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 La vie de Dom Barthelemy des Martyrs
[GRANADA, Frei Luís de, O.P. (e outros)].- LA VIE | DE DOM | BARTHELEMY | DES MARTYRS, | RELIGIEVX DE L'ORDRE | DE S. DOMINIQVE, | ARCHEVESQVE DE BRAGVE | EN PORTUGAL. | Tirée de son Histoire écrite en Espagnol & en | Portugais par cinq Auteurs, dont le premier | est le Pere Louïs de Grenade. | AVEC SON ESPRIT ET SES SENTIMENS | pris de ses propres Ecrits.- Paris: chez Pierre Le Petit, 1663.- [44], 874, [3, 1 br.] p.: 1 retrato; 25 cm.- E. The original edition of this translation attributed to Pierre Thomas de Fossé (1634-1698) and Louis Lemaître de Sacy (1613-1884). In addition to Friar Luis de Granada, O. P. (1504-1588), the Edition includes texts by Friar Luis de Cácegas, O.P. (1540-1610), Friar Luis de Sousa, O.P. (c. 1555-1632), D. Rodrigo da Cunha (1577-1643) and Luis Muñoz (16th/17th centuries). The portrait of Friar Bartlomeu dos Mártires, O.P. (1514-1590, beatified November 4, 2001), intaglio engraved (taille douce), has the following subscription: Champaigne del. — Houlanger fecit. The manuscript possession ex-libris of St. Dominics Convent. Stone, stamped Withdrawn. Entire calf binding of the time, fatigued but restorable. Palau, 320788. Friar Raúl de Almeida Rolo (biblio-iconographic Catalogue ..., Lisbon, BN, 1991), 293 (for the Second Edition; the first was not part of the exhibition).

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361

 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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362

 Hedendaagsche historie of tegenwoordige staat van Spanje en Portugal
[SALMON, Thomas].- Hedendaagsche historie of tegenwoordige staat van Spanje en Portugal. Behelzende Eene Beschryving van de Gelegenheid dier Ryken, van derzelver Kusten, Havens, Rivieren en Gebergten...- Te Amsterdam: By Isaak Tirion, 1759.- [8], 662, [18] p.: il.; 19 cm.- E. Dutch edition of volume on Spain and Portugal, the extensive collection "Hedendaagsche historie of tegenwoordige staat van allen volkeren (Modern history, or the present state of all nations)", illustrated with an engraved frontispiece, two large maps (Iberian Peninsula and Strait of Gibraltar) and four fold-out engravings, one of which represents an auto da fé. Preserves all the engravings and maps well folded. Half-leather binding of the time. Duarte de Sousa, 413.

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363

 Cérémonies et coutumes religieuses de tous les peuples du monde
réprésentées par des figures dessinés de la main de Bernard Picart; avec des explications historiques et des dissertations curieuses.- Nouvelle édition, entièrement conforme a celle de Hollande...- Paris: L. Prudhomme, 1807.- 5 tomos em 6 vols. (tomos 1, 2, 6, 7 [2 vols.] e 12): il.; 40 cm.- E. A working copy with several faults and imperfetions, consisting of volumes I (Juifs et Chrétiens Catholiques), II (Catholiques Romains), VI (Peuples Idolâtres), VII ([première partie] Peuples Idolâtres), VII ([deuxième partie] Peuples Idolâtres) e XII (second des Superstitions). The set has numerous faults and imperfections, difficult to discriminate. The most serious and visible are the following: Volume I (disjointed): includes 27 full page engraving (frontispiece + 26 engravings accordingto index), lacking engravings 4, 17, 21, 22 and 28 (all double), deep worm cut affecting the last 12 leaves and 3 engravings), slight watertide stain in the upper third; volume II: prserves all the 33 engravings (5 double), but the 5 first ones are dameged by watertide stains worm cuts, the last 20 leaves and the 2 engravings (remaining engravings, clean, including 3 double); volume VI (no stains or cuts: lacking 7 engravings of the 27 that should contain (3, 5, 6, 13, 19, 23 and 26); volume VII (1st part): complete with the 44 engravings, but about half of the volume and engravings damaged by heavy stains of fungi and worm cuts; volume VII (2nd part): complete with the 33 engravings, clean and with no cuts; volume XII: complete with the 2 engravings, worm cut on the lower margin of the first half and heavy watertide stain and fungi on the second half. Fine entire racinée calf bindings of the time with smooth spines.

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364

 HENRY KOSTER - 1793-1820
 Voyage dans la partie septentrionale du Brésil, depuis 1809 jusqu'en 1815
KOSTER, Henry.- Voyage dans la partie septentrionale du Brésil, depuis 1809 jusqu'en 1815, comprenant les provinces de Pernambuco (Fernambouc), Seara, Paraïba, Maragnan, etc.; / traduits de l'anglais par M. A. Jay.- A Paris: chez Delaunay, 1818.- 2 vols.: il.; 20 cm.- E. The first French translation of this appreciated travel book, whose author (circa 1793-1820), also known as Henrique da Costa, son of an English sugar merchant, of Liverpool, was born in Oporto. Very young, Koster traveled to Brazil, where he lived most of his life, engaging in the cultivation and export of coffee. In the preface of his work we can read: «...la langue portugaise m’est plus familière que celle de mon pays... les avis et la grande bibliothèque de M. Southey m’ont été d’un grand secours». The agenda of each one of the volumes is as follows: I-[4], xilx (xlix), [3], 376 p.: 2 leaflets maps, 6. coloured aquatints; II-[4], 512, [2] p.: 2-coloured aquatints. Copy trimmed but complete and clean, containing the port of Pernambuco plan, the map of the captaincy and the eight hand coloured aquatints, according to the index, although two displaced. Bindings of the time, with black Morocco spines. Sabin, 38273. Borba de Moraes (Brazilian), I, p. 438 (the copies with coloured plates are rare).

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