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[see all 3 images] APOLLONIUS, of Perga. Conicorum Libri IV. Cum Commentariis R.P. Claudii Richardi… Large engraved vignette with port. of the dedicatee, Guillaume Raymond de Moncada, Marquis of Aitona. Title printed in red & black. Thirty engraved plates. 40 p.l., 398 pp., one leaf with errata & directions to the binder. Thick small folio, cont. vellum over boards. Antwerp: J. & J.B. Verdussen, 1655.
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—. Conicorum Lib. V. VI. VII. Paraphraste Abalphato Asphahanensi Nunc primum editi. Additus in calce Archimedis assumptorum Liber, ex Codicibus Arabicis M.ss…Abrahamus Ecchellensis…Latinos…reddidit. Io. Alfonsus Borellus…notas uberiores in universum opus adiecit. Numerous woodcut diagrams in the text. Title printed in red & black. 18 p.l., 374, [377]-415 pp. Small folio. Florence: J. Cocchini, 1661. [...]
A very fine and fresh set. Stamp of the “Bibliothek des Gymnasiums zu Stralsund” with release stamp on title. Attractive 18th-century printed bookplate: “Zur Büchersammlung des stralsundischen Gymnasii gehörig.” In the second work, pages [375-76] are blank and have been excised.

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HOMER. [Greek:] Eustathii archiepiscopi Thessalonicae, in Homeri Iliadis et Odysseae. [Edited by Niccolo Maiorano, Bishop of Malfetta]. Woodcut printer’s device on titles (repeated at end of each vol.). Text surrounded by commentary, both in Greek; part of titles & preliminaries in Latin. 6 p.l., 751 pp.; [753]-1519, [1] pp.; 847, [1], [132] pp. Two vols. bound in three. Folio, cont. richly-blindstamped pigskin over boards (a little soiled), stamp of “G H V E” & date “1570“ in central panel of each upper cover. Basel: H. Froben & N. Episcopius, 1559-60. [...9
HOMER. [Greek:] Eustathii archiepiscopi Thessalonicae, in Homeri Iliadis et Odysseae. [Edited by Niccolo Maiorano, Bishop of Malfetta]. Woodcut printer’s device on titles (repeated at end of each vol.). Text surrounded by commentary, both in Greek; part of titles & preliminaries in Latin. 6 p.l., 751 pp.; [753]-1519, [1] pp.; 847, [1], [132] pp. Two vols. bound in three. Folio, cont. richly-blindstamped pigskin over boards (a little soiled), stamp of “G H V E” & date “1570“ in central panel of each upper cover. Basel: H. Froben & N. Episcopius, 1559-60. [...]
HOMER. [Greek:] Eustathii archiepiscopi Thessalonicae, in Homeri Iliadis et Odysseae. [Edited by Niccolo Maiorano, Bishop of Malfetta]. Woodcut printer’s device on titles (repeated at end of each vol.). Text surrounded by commentary, both in Greek; part of titles & preliminaries in Latin. 6 p.l., 751 pp.; [753]-1519, [1] pp.; 847, [1], [132] pp. Two vols. bound in three. Folio, cont. richly-blindstamped pigskin over boards (a little soiled), stamp of “G H V E” & date “1570“ in central panel of each upper cover. Basel: H. Froben & N. Episcopius, 1559-60. [...]

A very attractive set. Stamp of the “Bibliothek des Gymnasiums zu Stralsund” with release stamp on titles. Attractive 18th-century printed bookplate: “Zur Büchersammlung des stralsundischen Gymnasii gehörig” in each volume."

Beide zusammen gibt es für gut 22.500 Euro.

Zu G H V E: wohl nicht identisch mit dem Supralibros in
http://epa.oszk.hu/01900/01977/00192/pdf/EPA01977_Soproni_Szemle_1996-l-2-3.pdf  http://www.ndr.de/fernsehen/sendungen/nordmagazin/media/nordmagazin21737.html, ab etwa Minute 9:30 (mit O-Ton von mir).
Beste Grüße, FE  Die etwas preiswerteren Sachen aus Stralsund werden von Jonathan A. Hill auch bei AbeBooks.it angeboten: http://www.abebooks.it/servlet/SearchResults?ds=30&kn=stralsund&sortby=0&vci=148153  "Stralsunder Raritäten jetzt in den USA" http://www.blog.pommerscher-greif.de/stralsunder-raritaeten/  ... berichtet; allerdings nur kurz auf der Website der Ostsee-Zeitung: http://www.ostsee-zeitung.de/Vorpommern/Stralsund/Kultur/Verschollener-Archiv-Schatz-aufgetaucht. Ausführlicher auf S. 1 der Druckversion der Stralsunder OZ-Ausgabe, wo es übrigens heißt "Mitarbeiter des Stadtarchivs" hätten den Kepler-Druck "kürzlich auf der Website des New Yorker Buchhändlers wiederentdeckt" - ROFL, sagt man dazu wohl: Die sind aus allen Wolken gefallen, als ich sie letzte Woche auf den Katalog hingewiesen habe. Aber sei's drum, die OZ trägt ja nicht umsonst bei den Einheimischen den Kosenamen "Wasserprawda".
Beste Grüße, FE