BASILIUS VALENTINUS

Basil Valentine his Triumphant chariot of antimony : with annotations of Theodore Kirkringius. M.D. With the true book of the learned Synesius a Greek abbot taken out of the Emperour's library, concerning the Philosopher's

London, London. : Printed for Dorman Newman at the Kings Arms in the Poultry. 1678. 1678, First Edition. Full-Leather, 8vo. Bookplate of Alvin Langdon Coburn. Book measures 7 1/4 x 4 1/2 inches. Collation,[16], 176 p. [5] leaves of plates. Bound in full calf, [ probably about 100 years ago ], raised bands, gilt fleur-de-lis gilt design within compartments, gilt rule lines, full gilt edges. At some time this volumes has been rebacked, retaining most of the original spine. Some minor wear on edges, some discolouring of leather. Generally a very nice firm binding. Internally, early previous owners name on title page. Pages and plates in good clean condition. A very nice copy, in an attractive full leather binding. Very Good.

George Jeffery BooksProfessional seller

Book number: 097272

Catalogue: Antiquarian

Keywords: alchemy. antimony. alvin langdon coburn

BENEDICTUS XIV Pope - [ ] Canon Missae Ponteficalis - Sebast. CONCA - Jos. PASSARUS - Hiac. BRAD. - G.B.BRUGHI - P.A. de PETRI - POMARANTIUS - P. VALENTINUS - Aureliano MELANI - Hannibal CARRACIUS (Illustrators ):- Aloysius GOMIER ( engraver )

Canon Missae Pontificalis. Canon Missae as usum Episcoporum ac Praelatorum solemniter, vel privatè celebrantium, Editio Tertia... sub Auspiciis SS. Domini Nostri Benedicti XIV Pont. Opt. Max.

.: #Roma, apud Jo: Mariam Salvioni, Joachinum, et Jo. Josephum Filios, Typographos Pontificios Vaticanos, 1745, (con) Superiorum Facultate. format in-folio ( 418 x 280 mm). Engraved frontispice ( ex typographia Vaticana) + (4)nn pp (typograpical title; index, engraved plate) + 176 pp. With 16 full page engravings; 21 engraved vignets; 3 engraved pictural borders and 16 engraved initials, many pages with music scores (6 staves per page). Entirely printed in red & black and in two comums within a double typographical border. The canon plate is an engraving by Aloysius Gomier after a design of Hannibale Caracci. Binding: Bound in contemporary full red morocco. Front and back cover with a rich gilt decoration: a broad (2 cm) floral border; a central supra libro within a quadrangle consisting of a similar broad floral border.All edges gilt. Double fillets on the board edges. Decorated spine with green leather title label. Most probably a Fren,ch binding. We could not identify the owner. Description of the supra libro (in French) ''Chevron d'or chargé d'une étoile en chef et accompagné de trois coquilles, l'écu sommé de la mitre et posé sur deux crosses passées en sautoir, dimension 83 x 64 mm. (shield of a bishop or abbott). Binding is in good order but shows some scratches and minimal wear at the extremities (no loss of leather). The interior comes with some scattered small stains; the first 50 pp. have (mainly marginal) faint foxing spots. On the whole still a fine/good copy. Rare liturgical book for the Roman Catholic rite, destined for its highplaced clergy, as explicitly mentioned in the title. The quality of the typography, illustration and binding emphazise the book's importance. .

Antiquariaat Wim de GoeijProfessional seller

Book number: 56459

Dusseau, Petrus Johannes Valentinus

Dichtstukjes. Amsterdam, Marten Westerman & zoon, 1836.

8°: [8] 64 pp. Oorspr. kartonnen band. Lit.: F. & vd B. p. 221 l De lutherse predikant P.J.V. Dusseau (Culemborg 1807 - Schiedam 1853) heeft naast dit bundeltje verhalende poëzie vooral gedichtjes voor kinderen geschreven.

Antiquariaat GoltziusProfessional seller

Book number: 7395

Catalogue: Literature

HUTJENS VALENTINUS

De monniken van Sint Augustinus

Heemstede, De Toorts, 1948. 106pp.met 9 volbladills. stofwikkel, [uitgave t.g.v.het 50-jarig bestaan van de Nederlandse Augustijnen provincie]

Antiquariaat Pieter Judo (De Lezenaar)Professional seller

Book number: R33686

Catalogue: Religie

Keywords: religie religion religueuze ordes Augustijnen Augustiniana Nederland Geschiedenis

LEINICKER, PHILIPPUS VALENTINUS

De sinu maxillari, ejusdem morbis iisque medendi ratione.

Würzburg : F.E. Nitribitt, 1809.. Dissertatio Inauguralis Medico-Chirurgica 4)+ 76 p., with 4 numbered engravings on folding page, 17.5 x 21 cm. HARDCOVER: (Mod. limp vellum. (New endpapers, name stamp on free endpaper, a bit foxing) VERY GOOD)
¶ Rare and sought after Thesis on dentistry surgery,

Antiquariaat SigmaProfessional seller

Book number: 9833

Catalogue: Medicine & Psychology

Keywords: medicine dentistry surgery Dissertation /Thesis Cultural history Tandheelkunde

Loch, Valentinus:

Vetus Testamentum. Graece. Iuxta 70 interpretes.

Institutum Librar. Pridem G.J. Manz, Ratisbonae, 1886. 320 Seiten Hardcover Pappe mit Lederrücken und -ecken, ohne Schutzumschlag Gewicht/weight ca. 600 gr. Zustand: keine Beschädigungen. Rücken, Ecken, Kanten sehr gut. Im Vor- und Nachsatz sind Tinten-Eintragungen.

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Book number: 239318

Catalogue: Religion, Theologie

Rheticus, Georg Joachim von Lauchen (1514-1574); Lucius Valentinus Otho (1545 - 1603); Frederick IV, Elector Palatine of the Rhine 1574 - 1610), patron

Opus Palatinum de Triangulis a Georgio Joachimo Rhetico Coeptum, L. Valentinus Otho Principis Palatini Friderici IV Electoris Mathematicus Consummavit: De Fabrica Canonis Doctrinae Triangulorum ; de Triangulis Globi Cum Angulo Recto ; de Triangulis Globi Sine Angulo Recto Libri Quinque ; Meteoroscopium Numerorum Primum......... . . The Palatine Work on Triangles, Begun by Georg Joachim Rhaetianus, Was Completed by Lucius Valentinus Otho, the Mathematician of the Palatine; Frederick IV, the Elector: On the Construction of the Canon of the Doctrine of Triangles; on the Triangles of the Globe with a Right Angle; on the Triangles of the Globe without a Right Angle, Five Books; the First Meteoroscope of Numbers]. First Editions of Parts II, III, IV and V.

Neustadt an der Weinstrasse: Matthaeus Harnish), 1596 = Excud. M. Harnisius, Neostadii in Palatinatu, 1596. Folio. 22.5 x 35.5cm. Near-contemporary limp vellum, bookblock loose. First edition, 4 parts only (of 6), engraved title-page, woodcut initials and tailpieces, woodcut diagrams, some printing in red, woodcut printer’s device below colophon (Vvv5r), Rheticus’s name on b5 partly covered over with a contemporary slip of paper, blank leaves appearing before each part except first, quire P in duplicate, stubs from two pairs of ties, gilt edges, contemporary lettering to spine and number on upper cover, lacking quire L4, title-page slightly worn at extremities, cut close at foredge, partial library ink stamp on title-page, Otho’s name at end of preface partially effaced, some toning and damp staining in places throughout, Q2-3 with large brown stain, upper hinge broken, spine with small hole and creased, Title, Dedication and preface by LV Otho. - Parts - II: Rheticus, GJ, De fabrica canonis doctrinae triangulorum. 104 (recte 109) p. 1 w. sheet - III: Ill. De triangulis globi cum angulo recto. 140 (right 146) pp. 2 w. ll. (including 1 after p. 102). - IV: Otho, LV, De triangulis globi sine angulo recto libri quinque. 1 sheet, 341 (recte 342) p. 1 sheet with printer's mark, 1 white sheet - V: Ders. Meteoroscopium numerorum primum. 121 (recte 126) pp. 1 page errata. ***Georg Joachim Rheticus (1514-76), fellow student of Conrad Gesner and friend of Melanchthon, was an enthusiastic follower and contemporary of Copernicus. This work is of great historical importance as the first trigonometrical tables ever issued. Unfortunately, the work was unfinished at his death in 1574, but the publication of Rheticus’s work was accomplished by his pupil Valentin Otho in 1596. These trigonometrical tables (as corrected by Bartholomaeus Pitiscus in 1613) were still in use in the early twentieth century.... The mathematician and astronomer Georg Rheticus was the only pupil of Nicolaus Copernicus, whose De revolutionibus he helped publish. His major work was on the study of triangles, culminating in this comprehensive set of tables to be used in angular astronomical measurements; it also includes the first use of the word "cosecant". It was completed and published after his death by Valentin Otho (c.1545-1603). The tables were accurate enough to be used in astronomical computation into the early twentieth century..Rheticus’s fame rests on his connection with Copernicus, and his efforts to get De revolutionibus orbium coelestium published. This is the first edition of his work on triangles, a set of comprehensive set of tables using all six trigonometric functions for use in angular astronomical measurements. The work was unfinished at his death in 1574, but the publication of Rheticus’s work was accomplished by his pupil Valentin Otho (c. 1545-1603), eventually seeing the light of day in 1596. These trigonometrical tables (as corrected by Bartholomaeus Pitiscus in 1613) were still in use in the early twentieth century. LITERATURE & REFERENCES VD16 J 278; USTC 679854 (all 6 parts); OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:457809739; Cajori, A History of Mathematics, p. 132–”This was indeed a gigantic work, -a monument of German diligence and indefatigable perseverance ; Brunet IV, 1265 ; Adams R 443 ; Honeymann 2631 ; Sotheran suppl. I, 703 et suppl. II, 2295 “excessively rare work”. Manque à Smith, Rara Arithmetica. Burmeister, vol. I 175-180, II pp.79-80, n°42-43. Tomash & Williams R81. .

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Book number: 51-6356

Catalogue: Books

Schaaf, Valentinus:

Antonius von Padua. Kirchenlehrer.

Verlag Parzeller & Co., vormals Fuldaer Actiendruckerei, Fulda, 1946. 32 Seiten Softcover, Heft Gewicht/weight ca. 200 gr. Zustand: keine Beschädigungen, keine Eintragungen. Rücken, Ecken, Kanten gut.

Buchantiquariat Clerc FreminProfessional seller

Book number: 268492

Catalogue: Religion, Theologie

Keywords: Präm

Slothouber [Slothouwer], Valentinus

Oratio de prudentia in studiis eligendis iuventuti summopere commendanda [...] Leeuwarden Petrus Koumans 1765

Oratie Leeuwarden 6-3-1765 ; 30 p.

Antiquariaat Arine van der SteurProfessional seller

Book number: 33875

Keywords: Dissertations|University

Valentini [Valentinus], Michael Bernhard [Michaele Bernhardo] (1657-1729)

Amphitheatrum Zootomicum Tabulis Aeneis Quamplurimis Exhibens Historiam Animalium Anatomicam... ; è Miscellaneis S.R. I. Academiæ Naturæ Curiosorum, Diariis Societatum Scientiarum Regiarum, Parisiensis, Anglicæ & Prussiacæ, Actis Hafniensibus & Lipsiensibus, Zootomiis Anatomicorum Celeberrimorum Aliisque Scriptis Rarioribus Collectam. : Accedit Methodus Secandi Cadav. Humana Cum Enchiresibus Iniiciendi Ceram, Hydrargyrum & Stannum in Vasa Sanguisera & Lymphatica, Ut & Ars Dealbandi Ossa Pro Sceletopoeia, Cum Osteologia, Tabulis Myologicis Aliisque Mss. Rauianis, Hactenus Summoperè Expetitis

Frankfurt, Zunnerianorum et Joh. Adami Jungii [Published by heirs of Johann David Zunner and Johann Adam Jungen], 1720. Vellum. Pagination: [16] 231, [1], 231, [1], 114, [4]. Complete, and retaining 102 of the 105 plates (missing 30, 43, 66), plus engraved title. 4to (33 cm). Hand-lettered vellum spine, over raw boards (covering material having fallen by the wayside with the exception of a few fragments here and there). Boards heavily worn, some tattering, engraved title laid-in loose, a handful of plates are on paper wider than the text block which has caused the edges to be a bit tattered, occasional worming and spotting, but clean and bright overall, text block sturdy and sound. Generously illustrated with engravings, presumably the more exotic created from descriptions, in that they are not *quite* right but more or less accurate: i.e. a heavily anthropomorphised elephant face, a camel with more of a tuft than a hump, and some proportional inaccuracies, which lend no small amount of charm thereto. Stunning depictions of the animals which would have been more familiar in the region, such as the horse. Including depictions of animals, their skeletons, organs, partial dissections and the like. Text in double columns. Printed on rag paper, by Zunner, who is noteworthy for being the first Christian publisher to become a partner with a Jew, bookseller Meyer Abraham Beer - Casey Wood. By the author of "Museum Museorum" (Sabin 98357), considered one of the great illustrated books of the era, a repertory of all of the then-known cabinets of curiosities. OCLC Number 1114793608; Garrison & Morton 303. .

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Book number: 061414

Catalogue: Natural History

Keywords: Comparative Anatomy; Dissection; Zoology; Museorum Museum

VALENTINUS, Petrus Pomarius (editor).

Articella nuperrime impressa cu[m] q[uam] plurimis tractatib[us] pristine impressio[n]i sup[er]additis, ut p[atet] i[n] pagina seque[n]ti. Petri Pomarii Valentini Hispani ad lectore[m] Hexastycho[n] ...[(Colophon:) Lyon, Antoine du Ry impensis Jacques Giunta, 1525]. 8vo. With a full-page woodcut illustration, the title-page printed in red and black with a decorated woodcut border, and numerous woodcut initials in the text. Later parchment with the manuscript title on the spine.

"369" [= 367] ll.Early collection of important ancient and contemporary medicinal works, with a full-page woodcut illustrating bloodletting. This work was meant as a textbook for students of medicine. The texts included in the present work were not only selected because they formed the backbone of the field of medicine in Europe at the time, but also because they could be easily memorised. The contents include extracts from Ibn Sina (Canon, Cantica), Galen (Ars medica), Hippocrates (various selections), Jacques Desparts (Summula super plurimis remediis ex Mesue libris), Theodoros Gazes, Aulus Cornelius Celsus, Arnaldus de Villanova, and Armengaud Blaise. The work is quite rare on the market, as we have only been able to find two other copies of the present edition in sales records of the past hundred years.The articella, or little arts, is a collection of medicinal treatises, which was likely composed in the early 12th century at the School of Salerno, the earliest centre of organised medical instruction in medieval Europe. The core text is the Isagoge by Hunayn ibn Ishaq al-Ibadi or Johannitius (808-873), an Arabic translation of the work of Galen (129-216). Six other treatises were added to this to form the articella, namely Hippocrates' Aphorisms and Prognostic, Theophilus Protopatharius' On urines, Philaretus' On pulses, Galenus' Ars medica and the Hippocratic Regimen in acute diseases. The collection was an indispensable instrument of medical teaching in universities almost from its conception until well into the 1530s. Although the work initially only existed in manuscript form, it was already printed for the first time in 1476, which is a testament to its importance. The articella continued to be updated and other treatises were added to the original seven in the subsequent printed versions. The Hippocratic oath first appeared in the 1483 edition, which proved to be a very important addition and can be found in the present edition as well (fol. XVII).The different editions of the articella were edited by different editors. One of the most notable ones was Petrus Pomarius Valentinus (dates unknown), a medical doctor from Valencia, who worked on the collection in the 1510s. The present edition is based on his work. The most important difference between his articella and earlier ones is the choice of treatises. Pomarius included far more Islamic texts than his predecessors. He also added six Hippocratic works, a text by Jacques Desparts, and two aphoristic collections of Arnaldus de Villanova. Four Latin editions of Pomarius' version were printed, namely the Lyon editions of 1515, 1519, 1525 and 1534. The present copy is unfortunately missing the colophon, which makes it difficult to ascertain which edition it is. However, it is printed in two columns, which means it has to be one of the final two editions. It also has small fleur-de-lys printed in red on the title page, which can only be found on the digitised 1525 version. As such, it is most likely the 1525 edition.The vellum is somewhat stained. The margins of the first 30 leaves, ll. 173-201 and ll. 314-316 have been restored, only slightly affecting the woodcut border on the title-page, the work is slightly browned and waterstained throughout, lacking the final leaf. Otherwise in good condition.l Baudrier VI, p. 115; Durling, Catalogue of sixteenth century printed books in the National Library of Medicine, 331; Palau 230678; USTC 145671 (8 copies); cf. Sallander, Bibliotheca Walleriana 21 (other ed.); Stillwell 280 (other ed.).

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Book number: ABC_47886

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VALENTINUS, BASILIUS

The Triumphal Chariot Of Antimony

United States, Kessinger. 1992. (ISBN: 1564590216) Paperback , 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Card covers in tidy condition, previous owners name, a facsimile of the 1685 edition. Very Good.

Clarendon Books P.B.F.A.Professional seller

Book number: 074409

Keywords: 1564590216

VALENTINUS. Quispel, Gilles.

Valentinus de gnosticus en zijn Evangelie der Waarheid.

Amsterdam, 2003. 145 pp. Hardcover, d./j. -Dustjacket sl. discol. on the spine.Translation of: The gnostic gospels (New York, Random House, 1979).

Antiquariaat A. Kok & Zn. B.V.(NVvA/ILAB)Professional seller

Book number: 266451

Keywords: Theology Theologie

VIVES Ludovicus Valentinus ( 1492 - 1540 ) - Carlos G. NOREÑA :

De Anima et Vita - '' El Alma y la Vida ''. ( together with ) Juan Luis Vives y Las Emociones. (together with) Facsimile edition Basel September 1538. (Three volumes in case).

.: Valencia, Ayuntamiento de Valencia, 1992, in-8°, 3 volumes in a publisher's cloth case. [1] Vives, De anima et vita, 382 pp + index, publisher's cloth. [2] Noreña, Juan Luis Vives y Las Emociones, 343 pp, publisher's cloth. (translation of the English edition ''Juan Luis Vives and the emotions''. [3] Vives, De Anima et Vita, facsimile edition, Basel, Robert Winter, 1538, high quality facsimile, bound in real vellum, with leather ties. Numbered copy 56. The three volumes kept in cloth slipcase. Nice set. .

Antiquariaat Wim de GoeijProfessional seller

Book number: 53262

VIVES LUDOVICUS VALENTINUS (1492-1540)

De l'Assistance aux Pauvres (traduit du latin par le prof.Ricardo Aznar Casanova & Léopold Caby)

Bruxelles, Valero & fils, 1943. 292pp. (dont 20pp. avec ills. contenant une bibliographie générale de l'ouvrage 'De subventione Pauperum'), qqs. planches sont tachées mais bien lisibles, édition limitée et numérotée: ceci port le no. 95/3000, brochure originale, 18cm. bon état, F37363

Antiquariaat Pieter Judo (De Lezenaar)Professional seller

Book number: F37363

Catalogue: Filosofie

Keywords: Humanisme Belgique België Brugge Bruges West-Vlaanderen Filosofie Philosophie Philosophy Histoire geschiedenis