Search Results: Titles starting with J from Antiquariaat Fragmenta Selecta

The Hague, Staatsuitgeverij, 1977. 220 p., ills. Stiff wrs. 27 cm (Minor painter and draughtsman, who travelled 3 years through Italy; publ. on occasion of an exhibition)

Groningen, Wolters-Noordhoff, 1973. 48 p., illustrations. Stiff wrappers. 24 cm

's-Gravenhage, Koninklijke drukkerij De Swart BV, 1995. (VI),357 p. Stiff wrappers. 24 cm (Dissertation, Leiden)

Leiden, Brill, 1974. X,204 p. Cl.(Cover sl. stained)

Amst., De Volkskrant, 1996. 68 p., ills. Pb. 23 cm

Amst., De Volkskrant, 1996. 68 p., ills. Pb.

Amersfoort, ('t Amersfoort), By Pieter Brakman, 1707 8vo. 2 volumes in 1: (16),82; (2),154,14,(4) p., frontispiece and 4 & 8 engraved plates. 19th century half calf 17 cm (Ref: Schuytvlot 35,468; Unger 16,140; STCN ppn 266055184) (Details: 'Pieter Brakman' was a pseudonym of the bookseller Pieter van der Veer in Rotterdam. (See: Ton Jongenelen. 'De Keurdigten. Het levenswerk van Pieter van der Goes, boekverkooper.' In: Mededelingen van de Stichting Jacob Campo Weyerman. 27 (2004), p. 57-67. Online at the site of DBNL). § Volume 1 opens with a frontispiece & has 4 plates (of which 2 folding); the frontispiece, signed 'F. Ble' (possibly Frans van Bleyswyck), depicts the stoning of Palamedes by the Greek before the walls of Troy, as told by the Greek poet Apollodorus; portrait of the poet J. van den Vondel engraved by P. van Gunst (p. 1); an allegoric triumph scene of prince Frederik Hendrik of Orange, the protector of the Dutch republic (p. 1); 2 folding plates,… Read More

Brugge, The Hague, Karel Beyaert, Martinus Nijhoff, (1971). 343 p. Stiff wrappers 25 cm (Stola S. Godelevae, 1070-1970; colloquium on the occasion of the 9th centenary of the death of St. Godelieve; essays in Dutch, German and French)

Baarn, Ambo, 1990. 601 p. Cloth 22 cm (Including worn dustjacket; back of the dustjacket faded)

N.pl., 1996 - 2003. (This magazine was discontinued with 7/1; lacking Jrg. 1 nr. 1)

Assen, Van Gorcum, 2003. 114 p. Paperback. 24 cm

Assen, Van Gorcum, 1979. (XVII),256 p. Cloth. 24 cm (Including dustjacket)

Assen, v.Gorcum, 1979. (XVII),256 p. Cl. 24 cm

Amsterdam (Amstelaedami), Ex officina Henrici & Viduae Theodori Boom, 1685. 8vo. (XXXII),470,(16 index),(2 blank) p. Vellum 16.5 cm A masterpiece of historical criticism. (Sandys) (Details: Woodcut printer's mark on the title, it depicts a gardener who waters a shoot that arises from a tree (Boom is Dutch for tree); the motto reads: 'Tandem fit surculus arbor', (A shoot at length becomes a tree) a popular motto in the Netherlands ever since the war of independence against the Spaniards, which lasted 80-years) (Condition: The spine was problably once exposed to a fire, it is blackish, and the gilt is almost invisible; part of the shield pasted on the spine. Head of the spine is gone. Both boards age-toned and somewhat soiled. Faint ownership entry on the title. Title slightly soiled. Paper slightly yellowing) (Note: The historian of classical scholarship J.E. Sandys observes that this collections of 'Animadversiones' of Jacobus Perizonius is recognised as a masterpiece of… Read More

Leiden (Lugdini Batavorum), Apud Joh. Arnold Langerak, 1740. 8vo. XXXVIII,592 p. Vellum 17 cm (Details: 5 thongs laced through the joints. Engraved printer's mark on the title, it depicts a man who is busy climing a steep hill; a winged diety, Father Time (Tempus), who sways his scythe and has an hourglass on his head, helps him to ascend; at the top of the hill rests a huge cornucopia; this scene is flanked Athena and the Muse Clio (?), whose head is winged and who has scroll and quill at hand; the motto reads: 'Dum audes, ardua vinces', 'You will be succesful daring') (Condition: Vellum age-toned. Both pastedowns slightly stained. Small paper label on the back) (Note: The Dutch ancient historian Jacobus Perizonius, 1651-1715, was professor of History at the University of Franeker from 1682, and from 1693 of Leiden. His historical work broke new ground, and may be said to have laid the foundations of historical criticism. It anticipates Niebuhr's method of dealing with the… Read More

N.pl., 1938 - 1941. Wrs. (Covers worn)(All published; NSDAP point of view; popular)

Mainz, Bonn Verlag des Römisch-Germanischen Zentralmuseums, Habelt, 2005. VII,379 p., ills., 7 pls. Cl. 30 cm

Antwerpen, Amsterdam, De Seven Sinjoren, Stichting 'Onze Oude Letteren', 1948. LII,133 p. Cloth 25 cm (Introduction of 52 p. Facsimile of the text of 'Den Camp vander Doot' of ca. 1500, including the woodcuts, 20 pages notes, and a glossary of 45 p. See Wikipedia 'Johannes Pertcheval', where this edition is mentioned first in the bibliography) (Including a worn dustjacket)

Utrecht (Trajecti ad Rhenum), Apud Franciscum Halma, Academ. Typogr. Ordinarium, 1684. 12mo. (VIII),95,(1 blank) p. Vellum 16 cm (Ref: STCN ppn 84001225X; Oberlé no. 325) (Details: 3 thongs laced through the joints. Woodcut flowery ornament on the title) (Condition: Vellum age-toned and slightly scratched. Small dent in the spine. Front pastedown detached. Small inscription on the front flyleaf, and on the title, where someone wrote below 'Carmina' the word 'Quaerendo'. Paper slightly yellowing, some spots in the first leaves) (Note: This is the first edition of the neolatin poetry of the Dutch scholar/soldier Joan van Broekhuizen (Janus Broukhusius), 1649-1707, who during an adventurous life pursued his classical studies and poetry at leisure. His editions of Propertius (1702) and Tibullus (1707) laid the foundation for his reputation as a classical scholar. He was admired as a latinist, for his taste and for his erudition. (NNBW 4,309/12) As a neolatin poet he is known as the… Read More