‎Bernard Lietaer ; Edi Dewolf‎
‎Academia :Qui Es-Tu? ‎

‎Bibliotheca Wassenberghiana, sive catalogus librorum qui studiis inservierunt viri clarissimi Everwini Wassenberghii, ordinis Leonis Belgici Equitis, Ling. gr. et antiq. gr. et ling. belg. in Academia Franekerana professoris quondam ordinarii. Quorum publica fiet distractio per Petrum den Hengst et filium, Bibliopolas Amstelaedamenses, Franekerae in aedibus defuncti, die 9 Junii sqq. MDCCCXXVIII, hora decima antemeridiana et tertia pomeridiana. ‎

‎Franeker (Franekerae), 1828. ‎

‎4to. 205,(1 blank) p. 20th century plain cloth. 24 cm (Details: A few prices written in the margins) (Condition: Back and upper part of the frontcover faded. First and last leaf browning. 1 centimeter at the upper and lower edge of the title cut off, without loss of text. The title leaf, which was originally the frontcover and was once detached, has been reattached with a strip of paper) (Note: The Dutch classical scholar Everwijn (Everwinus) Wassenbergh, 1742-1826, was born in Lekkum, a little village just north of Leeuwarden. He studied Greek at the University of Franeker under the genius L.C. Valckenaer, who twice succeeded as professor of Greek T. Hemsterhuis, first at Franeker (1741), and later at Leiden (1766). Wassenbergh followed Valckenaer to Leiden, to finish his studies. In 1767 he was called to Deventer to teach Greek, Latin and Rhetoric as professor at the Athenaeum. In 1771 he was appointed professor of Greek at the University of Franeker. From 1790 he also lectured on Dutch language and literature. The University of Franeker was closed down during the French occupation period, but was reopened as an Athenaeum in 1815. Wassenbergh may be considered to be one of the last members of the 'Schola Hemsterhusiana', a movement which strove to revive Greek studies in the Netherlands. Wassenbergh was not only a classicist, but also published important works on Dutch and Frisian language and literature. In the Netherlands he is still remembered as the translator of the 'Lives of Plutarchus', 'De levens van Doorluchtige Grieken en Romeinen, onderling vergeleeken', Amsterdam 1789-1820. Wassenbergh died in Franeker on the 3rd of december of 1826. One and a half year later his books were auctioned in his own house. The auction lasted 6 days. The catalogue lists 414 folio volumes and 1040 quarto volumes. 2768 volumes were octavo or smaller) (Collation: pi2, A-2A4 (last leaf blank)) (Photographs on request) ‎

‎Poetarum ex Academia Gallica, Qui Latinè, aut Graecè scripserunt, Carmina‎

‎1 vol. in-12 reliure de l'époque plein veau blond, dos à 5 nerfs orné, Apud Antonium Boudet [ Chez Antoine Boudet ], Paris, 1738, 1 f., 369 pp.‎

‎Belle provenance pour cet exemplaire provenant de la bibliothèque de Talleyrand, avec son ex-libris gravé de la bibliothèque du château de Valençay, avec sa devise "Re que Diou". Etat satisfaisant (mq. au dos en coiffes et queue, bon état par ailleurs). Prix en l'état‎

‎De vita ac doctrina omnium Belgarum qui Latina carmina composuerunt , servato temporis ordine , additoque de facultate singulorum poetica judico. ( Expositio quastionis ab Academia Bruxellensi ) .‎

‎4. Bruxelles, P.J. De Mat, imprimeur de l'Académie... et de L'Université de Louvain, 1822, in-4°, (4)nn pp + 520 pp, 19th century cloth with marbled boards, upper joint weak, ex-library with circular stamp on verso title, uncut copy, some clear waterstains at the last pages, still a good copy. Printed ex-libris of E. Rembry tipped-on to the first paste down. Text in Latin. Short biographies and quotations of neo latin authors active or born in the Low Countries. Rare publication.‎

‎JOANNIS VOET JCTI ET ANTECESSORIS IN ACADEMIA LUGDUNO-BATAVA, COMMENTARIORUM AD PANDECTAS, LIBRI QUINQUAGINTA, In quibus præter Romani Juris principia ac controversias illustriores, Jus etiam hodiernum, & præcipuæ Fori Quæstiones excutiuntur. EDITIO QUARTA VENETA PRIORIBUS EMENDATIOR ET AUCTIOR: Cui nempe præter V.Cl.CASPARI BURMANNI Vitæ Auctoris Narrationem, & Indicem Generalem Titulorum, & Materiarum, in sex Tomis contentarum, NUNC PRIMUM ACCEDUNT, Alii duo Tractatus de FAMILIA ERCISCUNDA, & de JURE MILITARI, qui simul cum prædicto Indice constituunt Tomum Septimum.‎

‎, Bassani [Bassano del Grappa], Ex Typographia Remondiniana 1804, 7 vol. in-8, pl. rel. à fermoirs à lacets en vélin beige, tit. et tom. manuscrits sur dos lisse, imp. en double colonne, (fermoirs à lacets légt usés, des rousseurs et piqûres à l’int, t.IV: qq. soulignures au crayon), ouvrages bien conservés, bon état, XII-360/IV-363/IV-428/IV-408/IV-480/IV-475/350.‎

‎Vitae Professorum iuris, qui in Academia Altdorffina inde ab eius iactis fundamentis vixerunt ex monumentis fide dignis descriptae.‎

‎Nürnberg, Georg Peter Monath, 1770, in-8°, 2 Bl. + 226 S., je 2 Vignetten u. 2 Kopfleisten (s.u.), Bibl.-Stempel ‘Ad Bibl. Acad. Land.’, hs. Bibl.-Nr. auf Vorsatz, Halbpergamentband mit Ecken, Deckel in Buntpapier.‎

‎Zeidler beschreibt ausführlich das Leben folgender acht Professoren, die seit der Gründung der Universität Altdorf (bei Nürnberg) bis ins 17. Jh. hinein dort Recht gelehrt haben: Johann Thomas Freigius, Johannes Busereutus, Hubert Giphanius, Hugo Donellus, Matthias Indenius, Scipio Gentilis, Peter Wesenbecius, Conrad Ritterhusius. Die Abhandlung enthält jeweils eine kurze Lebensbeschreibung, die Aufzählung der Veröffentlichungen etc.Vor der ersten Biographie eine sehr schöne radierte Kopfleiste mit der Justitia u. dem Wappen der Altdorfer jur. Fakultät von Johann Sebastian Leitner (1715-1795), einem Kupferstecher aus Nürnberg, der u. a. für Buchwerke stach. Thieme/Becker XXIII/3f. Image disp.‎