1566 Caspar Peucer Holy Roman
Empire Charles V Reformation RARE German Binding
Caspar Peucer was a
16th-century German scholar who was involved in the Reformation,
studied philosophy, and was an aid to Tycho Brahe and his astronomical
findings. Peucer also published an important history of the Holy Roman Empire
beginning with Frederick II in the 13th-century through Charles V.
This 1566 edition is
notably rare, as it does not appear in any institutional library in the entire
western hemisphere! Exceedingly rare!
Item number: #9984
Price: $1250
PEUCER, Caspar
Liber Qvintvs Chronici Carionis A' Friderico Secvndo usq[ue] ad Carolum Quintum.
Expositvs Et Avctvs A' Casparo Pevcero. Pertinet Hic Liber ad partem tertiam
Chronici. Accessit In Hac Postrema æditione locupletissimus rerum &
verborum memorabilium index.
Frankfurt
am Main: P. Fabricius für S. Feyerabend und Simon Huter, 1566.
Details:
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Collation: Complete
with all pages;
o
[14], 246, [51]
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References: USTC 672870
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Language: Latin
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Binding: Vellum;
tight & secure
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Size: ~6.75in X 4.25in
(17cm x 11cm)
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VERY rare and desirable
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