He Kaine Diatheke [graece] Novum Testamentum. Editio nova, denuo recusa: in qua diligentius qua?m unquam antea variantes lectiones tam ex manuscriptis qua?m impressis codicibus collectae, & parallela Scripturæ loca annotata sunt, studio et labore Stephani Curcellaei

COURCELLES, E?tienne de, ed. (Stephanus Curcellaeus, 1586-1659)

Edité par Amsterdam, Daniel Elzevier, Amsterdam, 1675

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AN EXCEPTIONAL COPY MOUNTED ON LARGER LEAVES TO ALLOW EXTENSIVE ANNOTATIONTwo parts in one volume, 12mo (153x95). [12], 420; 312 pp. Collation: *6 A-R12 S6; Aa-Nn12. The text is printed in a single column, divided into verses, with parallel references in the margins and variant readings at foot of page. Main title page printed in red and black, with printer's device and the first three words of the title in Greek type. Part 2 has divisional half-title (in Greek type) on leaf Aa1r (Tes Kaines Diathekes deuteron meros, periechon tas Epistolas kai ten Apokalypsin) and begins with new pagination and register. Head- and tail-pieces, decorative initials, printed marginalia. Parallel title and preliminaries in Latin, text in Greek only. Contents: pp. [3]-[12], Latin preface by Courcelles; pp. 1-420, Greek text of Gospels and Acts; pp. [1]-298, Greek text of epistles and Revelation; pp. [299]-312, Prologus, libro Pauli Apostoli, in XIV epistolas ordinato praefixus (in Greek, with Latin preface by Johann Heinrich Boeclerus).?Second edition [first 1658] of Curcellaeus' Testament. The readings previously given in the Appendix are now incorporated in the critical apparatus below the text. The Prologus added at the end of the book is borrowed from Boecler's edition of 1645? (Darlow & Moule).OCLC, 71455644; Berghman, Impressions Elzeviriennes, 9; Copinger, Elzevier Press, 4682; Darlow & Moule, 4710; Rahir, Les Elzevier, 1636; Willems, Elzevier, 1513.The book has been dismantled and each leaf has been mounted on a much larger leaf (275x200 mm), on which a central window has been cut out. This, together with the numerous blank leaves bound at the beginning, at the end and in between the leaves with the printed text, was done to allow more room for extensive annotation. The volume, which is bound in 19th-century half leather with lettering piece on spine and blue edges (quite worn and rubbed), is in fact throughout profusely annotated (in the margins, in the printed text and in the bound-in blank leaves) by at least two contemporary or slightly later hands (one extremely clear and elegant, the other in a more hastily written cursive). The notes are in Latin with references in Greek and occasionally also in Hebrew. The first preliminary blank leaves contain lists of authors, mostly commentators of the Bible like Erasmus, Calvin, Pellicanus, Melanchthon, Bucer, and others. On the title page is the onwership entry ?M. Laurentius Maneken?, who is presumably identifiable with a student of the Hamburg gymnasium in 1701 (W. Sillem, Die Matrikel des Akademischen Gymnasiums in Hamburg 1613-1883, Hamburg, 1891, p. 75). The most recent notes can probably be attributed to his hand. On the front pastedown is the bookplate in Hebrew of the historian Shlomo Simonsohn (1923-2019). Internally very well preserved.

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• Titre: He Kaine Diatheke [graece] Novum Testamentum. Editio nova, denuo recusa: in qua diligentius qua?m unquam antea variantes lectiones tam ex manuscriptis qua?m impressis codicibus collectae, & parallela Scripturæ loca annotata sunt, studio et labore Stephani Curcellaei
• Éditeur: Amsterdam, Daniel Elzevier, Amsterdam
• Date de parution: 1675
• Reliure: Couverture rigide
• État de l'article: Good
• Poids: 750 grammes
• Type de livre: Book