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657 Historical Reproductions Hagerstown, MD June '07 $19.95
Biblia Sacra polyglotta - Bryanus Waltonus. f^0 London: Thomas Roycroft, [crossed out] 1657 [end crossed out] [?1658?] [Vol. II colophon: 1655, Vol. III colophon: 1656] Ref: Wing B 2797. D and M. 1446.
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Copy: Stanford, HEHL (KC 1657 B5F) bifolium. Job. Cap XXII --> XXIV. pages 45, 6, 7, 8. 11 3/16 x 17 1/2" (1656) Vol 3 Londini MDCLVI - Job --> Malachis Job begins on p. 2 ends p. 87 my leaf p. 45-6 is H3 (of 4) p. 47-8 is H4
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658 Daniel Good Lucern, Switzerland June '07 $34.55
Bock, Hieronymus (Tragus) 1498-1554. Kreutterbuch f^0 Strassburg: [?Josian Rihel?], 1565 Copy: Munich, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, Augsburg SB, Staats-und Stadtbibliothek Duke Univ., Durham. Oslo BU
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Ref: VD-B6020, Ritter 218, Nissen 182 Pritzel 866 J. Benzing 178. Index Aureliensis 120. 596 Mugwort - Artemisia vulgaris 8 x 12 3/8" [20] ccccxiij, [7] BI., H, D. Cap. cxiij p. 273, 274 Namen und Wurckung I. Theil. Von Beifuss
Bock's great work is the New Kruetter Buch which appeared in 1539, printed at Strassburg by Wendel Rihel. The 1st ed. was without woodcuts, but other, issued in 1546 and later, contained many. Although some of these cuts are founded on the figures of Brunfelu and Fuch, others were specially drawn and engraved by David Kandel.
Strassburg. Joeias Rihel 1557^6-1597. Erben bis in 1640^6.
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1st ed: 1539, by Wendel Rihel at Strassburg. No illustrations. 2nd ed: 1546, by Wendel Rihel at Strassburg. Illustrated by David Kandel. 3rd ed: 1551, by Wendel Rihel at Strassburg. In the years 1553, 56, 60, 65, 72 and 74 the Kreutu Buch was issued at Strassburg by Josias Rihel. Five more ed. under the editorship of Melchoir Sebizius appeared in 1577, 80, 86, 87 and 1595 at Strassburg.
A Latin Translation by David Kyber was printed in 1552 by Wendel Rihel at Strassburg. A picture-book ed. with plant names and short descriptions was published in 1553 by Wendel Rihel at Strassburg.
All the ed. after the 1st of 1539 carried the David Kandel woodcuts.