Paris: Germain Hardouyn, 1514 (s.d.). Jean Pichore (fl. 1502–1521) was a Parisian illuminator, designer, and publisher who supplied drawings for both manuscript and printed Heures. His workshop specialized in small-scale compositions—ideal for transfer to metalcuts and woodcu. This seems to be quite rare see: Bohatta 971.; Not in Tenschert &.....

Terviso or Venice: Michael Manzolus, 1491. First Edition with the commentary of Acron and Pomponius Porphyrio. Bound in modern marbled gilt calf. A very large and clean copy, with marginal indexing on a few signatures in red, others in brown ink. The unique charm of Horace’s lyric poetry arises from.....

London: Printed by Iohn Hauiland, and are sold by R. Allot, 1629. This 1629 edition contains all 58 essays. And is the First edition to contain The colors of good and evil. Bound in the original limp vellum,(lacking ties) recently recased and a little rumpled but a very large,clean and.....

[Strasbourg] : [Matthias Schürer Erben], (1521-1522?). [Strasbourg] : [Matthias Schürer Erben], (1521-1522?). 1521/1522. First Edition. Bound in modern 1/4 deer with some hair still on the leather., water stained throughout with paper damage in the lower margin, not affecting the text contemporary marginal notes red and capitals stroked in red.....

Paris: Joanne Paruo [i.e., Jean Petit] with Venundantur eidem Ascensio [i.e., Badius Ascensius, 1519 & 1520. Bound in Alum-tawed pigskin, elaborately tooled in blind over wooden boards with metal and leather clasps; one clasp perished. Binding with one corner tip broken off; small hole in leather on rear board; dust-soiled.....

London & Cambridge: Printed by T.N. for Henry Herringman at the Blew Anchor in the Lower Walk of the New Exchange and Joan Hayes, celeberrimæ academiæ typographi, 1670. This is the third edition (not the second, as the title states) of his “Steps to the Temple” (first 1646). The.....

Paris: Maxima Philippi Pigoucheti cura impensis vero Nicolai vaultier et Durandi gerlier alme vniuersitatis Parisiensis librariorum iuratorum, 1500. Large woodcut device (Davies 82) on title, Durand Gerlier’s woodcut device (Davies 119) within 4-part border at end. Gothic types, double column. There are old manuscript marginalia. Each chapter begins with an.....

Köln and Basel: Heinrich Quentell and Jackob (Wolff) von Pforzheim, 1495 & 1499. Quarto 20 x 5 cm. Signatures: a⁶ b⁴ c⁶ With a nice Accipies woodcut on the title. - finger-stained, a few margin notes by the rubricator (somewhat truncated), title with ownership notes from the 17th century, upper.....

Leipzig: Böttiger, 1494. foliated xc-xcviiii, with xc as cxi, xciiii as cxv] Blank initial spaces. Bound in half leather of the 19th century, with quite a bit contemporary marginalia. almost every page has an note from leaf I-Lxxxv. BMC assigns authorship to Jacobus de Gruytrode ISTC il00099000 Goff.....

Nurnberge: Antonium Koberger, 1497. This copy has been densely annotated by a German humanists circa 1511. This is an important edition with three commentaries from the end of the 15th century by great figures of Italian humanism and following the Venetian edition o. Folio 30.8 x 21.5 cm. Signatures : A8a–z8&6. This copy is bound.....

Cambridge: ex officinæ Joh. Hayes, celeberrimë Academië typographi; impensis Guiliel. Graves, Bibliop. 1687. First edition published in England. Bound in early full vellum. (1660–1723). The "Commonitorium" which survives today is a book on identifying 'Heretics and Heretical tendencies, from the beginning of the book Vincent  develops (chapters i-ii) a practical.....

London: W[illiam] S[tansby, Humphrey Lownes, and Robert Young] for Simon Waterson, 1627. This copy is bound in full modern English calfskin in a contemporary style, It has spine label. This copy has the ownership of Eliza: Sippi …heetory… 1658. This edition contains The Countesse of Pembrokes Arcadia — Certaine sonnets.....

London: J.R. and are to be sold by the author, 1696. Lacking a frontispiece A1 portrait of William Walwyn engraved by R. White. supplied with a photocopy. Third edition, the first was printed in 1674. . This copy is bound in a red textured cloth with “Birmingham Medical Institute” on the spine as.....