ERASMUS, Desiderius Colloquia familiaria, ex recensione & cum notis perpetuis Petri Rabi, Roterod. Accedunt Erasmi Conflictus Thaliae & Barbariei, Apologia & utilitas Colloquiorum, nec non Laus Morias. Ulm, Chr. U. Wagner for D. Bartholomaei, 8vo: [14]-870-[24], pp. (paper age-toned, occ. minor soiling). Contemp. blindruled sheep (sl. rubbed), spine with 4 raised bands and gilt label, red sp. edges. Very good copy. Rare Ulm ed. of Erasmus' most popular literary writings, the Colloquies and the Praise of Folly, after the ed. by Pieter Rabus (1660-1702). Ill. with an engr. front. with a portrait of Erasmus. Ref. BB II:580-581:E-- Erasmus Online - Not in BnF, BL, Opac KBR. Prov. Some old ms. entries. Joined: Id. - L'éloge de la folie. Traduction nouvelle par C.B. de Panalbe. Antwerp, Van Esse, 8vo. Orig. yellow printed wrappers (sl. soiled, def. at spine). Rare reprint of the original Paris edition of the new translation by de Panalbe (J.B.Ch. Brugnot). - Id. - Lof der zotheid, ironisch-comisch hekelschrift. Uit het Latijn vertaald door P.G. Witsen Geysbeek. Met aanteekeningen van den vertaler. Amsterdam, brothers Diederichs, 16mo. Half cloth. Engr. front. (3 vol.)
ERASMUS, Desiderius Colloquia familiaria, ex recensione & cum notis perpetuis Petri Rabi, Roterod. Accedunt Erasmi Conflictus Thaliae & Barbariei, Apologia & utilitas Colloquiorum, nec non Laus Morias. Ulm, Chr. U. Wagner for D. Bartholomaei, 8vo: [14]-870-[24], pp. (paper age-toned, occ. minor soiling). Contemp. blindruled sheep (sl. rubbed), spine with 4 raised bands and gilt label, red sp. edges. Very good copy. Rare Ulm ed. of Erasmus' most popular literary writings, the Colloquies and the Praise of Folly, after the ed. by Pieter Rabus (1660-1702). Ill. with an engr. front. with a portrait of Erasmus. Ref. BB II:580-581:E-- Erasmus Online - Not in BnF, BL, Opac KBR. Prov. Some old ms. entries. Joined: Id. - L'éloge de la folie. Traduction nouvelle par C.B. de Panalbe. Antwerp, Van Esse, 8vo. Orig. yellow printed wrappers (sl. soiled, def. at spine). Rare reprint of the original Paris edition of the new translation by de Panalbe (J.B.Ch. Brugnot). - Id. - Lof der zotheid, ironisch-comisch hekelschrift. Uit het Latijn vertaald door P.G. Witsen Geysbeek. Met aanteekeningen van den vertaler. Amsterdam, brothers Diederichs, 16mo. Half cloth. Engr. front. (3 vol.)
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