belg. B30; Scheepers I, 87. Very rare work with rhetorical poetry.
- Sl. foxed and frayed; image w. some false folds; middle fold and a few tears strengthened/ repaired w. tape on verso (1x on recto).
= This rare broadside w. allegorical image describes the life and deceptive qualities of Giuseppe Francesco Borri (1627-1695), a notorious Italian catholic pseudoprophet who, persecuted by the Inquisition, had fled Milan and ended up in Amsterdam. Below the image a satirical poem by the Dutch writer and chiliast JAN ZOET: "Hier heeft de Konst heur kracht aan Borrijs Beeld getoont,/ Die, door Inbeelding, zich, tot Kooning, had gekroont/ In Kristy rijck op aarde; als, eertijdts, Jan van Leiden,/ Tot Munster, heeft gedaen, om 't volck, uit dorre weiden,/ In 't Heilrijck klaaver veld, met zijne harders staf,/ Te dryven naar Godts wil; Maar zijn verwaantheid gaf/ Hem duizend rampen; des hy, uit het roemrijck Roomen,/ Aan d'Amstel, vluchten moest (...)". In the text columns a biography of Borri based on the pamphlet Sententie en Executie, gewezen en gedaen over sijne excellentie Francisco Joseph Borri (The Hague, 1662. Knuttel 8687). Van Someren 656; on this broadside, see in extenso R. Cordes, Jan Zoet, Amsterdammer 1609-1674 (Hilv., 2008, p.564ff.). SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXXIV.
- Contemp. owner's entry on first free endpaper and title.
= Haitsma Mulier/ Van der Lem 77j; Verkruijsse 1676.2.
- Overlapping section of vellum creased. Contents fine. = Rare.
- Hinges (sl.) widening between p.VI and VII and at the end. Professionally rebacked w. use of the original spine. Otherwise a fine copy.
= The first English edition of Bougainville's Voyage autour du monde, which was first published in Paris in 1771. "His widely read account, Voyage autour du monde (1771; A Voyage Round the World, 1772), helped popularize a belief in the moral worth of man in his natural state, a concept of considerable significance in the French thought of his day." (Encyclopaedia Brittannica, online article). Hill 165; Sabin 6869; Borba de Moraes I, p.115; Howgego B141.
- A few pages w. small waterst. in upper blank margin.
= Van Veen, De soeticheydt des buyten-levens p.68-69: "Dit werk is (...) een van onze grootste tuinbeschijvingen. Het gedicht geeft bijzonder gedetailleerde uiteenzettingen over talrijke gewassen en over de aanleg van de tuin en de lustpriëlen die zich daarin bevonden".
Marre, J. de. Hof- en Mengeldichten. Amst., A. Wor and Erve G. onder de Linden, 1746, (20),214,(4)p., title-vignette, 1 other vignette, contemp. gilt hroan.
- Lacks the frontisp.
= Van Veen, De soeticheydt des buyten-levens p.90-92: "In de bundel Hof- en mengeldichten van Jan de Marre (1746) zijn niet minder dan vier hofdichten afgedrukt. (...) Tot slot valt hier te vermelden Boom en Bosch, hofdicht, de beschrijving van een aan de Vecht gelegen buiten. Alle wonderen van de tuinaanleg worden beschreven, een oranjerie, watervallen, een soort bedriegertjes".
Nomsz., J. Mengelwerken. Ibid., Erven D. Klippink, 1782, (10),382p., engr. title, contemp. hcalf w. mor. letterpiece, 4to.
- With the bookplate of Gerrit Komrij on upper pastedown. Paper over boards sl. chafed.
- Owner's entry on first blank. Top of spine worn/ chipped; lower right corner sl. worn. Otherwise fine.
= Scheepers II, 1137.
BOUND WITH: Idem. Opwekkelyke nasporingen by het genot van 't eenzaam buitenleven (...). Ibid., idem, 1754, (4),177,(3)p., engr. title-vignette. - AND WITH: Idem. Vervolg van stichtelyke gedichten, op verscheiden onderwerpen. Ibid., idem, 1757, (2),175,(5)p., engr. title-vignette. - AND WITH: Idem. Ernstige nagedachten over de algemene waterschuddinge en aardbeevingen, alomme bespeurd in den jare MDCCLV. Ibid., idem, 1756, 28p.
= Rare collection of works.
AND a mediocre copy of C. MEL, Heilige Oudheidskenner (...) (Leyden, 1742, engr. frontisp., (large fold.) plates, contemp. giltlettered hroan, sm. 4to. Sold w.a.f.).
- Upper joint starting. A good/ fine copy.
= Haitsma Mulier/ Van der Lem 81i; Klaversma/ Hannema 296; Van Eeghen/ Van der Kellen I, 158.
- Lacks one table; table w. 2 (large) tears, 1x closed w. sellotape on verso; one textleaf w. large tear; partly waterstained (incl. title and table); upper hinge weak. Joints split; corners and spine-ends worn.
= Wing B4262.
- Lacks the title-p.; maps/ plates occas. sl. foxed and/ or yellowed (a few maps yellowed/ browned, notably "Incendia Molarum", the map of Chili); view of Dillenburg w. restored hole on central fold in sky area. Covers rubbed.
= Commissioned by Johan Maurits van Nassau (governor of Brazil between 1636-1644 and founder of "Mauritsstad" (present-day Recife)) and illustrated with sumptuous maps and views mainly by Frans Post, this work has become both the main source on the history of the Dutch in Brazil as well as one of the most beautifully illustrated antiquarian works on the country. Both Frans Post and the German astronomer/ naturalist/ surveyor Georg Marggraf were commissioned by Maurits van Nassau to document Brazil visually, geographically and scientifically during their stay in Brazil. "(...) Due to its sumptuousness and inestimable documentary value, it has been much sought after. Nowadays it is not easy to find a copy (...)" (Borba de Moraes I, p.78f) and "Mit der Unterstützung von Johann Moritz von Nassau-Siegen und zu seiner Rechtfertigung gegen die ungerechten Angriffe der Westindischen Kompagnie über seine Verwaltung der nordbrasilianischen Kolonie entstand dieses Werk des Amsterdamer Gelehrten Barlaeus, das auf Grund des benutzten dokumentarischen Materials zu den wichtigsten Quellen über diese Epoche gilt und darüber hinaus durch die Illustrationen von Frans Post zu den schönsten und wertvollsten Druckwerken über Brasilien im 17. Jahrhundert gehört. Es verzeichnet die großartigen Leistungen, die Moritz von Nassau in seiner kurzen Regierungszeit als "Gouverneur-Capiteynende Admirael-Generael " in Pernambuco erbracht hat." (Bosch 101). See also Sabin 3408; Alden/ Landiss 647-649; Muller, Americana 185; Tiele 72. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXXII.
- Lacks p.53-56; pagination skipping p.157-180 as always; map of Brazil with a few sm. (and partly vague) stains; one double-p. plate and 5 surrounding textpages sl. wormholed (mostly in lower blank margin); later endpapers. Backstrip restored; covers sl. rubbed along extremities. A good/ fine and generally very clean copy.
= Provenance: Hen. Blencon (owner's entry on first blank, on engr. title-p. (dated "1704"), remains of his bookplates on verso of general title and (his?) vague owner's stamp in blank margin on recto of general title. Sabin 13015; Borba de Moraes p.614; Nissen, ZBI 2976. The current work is the second volume of the Collection of Voyages and Travels, first published by Awnsham and John Churchill in 1704 (2 additional vols. were published in 1733, the whole set was reprinted several times in the 18th cent.). The attractive plates and illustrations show native people, exotic plants, fish and the views and maps include views and plans of i.a. Batavia, Cochin, Amboina, Olinda, Recife and maps of i.a. Brazil, Malabar and Cape of Good Hope.
- Poor copy: all prints waterstained (browned) and mouldy/ dam. in blank margins; lacks 2 plates ("Physionomies caractéristiques de quatre Botocoudys, avec la tête d'une momie" and "Danse des Camacans"). Sold w.a.f.
= Sabin 47023; Borba de Moraes (1983), p.545.
- Lacks the map. Binding sl. dampstained; top of spine restored.
= Nijhoff/ Van Hattum 110; Haitsma Mulier/ Van der Lem 184a.
- Vellum sl. soiled, otherwise fine.
= Voet I, 213; cf. De Backer/ Sommervogel IV, p.520; Cockle 817: "This is the best of the histories of the siege of Breda under Spinola; and it attained immediate popularity."
BOUND WITH: Panciroli, G. Notitia Dignitatum, utriusque imperii orientis scilicet et occidentis ultra Arcadii Honoriique tempora. Commentarium eiusdemque de magistratibus municipalibus, rebusque Bellicis, et tam Novae, quam veteris Romae libellus (...). Geneva, S. Gamonetus, 1623, 3 parts in 1 vol., (28),271[=267]; 196,(4); 39p., 2 woodcut title-vignettes, double-p. map, num. woodcut textills. (portraits, buildings, plans, views, coins, weapons etc.).
= Ebert 1406; Hoefer XXXIX, 126: "Panciroli, célèbre jurisconsulte italien (1523-99) (...) nous donne le tableau de l'organisation politique de l'empire romain aux quatrième et cinquième siècles (...)".
- Lacks the engr. title; first quire w. unusual horizontal tear starting from inner margin; one leaf upper corner torn off (but present). Collection of rare works.
= Rare edition. Unger I, B. Contains: 1. Griane; 2. Treur-spel van Roddrick ende Alphonsus; 3. Lucelle; 4. Moortje Waar in hij Terentii Eunuchum heeft Nae-ghevolght; 5. Spaanschen Brabander Ierolimo; 6. Kluchten als vande Koe. Symen sonder Soetigheyt. Den Molenaer. Ende den Quacksalver (each w. letterpress subtitles); 7. Nederduytsche Rijmen; 8. Stommen Ridder; section w. "Lijck-dichten".
- Free endpapers attached to first and final textp. w. sm. loss of image/ letters; some lvs. sl. frayed (2x w. loss of page number).
= Rare ed. of Bredero's first comedy (1st ed. 1617), only 1 copy in STCN. Unger G.