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    • Beroaldo, Filippo - Orationes prelectiones et prefationes et quaedam mithice historiae Philippi Beroaldi. Item pluscule Angels Politiani [...]
      Mar. 30, 2021

      Beroaldo, Filippo - Orationes prelectiones et prefationes et quaedam mithice historiae Philippi Beroaldi. Item pluscule Angels Politiani [...]

      Est: €400 - €600

      [Paris], Denis Roce and finally Nicolas Du Prè, [1514]. In 4th. Large vignette engraved on the title page (repeated on all title pages). Linked with Isocrates . Philippus Beroaldus junior Constantio Bentiuolo S. Sa l. [Paris, Denis Roce, A. Bonnemere,] s.d. Last card with tear stains. Linked with De felicitate opusculum , [Paris, Denis Roce and finally Nicolas Du Prè], s.d. Some stain, Linked with Epigrammata ac ludrica quaedam facilioris musae carmina, [Paris, Denis Roce], s.d. Linked with Opusculum eruditu quo continetur Declamatio Philosophi & amp; oratoris De excellentia disceptantium . [Paris, Denis Roce, Barbier], 1514. On the front of the frontispiece drawing of a cross, notes of ancient hand throughout the volume, binding of the century XIX in brown half leather with gold title on the spine. < br>

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    • BEROALDUS, Philippus (Filippo Beroaldo, 1453-1505). Declamatio philosophi,...
      Jul. 09, 2019

      BEROALDUS, Philippus (Filippo Beroaldo, 1453-1505). Declamatio philosophi,...

      Est: £4,000 - £6,000

      BEROALDUS, Philippus (Filippo Beroaldo, 1453-1505). Declamatio philosophi, medici, oratoris. – De optimo statu et principe. Bologna: Benedictus Hectoris, 13 December 1497. A rare incunable on the fallacies of traditional sciences, particularly physics and medicine: the first edition of these two essays by the preeminent scholar from Bologna. The first essay is a dispute between three brothers – a philosopher, a physician and an orator – about the worth of their respective professions. The orator wins the contest: what he does is less useful than his brothers’ occupations, but he is more able to defend his own position, exposing the philosopher's and the physician's fallacies by citing Pythagoras, Empedocles, Plato, Hippocrates, Galenus, Avicenna, etc. The second work addresses statecraft as the optimal form of government; having reviewed the ‘government of the many’, ‘of the few’ and ‘of a single person’, Beroaldus gives his preference to the latter, provided the ruler is bound by loyalty to public good as opposed to private gain. HC 2963*; GW 4126; Klebs 182.1; BMC VI 844; BSB-Ink. B-371; Wellcome 810; ISTC ib00473000; Goff B-473. Chancery quarto (195 x 140mm). 38 leaves, printed guides for initial, printed shoulder notes (one or two spots). Early 20th-century green morocco, paneled spine lettered in gilt, marbled end-papers, edges gilt (some rubbing to extremities). Provenance: contemporary scattered annotations and pointers.

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    • Beroaldo, Filippo
      Jun. 04, 2015

      Beroaldo, Filippo

      Est: €1,000 - €1,200

      Opusculum Philippi Beroaldi de terremotu & pestilentia cum annotamentis Galeni. Addita est explicatarum in anno tamentis Galeni dictionum tabula Strasburgo, Matthias Schurer, 1510. In 4°. Spazi per iniziali con letterine guida, piccolo foro di tarlo che non lede il testo, legatura moderna in mezza tela. Nota di possesso manoscritta alla carta di titolo datata 1561.

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