Two Rare Dutch and German Books on the Waldenses
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Two Rare Dutch and German Books on the Waldenses
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Pierre Gillis. KERKELYKE HISTORIE DER WALDENSEN. Amsterdam: Jaques Boursse, 1657. First edition. Full vellum, yapp edges. 4to; [28], 496, [44]pp. With engraved frontispiece, ornaments, and decorated initials; text in Dutch with double columns. (Vellum with discoloration, staining, and darkened spine; complete separation from textblock, only lower board remaining attached, lacking rear paste-down, several gatherings loose; pages with light toning and foxing, with occasional light grime or small stain; numerous small damp stains at corners and margins; a fair copy, but extremely rare; WorldCat locates one library copy at time of evaluation.)
Johann Leger; Hans Friedrich Freiherr von Schweinitz, trans. ALGEMEINE GESCHICHTE DER WALDENSER, ODER DER EVANGELISCHEN KIRCHEN IN DEN THÄLERN VON PIEMONT IN SWEY BÜCHERN MIT VIELEN KUPFERN. 2 vols. (complete). Breslau: Johann Jacob Korn, 1750. Full leather, gilt and raised bands on spine. 4to; [10], 58, 584; [4], 585-1720, [40]pp. Gothic type; translated into German from the French. First volume with engraved frontispiece and title page printed in red and black, second volume with index; with printed marginalia, head-pieces, ornaments, decorated initials, and numerous detailed engravings. (Boards scuffed with stains, spines rubbed with creasing, vol. 1 with leather loss at head of spine, vol. 2 with tear at head, joints rubbed with cracking starting at head and tail; paste-downs with remnants of old labels, interiors with staining from binder's glue, toning, and foxing, occasional later manuscript or ink mark; vol. 2 with occasional minor grime, small tear, and damp staining, missing numerous plates between pages 943-953; vol. 1 with one wormhole and minor corner damp staining; overall sturdy volumes with crisp pages.)
8 1/8 x 6 1/2 in.; 8 3/4 x 7 in.
The Waldensians (or Waldenses) is a religious movement that formed in the 12th century. Starting in France, the movement spread quickly to other countries, including Germany.
From the Collection of Professor Roberto Severino, Washington, D.C.
Additional high-resolution photos are available at www.lelandlittle.com
to include:
Pierre Gillis. KERKELYKE HISTORIE DER WALDENSEN. Amsterdam: Jaques Boursse, 1657. First edition. Full vellum, yapp edges. 4to; [28], 496, [44]pp. With engraved frontispiece, ornaments, and decorated initials; text in Dutch with double columns. (Vellum with discoloration, staining, and darkened spine; complete separation from textblock, only lower board remaining attached, lacking rear paste-down, several gatherings loose; pages with light toning and foxing, with occasional light grime or small stain; numerous small damp stains at corners and margins; a fair copy, but extremely rare; WorldCat locates one library copy at time of evaluation.)
Johann Leger; Hans Friedrich Freiherr von Schweinitz, trans. ALGEMEINE GESCHICHTE DER WALDENSER, ODER DER EVANGELISCHEN KIRCHEN IN DEN THÄLERN VON PIEMONT IN SWEY BÜCHERN MIT VIELEN KUPFERN. 2 vols. (complete). Breslau: Johann Jacob Korn, 1750. Full leather, gilt and raised bands on spine. 4to; [10], 58, 584; [4], 585-1720, [40]pp. Gothic type; translated into German from the French. First volume with engraved frontispiece and title page printed in red and black, second volume with index; with printed marginalia, head-pieces, ornaments, decorated initials, and numerous detailed engravings. (Boards scuffed with stains, spines rubbed with creasing, vol. 1 with leather loss at head of spine, vol. 2 with tear at head, joints rubbed with cracking starting at head and tail; paste-downs with remnants of old labels, interiors with staining from binder's glue, toning, and foxing, occasional later manuscript or ink mark; vol. 2 with occasional minor grime, small tear, and damp staining, missing numerous plates between pages 943-953; vol. 1 with one wormhole and minor corner damp staining; overall sturdy volumes with crisp pages.)
8 1/8 x 6 1/2 in.; 8 3/4 x 7 in.
The Waldensians (or Waldenses) is a religious movement that formed in the 12th century. Starting in France, the movement spread quickly to other countries, including Germany.
From the Collection of Professor Roberto Severino, Washington, D.C.
Additional high-resolution photos are available at www.lelandlittle.com
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