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Giovanni Cinelli Calvoli, Della biblioteca volante di Gio. Cinelli Caluoli patrizio fiorentino, e forliuese Accadem. Gelato &c. Scanzia XVIII. Consagrata al … Bernardino Barbieri, In Ferrara, MDCCXVI.
Ca. 18 x 12 cm, Contemporary preliminary binding as delivered by the printer; pages uncut; paper untrimmed; a few damp stains; otherwise, paper clean and un-toned; last pages loose; overall, in good state.
Giovanni Cinelli Calvoli was born in Florence on February 26, 16251. He studied at the University of Pisa, where one of his teachers was Evangelista Torricelli. After receiving his doctorate in philosophy and medicine, he married and returned to Florence in 1651. He collected small rare opuscules and published them by notebooks, under the title of Biblioteca volante, scanzia 1, 2, 3, 4, etc., in-8°. The author sometimes joined criticisms in note to the title of the works as in the 4th book, about a discussion between two doctors of Florence of which one, doctor of the grand duke Cosme III of… Read More

Giovanni Cinelli Calvoli, Della biblioteca volante di Gio. Cinelli Caluoli patrizio fiorentino, e forliuese Accadem. Gelato &c. Scanzia XIV. Consagrata al … , In Napoli 1682.
inelli intervened in the controversy between Bernardino Ramazzini and the physician of the Grand Duke Giovanni Andrea Moneglia, following the death after childbirth of the Marchesa Maria Maddalena Martellini Bagnesi. The merits of the quarrel are of little moment now, but it had an unlucky influence upon Cinelli. He was of a passionate and sarcastic disposition, and the violence of his attacks upon the physician of the Grand Duke led to the suppression of that number of the Biblioteca Volante and the imprisonment of its author, who was not released without an apology and a promise not to return to the subject. A public burning of the edition was ordered by Cosme de Medici. A rare and important book for understanding the history of censorship.
Outstandingly rare !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
15 x 9.5 cm; Contemporary preliminary binding as… Read More

Giovanni Cinelli Calvoli, Della biblioteca volante di Gio. Cinelli Caluoli patrizio fiorentino, e forliuese Accadem. Gelato &c. Scanzia VIII. Consagrata al … Fratelli Rosati, In Parma 1692.
Ca. 16 x 11 cm; Contemporary preliminary binding as delivered by the printer; pages uncut; paper untrimmed; a few damp stains; otherwise, paper clean and un-toned; overall, good state.
Giovanni Cinelli Calvoli was born in Florence on February 26, 1625. He studied at the University of Pisa, where one of his teachers was Evangelista Torricelli. After receiving his doctorate in philosophy and medicine, he married and returned to Florence in 1651. He collected small rare opuscules and published them by notebooks, under the title of Biblioteca volante, scanzia 1, 2, 3, 4, etc., in-8°. The author sometimes joined criticisms in note to the title of the works as in the 4th book, about a discussion between two doctors of Florence of which one, doctor of the grand duke Cosme III of Medici, accuses Cinelli of calumny,… Read More

Giovanni Cinelli Calvoli, Della biblioteca volante di Gio. Cinelli Caluoli patrizio fiorentino, e forliuese Accadem. Gelato &c. Scanzia XIV. Consagrata al … Giuseppe Lanzoni, In Venezia MDCIXC.
17 x 10 cm; Contemporary preliminary binding as delivered by the printer.
Paper untrimmed; a few damp stains; otherwise, paper clean and un-toned; in very good state. Ex Libris of the Monastery "S. Michaelis de Muriano Venetiar".
Giovanni Cinelli Calvoli was born in Florence on February 26, 1625. He studied at the University of Pisa, where one of his teachers was Evangelista Torricelli. After receiving his doctorate in philosophy and medicine, he married and returned to Florence in 1651. He collected small rare opuscules and published them by notebooks, under the title of Biblioteca volante, scanzia 1, 2, 3, 4, etc., in-8°. The author sometimes joined criticisms in note to the title of the works as in the 4th book, about a discussion between two doctors of Florence of which one, doctor of the grand duke… Read More

Giovanni Cinelli Calvoli, Della biblioteca volante di Gio. Cinelli Caluoli patrizio fiorentino, e forliuese Accadem. Gelato &c. Scanzia XIV. Consagrata al … Fratelli Rosati, In Parma 1686.
Ca. 16 x 11 cm; Contemporary preliminary binding as delivered by the printer; pages uncut; paper untrimmed; a few damp stains; otherwise, paper clean and un-toned; last pages loose; overall, in good state.
Giovanni Cinelli Calvoli was born in Florence on February 26, 1625. He studied at the University of Pisa, where one of his teachers was Evangelista Torricelli. After receiving his doctorate in philosophy and medicine, he married and returned to Florence in 1651. He collected small rare opuscules and published them by notebooks, under the title of Biblioteca volante, scanzia 1, 2, 3, 4, etc., in-8°. The author sometimes joined criticisms in note to the title of the works as in the 4th book, about a discussion between two doctors of Florence of which one, doctor of the grand duke Cosme III of Medici, accuses… Read More

Ca. 16 x 11 cm; leather binding with extensive worming, inside, the front end paper also affected; The book is not wormed !!! a few damp stains; otherwise, paper clean and un-toned; in very good state."
Giovanni Cinelli Calvoli was born in Florence on February 26, 16251. He studied at the University of Pisa, where one of his teachers was Evangelista Torricelli. After receiving his doctorate in philosophy and medicine, he married and returned to Florence in 1651. He collected small rare opuscules and published them by notebooks, under the title of Biblioteca volante, scanzia 1, 2, 3, 4, etc., in-8°. The author sometimes joined criticisms in note to the title of the works as in the 4th book, about a discussion between two doctors of Florence of which one, doctor of the grand duke Cosme III of Medici, accuses Cinelli of calumny, attacks him in justice and makes him condemn to withdraw the edition of this 4th book which is burned publicly by the executor of justice. Once released, Cinelli leaves… Read More

Giovanni Cinelli Calvoli, Della biblioteca volante di Gio. Cinelli Caluoli patrizio fiorentino, e forliuese Accadem. Gelato &c. Scanzia XII. Consagrata al … Francesco de Lazari, In Roma 1697.
Ca. 17 x 12 cm, Contemporary preliminary binding as delivered by the printer.
Paper untrimmed; a few damp stains; otherwise, paper clean and un-toned; overall, good state. Ex Libris of the Monastery "S. Michaelis de Muriano Venetiar".
Giovanni Cinelli Calvoli was born in Florence on February 26, 1625. He studied at the University of Pisa, where one of his teachers was Evangelista Torricelli. After receiving his doctorate in philosophy and medicine, he married and returned to Florence in 1651. He collected small rare opuscules and published them by notebooks, under the title of Biblioteca volante, scanzia 1, 2, 3, 4, etc., in-8°. The author sometimes joined criticisms in note to the title of the works as in the 4th book, about a discussion between two doctors of Florence of which one, doctor of the grand duke… Read More

Giovanni Cinelli Calvoli, Della biblioteca volante di Gio. Cinelli Caluoli patrizio fiorentino, e forliuese Accadem. Gelato &c. Scanzia XIII. Consagrata al … Francesco de Lazari, In Roma 1697.
Ca. 16 x 110 cm, Full vellum binding a few damp stains; otherwise, paper clean and un-toned; in very good state.".
Giovanni Cinelli Calvoli was born in Florence on February 26, 1625. He studied at the University of Pisa, where one of his teachers was Evangelista Torricelli. After receiving his doctorate in philosophy and medicine, he married and returned to Florence in 1651. He collected small rare opuscules and published them by notebooks, under the title of Biblioteca volante, scanzia 1, 2, 3, 4, etc., in-8°. The author sometimes joined criticisms in note to the title of the works as in the 4th book, about a discussion between two doctors of Florence of which one, doctor of the grand duke Cosme III of Medici, accuses Cinelli of calumny, attacks him in justice and makes him condemn to withdraw the edition… Read More

Giovanni Cinelli Calvoli, Della biblioteca volante di Gio. Cinelli Caluoli patrizio fiorentino, e forliuese Accadem. Gelato &c. Scanzia X. Consagrata al … Giorlamo Albrizzi, In Venezia MDCCV.
Ca. 16.5 x 11 cm; Contemporary cardboard binding.
A few stains; otherwise, paper clean and un-toned; in very good state.
Giovanni Cinelli Calvoli was born in Florence on February 26, 1625. He studied at the University of Pisa, where one of his teachers was Evangelista Torricelli. After receiving his doctorate in philosophy and medicine, he married and returned to Florence in 1651. He collected small rare opuscules and published them by notebooks, under the title of Biblioteca volante, scanzia 1, 2, 3, 4, etc., in-8°. The author sometimes joined criticisms in note to the title of the works as in the 4th book, about a discussion between two doctors of Florence of which one, doctor of the grand duke Cosme III of Medici, accuses Cinelli of calumny, attacks him in justice and makes him condemn to withdraw the… Read More

Giovanni Cinelli Calvoli, Della biblioteca volante di Gio. Cinelli Caluoli patrizio fiorentino, e forliuese Accadem. Gelato &c. Scanzia XIV. Consagrata al … Andrea Poletti, In Venzia 1700.
Ca. 17 x 10.5 cm; Contemporary preliminary binding as delivered by the printer; pages uncut; paper untrimmed; a few damp stains; otherwise, paper clean and un-toned; overall, good state.
Giovanni Cinelli Calvoli was born in Florence on February 26, 1625. He studied at the University of Pisa, where one of his teachers was Evangelista Torricelli. After receiving his doctorate in philosophy and medicine, he married and returned to Florence in 1651. He collected small rare opuscules and published them by notebooks, under the title of Biblioteca volante, scanzia 1, 2, 3, 4, etc., in-8°. The author sometimes joined criticisms in note to the title of the works as in the 4th book, about a discussion between two doctors of Florence of which one, doctor of the grand duke Cosme III of Medici, accuses Cinelli of calumny,… Read More

Giovanni Cinelli Calvoli, Della biblioteca volante di Gio. Cinelli Caluoli patrizio fiorentino, e forliuese Accadem. Gelato &c. Scanzia XI. Consagrata al … Bartolomeo Soliani, In Modena MDCXCV.
17 x 10 cm; Contemporary paper binding.
An old library stamp, the first and the last pages a little dusty and with a few stains; otherwise, paper clean and un-toned; in very good state.
Giovanni Cinelli Calvoli was born in Florence on February 26, 1625. He studied at the University of Pisa, where one of his teachers was Evangelista Torricelli. After receiving his doctorate in philosophy and medicine, he married and returned to Florence in 1651. He collected small rare opuscules and published them by notebooks, under the title of Biblioteca volante, scanzia 1, 2, 3, 4, etc., in-8°. The author sometimes joined criticisms in note to the title of the works as in the 4th book, about a discussion between two doctors of Florence of which one, doctor of the grand duke Cosme III of Medici, accuses Cinelli of… Read More

Giovanni Cinelli Calvoli, Della biblioteca volante di Gio. Cinelli Caluoli patrizio fiorentino, e forliuese Accadem. Gelato &c. Scanzia XX. Consagrata al …Gio. Battista Conzatti, In Padova MDCCXVIII.
Ca. 16 x 11 cm; Full vellum binding; a few damp stains; otherwise, paper clean and un-toned; in very good state.".
On the inside of the cover it is stated by an old hand, that there is an autograph signature on the title by Antonio Vallisneri.
Giovanni Cinelli Calvoli was born in Florence on February 26, 16251. He studied at the University of Pisa, where one of his teachers was Evangelista Torricelli. After receiving his doctorate in philosophy and medicine, he married and returned to Florence in 1651. He collected small rare opuscules and published them by notebooks, under the title of Biblioteca volante, scanzia 1, 2, 3, 4, etc., in-8°. The author sometimes joined criticisms in note to the title of the works as in the 4th book, about a discussion between two doctors of Florence of which one, doctor… Read More

Giovanni Cinelli Calvoli, Della biblioteca volante di Gio. Cinelli Caluoli patrizio fiorentino, e forliuese Accadem. Gelato &c. Scanzia 15. Consagrata al merito singolariss. del ... Lettore F. Cammillo Landi fiorentino agostiniano ..., In Padova, M.DCCIII [1703], Eredi Frambotto. [8], 63 pages.
Contemporary binding with marbled paper covers.
Paper untrimmed; paper clean and un-toned; in very good state.
An old handwritten description of the rarity of the book on inside of front cover.
This book is one of the rarest and most curios Italian books. One of the things, that sell only once in a century.
In Calvili`s biography it is mentioned, that due to a lot of printing errors, Cinelli Calvoli gave the order to destroy all copies of the edition. Yet, a few of them had been sent to people, who had participated in the work. In the biography it is stated, that 5 copies survived. On the inside of the front cover an old hand states, that only three copies survived. I found only one further copy to exist: The… Read More

8°, 20 x 14 cm. Mid-19th century cardboard binding.
41 nn leaves; there exist leaves aiii – a8; b1-b8; c1-c8; d1-d2; d6-d8 (?); e1-e8; f2-f7;
Missing are: a1, a2, d3 – d5 (?), f1, f7 and an unknown number of following leaves.
Numerous old ink notes; leaves are numbered recto at upper right; water stained throughout.
As the imprint is missing, an exact dating is difficult. The initials were used by Rosembach from ca. 1493. The initials were also used in the Missal of 1499 (M24774 Missale Tarraconense. 26.VI.1499.°). The woodblocks are still unworn in our Donatus melior, therefore, the impression was not made very much later.
Printed with Joan Rosembach`s types 1, 7 and 2. There are aberrant majuscules as Rosembach used in prints he made in Perpignan. The state of the type in this Donatus is the same as in the preface to Mancinelli's "Carmen de figuris" (according to Norton this is the Spica edition, p. 233a). An even better example is the "Vocabulario" of 1502.
Summary: This print has not been… Read More