Quintilianus, Marcus Fabius. - Oratoriarum Institutionum Lib. XII. Una cum Novem decim siue eiusdem [...] - rare Postinkunabel - 1519

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Marcus Fabius Quintilianus’ Oratoriarum Institutionum Lib. XII, including Novem decem siue eiusdem, a late 15th/early 16th‑century Latin post‑incunabula edition printed in Paris by Jehan Petit in 1519, leather bound, 600 pages, 20 x 13 cm, original language Latin, rare exemplar in very good condition.

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Author/Editor:

Quintilian, Marcus Fabius

Title:

M. Fabii Quintiliani oratoriarum Institutionum Lib. XII. Una cum Novem decem siue eiusdem, siue alterius Declamationibus argutissimis, ad horredę vetustatis exemplar repositis, & nūc iterū in Gallia impressis

Collation:

gr.8°(20x13cm), with large woodcut printer’s device and numerous woodcut initials in the text, title, CCXI, LXXXVIII, attractive contemporary full leather binding (likely calf or sheep leather).

Complete copy.

Place / Publisher:

Jehan Petit (Johannes Parvus) / Paris / 1519

Description:

This work is a collection of ancient legal texts and legal schoolbooks from the Roman Empire. It contains the most important legal writings that were produced before the great legal reform of Emperor Justinian (around 533 AD).
The book spine is artfully divided by genuine, raised cords into six panels. The panels are adorned with elegant blind- or gold-impressed floral centers (lily motifs / Fleur-de-Lys) and fine ruling. The printer’s mark shows the well-known coat of arms of Jean Petit with the heraldic lilies of France and his initials “I P”.
In the second field there is a later, contrasting red spine label with neat gold lettering: “M. Fabius Quintilianus”

Condition:

Leather binding worn and bumped, superficially somewhat cracked. Title and the last 3 leaves with professionally repaired margins. Some pages with old marginal notes and underlinings in the text. Paper slightly browned and sporadically foxed. (See photos)

Overall a good copy of the rare title.

Starting price: 490 EUR

Keywords: Rhetoric, Ethics, Philology, State, Speeches, Education, Woodcut

Seller's Story

Antiquarian bookseller & art dealership Bachmann & Rybicki – Your experts in rare books and art - The renowned specialty shop based in Dresden is a go-to address for bibliophiles, art lovers, and collectors. In a welcoming, homely atmosphere – in Dresden’s Elbflorenz, the Elbe-adjacent center of the beautiful city – visitors are greeted by a carefully curated assortment. Its range extends from historic prints of early printing to graphics, paintings, and bibliophile treasures of the modern era. In addition to buying and selling, the house offers expert appraisals of collections and estates. As a member of the Verband Deutscher Antiquare (VDA) and ILAB, Bachmann & Rybicki stands for the highest expertise, integrity, and the passionate preservation of cultural assets.
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Author/Editor:

Quintilian, Marcus Fabius

Title:

M. Fabii Quintiliani oratoriarum Institutionum Lib. XII. Una cum Novem decem siue eiusdem, siue alterius Declamationibus argutissimis, ad horredę vetustatis exemplar repositis, & nūc iterū in Gallia impressis

Collation:

gr.8°(20x13cm), with large woodcut printer’s device and numerous woodcut initials in the text, title, CCXI, LXXXVIII, attractive contemporary full leather binding (likely calf or sheep leather).

Complete copy.

Place / Publisher:

Jehan Petit (Johannes Parvus) / Paris / 1519

Description:

This work is a collection of ancient legal texts and legal schoolbooks from the Roman Empire. It contains the most important legal writings that were produced before the great legal reform of Emperor Justinian (around 533 AD).
The book spine is artfully divided by genuine, raised cords into six panels. The panels are adorned with elegant blind- or gold-impressed floral centers (lily motifs / Fleur-de-Lys) and fine ruling. The printer’s mark shows the well-known coat of arms of Jean Petit with the heraldic lilies of France and his initials “I P”.
In the second field there is a later, contrasting red spine label with neat gold lettering: “M. Fabius Quintilianus”

Condition:

Leather binding worn and bumped, superficially somewhat cracked. Title and the last 3 leaves with professionally repaired margins. Some pages with old marginal notes and underlinings in the text. Paper slightly browned and sporadically foxed. (See photos)

Overall a good copy of the rare title.

Starting price: 490 EUR

Keywords: Rhetoric, Ethics, Philology, State, Speeches, Education, Woodcut

Seller's Story

Antiquarian bookseller & art dealership Bachmann & Rybicki – Your experts in rare books and art - The renowned specialty shop based in Dresden is a go-to address for bibliophiles, art lovers, and collectors. In a welcoming, homely atmosphere – in Dresden’s Elbflorenz, the Elbe-adjacent center of the beautiful city – visitors are greeted by a carefully curated assortment. Its range extends from historic prints of early printing to graphics, paintings, and bibliophile treasures of the modern era. In addition to buying and selling, the house offers expert appraisals of collections and estates. As a member of the Verband Deutscher Antiquare (VDA) and ILAB, Bachmann & Rybicki stands for the highest expertise, integrity, and the passionate preservation of cultural assets.
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Details

Number of books
1
Subject
Education, Philosophy, Politics
Book title
Oratoriarum Institutionum Lib. XII. Una cum Novem decim siue eiusdem [...] - rare Postinkunabel
Author/ Illustrator
Quintilianus, Marcus Fabius.
Condition
Very good
Publication year oldest item
1519
Height
20 cm
Edition
Illustrated Edition
Width
13 cm
Language
Latin
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Jehan Petit (Johannes Parvus) / Paris
Binding/ Material
Leather
Number of pages
600
GermanyVerified
150
Objects sold
100%
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