Janus Ulitius [Jan van Vliet] - Venatio Novantiqua - Sammelband Jagd in rotem Maroquineinband - rara - 1645

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Venatio Novantiqua – Sammelband Jagd in rotem Maroquineinband, a 1645 Latin edition compiled by Janus Ulitius (Jan van Vliet) and published by Ex officina Elzeviriana in Leiden, 530 pages, leather binding in good condition.

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Author: Ulitius, Janus (i.e. Jan van Vliet)

Title:
Iani Vlitii Venatio novantiqua celsissimo Arausionis principi Guilhelmo dicata.

Place / Printer / Year:
Leiden (Lugduni Batavorum), Ex officina Elzeviriana, 1645.

Collation / Size etc.:
Collation / Size etc.: 16° (ca.13,5x8cm), with engraved allegorical title leaf. 12 unnumbered leaves, 491(1) pp., 8 unnumbered leaves, red morocco binding with rich gold-tooled spine, spine label, fore-edge gilding and all-round gilt edges

Description:
(Bibliographic references: Willems 597; Copinger 4833). – Rare first edition (Editio princeps) of this important humanistic collection of ancient hunting literature (Cynegetica). Collected and extensively commented by the Dutch philologist and jurist Janus Ulitius (1620–1666). Contains the foundational hunting knowledge poems and didactic poems by Grattius Faliscus and Nemesianus, as well as excerpts from Calpurnius Siculus’ Eclogues. Printed in the famous Elzevir workshop in an elegant, typically small-format Baroque type. The decorative copper-engraved title page shows a finely executed hunting scene. Dedicated to Prince William II of Orange.

Condition:
Unsigned, magnificent master binding of the 18th century - binding somewhat rubbed and a bit bumped, the top cap worn.
Front flyleaf with an old library inventory tag.
Paper slightly browned, very sparsely lightly browned spots.

Overall a well-preserved, beautiful copy of the title sought.

Keywords: hunting, miscellany, hunting lore, natural science, reference work

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: Ulitius, Janus (i.e. Jan van Vliet)

Title:
Iani Vlitii Venatio novantiqua celsissimo Arausionis principi Guilhelmo dicata.

Place / Printer / Year:
Leiden (Lugduni Batavorum), Ex officina Elzeviriana, 1645.

Collation / Size etc.:
Collation / Size etc.: 16° (ca.13,5x8cm), with engraved allegorical title leaf. 12 unnumbered leaves, 491(1) pp., 8 unnumbered leaves, red morocco binding with rich gold-tooled spine, spine label, fore-edge gilding and all-round gilt edges

Description:
(Bibliographic references: Willems 597; Copinger 4833). – Rare first edition (Editio princeps) of this important humanistic collection of ancient hunting literature (Cynegetica). Collected and extensively commented by the Dutch philologist and jurist Janus Ulitius (1620–1666). Contains the foundational hunting knowledge poems and didactic poems by Grattius Faliscus and Nemesianus, as well as excerpts from Calpurnius Siculus’ Eclogues. Printed in the famous Elzevir workshop in an elegant, typically small-format Baroque type. The decorative copper-engraved title page shows a finely executed hunting scene. Dedicated to Prince William II of Orange.

Condition:
Unsigned, magnificent master binding of the 18th century - binding somewhat rubbed and a bit bumped, the top cap worn.
Front flyleaf with an old library inventory tag.
Paper slightly browned, very sparsely lightly browned spots.

Overall a well-preserved, beautiful copy of the title sought.

Keywords: hunting, miscellany, hunting lore, natural science, reference work

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
Collected works, Education, Encyclopedias, Hunting, shooting and fishing
Book title
Venatio Novantiqua - Sammelband Jagd in rotem Maroquineinband - rara
Author/ Illustrator
Janus Ulitius [Jan van Vliet]
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1645
Height
13.5 cm
Edition
Other edition
Width
8 cm
Language
Latin
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Ex officina Elzeviriana / Elzevier
Binding/ Material
Leather
Number of pages
530
GermanyVerified
149
Objects sold
100%
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