Bremen, Hermann Jäger, 1730. 4to. In contemporary full vellum with yapp edges. Title in contemporary hand to spine and all edges coloured in red. A magnificent copy. (32), 454, 200, (16) pp. + 1 large folded map (with small repair in upper margin, not touching the map) and 34 engraved plates.
A very nice copy of the first edition of Pontoppidan’s famous precursor to his extensive seven volume topographical description of Denmark. Biblioteca Danica II, 600
Leipzig et Hafniæ, Jac. Preuss, 1741. 3 samt. helldrbd. Bindene stærkt slidte, især rygge. Gennemgående noget brunplettet.
Bibl. Danica III:8 nævner et kobberstukket portræt af Kronprins Frederik, dette er ikke her. Værket opsøger de udenlandske kilder til især dansk middelalderhistorie.
Hafniæ, 1739. Folio. Gl. hldrbd. Ryg slidt, permer løse. (8),276 pp. Marginale svage skjolder. Brugsspor. Gl. ejernavn på titel ""Colbiørnsen"".
Dette første bind omfatter de sjællandske og fynske inskriptioner.
N.Y., Simon and Schuster, (1972). Royal 8vo. Orig. full cloth with dustjacket. (12),579 pp. and plates.
Namur, Sources/Poésies des Régions d'Europe, 2000. 14 x 20, 283 pp., broché, état neuf.
traduction de Janine et Karl Poulsen.
"(PRAHL, NIELS, CHR. FLENSBORG, HANS SCHLIERMANN). - ""DEN DANSKE RIMKRØNIKE""
Reference : 53555
(1760)
Kiøbenhavn, ved Mauritz Frydensberg (Trykt hos Berlingske Arvinger), (1760-64). 4to. 2 samtidige hldrbd. Ophøjede bind på rygge. Rig tidstypisk rygforgyldning. Rygge ikke helt konforme. (18),480""160 pp. samt 17 kobberstukne konge- og dronningeportrætter. På foden af kobberstikkene er indgraveret ""Stukket efter Originalen paa det Kongl. Kunstkammer i Kiöbenhavn Anno 1760 (og til 1763)"". De 2 sidste er dog signeret, stukket af Lÿman. Med to store kobberstukne vignetter (det ene på titelbladet). En smule slid ved øverste kapitæler, ellers velbevaret eksemplar. Fra Frederik Heymans bibliotek og med hans stukne exlibris på indersiden af forpermen i begge bind.
Originaludgaven, men værket blev ikke fuldendt da der kun udkom et hefte af bind 2. Ganske sjælden i komplet stand som her. De usignerede kobberstik er 1. Chr. I - 2. Dronning Dorotheæ. - 3. Kong Johannis. - 4. Dronning Christina. - 5. Chr. II. - 6. Dronning Elisabeth. - 7. Friderich I. - 8. Hertugninde Anna. - 9. Dronning Sophia. - 10. Chr. III. - 11. Dronning Dorothea. - 12. Friderich II. - 13. Dronning Sophia. - 14. Chr. IV. - 15. Dronning Anna Catharina. - 16. Friderich den Tredie. - 17. Dronning Sophiæ Amaliæ.
"(PRAHL, NIELS, CHR. FLENSBORG, HANS SCHLIERMANN). - ""DEN DANSKE RIMKRØNIKE""
Reference : 57933
(1760)
Kiøbenhavn, ved Mauritz Frydensberg (Trykt hos Berlingske Arvinger), (1760-64). 4to. Indbundet i to uensartede pæne samtidsbind. Første Deel i et pænt hellæderbind med rig tidstypisk rygforgyldning of fem ophøjede bind, Anden Deel i et pænt lettere restaureret halvlæderbind med fornyede titel- og tome-etiketter, rig tidstypisk rygforgyldning og seks ophøjede bind. Svage biblioteksstempler på titelbladene (Nysø Bibliotek). På foden af kobberstikkene er indgraveret ""Stukket efter Originalen paa det Kongl. Kunstkammer i Kiöbenhavn Anno 1760 (og til 1763)"". De 2 sidste er dog signeret, stukket af Lÿman. Ren og pæn indvendig. Med to store kobberstukne vignetter (det ene på titelbladet). (18),480"160 pp. + 17 konge- og dronningeportrætter.
Nydeligt eksemplar af originaludgaven. Ganske sjælden i komplet stand som her. De usignerede kobberstik er 1. Chr. I - 2. Dronning Dorotheæ. - 3. Kong Johannis. - 4. Dronning Christina. - 5. Chr. II. - 6. Dronning Elisabeth. - 7. Friderich I. - 8. Hertugninde Anna. - 9. Dronning Sophia. - 10. Chr. III. - 11. Dronning Dorothea. - 12. Friderich II. - 13. Dronning Sophia. - 14. Chr. IV. - 15. Dronning Anna Catharina. - 16. Friderich den Tredie. - 17. Dronning Sophiæ Amaliæ.
Amsterdam, Zacharie Chatelain, 1732. 8vo. Uniformly bound in three nice contemporary Cambridge-style mirror bindings. Vol. 3 with small paper-label pasted on to top of spíne and sunning to spine. A few hole to boards. Internally nice and clean. (2), (36), 404 pp. + frontispiece (2), XXII, 453 pp. + frontispiece (2), XXIV, 400, (20) pp. + frontispiece.
Later revised edition of Pufendorf’s famous account on the history of Sweden providing a comprehensive account of Sweden's past, tracing its evolution from a medieval kingdom to a dominant European power. Pufendorf's work is not merely a chronicle of events but also an exploration of the dynamics of power and governance.
Ultrajecti (Utrecht), Johannem Ribbium, 1686. Folio. Later full fabrikoid. Engraved Portrait, engr. title (with small tears at foot). (14),1044,(24) pp. Slight soiling to margins of first 13 leaves and to lower corners of the 2 engravings, a little to the top.
Ultrajecti (Utrecht), Johannem Ribbium, 1686. Folio. Contemp. hvellum. First inner hinge a bit loose. Corners bumped and worn, some loss of coverpaper at edges. Some scratches to covers. Old names on titlepage. Engraved Portrait. (14),1044,(24) pp. Light yellowing to margins. A few brownspots. The engraved titlepage missing.
Frankfurt, Knoch, 1688. 8vo. In contemporary full calf with four raised bands and and richly gilt spine. Wear to extremities, leather on spine cracked and head of spine chipped. Title-page with underlignings in red. First few leaves with vague dampstain otherwise internally nice and clean. (18), 670, (79) pp.
Volume 1 of the second edition of the first French translation of Pufendorf's work.
Nürnberg, Christoph Riegels, 1697. Folio (355 x 250 mm). In a contemporary full calf binding with six raised bands and gilt lettering and ornamentation to spine, edges of boards gilt. Light wear to extremeties, corner's bumped and some of gilting worn of. Small paper-label to upper compartment of spine (catalogue-number in an estate-library). The large plate depicting the funeral procession with a few repairs and tears as usual. Plates with light occassional marginal brownspotting but overall a very good copy. Engraved titlepage (Boulanger Sculp.). 4 leaves (incl. printed title), 734, (66), 24 pp. 10 engraved portraits and 114 fine double-page engraved plates (1 triple-page), including the 4,5 m. long funeral procession of King Carl X Gustaf, folded 14 times and composed of 7 plates.
Scarce first German edition, second overall (the first being in Latin published in 1696), of this profusely illustrated work on the Swedish Wars.The writing of this official history of the Swedish Wars with Poland and Denmark from 1655 to 1660 was entrusted by the King Charles XI to Samuel Pufendorf, the famous and important German jurist, political philosopher, economist, statesman and historian, who was made a baron in 1694, shortly before he died. He has played a great role in the development of the philosophy of law and political history. His famous work on the Swedish Wars is also famed for its impressive and excellent illustrations, -not least the 450 cm. long procession-plate. To illustrate the history, use was made of the original drawings by Erik Dahlberg, the Quarter-Master general of the Swedish Army, who was an eye-witness. The drawings were engraved by the same artists that Dahlbergh employed in Paris and later in Sweden for his ""Suecia Antiqua"", e.g. Boulanger, Cochin, Jean le Pautre, Perelle etc. etc. It includes views from Poland, Denmark, Germany and Norway. It is easy to trace the influence of Callot, as well as of Rubens in these splendid Cavalry scenes. Swedish Books No 38 Warmholtz: 4840Graesse V, 504
Stockholm, Nordstedt & Söner, (1916). 2 samtidige hldrbd. med rygforgyldning. Stempel på titelblade. XII,212,VIII,228 pp. Med mange plancher.
, Brepols, 2022 Hardback, x + 350 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:18 col., 4 tables b/w., Language: English. *new ISBN 9782503591148.
Summary Scandinavia has often been considered as a peripheral part of the Christian world, with its archbishopric in Nidaros an isolated outpost of the Catholic Church. This volume, however, offers a reassessment of such preconceptions by exploring the way in which the Nidaros see celebrated the cult of saints and followed traditions that were both part of, and distinct from, elsewhere in Christian Europe. The contributions gathered here come from specialists across different disciplines, among them historians, philologists, art historians, and epigraphists, to offer a multifaceted insight into how texts and objects, sculpture, runes, and relics all drove the cult of saints in this northern corner of Europe. In doing so, the volume offers a nuanced understanding of the development of cults, the saints themselves, and their miracles, not only in the Norse world, but also more widely. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations Introduction ? RAGNHILD B AND J N VI AR SIGUR SSON Epitomes of Saints' Lives in Two Old Norse-Icelandic Manuscripts: AM 764 4to and AM 672 4to ? NATALIE M. VAN DEUSEN AND KIRSTEN WOLF Mar a, dr tning himins ok iar ar: The Doctrine of Mary's Queenship in Mar u saga ? CHRISTELLE FAIRISE The Mass of St l fr and a Recovered Sequence for a missa votive ? SLAUG OMMUNDSEN The Development of the Cult of Magn s: The Interplay between Saints, Bishops and Earls in Orkney ? CAITLIN ELLIS Bergr Sokkason and God's Dearest Friend: St Nicholas ? J N VI AR SIGUR SSON The Miracles of Medieval Norway ? CORNELIA SPJELKAVIK SPARRE Telling and Writing Miracles in Medieval Iceland ? SD S EGILSD TTIR 'Ok er hann sannheilagr': The Role of Saints in Remembering and Representing Iceland's Conversion ? SI N GR NLIE Saints Across Borders: The Cults of St Gertrude of Nivelles and St Clare of Assisi in Late Medieval Norway ? RAGNHILD M. B An Afterlife for Cult Sculpture from Norwegian Churches: Tradition, Continuity and Partial Mutilation after the Reformation ? NO LLE L. W. STREETON Saints in Everyday Life: Epigraphy as a Source for the Medieval Cult of Saints ? ELISE KLEIVANE
La Nouvelle Edition, 1943, in-12, 343 pp, jolie reliure demi-maroquin vert époque. Bel exemplaire très bien relié (Coll. Bibliothèque finlandaise)
Kiøbenhavn, Ludewig, 1819. Lille 8vo. Samtidig marmoreret papbd. Papirsetiket nederst på ryg. Stempel på titelbladet. XXX,210,(1) pp. Indvendig ren og frisk, trykt på skrivepapir.
Kiøbenhavn, Ludewig, 1819. Lille 8vo. Lidt senere hldrbd. med rig rygforgyldning. Forgyldt titelfelt. Stempel på titelbladet. XXX,210,(1) pp. Indvendig ren og frisk, trykt på skrivepapir.
Kbhvn., Seidelin, 1818. Lille8vo. Uden omslag. XXVIII,130,(2) pp.
Kbhvn., 1819. Samt.helldrbd. med guldtryk. Bindet med brugsspor. Helt guldsnit. Kobberst. titelblad. (4),154 pp. På skrivepapir. Enkelte pletter.
Kbhvn., 1819. Lidt senere hshirtbd. Kobberstukket titelblad. (1),154 pp. På skrivepapir. Har tilhørt C.Bricka og Hauch-Fausbøll.
Kbhvn., 1832. Lidt senere hldrbd. Rygforgyldning. Kapitæl slidt. (6),240 pp.
Rudkjøbing, 1859. Lille 8vo. Smukt samt. papbd. med bred forgyldt bort på permer. Helt guldsnit (gavebind !). 32 pp. samt 1 litograferet kort. (Fra Tranekær Slots bibliotek).
, Brepols - Harvey Miller, 2025 Hardback, Pages: 356 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:5 b/w, 1 col., 1 tables b/w. , Language:English, *New. ISBN 9782503611648.
The storyworlds of Old Norse-Icelandic literature are multifaceted and variable, ranging from the worlds of heroic poetry and popular romance to the recognizable narrative universe built by the Sagas of Icelanders. Despite this, they have rarely been explored, and narratological theories of storyworlds or fantasy scholarship have had little impact on the field. Yet given that every story creates its own storyworld, it can be assumed that Old Norse-Icelandic literary texts, too, build worlds ? and these worlds are diverse and complex, as shown by the contributors in this volume: they constantly engage with one another, exploring, shaping, and expanding, while also entering into a dialogue with the primary world from which they draw. This volume brings together scholars from different areas of Old Norse-Icelandic studies to explore questions related to not only the storyworlds of medieval Icelandic literature, but also those of legal and learned texts, and to the way that they are built. Together they inquire into the nature of these worlds, into their preservation and transmission in manuscripts, their transmediality, transnarrativity, and reception. In doing so, these inquiries showcase the breadth of new perspectives on medieval Icelandic literature made possible by the application of narratological theory in its study. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations 1. Introduction. Approaching Storyworlds and Worldbuilding in Old Norse-Icelandic Literature Rebecca Merkelbach Section 1: Building Worlds 2. Intrusive Dreams and Converging Worlds in the slendingas gur Alexander Wilson 3. Navigating Through the Storyworld(s): The Narrative Voice in the slendingas gur Stefanie Gropper 4. Truth and Lies in the Worldbuilding of the slendingas gur: Public, Individual, and Narratorial Voices in Eyrbyggja saga Andreas Schmidt Section 2: Placing Worlds 5. Centrality and Peripherality in the Storyworlds of the Old Norse Sagas Lucie Koreck 6. Narrated Space: The East and Its Inhabitants in Yngvars saga v fo?rla Annett Krakow 7. Becoming a Knight in a Polarised World: Modes of Spatial Representation in Sigur ar saga gla Michael Micci Section 3: Transnarrative Worlds 8. The Two Storyworlds of Ectors saga ok kappa hans Sabine Heidi Walther 9. The Storyworld/s of AM 162 c fol. Yoav Tirosh 10. Evil Customs and Manifold Injuries: Imagined Realms in Old Norse Laws Sean Lawing Section 4: Paranormal Worlds 11. Hobbled Shieldmaidens and Shapeshifting Kings: The Transfiguration of the Storyworld in B sa saga ok Herrau s Thomas Morcom 12. Fates, Faiths and Fauna: The Ins and Outs of Worldbuilding in Har ar saga ok H lmverja rmann Jakobsson and Yoav Tirosh 13. The Storyworld and its Parasites: Unearthing Horror Modes in the ?Post-Classical? Icelandic Sagas Thomas Spray
, Brepols, 2020 Hardback, 248 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:11 b/w, 3 tables b/w., 1 maps b/w, Language: English. ISBN 9782503585864.
Summary Medieval Icelandic literature has often been reduced to the supposedly realist slendingas gur and their main protagonists at the expense of other genres and characters. Indeed, such a focus obscures and erases the importance of those beings and narratives that move on the margins of mainstream culture - whether socially, ethnically, ontologically, or textually. This volume aims to offer a new perspective on a variety of theoretical and comparative approaches to explore depictions of alterity, monstrosity, and deviation. Engaging with the interplay of genre, character, text, and culture, and exploring questions of behavioural, socio-cultural, and textual alterity, these contributions examine subjects ranging from the study of fragmented and 'Othered' saga narratives, to attitudes towards foreign people and lands, and alterities in mythological and legendary texts. Together the papers effectively challenge long-held perceptions about the lack of ambiguity in medieval Icelandic literature, and offer a far more nuanced understanding of the importance of the 'Other' in that society. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations Introduction: Old Norse Alterities in Contemporary Context - REBECCA MERKELBACH AND GWENDOLYNE KNIGHT Categorizing the Werewolf; or, the Peopleness of Shapeshifters - GWENDOLYNE KNIGHT Taming the Wolf: Reading Bisclaret in Light of Old Norse Kennings - MINJIE SU Between Myths and Legends: The Guises of Go mundr of Gl sisvellir - TOM GRANT AND JONATHAN Y. H. HUI 'The coarsest and worst of the slendinga Sagas': Approaching the Alterity of the 'Post-Classical' Sagas of Icelanders - REBECCA MERKELBACH Considering Otherness on the Page: How Do Lacunae Affect the Way We Interact with Saga Narrative? - JOANNE SHORTT BUTLER Surface, Rupture and Contextualities: Conflicting Voices of the Iberian 'Other/s' in Old Norse Literature - RODERICK W. MCDONALD Otherness Along the Austrvegr: Cultural Interaction Between the Rus' and the Turkic Nomads of the Steppe - CSETE KATONA The Man Who Seemed Like a Troll: Racism in Old Norse Literature - ARNGR MUR V DAL N Afterword: Otherness, Monstrosity and Deviation: The Perpetual Making of Identities - RMANN JAKOBSSON
Kjøbenhavn, Reitzel, 1852. Samtidigt hldrbd. med rygforgyldning. En papirsetiket påsat ryg. Lettere slidt. Stempel på titelblad. 236 pp. samt 3 store udfoldelige litograferede kort.