Chaudouet Jean Labourie R Lestavel Jean Collectif
Reference : 100142084
(2010)
ISBN : 274682292X
SIGNE 2010 168 pages 16 2x1x23 8cm. 2010. Broché. 168 pages.
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Kjøbenhavn, Schubothe, 1886-91. 2 samt. hldrbd. med skindtitel og rygforgyldning. Lette brugsspor. (4),298,CX(4),267,CXLVIII pp.
Kbh., 1895. 452 pp. Løs i hæftningen. (Disp.).
Aksel E. Christensens eksemplar.
Kiøbenhavn, Lars Nielsen Svare, 1758. 4to. Et samtidigt hldrbd. Forgyldt rygtitel. Ryg med brugsspor. stempel på titelbladet. Kobberstukket frontispiece (Kongen i hel figur, stukket af Haas efter Baurenfreind). (14),330(12),328,(32) pp.. Med 7 (af 8) kobberstukne foldeplancher, hvoraf 5 er kort og planer. Indvendig ren.
Bibl. Danica III,221.
Kiøbenhavn, Godiche, 1776. 4to. Indbundet i et samtidigt slidt halvlæderbind med rygforgyldning og 5 ophøjede bind på ryggen. Rifter og slid på ryggen og de øverste 3,5 slidt væk. Permer og kanter slidte. Hjørner stødte. Med G. Thorvaldsens navnetræk og dedikation fra sognepræst Vilhelm Bang til sønnen Gustav Bang på forsatsbladet. Lidt spredte brunpletter, ellers ren og pæn indvendig. (20),180,767,(1) pp. + 1 foldetabel. Mangler frontispiece-portrættet af Chr. III.
Eksemplaret har tilhørt Bertel Thorvaldsens far Gotskalk Thorvaldsen og bærer hans navnetræk på forsatsbladet.
, Brepols, 2021 Hardback, 232 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:10 b/w, 5 col., Language: English. ISBN 9782503588049.
Summary Medieval science has become an increasingly popular area of academic interest over the past couple of decades, but much of this work has up to now concentrated on France and the Mediterranean, while relatively little attention has been paid to the north of Europe. This has led to the assumption that Northern Europe stood aside from the mainstream of scientific knowledge in the Middle Ages, when in fact the region was a vital part of the medieval network of scientific scholarship. This important volume aims to redress the balance in scholarship by bringing together for the first time a collection of studies on medieval scientific knowledge that focuses on both Scandinavia and England. The essays gathered here examine topics as wide-ranging as the intellectual network between Denmark and Paris; the role of Dominican friars in spreading scientific knowledge in Scandinavia; the practical application of technology by English armourers; fragments of scientific manuscripts found in early modern Swedish documents; the use of scientific volumes and descriptions of university life in medieval Icelandic literature; and fresh insights into the careers of the English scientists Roger of Hereford, Roger Bacon, and Robert Grosseteste. Together, these papers show the dynamism and depth of science in the medieval North, and offer new insights into how scientific wisdom travelled through, across, and between the peoples of this region. TABLE OF CONTENTS Acknowledgements Introduction - CHRISTIAN ETHERIDGE AND MICHELE CAMPOPIANO Roger of Hereford and the Transformation of Computus in Twelfth-Century England - C. PHILIPP E. NOTHAFT Travelling Optics: Robert Grosseteste and the Optics behind the Rainbow - GILES E. M. GASPER, BRIAN K TANNER, SIGBJ RN S NNESYN AND NADER EL-BIZRI Language and Wisdom: Mathematics and Astronomy in Bacon s Edition of the Secretum secretorum - MICHELE CAMPOPIANO Wisdom's Trips to Denmark - STEN EBBESEN Medieval Scientific Book Fragments Held in Swedish and Finnish Archives: The Tantalizing Remains of a Greater Scientific Corpus - CHRISTIAN ETHERIDGE Friars of Science: Dominican Transmission and Usage of Scientific Knowledge in Medieval Scandinavia - JOHNNY GRANDJEAN G GSIG JAKOBSEN Master Perus of Arabia: An Exemplary Magician in Medieval Iceland - MARTEINN HELGI SIGUR SSON Science in Medieval Fiction: The Case of Konr s saga keisarasonar - FLORIAN SCHRECK Continental Ironmongers, Whalers, Smugglers, and Craftsmen: Immigration and Trade Routes and their Influence on the London Armourers' Industry - BRAD KIRKLAND
Amsterdam, Michul Colijn, 1613. 4to. (8) pp.
Bibl. Danica III:76.
(Copenhagen, 1624). 4to. Without wrappers, as extracted from a binding. A few marginal stains. Numbering in contemporary hand to upper outer margin of each leaf. 8 ff.
First appearance of this landmark ordinance constituting the birth of the Danish-Norwegian postal system. The ordinance issued in 1624 under Christian IV, setting out the duties, routes, payment and conduct of post riders. The decree is of seminal importance because it created a regular, organized postal service to replace earlier informal messenger systems. By establishing fixed routes and clear responsibilities it made communication faster and more reliable for the crown, administration and military across Denmark–Norway. “In 1624, King Christian IV laid the foundation for what would become Denmark's postal service – kind of a Christmas gift to all Danes, since it was on December 24. Initially, nine postal routes were created, connecting Copenhagen with key towns across the country. This new system introduced a structured method of communication, ensuring timely delivery of letters and parcels in an era when reliable communication was a luxury. For the next four centuries, the postal service became a backbone of society, adapting to Denmark’s growth and modernization. (Postnord, 400 Years of Connecting People: PostNord’s Milestone in Denmark). The ordinance marks an early step toward a centralized state administration and is a key document in Scandinavian postal history and early printed legislation.
Copenhagen, No printer, 1640. 4to. No wrappers. (32) pp.
Bibl. Danica III:102.
Kjøbenhavn., Kgl. Majest. priv. Bogtrykkerie, 1749. Folio. 2 samtidige helldrbd. Ophøjede bind på rygge. Rygfelter med rig forgyldning. Titelfelter forgyldte. Rygge fint reparerede med bevarelse af oprindelige rygge. (4),10,1534,(1) pp. De 2 kobberstukne portrætter (Chr. IV og Slange) mangler. Indvendig ganske ren og velbevaret, få spredte brunpletter. På begge forreste friblade gl. ejernavn Michael Lassenius Lassen, 1757.
Originaludgaven af dette monumentalværk som fortsætter hvor Arild Huitfeld slap, og giver en indholdsrig fremstilling af Christian IV's begivenhedsrige historie.
Kjøbenhavn., Kgl. Majest. priv. Bogtrykkerie, 1749. Folio. Samtidigt helldrbd. med ophøjede bind på rygge. Forgyldt rygtitel. Øverste kapitæl og rygfelt repareret. Et par svagheder i false ved øverste og nederste rygfelt reparerede. Lille stempel på titelbladet. 10,(4),1534,(1) pp. 2 kobberstukne plancher, det ene Chr. IV i hel figur efter Carl von Manders maleri, stukket af C. Fritsch samt portræt af Slange, ligeledes stukket af Fritsch. Titelbladet med en ubetydelig revne øverst i indre fals. Udmærket rent eksemplar med brede marginer.
Originaludgaven af dette monumentalværk som fortsætter hvor Arild Huitfeld slap, og giver en indholdsrig fremstilling af Christian IV's begivenhedsrige historie.
Kjøbenhavn., Kgl. Majest. priviligerede Bogtrykkerie, 1749. Folio. To samtidigt hellæderbind med ophøjede bind på rygge. Forgyldt rygtitel . Begge bind med slitage, enkelte ormehuller samt dele af forgyldningen slidt bort. Bind 1 (Del 1-3) med gennemgående vandskjold i ydre overste hjørne. Pp. 591-676 strækker vandskjoldet sig ned i ydre margin. Bind 2 (Del 4) indvendig ren og pæn. (4),10, 1534,(1) pp. 2 kobberstukne plancher, det ene Chr. IV i hel figur efter Carl von Manders maleri, stukket af C. Fritsch samt portræt af Slange, ligeledes stukket af Fritsch. Titelbladet med en ubetydelig revne øverst i indre fals. Udmærket rent eksemplar med brede marginer.
Originaludgaven af dette monumentalværk som fortsætter hvor Arild Huitfeld slap, og giver en indholdsrig fremstilling af Christian IV's begivenhedsrige historie.
Kopenhagen und Leipzig, Pelt, 1757-59. 4to. Bound in one contemp. hcalf. raised bands. Richly gilt spine. Tome-and titlelabels with gilt lettering. stamp on title-page. (8),230,(6),231-582,(16) pp., 2 engraved plates.
First German edition. A ""Drittes Buch"" was published 12 years later (1771). - Bibl. Danica III,68.
Odense, Iversens Forlag, 1776-77. 4to. 2 samt. helldrbd. med rig rygforgyldning. Kapitæler lidt slidte. En forperm løs. 4 kobberstukne titelvignetter. På skrivepapir.
Flensburg u. Leipzig, 1775-79 (und Register Kiel, Mohr, 1797). 4 cont. hcalf. Backs somewhat worn. Light browning to lvs. 4 engraved titlevignettes and 3 folded genealogical tables. Registerband in cont. boards.
Flensburg & Leipzig, Kortschen Buchh., 1775-79. 8vo. Bound in 4 uniform contemp. hcalf. Richly gilt spines. Tome- and titlelabels with gilt lettering. 2 top of spines with wear. A label pasted on foot of spines. Stamp on title-pages. 4 engraved titlevignettes ( 3 in woodengr.) (16),XXXVI,(4),484(24),552(24),492(20),426 pp. and 3 folded genealogical tables.
Odense, Iversen, 1776-83. 4to. Indbundet i 5 ensartede samtidige hldrbd. 4 kapitæler lidt slidte. Lille etiket påsat nederst på ryg. Kobberstukket portræt som frontispiece. 10 kobberstukne titelvignetter, 2 genealogiske foldetabeller. Indvendig ren.
Komplet del af ""Hertugdømmene"", som har selvstændige bindbetegnelser og som ingår i Gebhardi og Christiani's større værk om Danmark og Norge ""Kongerigerne Danmarks og Norges samt Hertugdømmene Slesvig og Holsteens Historie indtil vore Tider."" Eksemplaret her indeholder også alle 5 deltitelblade til det overordnede værk. Bibl. Danica III,18.
Copenhagen, N.Möller u. Sohn, 1789. 4to. Uncut and unopened in later blank wrappers. 94 pp.
Copenhagen, N. Möller und Sohn, 1789. 4to. Uncut in blank wrappers. On good paper, fine and clean. 94 pp.
The price was proposed by the Royal Danish Academy of Science.
, Brepols, 2026 Hardback, Pages: 224, Size:178 x 254 mm, Illustrations:10 b/w, 1 tables b/w., 1 maps b/w, Language: English. ISBN 9782503612904.
Summary In the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, the city councils of Hanseatic towns participated lively in the Northern European landscape of diplomacy. Often, it was conflict which lay behind the magistrates' diplomatic activities. Discord among the members of the Hanse, intercity disputes between individual burghers, and large-scale "international" altercations, all required town councils to engage with actors and institutions beyond the town walls. 'Councils, conflicts, correspondence' examines how the magistrates of the Hanseatic towns L beck and Reval managed such conflicts which often exceeded the formal limits of their own jurisdiction and authority. Through a comparative study of two towns with markedly different access to political power and networks, this book analyses the scope of diplomatic action available to city councils. By placing the diplomacy of municipal governments in the broader frame of European urban political thought and practice, it shows how magistrates combined a flexible conception of the common good with a pragmatic notion of reciprocity to balance their relations to their own citizenry and overlords, as well as to the Hanse and foreign rulers. Furthermore, this book zooms in on practices of diplomacy and processes of negotiation, uncovering the variety of strategies and tactics employed by the councils and their diplomats in written correspondence as well as face-to-face meetings at regional and Hanseatic diets. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of illustrations Abbreviations Introduction 1. Hanseatic diplomacy: a conflict of interests 2. Bilateral relations: a politics of reciprocity 3. Conflicts beyond the city: urban diplomats at princely courts 4. Following the paper trail: diplomacy in the chancery Conclusion Appendix Bibliography
Kjøbenhavn, Kongl. Maj. og Universit. Bogtrykkerie, (1734). 4to. Pragtfuldt originalt omslagspapir trykt i guld og med adskillige farver og mønstre á la gyldenlædertapet. (12) pp. Ren og frisk trykt på kraftigt skrivepapir. Omslagene forstærkede på bagsiden.
Originaltrykket (den danske version) af den 15-årige forsvarsalliance indgået mellen Danmark/Norge og Sverige således at Sverige kunne holde ryggen fri ved en krig mod Rusland. Danmark fik garanti for besiddelserne i Slesvig.
Kjøbenhavn, Gyldendal, 1883. Samtidigt hldrbd. med rygforgyldning. Stempel på titelbladet. (8),206,(2) pp.
Kjøbenhavn, Bing & Søn, 1852. Samtidigt hldrbd. med rygforgyldning. Stempel på titelbladet. VIII,492,(1) pp.
(No place, nor printer), 1677. 12mo. In contemporary full vellum. Small paper-label to upper part of spine. Extremities with soiling. Annotations to free back end-paper. Internally nice and clean. (2), 164, 3-113 pp. + frontispiece and 1 plate.
Uncommon first edition of this early account of the life of Christina of Sweden (1626-1689), daughter of the Swedish King Gustav II Adolf (1594-1632) “Christina (born Dec. 8, 1626, Stockholm, Swed.—died April 19, 1689, Rome [Italy]) was the queen of Sweden (1644–54) who stunned all Europe by abdicating her throne. She subsequently attempted, without success, to gain the crowns of Naples and of Poland. One of the wittiest and most learned women of her age, Christina is best remembered for her lavish sponsorship of the arts and her influence on European culture.” (Encyclopedia Britannica).
(Kopenhagen), Publicirt den 29. Januar. 1776. 4to. Blankt papirsomslag. (12) pp., tekstklummer sat indenfor træskårne dobbeltrammer. Trykt på kraftigt blåligt skrivepapir
Det sjældne originaltryk af Indfødsretsloven i den tyske version (den danske og tyske udkom samtidigt). Loven blev udstedt af Christian VII, men var udformet afSchack Rathlau og Guldberg. Den blev udstedt uden om Statsrådet, og den havde til hensigt at stoppe for den uskik at landets embeder i urimeligt omfang blev besat af udlændinge, jvf. Struensee's tyske regimente. En betingelse skulle nu være at den pågældende var født i landet. - Bibl. Danica II:739.