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Sirigatti, F.

Lot 271
12.12.2023 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 650
AuctioneerAuktionshaus Kiefer
Event locationGermany, Pforzheim
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Lot 271 | Sirigatti, F.
Sirigatti, F.
De ortu et occasu signorum. 2 Teile in 1 Band. (Neapoli, Johannes Sultzbach 1531). 8°. 77 num. Bl. (ohne die ersten 4 nn. Bl. mit Vortitel u. Frontispiz u. ohne das letzte weiße Bl.). Prgt. mit altem Material.
Houzeau-Lancaster 2441 ("Fort rare"). Riccardi I/2 col. 459 ("Rarissimo"). Thorndyke V, 253. Nicht bei Adams u. STC Ital. - Sehr seltene erste Ausgabe der einzigen selbständigen Veröffentlichung des Florentiner Astrologen und Astronomen. Die zweite Ausgabe erschien 1536 bei S. Grypius in Lyon. - Auf dem ptolemäischen System basierende Arbeit über die Bewegung der Planeten. Das erste Buch beschreibt die Planetenläufe nach den Monaten, das zweite Buch behandelt astronomische Probleme und die Tierkreiszeichen. Sirigatti übersetzte das "Liber astronomiae" von Guido Bonatti und Lugio Bellantis' "Tractatus astronomiae" und widmet sein Werk dem Medici-Papst Leo X. - Einband mit altem Material fachgerecht erneuert, im unteren Blattrand mit kl. Wurmspuren, die Lagen H-I (16 Bl.) im unteren Rand etwas kleiner, wie oft ohne 4 Blatt (Vortitel, Frontispiz, Widmungsblatt und Epigramm) am Anfang und das letzte weiße Blatt, stellenweise teils stärker gebräunt, das letzte Blatt mit kl. Ausriss im w. Rand, sonst gut erhalten. - Lacking the last blank leaf and the first quire of 4 leaves holding the first title and the frontispice, often missing.
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