3 books for « constantinopel »Edit

‎Accurate Vorstellung der Orientalisch-Kayserliehen Haupt-und Residenz-Stadt Constantinopel samt ihrer Gegend und zweyen berühmten Meer-Engen, Bosphoro Thracio, und Hellesponto oder der Dardanellen herausgegeben von Iohann Battist Homann, Der Rom. Kays. Majest. Geographo in Nurnberg.‎

‎Neuremberg, Johann Baptist Homann, s.d. ca. 1728, 50x57 cm, map in original hand coloring, framed (54x62 cm). / Unter Glas gerahmt / Encadré.‎

‎The map features the region of the Bosphorus, as well as an inset view of the Hellespont looking north to the Sea of Marmora and Constantinople in the distance, decorated with various shields and emblems of the Ottoman Empire, as well as four Turkish men in different costumes. Beneath the map is a large panoramic bird’s-eye view of Constantinople as seen from Scutari. A legend names and locates 30 important buildings, such as the Seraglio, Hagia Sophia, and several mosques. Image disp.‎

‎Digestum Vetus. Digestorum seu Pa(n)dectarum iuris civilis Tomus primus / quod vulgo Digestum vetus apellant. ad vetustorum exemplarium fidem / doctissimorimus virorum adnotationes accuratissimere.‎

‎".: Parisiis, (Paris), Apud Yolandam Bonhomme / viduam Thielmanni Kerver. In vico Sancti Jacobi, Ad signum Unicornis. Et in eodem vico apud Jacobu Kerver. Sub signo duorum gallulorum, 1538, in-4° , 21,5 x 16,5 cm, printed in red & black throughout, title with large woodcut printer's mark of Thielman Kerver + (48)(indices) pp with at the end a full page woodengraving of Justinianus on his throne + 1392 pp (numbered fo. i ccccccxcvi), on folio xxxviib a fullpage woodcut of the ''Arbor Jurisdictionum'', contemporary blindtooled pigskin over wooden boards, apart from a small split (ca. 3 cm) at the upper joint a beautifully preserved 16th century binding decorated with small (20 x 35 mm) panel stamps representing e.g Adam & Eve with the apple, the Virgin Mary with child, manuscript ex libri on title; ''Conrad Kessler, Curia Sax. Gothana Advocati & Joh. Fried. Breithaupt, on verso of title an old library stamp made illegible. Some contemporary or near contemporary annotations in the beginning of the book, last five lvs with some marginal browning, lower margin of one introductory leaf restored, nice crisp copy. Very well preserved early Parisian edition of the most remarkable law book that the world has seen. (Enc.Britt. 11th V.15/597). Although the book dates from 1538 (at the end is falsely written 1508), the typography is still based on the manuscript tradition; the glosses are neatly printed around a central text part. USTC 185994."‎

‎D. Ioan. Chrysostomi Archiepiscopi Constantinopolitani, ad populum Antiochenum Homiliae LXXX. quarum argumenta paginis in sequentibus recensentur....BOUND WITH , (idem) Ennaratio in Esaiam Phrophetam nunc primum è Graeco in Latinum traducta coloniam ad archetypum Regiae ed Belloaquensis Bibliothecae, Godefrido Tilmanno Cartusiae Parisiensis monacho interprete...‎

‎".: 15. Antverpiae (Antwerpen), in aedibus Ioan. Steelsii, 1552, in-8°, title-page + (28) nn pp + 727 pp , manuscript ex-libris on title page, old full calf with some wear and small loss of leather at spine, tipped on endpaper loose . Not in Adams. Belgica Typographica Nr. 6067. USTC 404189. Bound with; Ennaratio in Esaiam...Antverpiae (Antwerpen), in aedibus Ioan. Steelsii, printed Joan Graphei. 1555, in-8°, title-page + (14) nn pp + (164)pp numbered 1-82 + (10)nn pp. Not in Adams. Belgica Typographica Nr. 1614. USTC 404239.."‎