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243

PINHEL, Aires.- AD CONTITVTIONES | C. DE BONIS MATER AMPLISSIMI | COMENTARII, | Authore Ario Pinelo Lusitano.- Conimbricae: s.n. [apud Antonium de Maris], Anno salutis M. D. LVII. mense Augusto. [1557].- [4], 200, [8] f.; 27 cm.- E.
Aires Pinhel (ca. 1512/1515 - ca. 1562) studied in Salamanca and received his doctorate in Cesário Law from the city on the Mondego River. He was appointed by King D. João III to teach at this University by decree of September 2, 1539, shortly after the definitive transfer of the University of Lisbon to Coimbra. He was a judge of the Court of Appeals and, at the end of his career, a professor at the University of Salamanca, replacing another Portuguese jurist, Manuel da Costa. He left us an extensive bibliography on legal subjects, published in Portugal and abroad. This copy shows signs of wormhole damage, almost always marginal, affecting the first 10 leaves and extending with three or four holes to the end of the volume. The title page has an old foreign ownersip manuscript, in the upper margin, difficult to read, and a small numerical stamp (291) near the imprint; occasional underlining from the period. Otherwise, a slightly trimmed but clean copy, printed on high-grammage paper. Full parchment binding, reconstructed, using a medieval manuscript in Gothic script. Anselm, 824. BN (16th century), 591. The Biblioteca de D. Manuel II does not mention it.

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244

CASTRO, Francisco de Caldas Pereira e.- SINGVLARIS, | ET EXCELLENS | TRACTATVS | ET ANALYTICVS COM- | MENTARIVS, ET SYNTAGMA DE | Nominatione emphyteutica, eiusq successione, & progressu, | tam pragmaticis, & magistratibus, quàm etiam in | academia versantibus vtilissimus...- Vlyssipone: Excudebat Antonius Riberius Typographus Regius, Anno 1585.- [24], 292 f.; 27 cm.- E.
Francisco de Caldas Pereira e Castro (1543-1597), lawyer and jurist from Monção (or Tuy?), with Bachelor's degree from the University of Salamanca and a Master's degree from the University of Coimbra, where he was a professor. Slightly trimmed copy, with occasional marginal wormholes (repaired) and some minor stains. Full sheepskin contemporary binding or slightly later, with blind tooling on the covers and gold florets on the spine; new endpapers. Anselmo, 966. Biblioteca Nacional (16th Century), 155. Biblioteca de D. Manuel II, 106.

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245

CAETANO, Tommaso de Vio, O.P., Cardeal.- REVEREN | dissimi D. Tho | mæ de Vio Ca- | ictani, cardina- | lis sancti Sixti | perquàm docta, | resoluta ac com | pe[n]diosa de pec- | catis Summula | nuper dilige[n]tis | sime recognita.- Lvgdvni: Væneunt in vico Mercuriali, apud Vincentium de Portonarijs, 1538.- 248, 101, [1] f.; 17 cm.- E.
Tommaso de Vio, known as Cardinal Caetano (1469-1534), Dominican religious, Italian exegete, philosopher and theologian, born in Gaeta (Lazio); vicar general of his Order, he was named cardinal in 1517, having participated in the excumbation process of Martin Luther. Lyon edition of one of his most important works, originally published in 1525. The second group of 101 pages contains another work by the same author, with its own title page (Ientaculorum novi testamenti), but apparently it is a single typographic unit. First title page, a little dusty, printed in black and red, with an old manuscript: Dos Carmelitas descalços do Porto. Otherwise, a slightly cropped, but vey clean specimen. Contemporary full sheepskin binding, or a little later, with gold florets between the sections.

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246

CATECHISMO | ROMANO DO PAPA | PIO QVINTO DE GLO- | RIOSA MEMORIA. | Nouamente tresladado de latim em lingoagem por manda | do do Illustrissimo, & Reuerendissimo Senhor Dõ Miguel de | Castro Metropolitano Arcebispo de Lisboa, &c.- Impresso em Lisboa: por Antonio Alvarez, 1590.- [3], 402 f.; 19 cm.- E.
Rare 16th century edition, in vernacular, of the Tridentine Catechism, whose translator was Fr. Cristóvão de Matos, as can be seen from the approval of the inquisitorial censor D. Frei Bartolomeu Ferreira, inserted in front of the third page. The text, completed in 1566, following a decision by the Council of Trent, was intended for the instruction of pastors and priests in general and not directly for the pastoral care of the faithful. The title page (with a xylography representing the coat of arms of D. Miguel de Castro, archbishop of Lisbon) and the two following pages, were composed in black and red. The copy, a little trimmed and with occasional minor marginal restorations, has pages A1 and A2 (the first two pages of the Prologue) bound after page A6, but is complete and solid. Recent binding, full sheepskin, with blind tooling on the covers and spine (weak joints). Anselmo, 11. Biblioteca Nacional (16th Century), 377. Biblioteca de D. Manuel II, 228

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247

SOARES, D. Frei João, O.A.D.- COMMENTARIVM | in sacrosanctum domini nostri IESV Christi Euangelium, | secundum Matthæum: rectu[m] & synceru[m] sensum explicans. | Plurimas etiã hæreticoru[m] minimè orthodoxas opiniones, egregiê dilues. | Cõcionatoribus, disputatibus, & omnibus catholicis apprimê vtile. | A Reuerendiss. Dño. D Ioanne Soarez, Episcopo Conimbricensi, | & Arganili Comite, æditum. | [gravura xilográfica com as armas episcopais] | Cum gratia & priuilegio Regio ad decenium. | Indice etiam locupletissimo adiecto.- Conimbricæ: Apud Ioannem Barrerium Typographum Regium. [Anno M. D. LXII. 1562].- [4], 577 p.; 26 cm.- E.
Fr. João Soares (1507-1572), born in Urrô (Penafiel), was a hermit of Saint Augustine and participated in the third session of the Council of Trent (1561/63); he was confessor of King D. João III and bishop of Coimbra between 1545 and the year of his death. He left us the constitutions of his diocese (Coimbra, 1548) and an extensive bibliography on religious themes, namely commentaries on the Gospels of Matthew, Luke and Mark. In 1548 he was responsible for publishing the new “Constitutions” of his bishopric. Second edition, with the royal privilege occupying the front of the second folio. The first edition (Anselmo, 158), in addition to other differences, presents the privilege on the verso of the first folio. On the back of the last sheet (missing in the BNP copy) there is a colophon dated October 1561. Copy, cropped, with ablation of the last line of the imprint (with the date), on the title page. Otherwise, a very clean and complete copy. Full sheepskin binding, from the 17th century(?) with mottled patina, preserving the original endpapers intact, on plain paper. Anselmo, 164. Biblioteca Nacional (16th century), 855. Biblioteca de D. Manuel II only refers to the 1566 edition. Reiss & Auvermann (Auction 40), 1803 (the same copy, with the mistaken cataloging as being from the first edition) .

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248

COSTA, Manuel da.- EMMANVELIS | Costæ Iureconsulti | Lusitani commentaria in .l. Si ex cautione. | C. De non nume. pecu. | [gravura xilográfica com as armas de Portugal].- Conimbricae: [no final] Ioannes Barrerius, & Io. Aluarez Regij Typographii excudebat. Annoa Christo nato M. D. XLIX. [1549].- [4], 274, [14] p.; 19 cm. Junto com: -----.- EMMANVELIS | Costæ Iureconsulti Lu | SITANI REGII SENATORIS | de suo & alieno posthumo commen | taria in. § .Posthumus. | Insti. Lega. | Item Scholia in difficilimam .l. St filius hæres institutus sit | omisso posthumo. ff. DE libe. & posthu.- Conimbricae: Excudebant Ioannes Aluarus & Ioannes Barrerius Typographi Regij. Anno. M. D. LII. [1552].- 36 [i. e. 40] p.; 19 cm.- E.
Manuel da Costa (c.1510-1562), Portuguese poet, humanist and jurisconsult, born in Lisbon; He was a student of Jerónimo Cardoso and Martim de Azpilcueta Navarro, in Coimbra, where he later taught, as well as in Salamanca where he became famous. Two legal works together in the same volume, the second being rare. Slightly cropped volume and slight browning, but overall clean. Recent binding, full sheepskin, from the workshop of Mestre Império Graça, with blind decoration on the covers; Spine with signs of degradation and wormholes. Anselmo, 262 and 288. Biblioteca Nacional (15th Century), 204 (but not referring to the second work). Biblioteca de D. Manuel II, 132 (also does not mention the second work).

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WICAR, Jean Baptiste (il.).- Tableaux, statues, bas reliefs et camées de la Galerie de Florence et du Palais Pitti, / dessinés par M. Wicar, Peintre, et gravés sous la direction de M. Lacombe, Peintre; avec les explications par M. Mongez l’ainé...- Paris: Chez Lacombe, 1789-1807.- 4 vols.: il.; 50 cm.- E.
A monumental work, initially published in 50 fascicles (livraisons), each containing four engravings accompanied by their respective descriptive texts. The original drawings by Jean Baptiste Wicar (1762-1834), a French neoclassical painter and collector born in Lille, were lost in the fire that occurred in 1871 at the Louvre Museum Library. The first volume also includes an engraved frontispiece, thus totaling 201 intaglio engravings, most of them double (two images per page). The copy sometimes shows some signs of browning, but is generally clean. Heraldic Ex-libris of Luiz Vasconcellos Porto. Good complete bindings of red crushed morocco, from the first half of the 19th century, with some wear and occasional chips (especially in volumes III and IV); Decoration of the covers with multiple dry and gold ornamental borders, sections with gold tooling, roll on the squares and gilt edges. Cohen (Livres à gravures), 225.

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250

FAMÍLIA REAL E NOBREZA Álbum de fotografias.- Século XIX (ca. 1860-1880).- 15 f. [80 fotogr.]; 30 cm.- E.
Album composed of 15 double sheets, with frames (windows) for 120 images, of which only 80 are filled. The photographic images (photographs and some photogravures) are of the carte de visite type (± 105x60 mm). A large part represents members of the royal family, namely D. Maria II, D. Fernando II, D. Pedro V, D. Estefânia, D. Luís I and D. Maria Pia, in addition to some children who are difficult to identify. Others depict personalities of the time, such as the Marquis of Sá da Bandeira, Fontes Pereira de Melo, Counts of Castro, Count of Ávila, King of Greece, etc. Photographic studios identified: Alfred Fillon, António da Fonseca, A. J. Oliveira, Photographia Universal, J. Plessix, R. P. M. Bastos, J. C. da Rocha, Camacho e Loureiro (Lisbon); Talbot, Henrique Nunes e Almada (Porto); Jacques Wunderli (Switzerland and Portugal?); Vuagnat and A. Garcin (Geneva); Disderi (Paris); J. Laurent (Madrid); Fratelli Alinari (Florence). Robust contemporary binding, fully morocco, slightly worn, missing the metal clasps.

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251

MENESES, D. Luís de (Conde da Ericeira).- HISTORIA | DE | PORTUGAL | RESTAURADO...- Lisboa: Na Officina de Joaõ Galraõ, 1679-1698.- 2 vols.: 2 front. grav., 1 retrato; 32 cm.- E.
Original, large-format edition of an important title in Portuguese historiography that recounts the political and military events that occurred in Portugal between 1640 and 1668. The collation of each volume is as follows: I - [12], 908, [31, 1 br.] p.: 2 engravings; II - [20], 975, [1 br.] p. The first volume preserves not only the engraved frontispiece, but also the portrait of the author (signed Fred. Bouttats) which is missing in most copies. The second, printed by Miguel Deslandes, retains the engraved title page with a strong stain on the lower margin. T. Norton stamp on the first volume and scratched (old) ownership on the frontispiece of the second. Copy slightly trimmed, sometimes with slight browning, but generally clean. Solid contemporary bindings, full flecked sheepskin (turn ins with minor imperfections). Samodães, 2085. Inocêncio, V, p. 307. Arouca, M 301 and 302.

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252

CAMINHA, Gregório Martins.- TRACTA- | do da forma dos | Libellos. E da forma de proceder no iuy | zo secular & ecclesiastico. E da for | ma dos contractos: cõ suas glosas, | & cotas de dereyto. Feyto pelo lice[n] | ciado Gregorio Marti[n]z Caminha...- Coymbra, por Ioam da Barreyra & Ioã Aluarez. M. D. XLIX. [1549].- [4], xxviij, [2], xxij, xxx f.; 20 cm.- E.
Gregório Martins Caminha, a 16th-century Portuguese jurist about whom biographical details are scarce, was probably a native of Lisbon and was a lawyer at the Court of Appeals during the reign of King D. João III. This is the original, and rarest, edition of his Magna Carta, a compilation of 37 libels (models of petitions, contracts, and forms) intended to assist lawyers and magistrates in their work, especially in the courts. Anselmo records five editions from the 16th century alone, with four more known from the 17th century, four from the 18th century, and five from the 19th century. The copy is somewhat worn and slightly browned, but complete and solid. The title page is dusty, with a small antique ownership and restored outer corners; some old annotations and signs of reading, especially extensive on the verso of the title page (which is blank). The 19th-century binding has a black morocco spine, showing some wear. Anselmo, 266. Biblioteca de D. Manuel II, 79. BNP does not register any copy.

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253

LEÃO, Duarte Nunes de.- REPERTORIO | DOS CINQVO LIVROS | DAS ORDENAÇÕES COM | addições das lejs extrauagan- | tes, dirigido ao muito Illustre | Senhor Dom Francisco Cou | tinho, Conde do Redon- | do, Regedor da justi- | ça deste Reino. | Per o Licenciado Duarte Nu | nez do Lião, Procura- | dor da casa da Sop- | pricação.- Em Lixboa: Per Ioam Blauio de Colonia. M. D. LX. [1560].- [2], 112 f.; 28 cm.- E.
Duarte Nunes (1530-1608), a learned historian, law graduate, chronicler, and judge of the Court of Appeals, after the death of D. Henrique, the Cardinal-King, warmly embraced the cause of D. Filipe I, whose right to succession he defended in writing against those who challenged it. This is an important 16th-century type of printing, produced by João Blávio de Colónia, a German printer who worked in Lisbon between 1554 and 1563, having produced more than 50 types of printing works. The two preliminary sheets include: a title page, with a framed architectural xylographic frame; on the verso, a royal charter dated October 2, 1559; followed by the dedication MVITO ILLVSTRE SENHOR (to D. Francisco Coutinho, Count of Redondo); on the verso, a small block of 14 lines AOS LECTORES, with instructions on the organization of the work. Slightly trimmed copy (carmine top edges), but very clean and solid; title page slightly shorter at the outer margin. 20th-century binding, with leather spine, with some damage to the turn ins. Anselmo, 335. Samodães, 2248. National Library (16th Century), 411. Biblioteca de D. Manuel II, 247.

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254

VASCONCELOS, Pedro Afonso de.- [...] DE HARMONIA RVBRICARVM | Iuris Canonici Prima pars. | AD | Illustrissimum Dominum D. Alfonsum de Castelbranco Conimbricæ Episco- | pum, Arganilli Comitem, etc. æt. | [gravura xilográfica do as armas do dedicatário].- Conimbricae, Typis Antonij de Mariz, Typograph. & Bibliopolæ Vniversitat. Anno Domini 1588.- [8], 60 f.; 19 cm.- E.
Pedro Afonso de Vasconcelos (fl. 16th century), a native of Leiria, graduated in Canon Law from the University of Coimbra, was a relative of the household of D. Teotónio of Braganza and Archbishop of Évora. The copy is slightly handled and trimmed, with browning and signs of wormholes (marginal), which have been restored; the title page is dusty, with a stain on the inner margin. An old ownership appears on the title page: Carmelitas descalços de Corpus X[Chris]ti. Lisboa. The binding is from the 20th century, entirely sheepskin, with traces of wormholes. Anselmo, 892. BN (16th century), 909. Biblioteca de D. Manuel II, 530.

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MARZIOLI, Francesco.- PRECETTI MILITARI | CONSACRATI | ALL’IMMORTAL NOME DEL | ALTEZA SERENISSIMA | DI | FERDINANDO MARIA | DVCA DELL’VNA E DELL’ ALTRA BAVIERA | [...] | COMPOSTI DI | FRANCESCO MARZIOLI | BESCIANO.- In Bologna: Per l’Erede di Domenico Barbieri. Apresso Gio. Francesco Dauico detto il Turrini. M. DC. LXXIII. [1673].- 166, [6] p.: il.; 37 cm.- E.
Second edition, identical to the first published in 1670, of an important treatise on military art whose author (fl. 1670) is only known to have been a native of Brescia. The work is composed of 33 chapters on the use of the lance (with 17 engravings, 16 of which are double), 20 on the use of the musket (10 double engravings), 28 on infantry tactics (28 engravings) and 9 on the disposition of troops in battle (9 engravings). The work, dedicated to Ferdinand Maria of Bavaria (1636-1679), is illustrated with his portrait, along with the allegorical frontispiece and a remarkable set of 64 intaglio engravings with discontinuous numbering (1-17, 21-30, 33-46, 48-61, 64, 66, 68, 70, 72, 74, 77, 79, 81), most of which were printed separately. A clean copy, with some minor imperfections, namely: the first two engravings are slightly handled and restored, with minor damage to the lower outer corner of the title page; some marginal restorations on the first six pages of text. Otherwise, a clean and complete copy, with all engravings remaining very fresh and with good margins. Full parchment binding, not contemporary, with new endpapers.

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MANUSCRITOS.- MORAGADO DOS AZEREDOS (Condes da Lousã).- Livro do tombo dos Morgados e bens livres em que socede a Illma. e Exma. Senhora D. Marianna do Resgate Saldanha e Lancastre por falecimento de seus Viz a Avós. Cituados na Provª. do Alentejo, Lisboa, Alenquer, e em outros mais lugares neste livro declarados.- Século XVIII (1799).- 1 vol. (± 100 f.); 45 cm.- E.
D. Mariana do Resgate de Saldanha Corte Real da Câmara e Lencastre (1784-1848), future 3rd Countess of Lousã, at only 14 years of age, in the absence of other direct heirs, was the universal heir of all the assets that belonged to her great-grandmother D. Maria Antónia de Azeredo Corte-Real (1716-1798). This volume records the 289 estates that constituted the Morgado of Azeredos at the time of D. Maria Antónia's death, indicating for each the location, income, and respective tenants. It also includes a "Balanço demonstrativo dos rendimentos da Exma. Caza". A carefully calligraphed, one-handed manuscript, undated (1799). Ex-libris of Rafael Maria Rudio. Contemporary binding in coarse cloth (raw cloth).

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257

CERDA, Frei Gonzalo dela, O.A.- F. GVNDISALVI | DELA CERDA, ORDINIS | MILITÆ DE ALCANTARA, PHILIPPI. II. | HISPANIARVM REGIS CATHOLICI, A SACRIS, | COMMENTARIA IN EPISTOLAM .D. PAVLI | APOSTOLI, AD ROMANOS. | [gravura xilográfica representando o apóstolo].- Vlyssiponæ: Ex Officina Antonii Ribero, 1583.- [8], 347, [13] p.; 25 cm.- E.
Commentary on the Epistle of St. Paul to the Romans, written by Fr. Gonzalo de Lacerda (fl. 1580) who, in addition to being a member of the Military Order of Alcântara, was chaplain to King Philip II of Spain. Copy slightly cropped, but clean; title page with small restorations in the two outer corners; on the front of the second sheet (permit), the inscription: visto pello expurtagorio. 20th century binding, full sheepskin, from the workshops of Mestre Império Graça. Covers with blind decoration, in concentric rectangles; spine with signs of degradation. Protective case. Anselmo, 957. Biblioteca Nacional (16th century), 157. Biblioteca de D. Manuel II, 108.

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258

MARULIC, Marco.- LIVRO IN | SIGNE DAS FLORES E PER | FEICOES DAS VIDAS DOS | GLORIOSOS SANCTOS DO VELHO E NO | vo testamento, te quasi nossos tempos, ordenado per as | illustri- | simas virtudes Christãs. Pera mostra da gloria de nosso | Senhor ë seus sanctos E pera grande consolaçã[o e] | doctrina de todos os Christão[s] | Per marcos Marulo Spalaten[ce de Dal] | macia, Nouamente traduzi[do em lin-] | goagem, per F. Marcos de Lisb[oa frade] | menor, por o grande fruito, que | sara ë todas as almas q o lerë.- Em Lisboa: Em casa de Frãcisco Correa, 1579.- [6], 295 [i. e. 285] f.; 26 cm.- E.
Rare translation of one of the best-known works by a scholar born in Spalato (1450-1524), in Dalmatia (today Split, Croatia), who lived the last years of his life in isolation to dedicate himself to the study of Theology. It is also an important 16th century Portuguese species, with an interesting xilo-typographic arrangement on the title page, of which there are two variants (see BN, 495/496). The present copy appears, however, to be a mix of both, as it has the last page numbered 295 and a single section c. Copy a little cropped and handled; old scratched ownership and small ink stain on title page; last page with rough restoration on the verso, slightly affecting the text (on the recto) and several inscriptions and scribbles on the verso. 17th century (?), full sheepskin binding, with some damage to the spine, but recoverable. Anselmo, 513. Samodães, 1792. Biblioteca Nacional (16th Century), 495/496. Biblioteca of D. Manuel II, 165.

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[ORDEM DE NOSSA SENHORA DO CARMO].- Compendio das Chronicas da Orde[m] de Nossa Senhora do Carmo. 1572. Primeira parte do Compe[n]dio de Chronicas da Ordem da muito bemauenturada sempre virgem Maria do monte do Carmo, com exposiçam da Regra da dita Ordem [...] Confirmada per muytos & mui antigos summos Pontifices, pelos Ordinarios & Direito: agora nouamëte copillado per Frei Simão Coelho, Mestre em Theologia, professo da dita Ordem, & Moesteiro de nossa Senhora do Carmo de Lixboa...- [Lisboa]: Per Antonio Gonçaluez, 1572.- [20], 220 p.: 1 gravura; 28 cm.- E.
This is the only published part of the four that the author is believed to have left in manuscript. The compiler, Father Simão Coelho (1514-1606), studied at the Universities of Salamanca and Siena; he was prior of the convents of Moura and Lisbon, eventually becoming provincial of the Order. Father Balbino Velasco Bayon, in his History of the Carmelite Order in Portugal (Lisbon, Paulinas, 2001), states that this is the first printed work concerning the history of the Carmelite Order, a book of great erudition and a true bibliographic rarity. The edition features a frontispiece with four xylographic stripes, framing an extensive summary of the work, with the title printed on a cartouche in the upper stripe. This is followed by a full-page xylographic engraving with a blank verso, representing the coat of arms of the Order. Working copy, but complete, heavily trimmed, with severe burns (repaired) on the upper outer corners of the entire volume, occasionally affecting the typographical area, particularly on the title page. Stamp of the Azevedo House on the engraving (lot no. 787 of the auction held in 1921/22) and ex-libris of Victor d’Avila Perez (lot no. 1815 of the auction held in 1939/40); both descriptions already include the defects briefly described. 19th-century binding, full sheepskin, with imperfections in the covers and spine. Inocêncio, VII, p. 275 (I knew of only three copies, but apparently I was unaware of the engraving since he does not mention it). Anselmo, 695. National Library (16th Century), 541. Biblioteca de D. Manuel II, 320.

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SILVA OEIRENSE, Francisco António da (ed. lit., imp. & grav.).- [Collecção de retratos de varões esclarecidos].- Lisboa: Francisco António da Silva Oeirense [e outros], 1822.- [1] f. gravada, [32] retratos; 49 x 33 cm. Junto com: FONTES, Constantino de.- [Alegorias à Constituição de 1822].- [Lisboa: s.n., 1822].- 6 gravuras; 33 x 49 cm.- E.
This volume consists of two complete series of intaglio engravings. The first series comprises an engraved sheet with a dedication to King D. João VI (from which the title above was taken, as the title page was never printed) and 32 portraits representing the following "enlightened" figures of the Liberal Revolution (the numbering follows the order of the volume): 1 - Manuel Fernades Tomás; 2 - José Ferreira Borges; 3 - José da Silva Carvalho; 4 - João Ferreira Viana; 5 - Duarte Lessa; 6 - José Maria Lopes Carneiro; 7 - José Gonçalves dos Santos Silva; 8 - José Pereira de Meneses; 9 - Francisco Gomes da Silva; 10 - João da Cunha Soto Maior; 11 - José de Melo e Castro de Abreu; 12 - José Maria Xavier de Araújo; 13 - Bernardo Correia de Castro e Sepúlveda; 14 - Sebastião Drago de Brito Cabreira; 15 - Domingos António Gil de Figueiredo Sarmento; 16 - José Pereira da Silva Leite de Berredo; 17 - José de Sousa Pimentel de Faria; 18 - José Pedro Cardoso e Silva; 19 - Tibúrcio Joaquim Barreto Feio; 20 - António Lobo Teixeira de Barros; 21 - António da Silveira Pinto da Fonseca; 22 - António Barreto Pinto Feio; 23 - Manuel Vaz Pinto Guedes; 24 - Gaspar Teixeira de Magalhães e Lacerda; 25 - Luís Pedro de Andrade Brederode; 26 - Francisco de Sousa Cirne de Madureira; 27 - Pedro Leite Pereira de Melo; 28 - Francisco José de Barros Lima; 29 - José Joaquim Ferreira de Moura; 30 - Fr. Francisco de São Luís; 31 - Roque Ribeiro de Abranches Castelo Branco; 32 - José Manuel de Sousa Ferreira e Castro. The authorship and date were taken from the signature of the first portrait. The second series consists of six engravings with allegories to the Constitution of the Monarchy (in panorama format), by the engraver Constantino de Fontes: 33 - Dedicated to the exalted Sovereignty of the Lusitanian Courts; 34 - Event of August 24, 1820; 35 - Event of September 15, 1821; 36 - October 1, 1820; 37 - Event of January 21, 1821; 38 - Portuguese Constitution. Very clean set, preserving all the engravings very clean and with large margins. Contemporary half leather binding with slight wear on the paper cover. Ernesto Soares, 1415 (Men) & 1006 (Allegories).

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[GOMBERVILLE, Marin Le Roy, Sieur de].- LA | DOCTRINE | DES | MŒVRS. | TIREE | DE LA PHILOSOPHIE | Des Stoïques: | REPRESENTEE EN CENT | TABLEAVX. | ET EXPLIQVEE EN CENT DISCOVRS | por l’instruction de la ieunesse. | AU ROY.- A Paris: Pour Pierre Daret, De l’Imprimerie de Lvys Sevestre. M. DC. XLVI. [1646].- [14], 105 f.: il.; 35 cm.- E.
Original edition of a book of moral emblems commissioned by Cardinal Mazarin for the education of the young King Louis XIV, by Marin Le Roy de Gomberville (1600-1674), Parisian poet and writer, one of the 40 founders of the French Academy. The work is composed of two parts which, although with their own title pages, present independent leafing. It includes the following illustrations intaglio engraved by the editor, painter and engraver Pierre Daret (1604-1678): two Venetian titles, an allegory (La vertu au Roy), a portrait of the author (in medallion), another allegory (before the preface), 103 emblematic figures (repeating the illustrations of Otto van Veen's Emblemata Oratiana, from 1607), each of which is accompanied by two poems (in Latin and vernacular) and the respective explanatory text on the opposite page. It also includes several decorative elements alongside the text: four large vignettes, two identical engravings at the end of each part, and several initial capitals, also intaglio engraved. The copy is somewhat handled, with several imperfections, notably some browning and occasional stains. The binding is not contemporary, with a leather spine and slight wear. Tchémerzine p. 454. Brunet, II, col. 1656. Mario Praz, p. 402.

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MANUSCRITOS.- FREIRE, Agostinho José.- Cartas dirigidas ao Duque de Terceira.- Século XIX (1834).- 28 documentos; 20 cm.
Agostinho José Freire (1780-1836), an army officer, minister, and State Councilor, born in Évora; he was a Freemason and defender of the liberal cause, distinguishing himself during the Peninsular War, and was assassinated during the Belenzada on November 4, 1836. This collection consists of 27 handwritten letters (and one note) addressed to the Duke of Terceira (1792-1860), dealing with political matters, written on bifolios (2 to 4 pages each), almost all dated only with the day and month. However, one of the letters is dated January 29, 1834, which makes it acceptable to date the others between January 13 and July 25 of the same year.

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GAYO, Manuel José da Costa Felgueiras.- Nobiliário de familias de Portugal.- Facsimile da 1ª edição.- Braga: Edição de Carvalhos de Basto, 1989-1990.- 33 tomos em 12 vols.: 1 retrato; 30 cm.- E.
Copy No. IV of the first special edition of 10 (10 + 240); includes another general numbering, No. 488, initialed by one of the editors. The original edition of this important nobility book, limited to a total of 250 copies, was published between 1938 and 1942. The present edition has been supplemented with a final addendum of critical notes, relevant amendments, updated bibliographic sources, and an onomastic index of titles, subtitles, and cited manuscripts, and improved with a paginated index by volume, by the Carvalhos de Basto team. Half sheepskin bindings, preserving all the original booklet covers.

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LEÃO, Duarte Nunes de.- LEIS EXTRAVA | GANTES COLLEGIDAS E | RELATADAS PELO LICENCIADO | DVARTE NUNEZ DO LIAM PER MANDADO | do muito alto & muito poderoso | Rei Dom SEBASTIAM. | nosso Senhor.- Em Lisboa: per Antonio Gonçaluez, 1569.- [4], 218, [16, 8] f.; 27 cm.- E.
Original edition of a compilation of laws not included in the “Manueline Ordinances”. The group of 16 leaves includes the «Repertorio das materias que se conteem nas seis partes das leis extravagantes» (Repertory of matters contained in the six parts of the extravagant laws) followed, at the end of the volume, by a booklet with «Annotações sobre as ordenações dos cinqvo livros, que pelas leis extrauagantes são revogadas ou interpretadas» (Annotations on the ordinances of the five books, which are revoked or interpreted by the extravagant laws) (8 leaves), with its own title page and independent pagination, which is sometimes found together and can be considered an autonomous type of typography (see BN, 404). Complete copy, with some imperfections, namely: water stain (from the tide) in the upper left half of the entire volume; serious defect, with crude restoration, affecting the upper outer corner of the last 11 leaves, to the detriment of some lines of text, reconstructed by hand. 20th-century binding, full natural sheepskin, with blind decoration on the spine. Anselmo, 689. Samodães, 2243. BN (16th century), 409. Biblioteca de D. Manuel II, 245.

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AZPILCUETA NAVARRO, Martin de, C.R.S.A. (1492-1586).- MANVAL | de confessores, y | penitentes, que clara y breueme[n]te con | tiene la vniuersal, y particular decision | de quasi todas las dubdas, que en las | confessiones suelen occorrer de | los pecados, absolutiones, | restitutiones, censuras, & | irregilaridades. | Cõpuesto antes por vn religioso de la orde[n] de sant | Frãcisco dela p[ro]uincia de la piedad, y despues visto | y en alguns passos declarado por el antiguo y muy | famoso doctor Martin Azpilcueta Nauarro...- In inclyta Conimbric:Ioannes Barrerius, et Ioannes Alvarez Regij Typographi excudebant. Anno Christo nato M. D. LIII. 1553.- [8], 564, [20] p.; 20 cm.- E.
First Portuguese translation of the “Manual de confessores” by the Spanish humanist Martim de Azpilcueta (1492-1586), a professor in Coimbra between 1538 and 1554, this being his most popular text with more than 25 editions during the 16th century. The copy is slightly trimmed, mainly at the head, with some imperfections, namely: the first signature has fungal stains on the outer margin, weakening the support, and the lower margin has been reconstructed; rough marginal restorations on the last four leaves, which also show some moister stains; an old inscription on the upper margin of the title page (topographical note). Stamp of the Azevedo House on the verso of the last preliminary leaf (lot no. 2536 of the auction catalogue held in 1921/22). 19th-century binding, full sheepskin, with painted patina, missing the first free endpaper. Anselmo, 296 (information extracted from Monteverde, 4251). This edition is not mentioned in the main catalogues and collections consulted, namely the National Library of Portugal (BNP) and the Biblioteca de D. Manuel II.

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SERAFINO DA FERMO, C. RL., Frei.- Tratados de vi- | da spiritual, que enseñan como el h~- | bre subira del estado de pecca- | do a la cumbre de la | perfection. | florão tipográfico] | Impresso por mamdado, y con approbacion del | muy alto y illustrissimo señordon Enrri- | que Cardenal dela Santa Iglesia Ro- | mana, Infante de Por- | tugal, &c.- Em Coymbra: s.n. [por João de Barreira e João Álvares], M. D. LI. [1551].- [8], 208, 280 p.; 14 cm.- E.
16th century edition of a mystical text by Fr. Serafino da Fermo (ca. 1490-1540), theologian and preacher, born in Fermo (Marcas), canon regular of Lateran, disseminator of the doctrines of the Dominican Battista Carioni da Crema (†1534) , who would be condemned by the Inquisition in 1552. The first text (208 p.) is titled “Libro de la conversion del sinner al amor de Dios...”; the second (280 p.), “Espejo del alma”. Copy slightly cropped, but clean. Interesting contemporary binding, worn and with imperfections (but recoverable), with b.ind tooling on the covers and lack of fixed endpapers and ties. Anselmo, 284. Biblioteca Nacional (16th century), 848. Biblioteca de D. Manuel II, 501.

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