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HORATII TURSELLINI E' SOCIETATE JESU, HISTORIARUM AB ORIGINE MUNDI USQUE AD ANNUM 1598. EPITOME PRISTINO NITORI, & FIDEI RSTITUTA. ACCESSIT EJUSDEM EPITOMES. CONTINUATIO AL ANNUM 1661. ACCURATE PERDUCTA. OPERA PHILIPPI BRIETII ABBAVILLAI.
ROTOMAGI. TYPIS RICHARDI L'ALLEMANT, PROPE COLLEGIUM SOCIETATIS JESU. 1681. IN-12 (9,5 X 15,5 X 3 CENTIMETRES ENVIRON) DE (8) + 447 ET (4) PAGES, RELIURE D'EPOQUE PLEIN VEAU, DOS A CINQ NERFS ORNE DE CAISSONS A FLEURONS DORES, TITRE DORE, TRANCHES MOUCHETEES ROUGES. OUVRAGE EDITE POUR LA PREMIERE FOIS EN 1600, L'OUVRAGE DE TORSELLINI FUT TARDiVEMENT CONDAMNE AU FEU PAR ARRET DU PARLEMENT DE PARIS DU 3 SEPTEMBRE 1761. QUELQUES TRACES D'USURE EXTERIEURE, SINON BON EXEMPLAIRE.
TORSELLINI Orazio (1544 - 1599 ) - Philippe BRIET (1601 - 1668 ) ( continuator ) :
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Horatii Tursellini e Societate Iesu Historiarum, ab origine Mundi, usque ad Annum 1598. Epitomae lpristino nitori & fidei restituta. Accessit eiusdem Epitomes. Continuatio ad Annum 1658. accurate perducta Opera R.P.P.B.S.I. Belgae ( Philippo Tiberio alias Philippe Briet) (BOUND WITH) Historiarum Epitomes Horatii Tursellini Continuatio. Authore Philippo Tiberio Belga.
".: Amsterodami ( sic) (probably Lyon or Caen), apud I. Ionssonius (sic) (meant to be I. Iansonius), CIC IC LXVIX ( sic) ( probably 1669). In-12°, 11 x 7,5 cm, (16)nn pp + 363 pp + (36)nn pp (index); separate title + 79 pp + (4)nn pp (index for second part). Bound in contemporary supple vellum. Manuscript ex libris on fly leaf ; ''Petrus Collinet rhetor.''.Binding a bit soiled Some faint waterstains throughout; but still a very good copy. Rare edition of Torsellini's Historiarum with the continuation up till 1658 by the French jesuit Philippe Briet (who uses the anagram P. Tibero). Unkown to Worldcat nor in De Backer Sommervogel. Sommervogel cites (Vol. II, col. 158) three similar editions , with French publication adresses, and dated 1658, also pagination different from our edition. Some of these works were banned by the Parliament of Rouen following a list published in 1762. The Amsterdam imprint adress is certainly fictituous."
