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Gabriel Martin

Gabriel Martin

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  1. Bibliotheque historique de la France ; contenant le catalogue de tous les ouvrages, tant imprimez que manuscrits, qui traitent de l'histoire de ce Roïaume, ou qui y ont rapport, avec des notes critiques et historiques
    Jacques LELONG
    Bibliotheque historique de la France ; contenant le catalogue de tous les ouvrages, tant imprimez que manuscrits, qui traitent de l'histoire de ce Roïaume, ou qui y ont rapport, avec des notes critiques et historiques
    Chez Gabriel Martin|à Paris 1719|25 x 40 cm (In-folio)|relié

    First edition. From 1768 onwards, this bibliography was continued by Fevier de Fondette, extending to all fields (ecclesiastical history, natural history, etc.) and no longer confined to the single area studied by Lelong.
    Contemporary full brown sheepskin binding. Spine with raised bands, decorated. Extensive restorations in light brown sheepskin to the spine with tooling reapplied. Repairs in brown sheepskin to the boards. Renewed endpapers. The three fleurs-de-lys of the French royal arms on the title vignette have been erased. A good copy, overall fresh.

    €800
  2. Le triomphe de la religion sous Louis Le Grand
    Gabriel Francisco LE JAY
    Le triomphe de la religion sous Louis Le Grand
    Chez Gabriel Martin|à Paris 1687|9 x 16.50 cm|relié
    First edition illustrated with an allegorical frontispiece and 22 large in-text figures unsigned, a title headpiece and an initial letter.
    Contemporary full brown sheep binding. Decorated raised-band spine. Red morocco title label. Split headcaps. Lacks to joints. Beginning of a narrow crack to upper joint at head and tail. 2 corners slightly bumped. Scuffing to boards. Lacking endpapers before frontispiece and at end.
    This emblem book was written to celebrate the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes (1685). (Landwehr, J. Romantic emblem books, 465.) It consists of Latin poems with French translation and allegorical devices illustrating the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes and the triumph of true religion, as well as devices on the rising sun. Each device contains an emblematic figure.

    €400
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