Opera M. Antonii Coccii Sabellici in duos digesta tomos. Rapsodiae historicae enneadum XI, [...] D. Casparis Hedionis Historica synopsi, [...]. Accesserunt libri decem exemplorum argumentis & thematis instar locorum communium ordine distincti, [...]
by Sabellicus (Sabellico), Marcus Antonius; Hedio, Caspar (Kaspar)
- Used
- Condition
- Woodcut printer's device on title and final pages. Woodcut initials throughout. Binding rubbed, corners bumped. The second volum
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About This Item
The second volume contains a long reference to the first and second voyages of Columbus and the discovery of America (pp. 766-7), and a curious passage about the Admiral's early life, possibly confusing him with a pirate ("quas Columbus iunior archipirata illustris cruento proelio oppresserat" p. 758). It was written before 1503 when the only printed works related to the New World were Columbus' Letter, the Syllacio-Coma letter, and - according to Harrisse - one of Vespucci's letters. Originally published in 1504 in Venice, very soon after the edition of Foresti Bergomensis' Novissime hystoriarum (4 May 1503) which is the earliest report on Columbus' discoveries by a general author.
Although the present edition, the first in Basel (and outside of Italy and France), is fairly well represented in libraries (often lacking the second volume), it is extremely rare on the market, according to RBH no copy appeared at auction since 1953 (Harmsworth), except for the first volume only in 2007 and 2011 (Bloomsbury).
Sabin 74665; USTC 679630.
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- Foldvaribooks (HU)
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- 3068
- Title
- Opera M. Antonii Coccii Sabellici in duos digesta tomos. Rapsodiae historicae enneadum XI, [...] D. Casparis Hedionis Historica synopsi, [...]. Accesserunt libri decem exemplorum argumentis & thematis instar locorum communium ordine distincti, [...]
- Author
- Sabellicus (Sabellico), Marcus Antonius; Hedio, Caspar (Kaspar)
- Format/Binding
- Two volumes, in 18th-century uniform leather, spine with raised bands, compartments gilt, with title vignettes
- Book Condition
- Used - Woodcut printer's device on title and final pages. Woodcut initials throughout. Binding rubbed, corners bumped. The second volum
- Quantity Available
- 1
- Edition
- First Basel edition
- Publisher
- Ex officina Hervagiana (Johannes Herwagen) [In colofon: Apud Ioannem Hervagium et Erasmium Frobenium Anno M. D. XXXVIII. Mense M
- Place of Publication
- Basileae [Basel]
- Date Published
- 1538
- Note
- May be a multi-volume set and require additional postage.
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