SCHWEDER, GABRIEL.
Introductio in Jus Publicum Imperii Romano-Germanici Novissimum. Septima hac editione.
Tubingae, Gothofredi Stollii, 1711. 8vo. Uncut in the original blue boards. Small paper-label pasted on to spine. Wear and soiling to extremities, upper part of front hinge split, corner bumped with loss of paper. Internally with numerous marginal annotations and underlignings in neat contemporary hand, otherwise internally nice and clean. (28), 1010, (70) pp. Seventh edition of Schweder's highly popular work on Ius publicum (Public Law) which went through 10 editions from 1681 to 1733.
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Observationes in elementa philosophiae instrumentalis.
BUDDEUS, JOHANN FRANZ. Halle, Orphanotrophii, 1732. 8vo. In a nice contemporary Cambridge-style mirror binding with four raised bands and richly gilt spine. Traces from paper-label to upper part of spine. Scratches to boards, with a bit of loss of leather, primarily to back board. Internally nice and clean. (32), 728, (32) pp. Later edition. Johann Franz Buddeus (1667-1729) born in Pomerania, was professor of Greek and Latin, moral philosophy and theology at Leipzig and Halle. Theologia Casualis.
DANNHAUER, JOHANN CONRAD. Gryphiswaldae, Fickweiler, 1706. 8vo. In contemporary full vellum with yapp edges. Light soiling and wear to extremities. Previous owner's name ("Professor Albertus Hildebrand / 1706") in contemporary hand to title-page. Internally very nice and clean. (16), 522, (46) pp. Rare first edition of Dannhauer's posthumously published exposition of his Orthodox Christian views. Inträdes-tal, om Stockholm för 200 år sen, och Stockholm nu för tiden, i anseende til handel, och vetenskaper, särdeles den medicinska: hållit för kongl. Vet. academien d. 20 aug. 1758, och efteråt med anmärkningar tilökt.
BERGIUS, PETER JONAS. Stockholm, Lars Salvius, 1758. 8vo. In a nice later half calf binding with five raised bandes and gilt lettering and ornamentation to spine. Binding by Gustaf Hedberg (1859-1920), a Stockholm based Swedish bookbinder whose label is present to the front pastedown. Hinnges with a bit of wear. Two stamps to title-page, otherwise a nice and clean copy. (2), 272 pp. First edition here in a nice binding by Gustaf Hedberg (1859-1920), a Stockholm based Swedish bookbinder. He was considered one of Sweden's leading bookbinders and became binder to the Swedish court in 1901. Elementa philosophiae naturalis.
HORREBOW, PEDER. Hafniæ (Copenhagen), Lynowii, 1748. 4to. In a nice contemporary Cambridge-style mirror binding with five raised bands and richly gilt spine. Small paper-label pasted on to top of spine. Light wear to extremities, a few small holes to boards. Head of spine with loss of leather, showing headbands. Internally fine and clean. Printed on good paper with wide marginse. 206, (2) pp. Rare first edition of Horrebow?s textbook on natural philosophy with a focus on astronomy. When young Horrebow had intensively studied Casper Bartholin?s work ?Specimen philosophiae naturalis? and wanted to revise and possibly expand it:?When during the period 1747-53 the ageing professor of astronomy, Peder Horrebow, held the chair of physics, too, he felt the need for revising the praiseworthy ?Specimen?, the 56 years old, from which he had himself in his youth acquired his knowledge of natural philosophy. And after having in vain tried to comment upon the ?specimen? and to change its text as well as its ordering of subjects he finally produced a completely new text-book [The present].? (Dobrzycki, The Reception of Copernicus? Heliocentric Theory).
Leben und Thaten des beru?hmten Ko?nigl. Da?nischen Vice-Admirals Peter Tordenschilds. 3 vols.
ROTHE, CASPAR PETER. Kopenhagen, Mumme, 1753. 8vo. Bound in one comtemporary full calf binding with four raised bands and gilt lettering and ornamentation to spine. Wear to extremities, scratches to boards and with a few holes, showing the wooden boards underneath. Spine-ends with loss of leather. A worm-tract to lower margin of last few leaves, far from affecting text. A few stains to title-page but internally generally nice and clean. (16), 384, 408, 359 pp. + folded plate. The rare first German translation of Rothe?s famous account Peter Jansen Wessel Tordenskiold, commonly referred to as Tordenskjold, Vice-Admiral in the Great Nothern War. The work was first published in Danish under the title "Forsøg til navnkundige danske Mænds Livs og Levnets Beskrivelse, Andet Stykke, Indeholdende den Danske SøeHeldt og Vice-Admiral Peder Tordenskiolds omstændelige Livs og Heldte-Levnets", 1747-1750.Peter Jansen Wessel Tordenskiold (1690 ? 1720), commonly known as Tordenskjold, was a legendary naval officer in the Danish-Norwegian navy during the late 17th and early 18th centuries. He became famous for his role in the Great Northern War (1700?1721) between the Scandinavian countries and Russia. At the age of only 30 he was killed in a duel. In Scandinavia he is still celebrated as one of the greatest military figures in their history. Essay des Merveilles de Nature, et des plus Nobles Artifices. Piece tres-necessaire à tous ceux qui sont profession d’Eloquence. Treiziesme Edition, Revueue, Corrigée, & augmentée de nouueau.
FRANCOIS, RENÉ. Paris, Dugast, 1646. 8vo. In contemporary full sprinkled calf with five raised bands and richly gilt spine. Edges of boards gilt. Traces from small paper-label to upper part of spine. Wear to extremities, a few holes to spine corners bumped. Title-page with underlignings in red. Vague dampstain to inner margin. (16), 607 pp. with numerous woodcuts in text. Twelfth edition of this highly popular work on the curiosities of nature, minerals, animals, flowers, metals, pharmaceuticals, architecture, mathematics, music etc.etc. The Doctrine of Faith. Or, the Prime and principall points which a Christian is to know and believe.
CARTWRIGHT, CHRISTOPHER. London, Richard Lowndes, 1649. 8vo. In contemporary full calf. Small paper-label pasted on to top of spine. Wear to extremities, parts of leather on front board worn off. Top of spine with tear. Inner hinges split, but bookblock firmly attached. Internally with light marginal miscolouring, but generally nice and clean. (6), 474 pp. Cartwright's rare work containing 36 of his sermons. Christopher Cartwright (1602?1658) was an English clergyman, also known as a Hebraist. De Første Grunde til den sphæriske og theoretiske Astronomie, samt den mathematiske Geographie.
BUGGE, THOMAS. Kiøbenhavn (Copenhagen), Poulsens forlag, 1796. 8vo. In contemporary half calf with gilt lettering to spine. Small paper-label pasted on to top of spine. Light wear to extremities, spine miscoloured. Internally very nice and clean. (6), VI, 372, 27 pp. + 12 plates. First edition of Bugge's textbook on theoretical astronomy in which Bugge made it clear to university students that physics meant Newtonian physics. ?Newtons sindrige System er fra ikkun Hypothese men det gaaer over til mathematisk Vished, fordi alle Planeternes Bevægelser, ingen undtagen, deraf kan ei allene forklares, at de maa være til, og hvorfor de er saadanne, som de ere men endog deres Maal og Størrelse lader sig beregne og bestemme.? (The present work, p. 132 ? i.e. English: ?Newton?s ingenious system began as a mere hypothesis but has become a mathematical certainty because it not only explains the motion and existence of all planetary motions without exception, and why they are as they are but it even makes it possible to calculate and determine their measures and magnitudes.?). 