Apocalypse of Paris, c. 1250
3.900,00€Facsimile edition of the original manuscript of the thirteenth century known as the Apocalypse of Paris, because it is preserved in the National Library of France (number Ms. Français 403).
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Astronomical texts, s. XI-XII
695,00€It is a compendium of astronomy and astrology, compiled and illustrated in France or Flanders by an author well versed in these sciences, as they were understood at the time.
Beatus of Liebana codex of Berlin, s. XII
4.290,00€The Beatus codex Berlin represents a rarity in series Beatus codices. Dating from the early twelfth century and probably made in Italy, it is one of the lesser known testimonies of this kind.
Beatus of Liebana codex of Navarra, s. XII
5.330,00€In the library of the Cathedral of Pamplona existed in the seventeenth century codex containing exposure Beatus Apocalypse, as we respect the Jesuit Father José Moret in 1665, in his “Historical research of antiques Reyno Navarre”.
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Book of Hours of altarpieces, XV century
This codex, also known as the Missal Fernandez de Cordoba, is a magnificent example of Book of Hours according to the Roman use and a precious jewel of the bibliophile. Original preserved in the National Library of Spain (Vit. 25-3).
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Book of Hours of the Virgin Weaver, s. XV
The stylistic features came in step with new significant cultural influences on these records. This manuscript represents a highlight of literary art for their classical perfection.
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Cistercian Devotion of Herrenalb, year 1484
Extraordinary and beautiful facsimile edition of the Cistercian Devotional of Herrenalb, or Cister’s Devotion, whose original of 1484 is conserved in the State Library of Berlin.
History of the life of the buscon called Don Pablos, Quevedo, c. 1604
990,00€By 1604, Francisco de Quevedo, breaking into El Buscón, in line with the anonymous one in favor of the short story without sermons, would leave the Spanish genre of the Golden Age and the European genre of the picaresque novel perfectly constituted and established.
Incunable Book of Hours of Condotiero Ferrante d’Este, 1496
2.600,00€The incunable present is a very singular example of the edition of a “horae ad usum Romanum”, in Latin and French, whose impression was concluded on August 20, 1496 in the Parisian workshop of Philippe Pigouchet, commissioned by the book publisher Simon Vostre.
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Notitia Dignitatum, codex s. XV
This magnificent codex contains, among its twelve treaties, a text of a journey, one that conveys the organizational structure of the Roman Empire through the hierarchical references to all the offices designated to conduct government action on behalf of the emperor, in as a representative of the authority.
Study book of the Beatus of Liebana, Berlin codex, s. XII
180,00€Complementary study book that accompanies the excellent facsimile edition of the Beato de Liébana, Berlin codex, from the 12th century, produced in 2011 by the Millennium Liber publishing house.