. - BÖHMEN - Acta aller handlungen, so sich zwischen dem Allerdurchleuchtigsten [...] Ferdinanden, - 1548

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Bohemian history book titled BÖHMEN Acta all actions between Ferdinand I and the Bohemian estates, an early Latin edition from 1548 in a bound imitation leather cover, 324 pages, 21 × 15 cm, published in Prague by Bartolomeus Netholicky, in good condition with wear, age-toning throughout, wormholes and handwritten marginalia, blind-embossed leather binding with an 18th-century spine renewal.

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Bohemia

Acts of all actions, as they pertain to the Most Serene Ferdinand, Roman, Hungarian, and Behamian [...].

With a full-page coat of arms woodcut.

Printed in Prague, by the publisher of Bartolomeus Netholicky, in the year 1548.

Collation: [324] leaves.

Bound in a blind-embossed leather binding from the period, pulled over a wooden cover, with the spine renewed in the 18th century featuring a spine label and a blind-embossed floral ornament.

VD16 XL 65 - Voit, Bohemica 252. - An important source for the conflicts between Ferdinand I. and the Bohemian Estates. During the Schmalkaldic War, Protestant princes allied against Charles V., with Ferdinand supporting the emperor. However, some of the Bohemian Estates refused to obey him. After the Battle of Mühlberg (1547), the Schmalkaldic League was dissolved. Ferdinand then succeeded in defeating the opposition in Bohemia.

CONDITION: Good copy with signs of use, internally uniformly browned and somewhat stained. Numerous wormholes and handwritten marginal notes. Cover faded, rubbed, and bumped, with the clasp removed.

Bohemia

Acts of all actions, as they pertain to the Most Serene Ferdinand, Roman, Hungarian, and Behamian [...].

With a full-page coat of arms woodcut.

Printed in Prague, by the publisher of Bartolomeus Netholicky, in the year 1548.

Collation: [324] leaves.

Bound in a blind-embossed leather binding from the period, pulled over a wooden cover, with the spine renewed in the 18th century featuring a spine label and a blind-embossed floral ornament.

VD16 XL 65 - Voit, Bohemica 252. - An important source for the conflicts between Ferdinand I. and the Bohemian Estates. During the Schmalkaldic War, Protestant princes allied against Charles V., with Ferdinand supporting the emperor. However, some of the Bohemian Estates refused to obey him. After the Battle of Mühlberg (1547), the Schmalkaldic League was dissolved. Ferdinand then succeeded in defeating the opposition in Bohemia.

CONDITION: Good copy with signs of use, internally uniformly browned and somewhat stained. Numerous wormholes and handwritten marginal notes. Cover faded, rubbed, and bumped, with the clasp removed.

Details

Number of Books
1
Subject
History
Book Title
BÖHMEN - Acta aller handlungen, so sich zwischen dem Allerdurchleuchtigsten [...] Ferdinanden,
Author/ Illustrator
.
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1548
Height
21 cm
Edition
1st Edition
Width
15 cm
Language
Latin
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Prag, Bartolomeus Netholicky
Binding/ Material
Hardback
Number of pages
324
SwitzerlandVerified
599
Objects sold
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