[Utopia], De optimo reip. statu, deque noua insula Vtopia, and De optimo reipublicae statu, deque nova insula Utopia
Description:
Colophon: [Printer’s mark] Basileae apvd Io. Frobenlvm mense decembri an M.D.XVIII., Each of the three parts has its own colophon, that of first part, the Utopia, being dated November, 1518. The "Epigrammata" of More and of Erasmus have also special title pages., Initials. Some title page borders and the illustrations on p. [12] and p. [25] are from designs by Ambrosius Holbein., and Irregularities in paging: 8 pages between p. 162 and p. 167 counted in numbering as 4 numbered leaves; several typographical errors.
De partitione oratoria M.T. Ciceronis dialogvs and Partitiones oratoriae
Description:
From the collection of E.K. Schreiber (Firm). Ms. ownership inscriptions on t.p.: Ex conventu minimorum Romanens[is][?]. Bookplate on front pastedown: Sem. Maj. Valentin. Some ms. notes in margins (bled). Ms. remnants used in binding., Includes index., and Signatures: a-x⁸ y¹⁰.
Publisher:
Seb. Gryphium excudebat Lugduni,
Subject (Name):
Cicero, Marcus Tullius.--Partitiones oratoriae., E.K. Schreiber (Firm) Ownership., Gryphius, Sebastianus, 1493-1556, printer., Minims (Religious order) Ownership., Sem. Maj. Valentin Bookplate., Strébée, Jacques-Louis, d. ca. 1550., and Valla, Giorgio, 1447-1500.
Achondroplasia, Bones --Diseases --Early works to 1800, Medicine --Research --Great Britain, Rickets --Early works to 1800, Scurvy --Early works to 1800, and Scurvy, Infantile
A vindication of Henry VIII and his divorce from Catharine of Aragon., Bound with: An admonishion to the bishoppes of VVinchester. Roane, 1553. Bound with: VVhether Christian faith maye be kepte secret. Roane, 1553. Narcissus Luttrell's copy, with his manuscript ex-libris on fly-leaf., Errors in numbering of leaves., and Signatures: A8a4b-i8k4.
Publisher:
From Roane,
Subject (Name):
Luttrell, Narcissus--Ms. notes. and Luttrell, Narcissus--Ownership.
BEIN Zi 5720.3: For fuller description see collation-slip in volume.
Subject (Name):
Giustiniani, Leonardo, approximately 1388-1446., Maritnus,--Saint, bishop of Tours,--316?-397?, Nicholas,--Saint, Bp. of Myra., and Symeon, Metaphrastes, fl. 10th cent.