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Softcover. 0 (illustrateur). First edition; 5 1/2 x 8 1/2; pp. 40; stapled printed wraps; minor wear to edges; near fine.â Vsesoiuznoe Obshchestvo po Rasprostraneniiu Politicheskikh i Nauchnykh Znaniiâ (The All-Union Society for the Dissemination of Political and Scientific Knowledge) replaced the â League of Militant Atheistsâ , or â The Union of the Godlessâ , in 1947. The League had been formed in 1925, by the Communist Party, as an atheistic and anti-religious organization of common workers and intelligentsia. In 1947 the Society commenced publishing journals and propaganda materials and it sponsored lectures, demonstrations and parades. Dedicated to eradicating religious beliefs and promoting science and knowledge, the public lectures were diligently recorded and printed (an example of which is the current one) in a pamphlet form with numerous illustrations. The topics covered scientific discoveries, Communist leadersâ works and speeches, history, notable names, anti-Imperialist propaganda, etc. In 1963 the organization was yet again renamed to â Znanieâ (Knowledge) and it is still in existence today. Subject: XVIII Congress of the Party; Stalin 2.

Softcover. 0 (illustrateur). First edition; 5 1/2 x 8 1/2; pp. 29; stapled printed wraps; minor chipping to tips of spine; faint wear to corners; illustrated with photographs and engravings; very good to near fine.â Vsesoiuznoe Obshchestvo po Rasprostraneniiu Politicheskikh i Nauchnykh Znaniiâ (The All-Union Society for the Dissemination of Political and Scientific Knowledge) replaced the â League of Militant Atheistsâ , or â The Union of the Godlessâ , in 1947. The League had been formed in 1925, by the Communist Party, as an atheistic and anti-religious organization of common workers and intelligentsia. In 1947 the Society commenced publishing journals and propaganda materials and it sponsored lectures, demonstrations and parades. Dedicated to eradicating religious beliefs and promoting science and knowledge, the public lectures were diligently recorded and printed (an example of which is the current one) in a pamphlet form with numerous illustrations. The topics covered scientific discoveries, Communist leadersâ works and speeches, history, notable names, anti-Imperialist propaganda, etc. In 1963 the organization was yet again renamed to â Znanieâ (Knowledge) and it is still in existence today. Subject: Motherhood 2.

Pas de couverture. Etat : Bon. Edition originale. 1 fascicule in-folio (35 x 26 cm) replié en 2, complet de ses 2 parties à pagination séparée (cahier comportant les articles originaux et annexe comportant la manchette de la revue, le sommaire, la publicité), pp. 1-8 et I-IV, bon état de conservation. Cet article de Rauzier, qui n'a pas fait l'objet d'un tirage à part, occupe les pages 1-5. Georges Rauzier (1862-1920), élève et collaborateur de Joseph Grasset, devint professeur à la Faculté de médecine de Montpellier. Cette publication est très documentée, avec nombreuses références bibliographiques en bas de page. Elle fut très remarquée. REFERENCES: Wills B: Focal epilepsy, Senior Thesis, College of Medicine, University of Nebraska, 1939: "Of historical interest is Rauzier's classification in 1893 of what we are speaking modifiedly of as Jacksonian epilepsy from an etiological standpoint according to: (1) Affections of the bone: (a) tumor, (b) exostoses, (a) splinters. (2) Affections of the meninges (a) tumor, (b) acute, sub-acute, and chronic meningitis, (c) hemorrhage, (d) blood extravasation in pachymeningitis. (3) Affections of the Brain: (a) old encapsulated abscesses, (b) cerebral sclerosis, (c) tumor, (d) hemorrhagic foci, (e) areas of softening. Special ·emphasis was laid on trauma. This classification still encompasses most of what is known today as to the etiology of focal epilepsy."; Leopold J & Auer E: Some unusual features of jacksonian epilepsy, J Nerv Ment dis, 1917, 45, 220; McKendrick JS: Remarks on jacksonian epilepsy illustrated by an unusual case, Brain, 1899, 22 (87), 442-468: "At the outset I may state that I have made free use of an ADMIRABLE ARTICLE by Rauzier which appeared in the January number of La Semaine Médicale, 1893, and which contains a valuable epitome of the literature of the subject up that time.".

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. First Edition. XXIII, 288 pp; [1], title printed in red & black on spine & front cover, publisher's original wrappers, paper slightly browned, index, unopened copy in very good condition. An introduction and a translation into French of two major history text, the first is entitled:" The Turkish Governors of Damascus" by Muhammad Bin Tulun, the second is entitled " History of the Pashas and Qadis of Damascus Since the Reign of Sultan Selim 1516-1744", by Muhammad Bin Gum?a. Ibn Tulun ( 1473-1546), a teacher of tradition and jurisprudence, is perhaps more valued today for his historical writings dealing with Mamluk rule and the beginning of the Ottoman domination of Syria. This is the first French translation of his work " Islam al-Wara bi man waliya na?il al atra? bi Dimask al-Shar, al Kubr". The other work is another translation of another work dealing with the same subject by Ibn Ragab.#18073.

Soft cover. Etat : Fine. 1st Edition. Contains papers from a symposium titled "The significance of traditional cultures for today's society," held in Dar es Salaam, as well as additional articles on the history and current state of sculpture in Tanzania; published to accompany an exhibition at the National Museum of Tanzania. Description: iii, 126 pages : illustrations (some color), maps ; 30 cm Contents: Traditional sculpture in Tanzanian art / J.A.R. Wembah-Rashid -- A preliminary survey of the history of Tanzanian art / Iris Hahner-Herzog -- Ttanzanian ritual sculpture / Marc Leo Felix -- Some thoughts on African traditional religion and sculpture / M.M. Mulokozi -- The Karagwe collection / Israel K. Katoke -- East African high-backed stools / Nancy Ingram Nooter -- Traditional sculpture as history / Enrico Castelli -- Modern Makonde sculpture / Fadhili Mshana.

Large 8°, early plain green wrappers (faded). Some soiling on title page. In good to very good condition. Old blue-bordered paper tag on title page with shelfmark ("1358"). 37 pp., (1 l. errata). *** FIRST EDITION; a second appeared in the same year, with only 32 pages. In this pamphlet, part of the Eu e o Clero pamphlet war, the author politely disagrees with Herculano. Herculano responded with Solemnia verba, Cartas ao sr. A.L. Maggessi Tavares, 1850, and shortly thereafter Tavares replied to Herculano with Carta em resposta a outra do sr. A. herculano, que tem por titulo "Solemnia verba," 1850.In volume I of his Historia de Portugal, 1846, Alexandre Herculano called the Battle of Ourique a "pious fraud." Legend had it that D. Afonso saw an apparition of Christ at Ourique in 1139, and that year is traditionally used as the foundation date for the Portuguese monarchy. The clergy and the press attacked Herculano for lacking patriotism and piety. In Eu e o clero, 1850 (addressed to the cardinal-patriarch of Lisbon), Herculano denounced the fanaticism and ignorance of the Portuguese clergy. The controversy this set off continued for some years. Herculano's statements on the Battle of Ourique are today accepted as correct.The author (1806-1877), a native of in Extremoz (in the Alemtejo), was son of General Antonio Tavares Maggessi and himself a captain in the cavalry.*** On the author, see Innocêncio I, 190 (this work not listed); on Eu e o clero, see Innocêncio II, 243-6 (this is nº 10). Porbase locates a single copy, at Biblioteca Nacional de Portugal. Not located in Jisc. KVK (51 databases searched) repeats the copy cited in Porbase and a digitized copy. NUC: MH.

Couverture souple. Etat : Bon. Edition originale. 1 fascicule in-4 (26 x 21 cm), paginé 82-93 (12 pp.), 1 planche h.t., broché, couverture moderne (papier marbré), papier légèrement jauni, quelques rousseurs, bon état. Edition originale très rare de la première monographie scientifique sur la luxation congénitale de hanche. Il s'agit d'un extrait d'une revue, ce texte ayant été détaché d'un recueil (Répertoire Général d'Anatomie et de Physiologie Pathologiques, et de Clinique Chirurgicale, 1826). Ce mémoire novateur et important n'a pas fait l'objet dun tirage à part. Guillaume Dupuytren (1777-1835) était alors le chirurgien le plus réputé d'Europe. Il pensait avoir découvert la luxation congénitale de hanche, ignorant l'observation anatomo-clinique rapportée par Paletta (de Milan) en 1820 et passée inaperçue. Cependant, cette publication de Dupuytren constitue la première monographie scientifique sur le sujet. Dupuytren eut le grand mérite d'avoir décrit de façon remarquable les signes cliniques et pathologiques de cette luxation, de l'avoir séparé des autres affections de la hanche et individualisé, et de l'avoir fait connaître. Il estime que "ces déplacements ne comportent ni remède curatif, ni même de palliatif bien efficace". Cette publication eut un grand retentissement et suscita de nombreuses recherches. Références : Le Vay D : The History of Orthopaedics, p. 256-258 : "In 1826, he [Dupuytren] wrote at length on 'original' (i.e. congenital) dislocation of the hip. It was a triumph of clinical and pathological observation, at a time when there were no X-rays and when dislocation in children due to suppuration and in adults due to trauma was common."; Peltier LF : Orthopedics: a history and iconography, pp. 58-60 : "Guillaume Dupuytren was the first to give an extensive report of the pathological changes associated with congenital dislocation of the hip based upon multiple dissections. Dupuytren's report correlated the clinical condition closely with the pathology."; Shapiro F : Pediatric Orthopedic Deformities, pp. 162-163 : "One of the major early clinical descriptions of congenital dislocation of the hip was made by Dupuytren. He clearly defined the entity in terms recognizable today, discussed the possible underlying causes, distinguished it from other abnormalities of the hip, and commented on possible treatment methods. Up until that time it had not been widely recognized as a specific entity, and his work stands as an outstanding contribution to its understanding. He indicated that the disorder involved a transposition of the head of the femur from the acetabulum onto the external wing of the ilium, a transposition that one observed from birth and that appeared to be the result of a defect in the acetabulum, which was not as deep or as complete as normal, rather than being due to trauma or disease." ; Bick EM : Source book of orthopaedics, pp. 376-377 ; Howorth B : Development of present knowledge of congenital displacement of the hip, Clinical orthopaedics and related research, 1977, 125, 68-87. © S.A.S. Jean-Piierre Aubert, 2016.

Paper, intaglio. Size: B2 (cca. 50 x 70 cm). The poster advertises Ofot rt Ofot rt is still existing today and it offers optometry services However the company has a long history The Chamber of Comerce and Industry was shut down in 1948 and a year later the optitian profession was also nationalized Most of the people who lost their jobs found new positions in Ofot rt based in 1949 The nationalized shops moved in to the former private shops of opticians and photographers This might be the reason why Ofot rt also offered photo developing in the 1960s This particular piece promotes a sales where every second blow up is for free in the given sizes Fine, light fold marks and wear.

4°, much later plain beige wrappers. Very large elaborately decorated woodcut royal arms of Portugal on title page. Elegant eight-line woodcut initial on leaf A2 recto. Paper flaw in upper blank margin of title page. Some browning and spotting. In good condition. (14 ll.). A-C4, D2. *** Second edition? Does not correspond exactly to any of the five variants cited by Paiva. There are at least six editions (some may be different issues) with the same imprint and collation. Most sources do not distinguish between them. First published in 1642, there is an undated edition without place of printing or printer which may or may not take precedence, as well as three editions or issues of 1658, and one of 1672. It was published in Volume XI of Vieira's collected Sermoens, 1696. This sermon is considered one of Vieira's most eloquent and persuasive speeches; he exhorts his audience to follow Saint Anthony's example of piety, charity and courage. Vieira (1608-1697) is described by Boxer as "certainly the most remarkable man in the seventeenth-century Luso-Brazilian world" (A Great Luso-Brazilian Figure: Padre António Vieira, S.J., p. 4). Born in Lisbon, he moved to Bahia as a child and there became a Jesuit novice in 1623. By 1635, when he was ordained, he was already famous as a preacher, and when the Dutch withdrew from Brazil it was he who was chosen to preach the victory sermon. Vieira, a trusted advisor of D. João IV, was sent by him on diplomatic missions to France, Holland and Rome. Beginning in 1652 he spent nine years as a missionary in Maranhão, where he vehemently defended the rights of the Indians against the colonists who wanted to enslave them. As a result, the colonists managed to have him and all the other Jesuits in Pará and Maranhão deported in 1661. Back in Lisbon, his campaign for toleration of the New Christians (crypto-Jews) and his Sebastianist beliefs led to his trial by the Inquisition. He was found guilty, but the ascension of the future D. Pedro II as regent in 1668 led to his release. Vieira?s status as a diplomat and missionary would guarantee his letters a place in Portuguese history, but his style and content are also exceptional: his letters and state-papers are invaluable sources for the period, and his sermons are as readable today as they were in the seventeenth century. Pessoa dubbed him "O Imperador da lingua portuguesa" (quoted in Boxer, ibid., p. 3).*** Paiva, Padre António Vieira, 1608-1697: bibliografia 1077; see 1076 and 1078-40 for elaborate descriptions of the differences between the various editions or issues with the imprint Domingos Lopes Rosa, 1645. Arouca V221. Barbosa Machado 1, 422. Innocêncio XXII, 370; on author, see also I, 287. Martinho da Fonseca, Aditamentos, p. 62; Elementos bibliográficos para a história das guerras chamadas da Restauração (1640-1668) 331. Iberian Books B69295 [63877]. Backer-Sommervogel, VIII, 654. Leite, História da Companhia de Jesus no Brasil, IX, 205. Morais Rocha de Almeida, Dicionário de autores no Brasil colonial (2010) p. 579. Coimbra, Miscelâneas 2820. JCB, Portuguese and Brazilian Books 645/5. Not in Visconde da Trindade, Restauração. Not in Alden and Landis, European Americana. No edition in J.C. Rodrigues. Porbase locates twelve copies, all in the Biblioteca Nacional de Portugal (four in "Mau estatdo", one lacking signature D, four with "F. perfuradas e reforçadas"). Jisc repeats Oxford University only. KVK (51 databases searched) locates the copies cited by Porbase and the one at Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Roma.

Paper, intaglio. Size: A1 1 Sheet (cca. 55 x 84 cm). After the closing accounts you can afford a camera The poster advertises Ofot eacute rt a store chain which sold photo supplies The poster is interestingly constructed the whole composition is diagonal and half of the picture is occupied by the text Below it the burnt photos of the cameras are displayed and lastly the logo of the store chain Ofot eacute rt Ofot eacute rt is still existing today and it offers optometry services However the company has a long history The Chamber of Comerce and Industry was shut down in 1948 and a year later the optitian profession was also nationalized Most of the people who lost their jobs found new positions in Ofot eacute rt based in 1949 The nationalized shops moved in to the former private shops of opticians and photographers This might be the reason why Ofot eacute rt also offered photo developing in the 1960s The designer of this poster Endre B aacute n oacute was mostly making commercial posters and he was the designer of N eacute pszabads aacute g a leftist Hungarian Journal He designed other posters for Ofot eacute rt as well for example this one Fine, light fold marks and wear.

Hard Cover. Etat : Good. Its origins and character. 2 Volumes. Volume One: Texts, Volume Two: Plates. Harvard University Press. Cambridge. Massachusetts. 1953. De 31x24 cm. com xiii, 573, [xxviii], xxiv, 334 págs. Encadernação do editor em tela. Ilustrado a p/b em extratexto sob papael couchê no primeiro volume. Segundo volume profusmente ilustrado a p/b sob papel couchê. 1.ª Edição. A obra traça uma perspectiva histórica do chamado 'gótico flamengo' desde a influência da iluminura franco-flamenga do século XIV ao chamado 'gótico internacional' do princípio do século XV e a importância dos mestres independentes, a escultura e a pintura de painéis, a importância das escolas regionais geralmente ligadas ao poder político e às tendências mais ou menos mecenáticas de quem está no poder na altura. Não pretendendo ser um 'diccionário' de pintores holandeses, a nível particular dedica-se apenas às obras de Hubert e/ou Jan van Eyck e de Roger van der Weyden. O 'gótico flamengo' refere-se a um grupo de pintores, também chamados de 'primitivos flamengos', que trabalharam principalmente no século XV e começo do século XVI, na época do chamado Renascimento nórdico, em cidades como Tournai, Bruges, Ghent e Bruxelas, onde hoje é a Bélgica (áreas então dominadas pelo Ducado da Borgonha e pela Casa de Habsburgo). A fase dos 'primitivos flamengos' coincidiu com o apogeu da influência dos Países Baixos no norte da Europa. Como consequência, muitas obras eram encomendadas aos ateliers do norte e vendidas por toda a Europa. Muitas obras foram destruídas nas ondas de iconoclastia dos séculos XVI e XVII. A autoria de outras é até hoje motivo de debates. Este estilo incorporara ao mesmo tempo, o apogeu da Idade Média e a transição para o Renascimento. Caracteriza-se pela descrição minuciosa da natureza e pela iconografia e simbologia complexas em cenas religiosas ou pequenos retratos. Outra inovação dos pintores flamengos foi o uso da tinta a óleo, em substituição da têmpera, criando assim uma nova tradição na pintura. 31x24 cm. xiii, 573, [xxviii], xxiv, 334 pp. Publisher"s binding in canvas. Illustrated in b/w hors-texte in coated paper in the first volume. Second volume profusely illustrated in b/w in coated paper. 1st Edition. The work draws a historical perspective of the so-called 'Flemish Gothic' from the influence of the Franco-Flemish illumination of the 14th century to the so-called 'International Gothic' of the early 15th century and the importance of independent masters, sculpture and panel painting, the importance of regional schools generally linked to political power and the more or less patronising tendencies of those in power at the time. While not claiming to be a 'dictionary' of Dutch painters, it is devoted in particular only to the works of Hubert and/or Jan van Eyck and Roger van der Weyden. The 'Flemish Gothic' refers to a group of painters, also called 'Flemish primitives', who worked mainly in the 15th and early 16th centuries, at the time of the so-called Northern Renaissance, in cities such as Tournai, Bruges, Ghent and Brussels, in today?s Belgium (areas then dominated by the Duchy of Burgundy and the House of Habsburg). The phase of the 'Flemish primitives' coincided with the height of the Low Countries" influence in northern Europe. As a result, many works were commissioned from northern workshops and sold throughout Europe. Many works were destroyed during the Calvinist iconoclasm on the 16th and 17th centuries. The authorship of others is still a matter of debate until today. This style embodied both the heyday of the Middle Ages and the transition to the Renaissance. It is characterised by the meticulous depiction of nature and complex iconography and symbolism in religious scenes or small portraits. Another innovation of the Flemish painters was the use of oil paint to replace tempera, thus creating a new tradition in painting. Language: Português / Portuguese Location/localizacao: M-1-A-14.

Hard Cover. Etat : Good. Por Francisco Tavares, Fysico Mór do Reino. &c. Lisboa na Regia Officina Typografica. Anno 1802. Com Licença de Sua Alteza Real. In 8º de 16,6x10,9 cm. Com 141, [i] págs. Encadernação da época inteira de pele com ferros a ouro na lombada. Este opúsculo foi traduzido em inglês e francês e elogiado por varios médicos estrangeiros. Em 1810 é publicada uma obra mais desenvolvida sobre o mesmo tema: Manual de gotosos e de reumáticos, para uso dos proprios enfermos. Coimbra, na Real Imp. da Univ. Francisco Tavares (Coimbra, ? - Lisboa, 1812) do Conselho de S.A.R. o Principe Regente, depois rei D. JoãoVI, Cavaleiro da Ordem de Cristo, Doutor e Lente da Faculdade de Medicina da Univ. de Coimbra, primeiro Medico da Real Camara, Físico-mór do Reino, Deputado da Junta do Proto-medicato, Socio da Academia Real das Sciencias de Lisboa, e da Academia de Medicina de Barcelona, etc. Seu pai exercia a farmácia naquela cidade, e era tido por insigne. É autor das seguintes obras: Pharmacologia Libellus. Conimbricae, 1786; Medicamentorum sylloge propria pharmacologice exempla sistens. Ibi, 1787, estas duas obras foram coordenadas para servirem de compendios da cadeira respectiva, e para esse fim adoptadas pela Universidade. Pharmacopéa geral para o reino e dominios de Portugal, publicada por ordem de Sua Magestade. Lisboa, na Regia Offic. Typ. 1794. 2 Volumes, Nova edição: ibi, na Imp. Regia 1824. O dr. Lima Leitão, no seu Registo Medico pag. 16, ácerca d"esta Pharmacopéa, uma das melhores conhecidas até o tempo de sua publicação, e na qual ainda hoje ha que aproveitar de sua leitura, segundo dizem os que estão no caso de melhor o avaliar. Advertencia sobre o abuso, e legitimo uso das aguas mineraes das Caldas da Rainha. Publicadas de ordem da Academia Real das Sciencias. Lisboa, na Typ. da mesma Academia 1791; Instrucções e cautelas practicas sobre a natureza, differentes especies, virtudes em geral e legitimo uso das aguas mineraes. Com a noticia d?aquellas que são mais conhecidas em cada uma das provincias do reino de Portugal. Coimbra, na R. Imp. da Univ. 1810. 2 partes. É (diz o sr. R. de Gusmão) o unico trabalho hidrológicoico de alguma valia, que até agora possuimos; Pharmacologia novis recognita curis, aucta, emendata, et hodierno seculo accommodata, in usum praelectionum Academicarum Conimbricensium. Conimbricae, Typ. Academ. 1809; Manual de gotosos e de rheumaticos, para uso dos proprios enfermos. Coimbra, na Real Imp. da Univ. 1810; Dissertação de um feto montruoso nascido em Coimbra em 20 de Novembro de 1791, nas Mem. da Acad. R. das Sc., tomo II, fol. Matrículas - Medicina, 1.10.1765. Graus - Licenciado em Filosofia, 5.6.1765; Doutor em Medicina, 30.11.1778.Cadeiras ? Matéria Médica (1779-1783), demonstrador; Matéria Médica (1783-1787), lente; Instituições Médico-Cirúrgicas (1787-1791), lente; 2 ª de Prática (1791-1795), 1º lente. Jubilação - Por Carta Régia de 25.4.1795. Cargos - Ajudante do Director dos Hospitais da Universidade (1779); Director dos Hospitais da Universidade (1791-1792); Director da Faculdade de Medicina (1791-1795). Observações - Fundador dos estudos científicos de Hidrologia em Portugal. Filho de um boticário, que fora administrador do Dispensatório Farmacêutico da Universidade. Incumbido da elaboração do compêndio de Matéria Médica em 2.12.1786 (impressão autorizada em 28.4.1790), e, juntamente com o Dr. Joaquim de Azevedo, lente jubilado de Medicina, da elaboração da Pharmacopea Universal da Nação em 23.7.1790. Deputado da Junta da Fazenda em 26.9.1787. Membro da Real Mesa da Comissão Geral sobre o Exame e Censura dos Livros. 1º médico da Câmara do Príncipe Regente. Físico-Mor do Reino. Foi- lhe confiado o tratamento de D. Maria I, para o que passou cerca de 15 anos em Lisboa. Sócio da Academia Real das Ciências e da Academia de Medicina Prática de Barcelona. In octavo. 16.6x10.9 cm. 141,[i] pp. Contemporary full leather binding with gilt tooled on spine. This booklet was translated into English and French, and praised by several foreign doctors. In 1810 it is published a more developed work on the same subject: Manual de gotosos e de reumáticos, para uso dos proprios enfermos. Coimbra, at the Royal University Press. Francisco Tavares (Coimbra ? - Lisboa 1812) of the Council of H.R.H. the Prince Regent, later King JoãoVI, Knight of the Order of Christ, Doctor and Professor of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Coimbra, first Physician of the Royal Board of Physicists of the Kingdom, Deputy of the Board of the Proto-medicate, Member of the Royal Academy of Sciences of Lisbon, and the Academy of Medicine of Barcelona, etc. His father was a pharmacist in that city, and was considered a distinguished man. He is the author of the following works: Pharmacologia Libellus. Conimbricae, 1786; Medicamentorum sylloge propria pharmacologice exempla sistens. Ibi, 1787, these two works were coordinated to serve as compendiums for the respective course, and for that purpose adopted by the University. Pharmacopéa geral para o reino e dominios de Portugal, publicada por ordem de Sua Magestade. Lisboa, na Regia Offic. Typ. 1794. 2 Volumes, New edition: ibi, in Imp. Regia 1824. Dr. Lima Leitão, in his Medical Record, page 16, about this Pharmacopoeia, one of the best known until the time of its publication, and which even today has to be read, according to those who are in the position to better evaluate it. Advertencia sobre o abuso, e legitimo uso das aguas mineraes das Caldas da Rainha. Publicadas de ordem da Academia Real das Sciencias. Lisboa, na Typ. da mesma Academia 1791; Instrucções e cautelas practicas sobre a natureza, differentes especies, virtudes em geral e legitimo uso das aguas mineraes. Com a noticia d?aquellas que são mais conhecidas em cada uma das provincias do reino de Portugal. Coimbra, na R. Imp. da Univ. 1810. 2 parts. It is (says Mr. R. de Gusmão) the only hydrological work of any value that we have possessed until now; Pharmacologia novis recognita curis,

Soft Cover. Etat : Good. Lito Oficina Artistas Reunidos. Porto. Junta Nacional do Vinho. Lisboa. 1959. De 102,5x75,5 cm. com 1 folha de 98x68,5 cm montada sobre tela, segura à cabeça e no pé por baguetes de madeira castanha. Ilustrado a cores com o território da metrópole e da Madeira a verde, com personagens com trajes típicos de cada região, embarcações tradicionais ligadas ao transporte de vinho, motivos relativos à viticultura e a cada uma das regiões, tais como cachos de uvas, parras, cerâmicas tradicionais e monumentos arquitectónicos. Mapa das regiões vinícolas de Portugal, com o título nas várias línguas em cercadura, com a palavra Portugal a vermelho e com as restantes palavras a verde. No canto superior esquerdo tem as armas de Portugal e no canto inferior direito uma rosa dos ventos com um cacho de uvas no centro. No mapa são identificadas as regiões vinícolas dos Vinhos Verdes, Vinho do Porto, Dão, Bucelas, Colares, Carcavelos, Setúbal e Madeira assim como algumas das localidades mais em destaque na produção de vinhos como a Bairrada e a Terra de Lafões. Exemplar com leve desgaste superficial nas margens exteriores e com o título «Regiões Vinícolas» manuscrito no verso. Muito raro. Não existem exemplares catalogados na Porbase, que apenas tem edições anteriores, de 1958, em vários formatos. Belo mapa temático destinado à publicidade com vista aos mercados internacionais, com grande interesse para os estudos sobre os esforços desenvolvidos durante o Estado Novo para organizar e optimizar a produção e a comercialização dos vinhos portugueses. Esse esforço teve o aspecto mais visível na criação de dezenas de adegas cooperativas que ainda hoje existem e são elemento fundamental deste sector da economia nacional. Mário Costa (1902 - 1975) foi um litógrafo, pintor, aguarelista e ilustrador especialista em temas históricos, com um estilo figurativo de ricos coloridos. Além das pinturas e aguarelas para cartazes, calendários e livros, ilustrou publicações infanto-juvenis tais como: O Senhor Doutor, Rim-Tim-Tim, Pim-Pam-Pum, Tic-Tac, O Mosquito e Faísca. Desenhou ainda centenas de anúncios para a Vacuum Oil (depois Mobil), entre 1937 e 1960. A JNV - Junta Nacional do Vinho, criada, pelo Decreto-Lei nº. 27 977, de 19 de Agosto de 1937, sucedeu à FVSCP - Federação dos Vinicultores do Centro e Sul de Portugal, (1933-1937), era um organismo de coordenação económica com um âmbito mais alargado de actuação na política de produção e comércio dos produtos vinícolas. As principais atribuições da JNV definiam-se, sinteticamente, na defesa económica da pequena vinicultura, na regularização dos preços do vinho e na melhoria da qualidade. Na questão da regularização dos preços do vinho, a sua actuação centrou-se na obtenção do preço médio anual resultante do equilíbrio entre a oferta e o escoamento, na evolução das produções e a sua relação com a produção média anual e no armazenamento das quantidades excedentes nos anos de grande produção de forma a que as produções pudessem ser compensadas nos anos de escassez. A criação de uma rede de adegas cooperativas foi a resposta encontrada para solucionar os problemas do mercado, uma vez que a capacidade de cada adega excedia a laboração média anual, não só para assegurar as possibilidades de fabrico nos anos de sobreprodução, como para garantir a armazenagem da produção que não pudesse ser escoada durante a campanha. 102.5x75.5 cm. with 1 sheet of 98x68.5 cm mounted on canvas, held at the head and foot by brown wooden baguettes. Illustrated in colour depicting Portugal mainland and Madeira in green, with people dressed in traditional costumes from each region, traditional boats used to transport wine, motifs relating to wine-growing and to each region, such as clusters of grapes, vineyards, traditional ceramics and architectural monuments. Map of wine regions in Portugal, framed by the title in the various languages, with the word Portugal in red and the other words in green. In the upper left corner it has the coat of arms of Portugal and in the lower right corner a compass rose with a cluster of grapes in the centre. The map identifies the wine regions of Green Wine, Port Wine, Dão, Bucelas, Colares, Carcavelos, Setúbal, and Madeira, as well as some of the most important wine producing locations, such as Bairrada and Terra de Lafões. Copy with light superficial wear on the outer margins and with the title «Wine Regions» handwritten on the back. Very rare. There are no copies catalogued in Porbase, which only registers previous editions, from 1958, in different formats. Beautiful thematic map intended for advertising on international markets. Of great interest to studies on the efforts made during the Estado Novo period to organise and optimise the production and marketing of Portuguese wines. This effort was particularly visible in the creation of dozens of cooperative wineries that still exist today and are a key element of this sector of the national economy. Mário Costa (1902 - 1975) was a lithographer, painter, watercolourist and illustrator specialising in historical themes, who had a richly coloured figurative style. Besides paintings and watercolours for posters, calendars, and books, he illustrated children"s publications such as: O Senhor Doutor, Rim-Tim-Tim, Pim-Pam-Pum, Tic-Tac, O Mosquito, and Faísca. He also drew hundreds of advertisements for Vacuum Oil (later Mobil), between 1937 and 1960. The JNV - Junta Nacional do Vinho (National Wine Board), created by Decree-Law nº. 27 977, of 19 August 1937, succeeded the FVSCP - Federação dos Vinicultores do Centro e Sul de Portugal (Federation of Central and Southern Portuguese Winegrowers), (1933-1937). The main attributions of the JNV were briefly defined as the economic defence of small-scale winegrowing, the regularisation of wine prices, and the improvement of quality. On the issue of regulating wine prices, its action focused on obtaining the average annual price resulting from the balance between supply and outle.

4°, disbound, text block edges rouges, presumably from an early binding. Very large elaborately decorated woodcut royal arms of Portugal on title page. Seven-line rather crude woodcut initial on leaf A2 recto. Light browning. Small marginal wormtrails on a few leaves. Short marginal repair on D1. In good condition. Old ink manuscript foliation ("42-55") in upper outer corner of each leaf recto. (14 ll.). A-C4, D2. *** Second edition? Variant "D". There are at least six editions (some may be different issues) with the same imprint and collation, five of which are cited by Paiva. Most sources do not distinguish between them. First published in 1642, there is an undated edition without place of printing or printer which may or may not take precedence, as well as three editions or issues of 1658, and one of 1672. It was published in Volume XI of Vieira's collected Sermoens, 1696. Vieira (1608-1697) is described by Boxer as "certainly the most remarkable man in the seventeenth-century Luso-Brazilian world" (A Great Luso-Brazilian Figure: Padre António Vieira, S.J., p. 4). Born in Lisbon, he moved to Bahia as a child and there became a Jesuit novice in 1623. By 1635, when he was ordained, he was already famous as a preacher, and when the Dutch withdrew from Brazil it was he who was chosen to preach the victory sermon. Vieira, a trusted advisor of D. João IV, was sent by him on diplomatic missions to France, Holland and Rome. Beginning in 1652 he spent nine years as a missionary in Maranhão, where he vehemently defended the rights of the Indians against the colonists who wanted to enslave them. As a result, the colonists managed to have him and all the other Jesuits in Pará and Maranhão deported in 1661. Back in Lisbon, his campaign for toleration of the New Christians (crypto-Jews) and his Sebastianist beliefs led to his trial by the Inquisition. He was found guilty, but the ascension of the future D. Pedro II as regent in 1668 led to his release. Vieira?s status as a diplomat and missionary would guarantee his letters a place in Portuguese history, but his style and content are also exceptional: his letters and state-papers are invaluable sources for the period, and his sermons are as readable today as they were in the seventeenth century. Pessoa dubbed him "O Imperador da lingua portuguesa" (quoted in Boxer, ibid., p. 3).*** Paiva, Padre António Vieira, 1608-1697: bibliografia 1079; see 1076-8 and 1040 for elaborate descriptions of the differences between the various editions with the imprint Domingos Lopes Rosa, 1645. This edition or issue not in Arouca; see V220-1 for two others with the same date and printer. Innocêncio XXII, 370; on author, see also I, 287. Martinho da Fonseca, Aditamentos, p. 61; Elementos bibliográficos para a história das guerras chamadas da Restauração (1640-1668) 331. Barbosa Machado I, 422. Leite, História da Companhia de Jesus no Brasil, IX, 42. Morais Rocha de Almeida, Dicionário de autores no Brasil colonial (2010) p. 579. Iberian Books B69294 [63870]. Biblioteca Nacional, Exposição bibliográfica da Restauração 1642. This edition not in Backer-Sommervogel; see VIII, 654 for an edition with the same imprint, but with the title beginning Sermão and with Vieira's name spelled correctly. This edition not in JCB, Portuguese and Brazilian Books; see 645/5 for another edition or issue with the same date and printer, and with Vieira's name wrongly spelled in the title, but beginning Sermão instead of Sermam and with other differences. Not in Alden and Landis, European Americana. No edition in J.C. Rodrigues. Porbase locates three copies: two in the Biblioteca Nacional de Portugal (one in "Mau estado" the other with worming and cut down), and one in the Biblioteca João Paulo II-Universidade Católica Portuguesa. No edition located in Jisc [!?]. KVK (51 databases searches) locates the copies cited by Porbase, and one of the same date and printer in the Bibliothèque nationale de France.

4°, much later plain beige wrappers, text block edges sprinkled red from an early binding. Very large elaborately decorated woodcut royal arms of Portugal on title page. Elegant eight-line woodcut initial on leaf A2 recto. In good to very good condition. Old ink manuscript pagination ("555-581") in upper outer corner of each page (final page completely blank). Author's name on title page underlined in blue pencil. (14 ll.). A-C4, D2. *** Second edition? Variant "A". There are at least six editions (some may be different issues) with the same imprint and collation, five of which are cited by Paiva. Most sources do not distinguish between them. First published in 1642, there is an undated edition without place of printing or printer which may or may not take precedence, as well as three editions or issues of 1658, and one of 1672. It was published in Volume XI of Vieira's collected Sermoens, 1696. The sermon was one of Vieira's political sermons in which he defended the legitimacy of Joao IV's rule and urged the Portuguese people to support the King against the Spanish threat. Vieira (1608-1697) is described by Boxer as "certainly the most remarkable man in the seventeenth-century Luso-Brazilian world" (A Great Luso-Brazilian Figure: Padre António Vieira, S.J., p. 4). Born in Lisbon, he moved to Bahia as a child and there became a Jesuit novice in 1623. By 1635, when he was ordained, he was already famous as a preacher, and when the Dutch withdrew from Brazil it was he who was chosen to preach the victory sermon. Vieira, a trusted advisor of D. João IV, was sent by him on diplomatic missions to France, Holland and Rome. Beginning in 1652 he spent nine years as a missionary in Maranhão, where he vehemently defended the rights of the Indians against the colonists who wanted to enslave them. As a result, the colonists managed to have him and all the other Jesuits in Pará and Maranhão deported in 1661. Back in Lisbon, his campaign for toleration of the New Christians (crypto-Jews) and his Sebastianist beliefs led to his trial by the Inquisition. He was found guilty, but the ascension of the future D. Pedro II as regent in 1668 led to his release. Vieira?s status as a diplomat and missionary would guarantee his letters a place in Portuguese history, but his style and content are also exceptional: his letters and state-papers are invaluable sources for the period, and his sermons are as readable today as they were in the seventeenth century. Pessoa dubbed him "O Imperador da lingua portuguesa" (quoted in Boxer, ibid., p. 3).*** Paiva, Padre António Vieira, 1608-1697: bibliografia 1076; see 1077--80 for elaborate descriptions of the differences between the various editions or issues with the imprint Domingos Lopes Rosa, 1645. Arouca V220. Barbosa Machado 1, 422. Innocêncio XXII, 370; on author, see also I, 287. Martinho da Fonseca, Aditamentos, p. 62; Elementos bibliográficos para a história das guerras chamadas da Restauração (1640-1668) 331. Iberian Books B69295 [63877]. Backer-Sommervogel, VIII, 654. Leite, História da Companhia de Jesus no Brasil, IX, 205. Morais Rocha de Almeida, Dicionário de autores no Brasil colonial (2010) p. 579. Coimbra, Miscelâneas 2820. JCB, Portuguese and Brazilian Books 645/4. Catálogo da Exposição Iconográfica e Bibliográfica de Santo António 6. Not in Visconde da Trindade, Restauração. Not in Alden and Landis, European Americana. No edition in J.C. Rodrigues. Porbase locates twelve copies, all in the Biblioteca Nacional de Portugal (four in "Mau estatdo", one lacking signature D, four with "F. perfuradas e reforçadas"). Jisc repeats Oxford University only. KVK (51 databases searched) locates the copies cited by Porbase and the one at Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Roma.

4°, disbound. Very large elaborately decorated woodcut royal arms of Portugal on title page. Elegant eight-line woodcut initial on leaf A2 recto. In good to very good condition. (14 ll.). A-C4, D2. *** Second edition? Variant "B". There are at least six editions (some may be different issues) with the same imprint and collation, five of which are cited by Paiva. Most sources do not distinguish between them. First published in 1642, there is an undated edition without place of printing or printer which may or may not take precedence, as well as three editions or issues of 1658, and one of 1672. It was published in Volume XI of Vieira's collected Sermoens, 1696. Vieira (1608-1697) is described by Boxer as "certainly the most remarkable man in the seventeenth-century Luso-Brazilian world" (A Great Luso-Brazilian Figure: Padre António Vieira, S.J., p. 4). Born in Lisbon, he moved to Bahia as a child and there became a Jesuit novice in 1623. By 1635, when he was ordained, he was already famous as a preacher, and when the Dutch withdrew from Brazil it was he who was chosen to preach the victory sermon. Vieira, a trusted advisor of D. João IV, was sent by him on diplomatic missions to France, Holland and Rome. Beginning in 1652 he spent nine years as a missionary in Maranhão, where he vehemently defended the rights of the Indians against the colonists who wanted to enslave them. As a result, the colonists managed to have him and all the other Jesuits in Pará and Maranhão deported in 1661. Back in Lisbon, his campaign for toleration of the New Christians (crypto-Jews) and his Sebastianist beliefs led to his trial by the Inquisition. He was found guilty, but the ascension of the future D. Pedro II as regent in 1668 led to his release. Vieira?s status as a diplomat and missionary would guarantee his letters a place in Portuguese history, but his style and content are also exceptional: his letters and state-papers are invaluable sources for the period, and his sermons are as readable today as they were in the seventeenth century. Pessoa dubbed him "O Imperador da lingua portuguesa" (quoted in Boxer, ibid., p. 3).*** Paiva, Padre António Vieira, 1608-1697: bibliografia 1077; see 1076 and 1078-40 for elaborate descriptions of the differences between the various editions or issues with the imprint Domingos Lopes Rosa, 1645. Arouca V221. Barbosa Machado 1, 422. Innocêncio XXII, 370; on author, see also I, 287. Martinho da Fonseca, Aditamentos, p. 62; Elementos bibliográficos para a história das guerras chamadas da Restauração (1640-1668) 331. Iberian Books B69295 [63877]. Backer-Sommervogel, VIII, 654. Leite, História da Companhia de Jesus no Brasil, IX, 205. Morais Rocha de Almeida, Dicionário de autores no Brasil colonial (2010) p. 579. Coimbra, Miscelâneas 2820. JCB, Portuguese and Brazilian Books 645/4. Not in Visconde da Trindade, Restauração. Not in Alden and Landis, European Americana. No edition in J.C. Rodrigues. Porbase locates twelve copies, all in the Biblioteca Nacional de Portugal (four in "Mau estatdo", one lacking signature D, four with "F. perfuradas e reforçadas"). Jisc repeats Oxford University only. KVK (51 databases searched) locates the copies cited by Porbase and the one at Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Roma.

Hard Cover. Etat : Good. TECIDA DE PURAS E FRAGRANTES FLORES, pelo ardente affecto dos Frades Menores da Provincia de Portugal. PARA Com suave melodia ser oferecida em Acçaõ de graças nos Coros Franciscanos, e nos das mais Religioens Sagradas, todas amantes da pureza Mariana. A MARIA SANTISSIMA, AURORA DA GRAÇA, NA AURORA DO DIA da sua Immaculada Conceição. Dedicada a mesma SENHORA POR MAÕ DO PADRE Fr. LUIZ DE SAÕ CAETANO. Prégador, e Vigario do Coro do Real Convento de S. Francisco da Cidade de Lisboa. LISBOA. Na Offic. Joaquiniana da Musica de D. Bernardo Fernandez Gayo, morador na rua das Mudas. M. DCC. XLIV. (1744). Com todas as licenças necessárias. In 4º De 19,7x14,4 cm. Com [xxxviii], 84 págs. Encadernação da época, inteira de pele, com ferros a ouro na lombada. Cortes das folhas carminados. Impressão em caracteres redondos e itálicos sobre papel de linho de excelente qualidade. Texto ornamentado com cabeções, iniciais decoradas e florões de remate. Exemplar com assinatura de posse coeva na folha de guarda anterior: 'D e António Leite Pinto Saldanha '. As folhas preliminares, sem numeração, incluem a dedicatória; prólogo ao leitor; aprovações de Fr. Pedro da Conceição, Fr. Manuel de São Caetano, Fr. Manuel do Rosário, Fr. António de Santa Maria, Fr. António Baptista; e licenças. Muito rara 1ªedição desta obra (Inocêncio não refere e existe apenas um único exemplar registado na BNP) que estabelece o regulamento e ordem das cerimónias em louvor da Virgem Maria nos Conventos da Ordem dos Frades Menores, no dia 8 de Dezembro, data em que se comemora a Imaculada Conceição de Nossa Senhora. Inclui numerosas partituras dos hinos, antífonas e salmos cantados nessa ocasião solene. Muito importante fonte para a história da música em Portugal, para a história da comemoração desta festa religiosa, que se mantém até aos nossos dias, e para a história da Ordem de S. Francisco. Fr. Manuel de São Dâmaso (Guimarães, 1688 ? Lisboa, 1767) foi cronista da ordem, historiador de mérito, académico da Academia Real da Historia e Bibliotecário do Convento de S. Francisco de Lisboa e, de acordo com Barbosa Machado, é o autor da parte escrita desta obra. Frei Luís de S. Caetano (Felgueiras, 1717 - ? ) professou no Convento de S. Francisco de Guimarães a 10-12-1733 foi pregador, cantor, compositor e responsável pelo coro do convento de S. Francisco de Lisboa e é o autor das composições musicais que preenchem grande parte do livro. Ref. - Barbosa Machado III, 67. Frei Luís de S. Caetano. - Barbosa Machado III, 243. Frei Manuel de S. Dâmaso. In 4º, 19.7x14.4 cm with [xxxviii], 84 pp. Binding: Contemporary full calf with gilt tools on spine. Red edges. Printed in round and italic characters on high quality linen paper. Text is decorated with head-pieces, decorated capital letters, tail-pieces. Copy with contemporary ownership title on the front endpaper: 'De António Leite Pinto Saldanha'. The first unnumbered pages include dedication; foreword to the reader; approvals of Fr. Pedro da Conceição, Fr. Manuel de São Caetano, Fr. Manuel do Rosário, Fr. António de Santa Maria, Fr. António Baptista; and licences. A very rare first edition of this work (not referenced by Inocêncio and just one copy registered in BNP) that establishes the rules and sequence of the ceremonies praising the Virgin Mary at the Convents of the Order of Friars Minor, which took place on the 8th of December, when the Immaculate Conception of Our Lady is celebrated. It includes many scores of the hymns, antiphons, and psalms sang during that solemn occasion. This is a very important source for the history of music in Portugal, for the history of this religious event that is celebrated until today; and for the history of the Order of St. Francis. Language: Português / Portuguese Location/localizacao: M-9-B-9.

Tbilisi, 1919-1941. Various formats and conditions, see below. All books are in Georgian. All but one title are illustrated throughout. A striking selection of illustrated Georgian publications for children. With one exception, these titles could not be traced in libraries outside of Georgia via KVK, OCLC. 1. Abashidze, Gr[igol] and S. Masaishvili. Rat?om ar akvs k?urdghels k?udi? [Why doesn?t the rabbit have a tail?]. Russian title: Skazka o zaich?em khvoste (na Gruzinskom iazyke) [A fairytale about the rabit?s tale (in Georgian)]. Tbilisi: Detiunizdat TsK LKSM Gruzii, 1941. Oblong octavo (14 × 21 cm). Original illustrated staple-stitched wrappers; 24 pp. with chromolithograph illustrations throughout. Light wear and soil to wrappers; professional paper restoration to spine, front wrapper; light moisture stains to edges. About good.A fairy tale in verse by the Georgian/Soviet poet, novelist, translator and children?s writer Grgol Abashidze (1914?1994). Illustrations by A. Masaishvili. 2. Mgvimeli, Shio (pseud. Shio Kuchukashvili). Leksebi [Poems]. Tbilisi, 1920. Octavo (22.5 × 15.5 cm). Original illustrated wrappers; 128, [1] pp. Illustrations throughout. Light soil and small tear to wrapper; professional restoration to spine. Internally very good.Poetry for children, largely about nature, by one of the founders of Georgian children?s literature, Shio Mgvimeli (pseud. of Shio Kuchukashvili, 1866?1933). KVK, OCLC show one copy at Paris. 3. Modebadzisa, T. Tkis megobrebi [Friends of the forest]. Tbilisi, 1928. Octavo (22.5 × 15 cm). Original illustrated staple-stitched wrappers; 15 pp. Illustrations throughout. Light soil and wear to wrappers, else very good. First and only edition. Illustrations by N. Nadareishvili. 4. Rogor amodzravda pirveli matarebeli? [How was the first train driven?]. Tbilisi: Namagami, 1927. Octavo (17.5 × 13 cm). Original illustrated staple-stitched wrappers; 21 pp. Light soil and wear to wrappers, else very good. Volume published in the series Mots?apis biblioteka. 5. Kokrokhina. Tbilisi, 1921. Oblong octavo (15 × 22.5 cm). Original illustrated staple-stitched wrappers; 16 pp. Illustrations throughout. Light soil and wear to wrappers, else very good. Series catalog to rear wrapper. A popular Georgian folktale, published during the Russian war Civil (1918?1922). The reduced format and low paper quality of this edition are typical of wartime publications. The Georgian SSR (annexation of Georgia) was established shortly, in February-March of 1921. 6. Bakhanovskaia, E[lena] and N[ikolai] Brimmer (illustrator). Kristepore Kolumbi. Tbilisi, 1930. Octavo (18 × 13 cm). Original illustrated staple-stitched wrappers; 37 pp. Illustrations throughout. Light soil and foxing to wrappers, else very good.A Georgian translation of a popular Soviet (Russian) children?s book about the discovery of America, which went through several editions, and was translated into many of the languages of the Soviet republics. Woodcut illustrations by Nikolai Brimmer (1898?1929), a Russian graphic artist. Born in Kiev, Brimmer studied at VKhUTEIN in Leningrad, where he focused on book art and engraving. 7. Markov, E[vgenii] and Oskar Schmerling (illustrator). Ab-Ab. Siagaqe dztebisa. Tbilisi, 1927. Octavo (26 × 17.5 cm). Original staple-stitched pictorial wrappers; 49 pp. Illustrations. Light soil and foxing to wrappers; paper restoration to spine and front wrapper. Internally very good.An adaptation for children of a story by Evgenii Markov (1835?1903), a Russian travel writer who is especially remembered for his sketches of the Caucasus. Illustrations by artist, illustrator, and caricaturist Oskar Schmerling (1863?1937). Born to German parents in Tbilisi, he studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in St. Petersburg. He spent most of his life in Tbilisi where he illustrated countless children?s books and was especially famous for his political caricatures. 8. Bianki, Vitalii and Mikeladze, translator. Zghvis did gzaze [The great sea road]. Tbilisi: Namagami, ca. 1925-30? Octavo (22 × 18 cm). Original illustrated wrappers; 55 pp. with illustrations throughout. Light wear and soil to wrappers, else very good. A Georgian translation of a story by the Russian nature writer Vitalii Bianki (1894?1959), who wrote countless nature books for children. Bianki studied natural history at the St. Petersburg University and later hosted a radio program for children ?Forest News? on Leningrad radio. 9. Dondua, David and Samuel Japaridze (eds.). Kvavi, bu da melakuda. Kutaisi: ?Dzmoba,? 1919. Oblong octavo (12 × 18 cm). Original illustrated staple-stitched wrappers; 16 pp. Illustrations throughout. Very good. 10. Kargareteli, S. and Lortkipanidze I. with Staroselskaia I. (illustrator). Tinikos gamotsanebi [Tiniko?s puzzles]. By S. Kargareteli and N. Chavchavadze. Tbilisi: Sakhelmtsipo gamomtsemloba, 1925. Quarto (14.5 × 13 cm). Original illustrated card wrappers; [10] pp. Chromolithograph illustrations throughout. Light soil and foxing to wrappers; closed tear to p. 8. Still about very good.Delightful leporello-style children?s book. 11. Markov, E[vgenii]. and Apolon Kutateladze (illustrator). Satanjio. Tbilisi: 1930. Octavo (21 × 15 cm). Original illustrated staple-stitched wrappers; 39 pp. Illustrations throughout. Light wear to wrappers, else very good. An adaptation for children of a story by Evgenii Markov (1835?1903), a Russian travel writer who is especially remembered for his sketches of the Caucasus. The illustrator, Appolon Kutateladze (1900?1972) was a major Georgian/Soviet painter and graphic artist. Influenced by Bauhaus methods in art pedagogy, he restructured the curriculum of the Tbilisi State Academy of Arts to include industrial practice. Today the academy bears his name.

Pamphlet. 1st Edition. Original black printed portfolio, 8vo. Portfolio of seven large folding maps on on 4 sheets of heavy paper (3 are double sided, 1 is singled sided). Primarily black and white with some color. Text in Polish. Title translates to, "Nazi camps in Poland 1939 - 1945. An Encyclopaedic Reference Book: Maps." Collection of 7 maps, each 84 cm x 60 cm (33 x 24 inches), produced by Jan Laskowski at the Main Commission for the Investigation of Nazi Crimes in Poland. The maps comprise Volume II of the work; Volume I is a heavily illustrated 676-page book of the same title, which we offer separately. The Seven maps (all present) are: - Map 1 [Single Sided]: Hitlerowskie obozy na ziemiach polskich w latach 1939 - 1945. ["Nazi camps in Poland in the years 1939 - 1945"]. Showing: concentration and extermination camps, sub-camps of concentration camps, extermination centers, POW camps, more important sub-camps, working divisions, commandos and temporary POW camps, penal labor camps, major labor camps, prisons, transit camps & ghettos. - Map 2A: Getta na ziemiach polskich w okresie okupacji hitlerowskiej w latach 1939 - 1945 ["Ghettos in Poland during the Nazi occupation in 1939 - 1945"]. - Map 2B: Hitlerowskie obozy przejsciowe na ziemiach polskich w latach 1939 - 1945 ["Nazi transit camps in Poland in 1939-1945"]. - Map 3A: Hitlerowskie wiezienia i areszty na ziemiach polskich w latach 1939 - 1945 ["Nazi prisons and arrests in Poland in 1939 - 1945"]. - Map 3B: Hitlerowskie obozy pracy na ziemiach polskich w latach 1939 - 1945 ["Nazi labor camps in Poland in the years 1939 - 1945"]. - Map 4A: Hitlerowskie obozy jenieckie na ziemiach polskich w latach 1939 - 1945 ["Nazi POW camps in Poland in 1939 - 1945"]. - Map 4B: Hitlerowskie obozy koncentracyjne i osrodki zaglady na ziemiach polskich w latach 1939 - 1945 ["Nazi concentration camps and extermination centers in Poland in 1939 - 1945"]. Maps 2A & 2B have been described as a "Terrifying pair of maps showing the locations of German POW and internment camps in Poland during World War II, highlighting the widespread locations of these establishments. In some parts of the map, the information becomes so dense that three inset maps are shown. This map was designed by Jan Laskowski and printed in 1979 as part of a work on the Nazi extermination machine produced by PWN Warsaw, a state-owned research-focused publishing house in Poland. The map on the front is particularly interesting for its depiction of symbols used to classify internees in German camps. The uppermost of these depictions shows the combinations that can be made for different types of prisoners of different levels of importance. The armbands that would have been worn by these prisoners is shown, as well as the prison uniforms. Other details are also shown. The map lists hundreds of sites run by Nazi operators throughout the country. These include concentration camps, death camps, transitional camps, and ghettos. The map is divided according to Poland's voivodeships, with a key in the lower left. Names of cities too long to spell are also provided in the lower left. This map was produced during a point in Poland's history during which it was actively revisiting the period during the Second World War. Leading social scientists devoted their time to trying to gather all the living as well as the recorded history of the events of the Holocaust and related atrocities before this information vanished. Leading these efforts, particularly during the 1960s and 1970s, was the Glówna Komisja Scigania Zbrodni przeciwko Narodowi Polskiemu, known as the Chief Commission for the Prosecution of Crimes against the Polish Nation. They were active in publishing maps both for domestic educational purposes and for international remembrance and diplomatic efforts regarding the Holocaust. Jan Laskowski was a leading cartographer who produced a number of maps in this field. These maps were produced as part of a series of maps that purported to combine to form an atlas of all of Hitler's crimes in Poland. Many of the large wall maps produced during this period could only show a fraction of the crimes, or only the atrocities committed in one region. Thus, a series of maps was needed to show all the points necessary, which this present work contributes to. Polish Reinterpretations of the Holocaust: Studying the effects of German occupation in Poland is a delicate subject. While it is certain that Poland suffered at least as badly as any other European nation during the Second World War, reinterpretations of the Holocaust in the country have also been used to satisfy nationalistic tendencies. It has become evident to Western observers in the last several years that there is a strong nationalist movement in Poland that seeks to place blame for the Holocaust solely on the shoulders of non-Polish actors, a movement originally fostered under Soviet rule. This movement has gone so far as to limit freedom of speech, criminalizing (with a three-year sentence) the suggestion that Poland or its citizens (in any form) participated in the murders committed by Nazis. As such, the term â Polish concentration camps' has been deemed unacceptable, with the government-approved term being â concentration camps on Polish territory.' All lines of evidence show that this map [2A & 2B] was produced using the most accurate and impartial historical sources. The language on the map is simple, naming only â Hitler's Atrocities,' and there is no evidence of a clear anti-German bias. However, it is impossible to separate this map, one of the most important productions of the remembrance movement during this period, from the social situation in which it was produced. Maps like these can easily be converted into propaganda instruments, and today's Polish leaders, most of whom grew up during Soviet occupation, will have formed their understanding of the Holocaust through maps like these. Soviet Censorship: While the content of the map ap.

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. 1st Edition. In original case that can be opened with tabs from the sides and top. Foolscap 8vo. (19 x 11 cm). In Chinese and English. [1, 55] p., 1 p. text, 55 p. of colour plates with their descriptive texts on verso. A fine and complete copy. The first and only edition of attractive collection of colour plates and scarce visual ephemera, documenting all minorities and ethnic elements of Socialist China. The album includes 55 men and women who appear happy and healthy, depicted in photos wearing local clothes and hats specific to their regions, all housed in one portfolio. Published by the ?Promote Nationalities College Research Department? in the capital of Socialist China, the album begins with a foreword outlining the theory that all people of various nationalities in the country are more closely united around the Party Central Committee headed by Hua Guofeng (1921-2008). Hua served as Chairman of the Chinese Communist Party and Premier of the People's Republic of China. These ethnic groups are depicted in 55 color photographic plates, each accompanied by bilingual text in Chinese and English on the versos detailing the locations where each group lives in the country and their populations. The groups include the Olunchun, Tajik, Khalkhas, Uighur, Pumi, Kazakh, Kaoshan, Uzbek, Tulung, Tu, Achang, Lopa, Penglung, Yao, Yi, Chiang, Lisu, Tuchia, Ching, Sala, Hani, Tartar, Li, Tai, Tunghsiang, Lahu, Nu, Russian, Owenke, Mongolian, Mulao, Pulang, Paoan, Kelao, Yuku, Korean, She, Chuang, Hoche, Maonan, Monba, Jinuo, Nahsi, Chingpo, Puyi, Wa, Manchu, Miao, Shui, Hui, Tahur, Tung, Pai, Sino, and Tibetan. This attractive and very scarce album, with a distinguished provenance, originates from the collection of Swedish diplomat and Turkologist Gunnar Valfrid Jarring (1907-2002). At the advent of the Republic of China in 1911, the minority issue assumed its real dimension. Founder Sun Yat Sen, aware of the fragility of the new nation-state and disregarding statistical evidence, tried to minimize the influence of the minorities, and emphasized, in his writings and speeches, the demographic supremacy of the Hans. In contrast, the communist regime from its inception in 1949 fully recognized (including religion as a criterion) ethnic minorities. Today, there are 55 minority groups in China, totaling 120 million inhabitants, almost 10% of the population. ?The People?s Republic of China is an integral multi-national socialist country. Apart from the Han nationality, there are more than fifty minority nationalities in China. This album is published in order to give readers a general idea about Chinese minorities. The population of these minorities amonts [sic. amounts] to six percent of the total China?s population, but the areas they inhabit cover fifty to sixty percent of country. They all respectively have a long history and glorious revolutionary traditions. They all have made important contributions to the creation of the Chinese culture, to the construction of the border areas and to the defence of our motherland. After liberation, under the leadership of the Communist Party of China, we have abolished the system of national oppression, realized equality and unity among the nationalities and instituted autonomy of the minority areas. As a result, five autonomous regions, twenty-five autonomous prefectures and sixty-nine autonomous counties have been established one after another. The contingent of minority cadres has been growing in strength. Great achievements in economic construction and culture development have been brought about in the minority regions. After the downfall of the ?Gang of Four?, the people of various nationalities are more closely united around the Party Central Committee headed by Comrade Hua Kuofeng and are striving to build our motherland into a strong socialist country with modernizing agriculture, industry, national defence and science and technology.? (Foreword). As of April 2024, only four copies in OCLC world.

Hard Cover. Etat : Good. Por. Tenente de engenheria. Escola Pratica de Engenheria 1894-1895, 1.ª Parte do curso para sargentos da companhia de telegraphistas. Imprensa Nacional. 1897. De 22,4x14 cm. Com 90, [ii] págs. Encadernação da época com a lombada em pele com ferros a ouro. Ilustrado no texto com quadros resumindo as estações e linhas telegráficas existentes, com os indicativos das estações militares, com uma lista das estações telegráficas civis do continente e ilhas adjacentes e com quadros com as taxas. Em extratexto está ilustrado com 20 gravuras técnicas relativas ao material usado, em 9 folhas desdobráveis intercaladas nas folhas de texto e com 11 cartas geográficas desdobráveis no fim da obra, com as seguintes redes telegráficas: Zambézia e Chire; Ilha de S. Miguel, Açores; de Angola; do Grupo central das ilhas dos Açores; na Madeira; da rede telegráfica militar no Porto e em Lisboa; da rede telegráfica militar de todo o continente; carta, a cores, com as grandes comunicações telegráficas do mundo; e 3 cartas geográficas de grandes dimensões com a rede telegráfica no continente. Exemplar com assinatura de posse na folha de rosto de José Tavares de Araújo e Castro, e com desgastes na lombada, nas charneiras e cantos. Obra muito rara e importante para a história das comunicações telegráficas e telefónicas em Portugal, assim como sobre a história da engenharia militar portuguesa, notável pela riqueza e pormenor das numerosas ilustrações. Com um especial valor por ser da autoria do pai do poeta Mário de Sá Carneiro, que apoiou o seu filho na sua educação e actividades literárias. Carlos Augusto de Sá Carneiro (Lisboa, 1871 - Lisboa, 1952). Oficial da arma de engenharia, atingiu o posto de coronel e foi director dos Caminhos de Ferro de Moçambique. É autor de mais de uma dezena de obras técnicas sobre fortificações e comunicações militares. Foi pai do poeta Mário de Sá Carneiro. Além de ter pago os estudos em Coimbra e Paris do seu filho, foi ele que lhe deu o dinheiro para a publicação da célebre revista Orfeu. Era proveniente de uma família de militares. O seu bisavô foi António de Sá Carneiro, que integrou a Legião Portuguesa, corpo de exército de portugueses ao serviço de Napoleão, e não voltou a Portugal, tornando-se oficial do exército francês. O seu avô José Paulino de Sá Carneiro (Bragança, 1808 - Lisboa, 1891) foi oficial do Exército, participou na Guerra Civil de 1828-1834, atingiu o posto de General, foi comandante do Batalhão de Caçadores, n.º 4, do Regimento de Infantaria n.º 7, director do Colégio Militar, Comandante da Divisão de Viseu e depois da Divisão do Porto. Seu pai José Paulino de Sá Carneiro, Júnior (Porto, 1849 - ?) foi Inspector geral das Alfândegas de Lisboa e adquiriu a Quinta de Nossa Senhora da Vitória, em Camarate, que hoje está ocupada pela Casa de Repouso para os Motoristas de Portugal. Nela o poeta Mário de Sá Carneiro, filho de Carlos Augusto, passou a maior parte da sua infância e existe correspondência dele com o seu avô. 22.4x14 cm. 90, [ii] pp. Contemporary binding with leather spine with gilt tools. Illustrated in text with tables summarizing the existing telegraph stations and lines, with the callsigns of the military stations, with a list of the civil telegraph stations on the mainland and adjacent islands, and with tables showing the rates. Illustrated hors-texte with 20 technical engravings relating to the material used, on 9 fold-out pages interspersed with the text pages and with 11 fold-out geographical charts at the end of the work, with the following telegraphic networks: Zambézia and Chire; Island of S. Miguel, Azores; of Angola; of the Central Group of the Azores islands; on Madeira; of the military telegraphic network in Oporto and Lisbon; of the military telegraphic network of the whole continent; chart, in colour, with the great telegraphic communications of the world; and 3 large geographical charts with the telegraphic network on the continent. Copy with handwritten ownership title on title page from José Tavares de Araújo e Castro, and with signs of wear on the spine, hinges and corners. Very rare and important work for the history of telegraph and telephone communications in Portugal, as well as on the history of Portuguese military engineering, remarkable for the richness and detail of the numerous illustrations. Of special value as it is by the father of the poet Mário de Sá Carneiro, who supported his son in his education and literary activities. Carlos Augusto de Sá Carneiro (Lisbon, 1871 - Lisbon, 1952). Officer of the engineering branch, attained the rank of colonel and was director of the Mozambique Railways. He is the author of more than a dozen technical works on fortifications and military communications. He was the father of the poet Mário de Sá Carneiro. Besides having paid for his son's studies in Coimbra and Paris, it was he who gave him the money for the publication of the celebrated magazine Orfeu. He came from a military family. His great-grandfather was António de Sá Carneiro, who joined the Portuguese Legion, an army corps of Portuguese serving Napoleon, and did not return to Portugal, becoming an officer in the French army. His grandfather José Paulino de Sá Carneiro (Bragança, 1808 - Lisbon, 1891) was an army officer, took part in the 1828-1834 Civil War, attained the rank of General, was Commander of the Caçadores (Chasseurs) Battalion No. 4, Infantry Regiment No. 7, Director of the Military College, Commander of the Viseu Division and then of the Porto Division. His father José Paulino de Sá Carneiro, Júnior (Porto, 1849 - ?) was General Inspector of Customs in Lisbon and acquired the Quinta de Nossa Senhora da Vitória, in Camarate, which today is occupied by the Casa de Repouso para os Motoristas de Portugal (Portuguese Driver's Retirement Home). In it the poet Mário de Sá Carneiro, son of Carlos Augusto, spent most of his childhood and there is correspondence from him with his grandfather. Referências/References: Inocêncio.

Soft Cover. Etat : Good. POEMA HEROICO POR FRANCISCO DE SAA DE MENEZES. ANTIGAMENTE Impresso: agora reformado. OFFERECIDO A Real Magestade de el Rey Dom AFFONSO VI. Nosso Senhor. EM LISBOA. Com todas as licenças necessárias. Por Paulo Craesbeeck, anno 1658. In 8º de 19x13,5 cm. com [xii], 396 págs. Encadernação da época em pergaminho flexível com o título manuscrito na lombada e com atilhos apenas na pasta posterior. Apresenta oxidação natural do papel utilizado na impressão. Carimbo oleográfico de posse na folha de rosto e assinatura de posse no pé da folha de rosto: «Ferrão». As páginas preliminares inumeradas incluem uma dedicatória ao Rei D. Afonso VI, Ao Leitor, Licenças de 1655 a 1658, as peças em verso em louvor do autor já incluídas na 1ª edição e as erratas. Segunda edição. Valiosa obra clássica da literatura portuguesa e importante fonte para a história das conquistas portuguesas no Oriente, cuja primeira edição foi publicada em 1634. Foi traduzida para inglês em 1970. Esta 2ª edição é a mais importante das três edições publicadas até hoje, pois reflete a última versão do texto alterado pelo autor. O poema, que na 1ª edição tinha 1250 oitavas, nesta segunda edição passou a ter 1339 oitavas além de alterações em muitos versos e nos argumentos em verso de cada canto. Knowlton, tradutor da versão inglesa desta obra e estudioso da cultura e história portuguesa, publica um estudo em 1992 onde demonstra que o autor com essas alterações acentua as características barrocas do poema. A intenção do autor ao publicar esta 2ª edição foi incentivar o Rei D. Afonso VI a reconquistar Malaca, que estava nas mãos dos Holandeses desde 1641. Também segundo Knowlton, o autor terá tido acesso a informações sobre a Conquista de Malaca em 1511, que não constam de mais nenhuma outra fonte disponível, através de memórias conservadas pela sua família sobre antepassados que participaram na conquista. Malaca tem ainda hoje uma aura mítica (um dos grandes feitos de armas de Afonso de Albuquerque) e uma forte ligação a Portugal, apesar de ter sido ocupada por holandeses e ingleses. Nela existe uma comunidade de descendentes de Portugueses, com uma língua própria baseada no português antigo e forte ligação a Portugal. In 8º Dim.: 19x13.5 cm. [xii], 396 pps. Binding: Contemporary flexible parchment. Handwritten title on spine and clasps on the lower board. Natural foxing due to the paper which was used. Ownership stamp on title page and ownership signature at the bottom of the title page: ?Ferrão? The first unnumbered pages include: Dedication to His Magesty King Afonso VI, To the Reader, Licences from 1655 to 1658, poems praising the author, which are already included in the first edition, and errata. Second edition. Valuable classic work of the Portuguese literature and an important source for the history of the Portuguese conquests in the Far East, first published in 1634. It was translated into English in 1970. This second edition is the most important of three published until now, since it reflects the last version of the text changed by the author. The poem, which in the first edition had 1250 octaves, in this second edition has 1339, and also includes changes in many verses and the summaries in verse in each ?canto? Knowlton, translator of the English version of this work and a scholar of Portuguese literature and history, published in 1992 a study where he shows that the author has enhanced the baroque characteristics of the poem with these changes. The intent of the author, when publishing this second edition, was to encourage King Afonso VI to retake Malaca, which had been occupied by the Dutch since 1641. Also, according to Knowlton, the author had access to information about the Malaca conquest in 1511, not available from any other source, through memorabilia from his ancestors, who took part in the conquest, kept by his family. Malaca has, till today, a mythical aura (one of the great feats of Afonso de Albuquerque) and a strong connection to Portugal, although it has been occupied by the Dutch and the English. It has a community of Portuguese descendants, with their own language based on ancient Portuguese and with a strong connection to Portugal. Ref.: Edgar C. Knowlton, JR. The First two editions of Malaca Conquistada. Lisboa. 1992 Barbosa Machado 2, 250. Inocêncio III, 52 e IX, 370: ?Francisco de Sá de Menezes, Comendador da Ordem de Cristo, e natural da cidade do Porto. Depois de viúvo professou na Ordem de S. Domingos, entrando no Convento de Benfica, com o nome de Fr. Francisco de Jesus, e morreu piamente, segundo dizem, no ano de 1664. Sahiu em segunda edição com o seguinte título: Malaca conquistada: poema heroico. Antigamente impresso, agora reformado. Offerecido á real magestade d el-rei D. Affonso VI nosso senhor. Lisboa, por Paulo Craesbeeck 1658. 4.º (Barbosa tem erradamente Pedro em logar de Paulo, e o mesmo erro se acha no pseudo Catalogo da Academia.) Colige-se do prologo respectivo que o auctor ía já adiantado em anos, quando empreendeu esta reimpressão do poema, no qual fez consideráveis mudanças e acrescentamentos: de modo que, só no primeiro livro dos dez que o compõem, tem de mais quatorze estâncias. Pelo que, a segunda edição é indubitavelmente preferivel á primeira. Os preços de uma e outra no mercado tem sido contudo os mesmos, valendo os exemplares de qualquer delas de 1:200 até 1:600 réis, quando bem tratados. . José Maria da Costa e Silva o tinha em grande conta, e afirma que «pelo bem arquitectado de sua fabula, variedade e bem sustentado dos caracteres, movimento dramático, rica invenção dos seus episódios, formosura de suas descrições, e poesia verdadeiramente épica, lhe cabe de justiça o primeiro lugar entre os nossos épicos, depois de Camões». . Um dos críticos, que não só pretende emparelhar este nosso epico com Luis de Camões, mas quase o julga superior, e considera a sua Malaca conquistada ao menos como a nossa segunda epopeia nacional, é Bartolomeu Soares de Lima Brandão. (V. nas suas.

Hard Cover. Etat : Good. AVTORE Blasio Viegas Lusitano Eborensi Societatis IESV, Doctore Theologo, & publico sacrarum literarum in Eborensi eiusdem Societatis Academia professore. EBORAE, Apud Emmanuelem de Lyra. 1601. In fólio de 29,5x20,5 cm. Com [72], 856 págs. Encadernação da época em pergaminho flexível com título caligráfico na lombada. Folhas de guarda renovadas. Corte de folhas carminado da época. Impressão a duas colunas, adornada na folha de rosto com uma vinheta xilográfica, contendo um emblema de grandes dimensões da Companhia de Jesus e centenas de capitulares xilográficas ilustradas ao longo do texto enquadrado por esquadria de filete duplo em todas as páginas. Exemplar com leves manchas de humidade sem afectar a leitura do texto. Apresenta dois ex-libris manuscritos sobre a página de rosto (muito leves e sem afectar a apresentação gráfica da página): o 1º ex-libris parcialmente ilegível e rasurado "Pertence a la libreria de los de los Augustinhos Descalços de Vall[.?]"; o 2º ex-libris "Fr. Manuel de [.?] es de los Aug.º Descalcos de Madrid,1610". 1ª edição de uma obra muito rara impressa por Manuel Lyra na cidade de Évora, muito provavelmente na própria Universidade de Évora, fundada pelos jesuítas no século XVI. Lyra imprimiu também a famosa edição dos Lusíadas conhecida como edição dos Piscos. Obra com dedicatória do autor ao cardeal Odoardo Farnesio, bisneto do rei D. Manuel I de Portugal, contém também o elogio fúnebre do autor por Fernando Rebelo S.J., Chanceler da Universidade de Évora, no qual se refere que o autor faleceu durante a impressão da obra e ainda um poema em louvor do autor de Manuel Pimenta S.J. famoso Poeta. As licenças da Inquisição foram assinadas por Fr. Manuel Coelho, a licença do Arcebispo de Évora D. Teotónio [de Bragança], a licença do desembargo do Paço dada por Damião de Aguiar, entre outros, e a licença do Provincial da Companhia de Jesus por Cristóvão de Gouveia. Dissertação ou comentário exegético sobre a interpretação da Bíblia e, em particular, da sua parte mais mística e simbólica: o Apocalipse. É uma extensíssima obra com interpretações do Apocalipse de São João Evangelista e o estudo das palavras e das frases hebraicas, apresentando capítulos sobre o Anticristo. A obra também faz referência à História da Europa da sua época. O Padre Braz Viegas foi um jesuíta português, nascido em Évora em 1554, e a sua obra ainda hoje é reconhecida como uma leitura válida. Segundo Palau esta obra teve mais 10 edições até 1617. In folio. 29.5x20.5 cm. [72], 856 pp. Contemporary limp parchment binding with handwritten title on spine. Renewed endpapers. Contemporary red edges. Text printed in two columns. Illustrated with a large woodcut engraved vignette on title page, representing the insignia of the Society of Jesus, and hundreds of woodcut decorated capital letters throughout the text. All pages have a double frame around the text. Copy with slight foxing, not affecting text reading. It has to handwritten ex-libris on title page (faded and not affecting the graphics of the page): one partially unreadable and erased "Pertence a la libreria de los de los Augustinhos Descalços de Vall[.?]"; the other "Fr. Manuel de [.?] es de los Aug.º Descalcos de Madrid,1610". First edition of a very rare work printed by Manuel Lyra in Évora, probably at the University founded by the Jesuits in the 16th century. Lyra also printed the famous edition of the Lusiades known as ?Piscos? edition. It contains a dedication to Cardinal Odoardo Farnesio [grandson of King D. Manuel I of Portugal?]; the eulogies of the author by Fernando Rebelo S. J., Chancelor of the University of Évora, where it is referred that the author died during the printing of the work; and a poem praising the author ?Manuel Pimenta S. J. famous Poet? It also contains the Inquisition licences signed by Fr. Manuel Coelho; the licence of Évora?s Archbishop D. Teotónio [de Bragança]; the release licence by Damião de Aguiar et al.; and the licence of the Provincial of the Society of Jesus by Cristovão de Gouveia. This is an essay on the interpretation of the Bible, mainly on its most mystical and symbolic part: the Apocalypse. It is a rather extensive work with interpretations of this part of the bible, as well as the study of the Hebrew words and sentences, presenting some chapters on the Antichrist. It also refers the history of Europe at the time. Father Braz Viegas was a Portuguese Jesuit born in Évora in 1554 and his work is until today recognised as valuable Reading. According to Palau this work had over ten editions until 1617. Referências/References:Palau, Tomo XXVI, pag. 464 (ent. 364245).Inocêncio, Vol I, 398. Barbosa Machado 1, 548-550. 109 BM STC Span. and Port. 1601-1700 B 225.Arouca V, 167. Sommervogel 8. Catálogo da Exposição bibliográfica do IV centenário Universidade de Évora 1369.Monte, Gil do. História da Tipografia em Évora séc. XVI a XVIII, 1968. Language: Latim / Latin Location/localizacao: M-6-C-1.

Hard Cover. Etat : Good. London. Printed for T. and J. Allman Prince s Street, Hanover-Square: and Lackington, Hughes, Harding, Mavor, and Jones, Finsbury-Square. 1820. 2 volumes de 22x14,5 cm. com xviii, [ii], 331, 40 e [iv], 317 págs. Encadernação da época inteira de pele, com ferros a ouro e rótulos nas lombadas, guardas em belo papel marmoreado e corte de folhas também marmoreado. As pastas com decoração raiz de nogueira. Exemplar em excelente estado de conservação com encadernação de luxo. Borba de Moraes apenas descreve a edição de Baltimore publicada no mesmo ano. Nos anos em que decorreu esta viagem estava em curso o conflito entre Portugal e a Argentina pela posse do actual território do Uruguai, conflito que despertava o interesse da América do Norte cujos presidentes, desde a independência, começaram a defender uma tese política que tenderia a médio prazo para declarar que a América do Norte não admitia interferências de potências europeias em toda a América e posteriormente levou à formulação da Doutrina Monroe, em 2 de Dezembro de 1823 criando as bases do isolacionismo Americano e da profunda influência da América do Norte em todo o continente Americano. Em 1816, o rei de Portugal D. João VI dando continuidade às acções de Portugal para estender as fronteiras do Brasil até ao Rio da Prata, tinha enviado para o sul a «Divisão de Voluntários Reais» comandada pelo general Carlos Frederico Lécor, que conseguiu tomar Maldonado e ocupar Montevideu, em 1817. Nos anos de 1817 e 1818 os portugueses foram confrontados com ataques de guerrilheiros que só conseguiriam vencer em 1820, na Batalha de Taquarembó, em 22 de Janeiro desse ano, que levou à anexação do território pelo Reino Unido de Portugal e do Brasil. Em 1828 com o Brasil, já independente de Portugal e depois de uma guerra com a Argentina, o território em disputa tornar-se-ia independente da Argentina, tendo o novo país - o Uruguai, ficado na posse das cidade e fortalezas construídas pelos portugueses, tais como a Colónia do Sacramento. Ainda hoje em dia os naturais desta "colónia" têm direito á cidadania portuguesa. Henry Marie Brackenridge (11 de Maio de 1786 - 18 de Janeiro de 1871) foi um escritor, advogado, juiz, superintendente e congressista americano pelo estado da Pensilvânia. Borba de Morais vol 1, 117. 'A fim de obter informação confiável sobre a situação política e económica das províncias do Rio da Prata, o governo americano decidiu enviar uma comissão para investigar o assunto. H. M. Brackeridge, um afamado escritor, autor do Views of Louisiana (Pittsburgh, 1814), Journal of a Voyage up the River Missouri (Baltimore, 1816), e History of the late war between the U.S. and Great Britain (Baltimore, 1817, com edições posteriores, e uma tradução francesa, de 1820), foi escolhido como secretário da missão. A comissão zarpou na fragata Congress, em Norfolk, rumo ao Rio de Janeiro, onde chegou em dezembro de 1817 e onde permaneceu até o início de fevereiro do ano seguinte. Brackenridge fornece uma descrição entusiasmada do Rio, estuda as maneiras e os costumes, fornece estatísticas e comenta sobre a situação política. São Paulo, Santa Catariana e Rio Grande do Sul são descritas em capítulo à parte. A obra fornece, em mais de uma centena de páginas, detalhes importantes e precisos sobre o país. O restante do livro contém um tratado sobre a província do Rio da Prata, com base em ampla documentação. Humboldt afirma que este livro contém extraordinária quantidade de informação, sendo repleto de pontos de vista filosóficos.' 2 volumes of 22x14.5 cm. xviii, [ii], 331, 40 and [iv], 317 p. Contemporary full calf binding, with gilt iron tools and labels on the spines, beautiful marbled endpapers and red sprinkled edges. Boards with walnut root decoration. Copy in excellent condition with luxury binding. Borba de Moraes only describes the Baltimore edition published in the same year. During the years of this trip there was an ongoing the conflict between Portugal and Argentina for the possession of the current territory of Uruguay, a conflict that aroused the interest of North America whose presidents, since independence, began to defend a political thesis that would tend, in the medium term, to declare that North America did not admit interference from European powers throughout America, and subsequently led to the formulation of the Monroe Doctrine, on the 2nd December 1823, creating the foundations of American isolationism and the profound influence of North America throughout the American continent. In 1816, King João VI continuing Portugal s actions to extend the borders of Brazil to the Rio da Prata, had sent to the south the "Division of Royal Volunteers" commanded by General Carlos Frederico Lécor, who managed to take Maldonado and occupy Montevideo in 1817. In the years 1817 and 1818 the Portuguese were confronted with attacks by guerrillas who they could only win in 1820, at the Battle of Taquarembó, on January 22 of that year, and which led to the annexation of the territory by the United Kingdom of Portugal and Brazil. In 1828, with Brazil already independent of Portugal, and after a war with Argentina, the disputed territory would become independent from Argentina, with the new country - Uruguay, held by the cities and fortresses built by the Portuguese, such as the Colony of the Sacrament. Even today the naturals of this "colony" have the right to Portuguese citizenship. Henry Marie Brackenridge (May 11, 1786 ? January 18, 1871) was an American writer, lawyer, judge, superintendent, and congressman from the state of Pennsylvania. Borba de Morais vol 1, 117. 'In order to obtain reliable information on the political and economic situation of the provinces of the Rio da Prata, the U.S. government decided to send a commission to investigate the matter. H.M. Brackeridge, a famous writer, author of views of Louisiana (Pittsburgh, 1814), Journal of a Voyage up the River Missouri (Baltimore, 1816), and History of the late war between the U.S. and G.

Couverture rigide. Etat : Bon. Edition originale. 1 vol. de texte in-8 (25.5 x 16.5 cm), (4), LXXXIV, 496 pp., 204 figures dans le texte et 1 atlas in-folio (37 x 28 cm), 18 pp., 43 planches en héliogravures montées sur onglet ; volume de texte : toile brune de l'éditeur, toile défraîchie, rousseurs pâles éparses (essentiellement marginales) ; atlas : cartonnage pleine toile de l'éditeur, couverture défraîchie, petite mouillure marginale sur les trois dernières planches, par ailleurs planches en très bel état. Edition originale rarissime d?un ouvrage monumental et magnifique, inspiré par Charcot. /// A VERY SCARCE, MONUMENTAL and "PRODIGIOUS' WORK" ON NEUROANATOMY (which is "still relevant today" /// Comme l'indiqua Brissaud, "le but de cet ouvrage est essentiellement pratique. Il répond au besoin de localiser avec toute la précision désirable des lésions du cerveau. Cette anatomie n'a jamais été exposée dans son ensemble avec les détails qu'exigent ses applications immédiates." Brissaud a pour cela fait appel à de multiples coupes sériées. Il utilisa notamment un nouveau procédé de coupes de l'encéphale (coupes obliques en bas et en arrière) qui fut souvent employé ultérieurement. Brissaud illustra lui-même cet ouvrage avec exactitude et précision. Il décrit plusieurs structures auxquelles son nom fut attaché (éponymes) : globus medialis (circonvolution de Brissaud), sillon métopique, sillon pariétal transverse. Edouard Brissaud (1852-1909) fut le préparateur d'anatomie pathologique de Charcot, un de ses élèves préférés et son suppléant, avant d'obtenir une chaire d'histoire de la médecine (en 1899) puis de pathologie médicale (en 1900). REFERENCES : McHenry LC: Garrison's history of neurology, p. 294-95: "Brissaud's textbook on anatomy of the human brain (1893) was illustrated by his own hand."; Tatu and Bogousslavsky, "The Impossible Succession of Charcot - The Quest for a Suitable Heir," European Neurology, 2011,65(4):193-197: "One of Brissaud's major works, Anatomie du cerveau de l'homme, was also published in 1893, demonstrating both the depth of his anatomical knowledge and his talent for drawing."; Triarhou LC: A Review of Edward Flatau?s 1894 Atlas of the Human Brain by the Neurologist Sigmund Freud, Eur Neurol 2011;65:10?15: ?Édouard Brissaud (1852?1909; upturned ?sulcus of the Anatomie du cerveau de Brissaud' (on the superolateral convexity of the superior parietal area) authored the Anatomie du cerveau de l?homme accompanied by a splendid atlas with 43 plates, drawn by himself in what appears to be a fine art; that prodigious work is still relevant today"; Poirier J : Le docteur Edouard Brissaud, un neurologue d'exception, p. 107 : "Pour Paul-Oscar Blocq (1860-1896), cet ouvrage, publié en 1893, en deux volumes, est 'un monument scientifique glorieux'. Le volume de texte, contenant de nombreux schémas au trait, est une description précise de l'anatomie du cerveau humain. Le magnifique atlas qui l'accompagne est, aux dires de Souques, 'dessiné tout entier de sa main avec un art parfait, oeuvre monumentale qui représente un labeur prodigieux, et dont j'ai ouï dire à Charcot qu'il était fier de l'avoir inspiré'." ; Dobson J: Anatomical eponyms, 2nd ed., p. 34: "Brissaud's convolution; Brissaud's bundle."; Olry R: Dictionary of anatomical eponyms, p. 24 : "Brissaud. Globus medialis, metopic sulcus, transverse parietal sulcus"; Le Floch-Prigent P et al. : Anatomie du cerveau de l'homme par Edouard Brissaud, Morphologie,2018,102:161: "Il préfigure les atlas du XXe siècle et ses nouvelles méthodes, thérapeutiques comme la stéréotaxie, puis l'imagerie : scanner et IRM. Cet ouvrage clair et complet de morphologie macroscopique du cerveau était à la charnière de deux siècles.";Haymaker W & Schiller F: The founders of neurology, pp. 417-420 ; ten Donkelaar HJ: Clinical Neuroanatomy, 2020, pp. 3-79; Tamraz JC & ?Comair Y: Atlas of Regional Anatomy of the Brain Using MRI, pp. 59, 61, 76, 77, 81.

4°, late twentieth-century or early twenty-first-century antique sheep, unsigned but certainly by Império da Conceição Graça, spine richly gilt with raised bands in five compartments, crimson leather lettering piece in second compartment from head with short editor-title lettered gilt, covers with triple gilt ruled borders, text block edges rouged. Title page in red and black, woodcut vignette on *ii, woodcut ornaments scattered throughout. Some browning and foxing, as usual. Overall in very good condition. Long penciled note by the late Portuguese antiquarian bookseller and collector António Tavares de Carvalho on front pastedown. (40 ll.), 363 pp. [p. 191 misnumbered 165]. *** FIRST and ONLY EDITION of "a Brazilian literary classic" (Borba de Moraes II, 760). According to Wilson Martins, "Os Jubilos da America . estão literariamente na ponta inicial de um arco cuja ponta final será O Uraguai - ambas as obras ligadas à história do nosso estabelecimento territorial e à fisionomia geográfica do Brasil" (História da inteligência brasileira I, 364). As Borba points out (Período colonial, p. 323), it is not only the individual contributors that make this an interesting volume. Jubilos is also the only publication of a Brazilian academy of this period in which we can see how the academy was founded and how it functioned, by reading the dedication, prologue, the letters to Sequeira e Sá, and the program. The work represents, too, a group effort by intellectuals characteristic of their era. Innocêncio believed that almost the entire edition of Jubilos had been sent to Brazil. Borba comments, "Today very few copies exist. Copies in good condition are rare."This volume was mostly the work of the members of the Academia dos Selectos, founded in Rio de Janeiro. The Academia met only once, on 30 January 1752, to offer congratulations to the Brazilian governor, Gomes Freire de Andrada, on his appointment as head of the Portuguese commission to establish the frontier with Spain in southern Brazil. These pieces in Latin, Portuguese and Spanish include the work of more than thirty Brazilian authors (at least nine of them natives of Brazil), most of whom did not publish works elsewhere. Even the editor admitted that the quality of the works was uneven: "Reconheço que nas obras que produzco a nossa Academia, reluz mas o affectuoso que o Poetico." However, they are invaluable for the study of Brazilian prose and verse of this period, and also important as one of the few published products of the eighteenth-century Brazilian academies.The volume is dedicated to Gomes Freire's brother, José Antonio Freire de Andrada, who funded the publication of Jubilos (see preliminary leaves 2-14). Sequeira e Sá, who wrote the dedication, also composed the prologue to the reader, in which he explains how the Academia was formed (preliminary leaves 15-28). Eight leaves of poems dedicated to Sequeira e Sá follow (preliminary leaves 29-36), all written by natives of Brazil who were studying or teaching at Coimbra; none of these authors had any other works published (see Borba, Período colonial, pp. 319-20 for a list of these authors). The last four preliminary leaves include the index of contributors and the licenses.On pp. 1-46 of the text proper are Sequeira e Sá's letter to the members of the Academia and the replies he received. These replies are especially informative, because each is preceded by a paragraph in italics that states the writer's occupation and literary accomplishments. Next (pp. 47-57) is the program of the Academia, listing the subjects from which the contributors are to choose their themes. Finally, on pp. 59-336, are the poems themselves. Aside from the signed works, this section includes unsigned poems by groups of Jesuits (pp. 133-73), Benedictines (pp. 175-84), Franciscans (pp. 185-88) and Carmelites (pp. 189-91). A final section, which Borba suggests was added as an afterthought (see Período colonial, p. 321), contains more poems in honor of Sequeira e Sá and some poems on subjects unrelated to Gomes Freire.The contributors to the volume came from various walks of life. Antonio Nunes de Sequeira and Francisco de Faria were both clergymen. Nunes de Sequeira was born at S. Sebastião (Rio de Janeiro) in 1701, and entered the Church after studying law. Known for his composition of poetry and music, he also served as a choirmaster. His only known surviving works are those printed in this volume: a "Romance Lyrico" (pp. 207-09), three sonnets (pp. 210-12), an epigram (p. 213), and a long "Romance" (pp. 339-42). (See Sacramento Blake I, 272).Francisco de Faria, president of the Academia dos Selectos, contributed two letters (pp. 7-8), an "Oração panegyrico" (pp. 59-88), and a sonnet (p. 130). Faria, born in 1708 at Goiana (Pernambuco), taught at Bahia, but in 1760 was exiled to Lisbon and Rome (see Leite VIII, 216 and Sacramento Blake II, 438-39). His only other published work is the famous Conclusiones metaphysicas de ente reali ., Rio de Janeiro, 1747, one of the only three works printed by Antonio Isidoro da Fonseca at the first printing press established in Brazil. (See Borba I, 303).The Jesuit Simão Pereira de Sá, a native of Rio de Janeiro (b. 1701), was Procurador da Coroa e Fazenda for Rio de Janeiro and also a historian. His history of Colonia do Sacramento had received the licenses for publication when Jubilos appeared (see p. 21), but for some reason was not printed until Capistrano de Abreu published part of it in 1900 (see Borba, Período colonial p. 322). The other works by Pereira de Sá mentioned in the Jubilos were apparently unpublished during the author's lifetime; his only appearance in print was with the two sonnets, the "Romance heroico" and two poems to Sequeira e Sá in Jubilos, pp. 285-90 and 343-46. (See Sacramento Blake VII, 234-35).Antonio Cordeiro da Silva, born at Rio de Janeiro early in the eighteenth century, studied at Coimbra and pursued a military career. By 1752 he was cap.

*** Premières éditions. Erasme avait publié le 'De libero arbitrio' en 1524 auquel Luther répondit par: 'De servo arbitrio' en 1525. Au début de 1526, Erasmus répondit à celui-ci par la première partie de son 'Hyperaspistes'. La deuxième partie a été publiée en septembre 1527. Poursuivant la controverse exégétique avec Luther, Erasme y attaque la position exagérée de Luther - dérivée de Paul - selon laquelle la loi n'apporte que la connaissance du péché et n'est donc pas vraiment destinée à être accomplie. La confrontation entre Erasme et Luther est un duel d'une importance majeure pour l'Europe de la première moitié du XVIe siècle, car ce sont deux visions de l'homme, de l'histoire et de la foi qui s'affrontent. Cette oeuvre de controverse d'Erasme n'a pas connu le succès populaire de celle de Luther; elle est rare aujourd'hui. Très belle typographie des Froben. Très bon exemplaire. USTC 664563 et 635401. *** In-8 de (312) pp. / 575, (1) pp. Vélin à rabats, lacets d'attache. (Reliure du XVIIe.) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - * First editions. The controversy between Erasmus and Luther. Erasmus had published a tract 'De libero arbitrio' (On Free Will) in 1524 and Luther published his riposte 'De Servo Arbitrio' (On the bondage of the Will) in 1525. In early 1526, Erasmus replied to this work with the first part of his two-volume 'Hyperaspistes' (The Shield-bearer). In September 1527 the second part of 'Hyperaspistes' appeared, continuing the exegetical controversy with Luther. Erasmus "'now deliberately buttressed his position even more strongly with references to the church fathers. He particularly attacked Luther's allegedly exaggerated position - derived from Paul - that the law brings only the knowledge of sin and thus is not really intended to be fulfilled. While Luther had decided in favor of the Pauline position, Erasmus had smoothed out the controversial points in the biblical tradition with his combination of grace and free will." Brecht, Martin Luther. Shaping and Defining the Reformation. The confrontation between Erasmus and Luther is a duel of major importance for Europe in the first half of the 16th century, because they are two visions of man, of history and of faith which confront each other. This work of the controversy by Erasmus did not had the popular success of that of Luther; it is rare today. Very nice typography of Froben. Very good copy. - -.

Hard Cover. Etat : Good. Tomis duobus comprehensa. PRIOR, RES AB Hispanis in India Occidentali hactenus gestas, acerbum illorum in eas Gentes dominatum, insignéque in Gallos ad Floridam Insulam saeuitiae ex exemplum describit. Alter verò, Brasiliaq (quae & America dicitur) rerúmque in ea obseruatione dignarum a nobis penitus incógnita descriptionem continet. Hieronymo Benzoni Italo, & Ioanne Lerio Burgundo, testibus oculates, autoribus. Ex eorum autem idiomate in Latinum sermonem Vrbani Calvetonis & G. M. studio conuersi: perpetuis notis, argumentis, Figuris, Indicibus, & locupleta memorabilium rerum accessione illustrati. Addita est Totius Indiae Occidentalis, seu orbis illius noui bevuis descriptio, quae maximamhanc mundi partem vno volut intuitu perlustrandam oculis subiicit. [Vinheta com o escudo do impressor]. EXCVDEBAT EVSTATHIVS VIGNON. S/L [Genoa]. M. D. LXXXVI. [1586]. Junto com/Together with: HISTORIA NAVIGATIONIS IN BRASILIAM, QVAE ET AMERICA DICITVR. QVA DESCRIBITVR AVTORIS nauigatio, quaeque in mari vidit memoriae propenda: Villagagnonis in America gesta: Brasiliensium victus et mores, à nostris admodum alieni, cum eorum linguae dialogo: animalia etiam, arbores, atque herbae, reliquáque singularia & nobis penitûs incógnita. A IOANNE LERIO BVRGVNDO Gallicè scripta. Nunc verò primum Latinitate donata, & variis figuris illustrata. ESCVDEBAT EVSTATHIVS VIGNON. Anno cic ic lxxxvi [1586]. 2 livros em 1 volume. In 8.º (de 17x10,5cm) com [xxxii], 480, [xiv] págs + [lxiv], 341, [xvii] págs. Encadernação da época inteira de pele de porco, com nervos na lombada. Pastas estão adornadas com ferros decorativos. Cortes das folhas carminados. Apresenta 2 super-libris diferentes, armoriados e gravados a seco, ao centro de ambas as pastas. Os super-libris com gravações a seco apresentam o moto frente/verso: ?Herre nach deinem Willen / Des Heiligen Remischen Reiches und Keisertumswappen? [Senhor pelo seu Direito do Sacro Império Romano e as Armas do seu Império] Exemplar com um ex-libris coevo, manuscrito, na folha de rosto junto ao pé de imprensa e um ex-libris oleográfico no verso da folha de rosto com proveniência de: ?Herzoglicher S. Meiningischer Bibliothek? (Biblioteca Ducal de Saxe-Meiningen, actualmente Thüringisches Staatsarchiv Meiningen). Apresenta uma leve mancha marginal de humidade nos primeiros fólios. Ilustrado com 7 gravuras no texto e 1 fólio desdobrável. Os principais assuntos e temas tratados nestes livros são, nomeadamente: Colombo. A Terra do Labrador. A Florida. As Bahamas. O México e os reinos de Coyoacan, Chamula, Texcoco, Michuacan Tlaxcala, Teohacan, Mixtecapan e outros. O Panamá. O Estreito de Magalhães. O Peru, Quito, Cusco e os Andes. O Brasil e a Nicarágua. Cuba, o Caribe e Guadalupe. As Canárias e a Madeira (pág. 19). Toda a história de Colombo e a sua relação com Portugal e com a Espanha (págs. 10-85). A bula da descoberta e conquista dada pelo Papa Alexandre VI. A estratégia da Espanha na Ilha de S. Domingos (Ilha Dominicana). O governo da Província de Veragua, hoje Cartagena. A história da conquista de Francisco Pizarro (pág. 85); a Guatemala, Nicarágua, e o Darien. A navegação nos mares do sul e nos mares antárticos. A descrição da ilha Espaniola (pág. 127). A pirataria francesa nas Caraíbas e o Porto de Havana em Cuba. San Martin, Cartagena, Panamá e Venezuela (pág. 175). Francisco Pizarro, Almagro e a conquista do Perú (pág. 179). A expedição de Pedro da Alvarado no Perú (pág. 234). A conquista da Nicarágua, do Iucatão e do Perú. A guerra com Atabalipa (pág. 288). O domínio colonial directo da Espanha com a capital na cidade de Lima (pág. 409). A descrição das Ilhas Canárias (pág. 417). A expedição dos franceses à Florida, em 1565, no tempo do reinado de Carlos IX (pág. 427). O segundo livro contém quase totalmente as navegações dos franceses na América, a extensa história de Villegagnon no Brasil, a vida e os costumes exóticos dos nativos do Brasil, as músicas dos nativos do Brasil (com pequenas pautas musicais nas páginas 140 e 142, 214, 219, 220), gravuras com representações dos índios (nas páginas 90, 178-179, 186, 193, 207, 218, 252, 266), a conversação e a língua tupinamba (págs. 271-297), a descrição das árvores, animais e plantas exóticas; etc. Binding: 16th century full blind tooled calf. Central compartments of the boards stamped with heraldry and the above motto in the front/rear cover: ?Herre nach deinem Willen / Des Heiligen Remischen Reiches und Keisertumswappen? Copy with ex-libris from the Ducal Library of Saxe-Meiningen, now the Thüringisches Staatsarchiv Meiningen. Illustrated with 7 engravings on the text and 1 folding plate. The first book is a very rare work with the history of the first navigations to America. The second book is a rare work on the first settlements in Brasil, and its natural history. Both books (independent works) are extremelly rare when coming together in the same issue. Main subjects on these 2 books are, namely: Christopher Columbus. The Land of Labrador. The Florida. The Bahamas. Mexico and the kingdoms of Coyoacan, Chamula, Texcoco, Tlaxcala, Michuacan, Teohacan, Mixtecapan and others. The Panama. The Strait of Magellan. The Peru, Quito, Cusco and the Andes. The Brazil and Nicaragua. the Caribbean, Cuba, and Guadeloupe. The Canary Islands and Madeira (p. 19). The whole history of Columbus and its relationship with Portugal and Spain (pp. 10-85). The Bula of discovery and conquest given by Pope Alexander VI. Spain"s strategy on the island of St. Dominic (Dominican Island). The government of the Veragua Province, today Cartagena. The history of the French conquest of Pizarro (page 85.); Guatemala, Nicaragua, and the Darien. The navigation in the South seas and in the Antarctic seas. The description of the Island Espaniola (p. 127). The French piracy in the Caribbean and the Port of Havana in Cuba. San Martin, Cartagena, Panama, and Venezuela (p. 175). Francisco Pizarro, Almagro and the conquest of Peru (p. 179). The expedition of Pedro Al.

8vo. 1 page. To an unnamed addressee, probably Juste Vernouillet, director of the publishing house Lachâtre & Co.: "M. Roy ayant priè M. Lachâtre de lui faire donner 300 f. à la fin de ce mois. M. Lachâtre a demandé que je donne mon autorization. J'écris donc aujourdhui à vous et à M. L. pour vous autorizer à payer immédiatement cette somme à M. Roy. Je vois de la lettre de M. Roy qu'il n'a pas encore reçu un seul fascicle imprimé. C'est presque incroyable! Certainement, ce n'était pas là une manière d'activer son travail ou de le mettre à même de changer son mode de traduction [.]" ("M. Roy has asked M. Lachâtre to give him 300 f. by the end of this month. M. Lachâtre has asked me to give my authorisation. Therefore, I write to you and to M. L. today to authorise you to pay M. Roy this sum immediately. From M. Roy's letter I see that he has not received a single printed fascicle. That is almost unbelievable! Surely, this was not a means to prompt his work or to even make him change his mode of translation [.]"). - With old inventory note. - Not in: Marx/Engels, Werke vol. 33 (Briefe Juli 1870 - Dezember 1874).