Leilão 189 Antiguidades e Obras de Arte

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OVÍDIO - 43 a.C. - c. 17 d.C.
OUI. de arte aman.¶ | P. Oui. Naso de | arte amandi & remedio amoris cu[m] Bar | ptolomei Merule commentarijs, in | quibus greca que mendosissima erant, | castgatissima reddidimus. Addidis | musque (et id quide[m] non inconsulte) vt | iucunda, ita ad rem facientia, ex Mo | scho Poeta greco de cupidine fugiti- | uo carmina: Angelo Poli. interprete. | [gravura com a marca do impressor]| 1531 |¶ Uenundant Lugd. a Guil. Boulle | in vico Mercuriali, [1531]].- LXXXI, [3 (alias 2)] f.: il.; 164 mm.
Lyonese edition of the first two books of the Art of Love, from Ovid (43 BC-17 or 18 A.D.), Roman poet, contemporary of Virgil and Horace, with whom he shares the glory of being one of the classical authors of the Latin language. Ovid has written a third volume, devoted to women. Illustrated edition with woodcut engravings, entirely composed of Gothic characters, with the classical layout of the documents of the time: original text to the centre of the page, surrounded by extensive comments (glosses), in the present case, from the Tuscan humanist Angelo Poliziano (1454-1494). Slightly fatigued title page, printed in black and red, presenting the Quinta das Lágrimas stamp-Coimbra, which is repeated on leaf xvii. Copy with lack of the final folio (Folio lIV and the last one of the index), very trimmed, with total or partial losses of good part of the current titles and foliage. Some underscores and annotations of the time and random ink stains. 18th century binding, entire calf.

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410

FREI AMADOR ARRAIS - 1530-1600
DIALOGOS DE DOM FREY AMADOR ARRAIZ, Bispo de Portalegre (Dialogues of Dom Frey Amador Arraiz, Bishop of Portalegre)
Dialogues of Dom Frei Amador Arrais, Bishop of Portalegre: REVIEWED AND ADDED. - ARRAIS, D. Frei Amador.- In Coimbra: at Diogo Gomez Loureyro's printing shop, 1604.- [22 (in fact 9)], 346 (in fact 341) f.; 25 cm.- E. Second edition (the first date of 1589) of a work that can be considered as a significant milestone in the Portuguese literature of the Counter-Reformation and a document that reflects the mentality of the time to which there is no anti-semitism and a tendency to quote Classical authors, as an influence of the humanistic. The author, born in Beja (ca.1530-1600), holds a Phd in theology from the University of Coimbra, and was bishop of Portalegre. A trimmed copy with some acidity; Some moth cuts on the lower margin of the three primary sheets (in the second notebook) and four first sheets of text. Sheet A1 with restoration without affecting the text; Some stains on the first leaves, including the title page. Entire calf binding of the time. Innocent, I, p. 52. Monteverde, 269. Samodães, 205. Arouca, A 481.

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411

PADRE ÁLVARO SEMEDO, S. J. - 1585/86-1658
Imperio de la China, y cultura evangelica en el, Por los Religiosos de la Compañia de Jesus. / Sacado de las noticias del Padre Alvaro Semmedo de la propria Compañia. Por Manuel de Faria y Sousa.- Lisboa Occidental: En la Officina Herreriana, 1731.- [18], 252 p.; 29 cm.- E.
Second Portuguese edition, published by coach Miguel Lopes Ferreira. Father Semedo (1585/86-1658), Jesuit missionary and scientist, natural of Nisa, spent more than 20 years in China having undertaken a thorough study on the history and local ethnography. Semedo has always demonstrated the greatest admiration for the Chinese institutions, it conveys us a clear and concise report of the Chinese religious system. The work, written in Portuguese, but first published in Castilian by Manuel de Faria e Sousa (Madrid, 1642), consists of three parts: a description of the Kingdom of China, an explanation of its language and characters and a set of ethnological and evangelical news. The title page, printed in black and red, includes a woodcut engraving with the coat of arms of Portugal, enclosed by a filactera with the legend: In omnem Terram exivit sonus eorum (a sua voz ressoa por toda a Terra). Copy with moisture stains (fungi?) in the outer margins of the first five and three last leaves, stronger on the title page, with Quinta das Lágrima stamp - Coimbra (repeted on page 17). Original guard leaves with imperfections. A very clean copy with fine margins. Entire calf binding of the time with moisture signs but recoverable. Palau, 307304. Inocêncio, I, p. 50 (with an extensive description). Samodães, 1165. Ameal, 890. Palha, 4195.

€ 800 - 1,200 Base - Estimate

€ 800Unsold - Sold afterwards

412

GABRIEL DANIEL - 1649-1728
Histoire de la Milice Françoise
DANIEL, Pe. Gabriel, S.J.- Histoire de la Milice Françoise, et des changements qui s’y sont faits depuis l’établissement de la Monarchie Françoise dans les Gaules, jusqu’à la fin du Gégne de Louis Le Grand.- A Amsterdam: aux depens de la Compagnie, 1724.- 2 vols.: il.; 25 cm.- E. Gabriel Daniel (1649-1728), a French Jesuit and historian, a native of Rouen, with a vast active bibliography of religious and philosophical themes (anti-Jansenism), achieved his greatest literary success in the present Histoire de la Milice Françoise, represented here in his Second edition (the first dates from 1721), as well as in his Histoire de France (1713), which edition of 1755-60 would be enlarged to 17 volumes. The collation of each of the volumes is as follows: I - [32], 448 p .: 48 grav .; II - [16], 552 p .: 22 grav. It includes, therefore, a total of 70 intaglio engravings representing military, strongholds, boats, light and heavy weapons, war machines, etc. A copy with some acidity, sometimes strong, but full and solid, covered with entire calf bindings of the time, slightly fatigued. Brunet, II, col. 487. Sommervogel, II, 1812, 32.

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413

Catalogo da importante e preciosíssima livraria que pertenceu aos notáveis escritores e bibliófilos Condes de Azevedo e Samodães (Catalogue of the important and priceless bookshop that belonged to the notable writers and bibliophiles counts of Azevedo and Samodães)
Catalogue of the important and priceless bookshop that belonged to the notable writers and bibliophiles, counts of Azevedo and Samodães.../ written by José dos Santos; With an introduction by the scholar writer and bibliophile Anselmo Braamcamp Freire.- Oporto: printing of Empresa Literária e Tipográfica, 1921-1922.- 2 vols.: il.; 25 cm.- E.

€ 100 - 150 Base - Estimate

€ 160Sold

414

JOSÉ BARBOSA - 1674–1750
Catalogo chronologico, histórico, genealogico e critico das Rainhas de Portugal, e seus filhos
Chronological, historical, genealogical and critic catalogue of the Queens of Portugal, and their sons.-Barbosa, D. José. - Occidental Lisbon: Na Officina de Joseph Antonio da Sylva, 1727.-[30], 491 p.: il.; 26 cm.- E. The author (1674-1759), regular clergyman, was a chronicler of the House of Braganza and a member of the Royal Academy of Portuguese History. A work illustrated with the coat of arms of all the Queens of Portugal (intaglio engraved), from D. Teresa, wife of Count D. Henrique, to D. Mariana, wife of King D. João V. Copy with slight acidity, keeping quite generous margins; Occasional marginal notes. Entire calf binding of the time, a little fatigued and with minor damage to the spine. Innocent, IV, p. 261. Samodães, 296.

€ 150 - 225 Base - Estimate

€ 280Sold

415

MANUEL DE FARIA E SOUSA - 1590-1649
ASIA PORTVGVESA (Portuguese Asia)
PORTUGUESE ASIA | VOLUME I. [II & III] | BY MANUEL DE FARIA AND SOUSA | Knight of the Order of Christ and of the Royal House. SOUSA, Manuel de Faria e.- - Lisbon: In Henrique Valente de Oliveira's printing workshop, 1666-1675.- 3 vols.: il.; 29 cm.- E. First edition of one of the author's emblematic works. The specimen has the following 19 separate engravings, fresh and well kept (those of the first volume intaglio engraved and the remaining woodcuts): Volume I - Saint Helena, Cochin, Quiloa, Cananor, Sofala, Goa, Malacca, Ormuz, Chaul , Baalim and Diu; Tomo II - Mozambique Island, Daman, Manar, Mangalor, Onor and Bargalor; Volume III - Muscat and Macau. The collation of each volume is as follows: I - [32], 396, [42] p; Volume II - [8], 968, [2] p. III - [8], 564, [6] p. Although the bibliographies and catalogues consulted do not give strict indications as to the engravings, we are not aware of any copies with greater number of engravings. The three volumes also have three engraved frontispieces and numerous woodcut and intaglio engravings, integrated into the text, representing viceroys and other historical characters. The third volume includes, in the end, a rare errata sheet. The frontispiece of the first volume trimmed to the head and with imperfect outer margin, with prejudice of the engraved image. The three trimmed volumes with slight acidity but in general, clean and solid. 18th century entire calf binding, slightly fatigued, with large boards. Innocent, V, p. 416. Auvermann, 493. Arouca, S 530, 531 and 532.

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416

€ 1,000 - 1,500 Base - Estimate

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417

Pe. ANTÓNIO VIEIRA - 1608-1697
Historia do futuro (History of the Future)
History of the Future. Prologue Book to the whole history of the future in which its end is declared and are proved its foundations: Materia, Verdad, & Utilidades da Historia do Futuro -Vieira, PE. Antonio.-.-.-Lisboa Occidental: at Antonio Pedrozo Galram's printing workshop, 1718.-[36], 379 p.; 19 cm.-E. Original edition of one of the most looked for works of the author, reprinted in 1755 and 1854. The 36 preliminary pages include, in addition to the licenses, the extensive censures by Fr. José de Sousa and Frei António de Santo Elias, qualifiers of the Holy Office. Trimmed copy, clean, withcarmine leaf cutting, sometimes irregular. Recent entire calf binding. Innocent, I, p. 291.

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418

JOÃO DE BARROS - 1496-1570
DECADA PRIMEIRA [E SEGVNDA] DA ASIA (First and second reports from Asia)
First and second reports from Asia by IOAO DE BARROS of the Portuguese deeds in discovering and conquering the seas and lands of the Orient. BARROS, João de.- e.- Lisbon: Iorge Rodriguez, 1628.- 2 vols.; 27 cm.- E. The first two Reports, in second edition. The collation of each of the volumes is as follows: first report - [7], 208 f .; Second Report - [5], 238 f. Two trimmed volumes with slight acidity. Some tide stains in the first volume. Handwritten ownership of the time, scratched on the title pages, causing acidity and corrosion in the second volume, with loss of support but not of text. Nineteenth century entire calf bindings with racinée patina. Arouca, B 56 and 57.

€ 400 - 600 Base - Estimate

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CAMÕES, Luís de.- THE | LUSIAD, | OR, | PORTUGALS | Historicall Poem: | WRITTEN | In the PORTINGALL Language | BY | LUIS DE CAMOENS; | AND | Now newly put into ENGLISH | BY | RICHARD FANSHAW Esq.- London: Printed for Humphrey Moseley, 1655.- [24], 224 p.: 3 retratos; 28 cm.- E.
Copy of work of the first edition of The Lusíadas in English language. A trimmed copy slightly handled and acidic, still presenting the following imperfections: mirrored Camões' portrait (next to the title page) but with intact image and legend; shorter title page, mirrored and cut along the woodcut frame; Portrait of Vasco da Gama (between the folios A3 and A4) replaced by photocopy; last sheet of text (Ff4) with restoration without harming the support; occasional ink stains; Includes, in the end, a (photocopied) sheet apart the collation, with a list of works by the publisher. It is, however, text complete. Recent entire parchment binding. José do Canto, nº 313

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MANUEL DE FARIA E SOUSA - 1590-1649
EVROPA PORTVGVESA (Portuguese Europe)
CORRECTED, ILLUSTRATED SECOND EDITION added with so many places and such advantages of this new work. SOUSA, Manuel de Faria e. in Lisbon: A costa d'Antonio Craesbeeck de Mello, H.R.H Printer, 1678-1680.- 3 vols.: il.; 27 cm.- E. A complete set. The first two volumes, dated 1675, in the original edition (the engraved frontpage of the second volume belongs to a variant) and the third volume in the second edition, dated 1680. The first volume closes a history of the world since its inception until the foundation of Portuguese nationality. The second and third are made up of the history of the various reigns, respectively up to Kings D. João III and Philip III, including the intact portraits of all the monarchs (22 intaglio engravings), including that of Count D. Henrique. The collation of the first two volumes is as follows: volume I - [8], 491, [1] p .; Volume II - [8], 224 (alias 624) p .: 16 portraits. The pagination of the third volume shows a jump from p. 240 to p. 341. The cover pages of the first two volumes are intaglio engraved; That of the third is typographed. First and third volume with manuscript ownership of the time: From Diogo de Fon [se] ca to Pinto de Albuq [uerqu]e and (probably the chief captain of the town of Trancoso in the second half of the 18th century). The third volume presents a shorter second folio and notebook S (6 sheets), indicating that they have been added from another copy. The three volumes with slight acidity. Entire calf binding of the time (the one of the second volume slightly different). Innocent, V, p. 417. Samodães, 1161. Library of King D. Manuel II, 866. Arouca, S 538 (volume I), 540 (volume II, dated 1675) and 541 (variant not mentioned by Arouca).

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421

BARROS, João de.- FOURTH REPORT | OF ASIA | BY IOAÕ OF BARROS | Of the feats that the Portuguese | Made in the discovery, Of the seas, and lands | Of the East.- Madrid: at the Royal Print, 1615.- [10] f, 711 p .: 1 engraved frontispiece, 3 maps; 27 cm.- E.
First edition of the Fourth Report by João de Barros. In the first printed sheet the following indication is given: Qvarta decada da Asia de Ioão de Barros [...] reformada accrescentada e illvstrada com notas e taboas geographicas por Ioão Baptista Lavanha. It is recalled that the first three reports were published in Lisbon, respectively in 1552, 1553 and 1563. However, the fourth report was already written by Diogo do Couto. And only in 1615 is published the fourth report that Barros had left incomplete and was completed by João Batista Lavanha. Incomplete copy, missing the six final numbered sheets with the index, and the three separately engraved maps accompanying the edition: Ilha de Ia[p]oa, Reino de Guzarate e Reino de Bengalla. In addition, a clean and well-kept copy, keeping intact (with only slight acidity) the intaglio engraved allegorical frontispiece. Entire flexible parchment binding of the time, keeping part of the original ties. Palau, 24920.

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422

FREI MARCOS DE LISBOA - SÉC. XVI
Primeira Parte das Chronicas da ordem dos frades Menores (First part of the Chronicles of the Order of the Friars Minor)
First Part of the Chronicals of the Order of Friars Minor of the Seraphic father St. Francis, his founder and Prime General Minister. | + | ∞ whom can be called, Vitas Patrum of the Minor.-[In the end] This work was printed in Lisbon: at Ioannes Blauo's of Cologne, and it was finished in xxx March, Anno 1557-, Friar MARCOS DE LISBOA.-.-2 vols; 26 cm.- E. Friar Marcos of Lisbon, (1511-1591), chronicler of the Franciscan order, accompanied King D. Sebastião in 1574, on his first journey to Africa; Later (1581) he became bishop of Oporto. His Chronicles of the Order of the Friars Minor, had a great editorial success, for only in the sixteenth century did we hear of four editions in Portugal, seven in Spain and 17 in Italy (of its diferente parts). Copy of the third edition of the first part of this chronicle (the first two were also published in Lisbon, respectively in 1557 and 1566). Trimed copy with acidity, also presenting the following imperfections: mirrored and rebuilt cover sheet, with severe restoration, with loss of much of the support; Preliminary leaves with marginal restoration, without damaging the text; The last 10 leaves with restoration on the outer corners, occasionally affecting pagination and some letters; Last sheet mirrored and rematted. It is, however, complete and solid. Recent entire mottled calf binding, with gold closed houses on the spine and carmine leaf cutting. Anselmo, 975. BN, 479. King D. Manuel II's library does not mention this edition but only the first two.

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423

D. FRANCISCO DE ALMEIDA - SÉC. XVIII
Primeira dissertação critica contra as Memorias para a historia do Bispado da Guarda (First critical dissertation against the memoirs for the history of the Bishopric of the City of Guarda)
ALMEIDA, D. Francisco de.- First critical dissertation against the memoirs for the history of the Bishopric of the City of Guarda... - Lisboa Occidental: at Joseph Antonio da Silva's printing workshop, 1733.- 1 vol.; 20 cm.- E. Strong invective against the masterpiece of Father Manuel Pereira da Silva Leal (1694-1733), authored by a co-member of the Royal Academy of Portuguese History. D. Francisco de Almeida (1701-1745), was the son of D. João de Almeida, 3rd Count of Assumar and brother of D. Diogo Fernandes de Almeida, who also became involved in a controversy with Father Manuel Leal. A very well printed edition, with an heraldic vignette and an initial chapter, engraved by Debrie on the first page of the text. Entire calf binding of the time with damaged spine on the endcap. Innocent, II, p. 325.

€ 100 - 150 Base - Estimate

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424

Pe. ANTÓNIO VIEIRA - 1608-1697
Cartas do P. Antonio Vieyra da Companhia de Jesu (Letters from Father António Vieira of the Society of Jesus)
Letters from Father António Vieira from the Society of Jesus .-Lisboa Occidental: at the Printing of the Congregation of the Oratory of Saint Philip Neri; at the Royal Sylvian Printing and the Royal Academy's; printed by Eugenio Augusto, 1735-1827 Vieira, PE. Antonio.-.-4 vols; 19 cm.-E. The collection consists of two volumes published by the diligence of the Count of Ericeira (Congregation of the Oratory, 1735), the third volume, very unusual, of the initiative of Fr. Francisco António Monteiro (Officina Sylviana, 1746), to which a fourth volume is added containing The letters to Duarte Ribeiro de Macedo, whose editor was José Luis Pinto de Queiroz. The collation of the first three volumes is as follows: I - [28 (alias 24)], 468 p .; II - [12], 479 p .; III - [24], 451 p. The first volume lacking two preliminary sheets (Fr. Alexandre Ferreira's opinion and final licenses). The first volume, a little trimmed, lined with recente entirecalf binding; The second volume with traces of moth work; The third volume with slight stains at the beginning. The last three volumes with entire calf bindings of the time, a little fatigued. Innocent, I, 292, 1616 and 1617. BN (Bibliography), 1141, 1142 (uncollated) and 1146.

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425

FREI ANTÓNIO BRANDÃO - 1584-1637
Monarquia Lusitana (Lusitanian Monarchy)
Frei Bernardo de Brito; Frei Francisco (and several others) , Monarquia Lusitana / introduction by A. da Silva Rego; notes by A. A. Banha de Andrade and M. dos Santos Alves.BRITO, Frei Bernardo de; BRANDÃO, Frei António; BRANDÃO, Frei Francisco [and several others].-- Lisbon: Imprensa Nacional-Casa da Moeda, 1973-1988.- 8 vols.: il.; 30 cm.- B. Annotated and facsimile edition, from the original, published between 1596 and 1727, of a work that can be considered the first attempt of a complete national history. Copy as new, lined with entire calf bindings, with gold closed houses on the spines.

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426

MARCOS DE LISBOA, Frei, O.F.M.- PARTE SE- | GVNDA DAS CHRONICAS DA | Ordem dos frades menores & das ou | tras orde[n]s segunda & tercei | ra, instituidas na igreja | per o sanctissimo Pa | dre sam Fran | cisco. | [...] | ¶ Nouamente copilada & ordenada dos anti- | gos Liuros & Hystoriadores & memoria | es da ordem, per frey MARCOS de Lis- | boafrade menor da prouincia de | Portugal da obseruãcia, peraglo | ria de nosso Senhor & de se- | us sanctos, & edificaçam | das Almas. | ¶ He repartida esta parte em dez Liuros pera | mays clareza da Hystoria. | ¶ Com priuilegio. Vendese a quatorze | vinte[n]s e[m] papel, e[m] casa de Ioã de Borgonha.- [Lisboa: Ioannes Blauio, 1562].- [no final, no fólio CCLXXXVI, sob uma gravura com a marca do impressor]: ¶ Acabouse a presente obra de imprimir im [sic] Lisboa em casa de Ioannes Blauio impressor del Rey | nosso Senhor, a custas de Ioam de Borgonha Liureiro del Rey nosso Senhor | & vendese em a rua noua em casa do dito Ioam de Borgonha. | Anno de mil quinhentos sessenta & dous a. XXV. Dabril.-
Original edition of the second part of this chronicle (the first was printed in 1557, by the same printer), whose author, Fr. Marcos de Lisboa, (1511-1591), chronicler of the order, accompanied King D. Sebastião in 1574 on his first journey in Africa . Later (1581), Frei Marcos became bishop of Oporto, position that occupied until his death. His Chronicles of the Order of the Friars Minor, had a great editorial success, for only in the sixteenth century did we hear of four editions in Portugal, seven in Spain and 17 in Italy (of its different parts). With the exception of the preliminary pages and the epigraphs of the chapters, the text is entirely printed in rotund Gothic characters. At the end, the last sheet (front), has the following colophon: ¶ Acabase o Liuro decimo & vltimo da segunda parte das Chronicas dos frades menores. [Woodcut engraving with imposing imprint of the printer] ¶ Acabouse a presente obra de imprimir im[sic] Lisboa em casa de Ioannes Blauio impressor delRey nosso Senhor, a custas de Ioam de Borgonha Liureiro del Rey nosso Senhor & vendese em a rua noua em casa do dito Ioam de Borgonha. Anno de mil quinhentos sessenta & dous. xxv. Dabril. A slightly trimmed and acidic copy. First textbook (notebook A, 8 l.), Slightly shorter at the head. Occasional minor stains. Recent entire calf binding. Anselmo, 319. BN, 476. Library of King D. Manuel II, 281 (for both parties).

€ 800 - 1,200 Base - Estimate

€ 800Sold

427

DIOGO DO COUTO - ca. 1542-1616
Decadas da Asia (Reports from Asia)
Reports from Asia, dealing with the seas which the Portuguese discovered, armadas they destroyed, armies they have won and of heroic actions and war exploits in the conquest of the Orient. Couto, Diogo do.--Occidental Lisboa: at Domingos Gonçalves' printing workshop, 1736.-3 2 volumes.; 29 inches.-E. A reprint together of the reports IV, V (volume I), VI (volume II), VII, VIII and IX (volume III) by Diogo do Couto (1542-1616), chronicler and custodian of Torre do Tombo. The decade IV, in fact the first of the author, is the continuation of the third by João de Barros. It was only in 1615 that the fourth report of Barros was published, and that there were two fourth quarters of different authors who, although referring to the same period, had different contents. The nineteenth report was printed here for the first time. The collation of each of the volumes is as follows: I - [32], 605, [1 br.] P .; II - [14], p. 607 to 931, [1 br.], 75, [1 br.] P .; III - [16], 625 p. The volumes I and II are bound in a single volume. Traces of moth work on the inner margin of the last four leaves of Volume III. In addition, a slightly trimmed copy, but very clean, keeping balanced margins. Entire calf bindings of the time, different with signs of moth work on the spines. Innocent, II, p. 154. Monteverde, 1900. Not mentioned by Samodães or Ameal.

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428

PADRE ANTÓNIO CORDEIRO - 1641-1722
Historia insulana das ilhas a Portugal sugeytas no Oceano Occidental (History of the islands subject to Portugal on the Western Ocean)
History of the islands subject to Portugal on the Western Ocean / written by father Antonio Cordeyro of the Society of Jesus...- LisboaOccidental: at Antonio Pedrozo Galram's printing shop, 1717.- [16], 528CORDEIRO, Pe. António.- p.; 29 cm.- E. Original edition of a classic work of Azorean historiography. Father António Cordeiro (1641-1722), born in Angra de Heroísmo, was based on the unpublished manuscript of Fr Gaspar Frutuoso (c.1522-c.1591), Saudades da Terra, which was in the library Of the Jesuit College of Ponta Delgada (currently in the Public Library and Regional Archive of Ponta Delgada). Divided into nine books, the work does not refer only to the Azores, but also to the Canary Islands, the Cape Verde Islands, The Madeira and Porto Santo Islands. A slightly dusty copy with occasional minor moth cuts, all marginal. Entire calf binding of the time. Innocent I, p. 114. Samodães, 889 (very rare). Monteverde, 1809. Ernesto do Canto, 79. Auvermann, 229.

€ 600 - 900 Base - Estimate

€ 600Sold

429

Maurice Cousin, Comte de COURCHAMPS - séc. XIX
Néo-Physiologique du gout par ordre alphabétique, ou dictionnaire général de la cuisine française
Neo-physiological taste in alphabetical order or general dictionary of French cuisine...- Paris: Dictionnaire Général de Cuisine, 1839.- 634 p.; 25 cm.- E. Original edition of a treatise on gastronomy and cuisine, published without the author's name (ca.1777-1859), in response to Brillat-Savarin's celebrated Physiologie du goût which appeared 14 years earlier. The work, organized in the form of a dictionary, was reissued in 1853 and 1866, with the title somewhat modified. Slightly trimmed and with a slight acidity copy but clean. Entire calf binding of the time a little parched.

€ 100 - 150 Base - Estimate

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430

GIUSEPPE ANTONIO PATRIGNANI, S.J. (compil.) - 1659-1733
PATRIGNANI, Giuseppe Antonio, Menologio di pie memorie d’alcuni religiosi della Compagnia di Gesu raccolte dal Padre Giuseppe Antonio Patrignani della medesima Compagnia, e distribuite per quei giorni dell’anno, né quali morirono. Dall’Anno 1538. fino all’Anno 1728.- In Venezia: Presso Niccolò Pezzana, 1730.- 4 vols.; 24 cm.- E.
Collection of biographical news, chronologically sorted by the months of the year (each volume is a quarter), about the life and glory of the most illustrious members of the company of Jesus, by Father Patrignani (1659-1733), historian of the order, consisting of four thick volumes, with a total of more than 3,000 pages and 1,500 news. Among the Biographed we must highlight numerous Portuguese priests and many missionaries of the New World and the Orient. Quinta das Lágrimas Stamps, in Coimbra. Clean and untrimmed copy, lined with entire cardboard binding of the time, very well preserved.

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431

D. FERNANDO CORREIA DE LACERDA - 1628-1685
HISTORIA DA VIDA, MORTE, MILAGRES, CANONISAÇÃO, E TRASLADAÇÃO DE SANCTA ISABEL (History of the life, death, miracles, canonisation and repatriating of St. Elizabeth)
History of the life, death, miracles, canonisation and repatriating of St. Elizabeth of Portugal, sixth queen consort of Portugal.-LACERDA, D. Fernando Correia de.- Lisboa: at João Galraõ's printing shop, 1680.- [28], 378, 109 p.; 18 cm.- E. First edition of the first biography of the Holy Queen, written by D. Fernando Correia de Lacerda (1628-1685), bishop of Oporto. The work is divided into five books with the following titles: Life of Sancta Isabel, sixth Queen of Portugal (first and second books), Life, death, and miracles of Sancta Isabel ... (third book), Canonization of Sancta Isabel ... (Fourth book), Translating Sancta Isabel ... (fifth book, with independent pagination). A slightly trimmed Copy but clean. Nineteenth century entire calf binding with racinée patina. Innocent, II, p. 271. Ameal, 698. Arouca, L8.

€ 100 - 150 Base - Estimate

€ 320Sold

432

PADRE GASPAR ESTAÇO - 1563-1626
VARIAS ANTIGVIDADES DE PORTVGAL (Various antiques from Portugal)
Various antiques from Portugal. Author, GASPAR ESTAÇO.-ESTAÇO, Pe. Gaspar.- In Lisbon: by the King's Printer, Pedro Crasbeeck, Anno Dñi 1625.- [12], 332, [24], 52 p.; 26 cm.- E. Masterpiece by Gaspar Estaço (1563-1626), humanist natural of Évora, brother of Baltasar Estaço, canon of the Collegiate Church of Santa Maria da Oliveira in Guimarães, was protected by Cardinal D. Henrique. It includes historical and chorographic information about the Portuguese Church, the foundation of nationality, numerous localities (Lisbon, Oporto, Braga, Guimarães), etc. In the last 52 pages it includes, with its own title page, but without press notice, a Treated of the lineage of the Estaços .... A slightly trimmed copy with some acidity and handling. It is, however, complete and solid. ENtire calf binding, slightly fatigued, probably already of 18th century. Innocent III, p. 128 and 129. Samodães, 1134 (incomplete). Arouca, 63.

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