Catalogue of the printed books preserved at Haigh Hall, Wigan, Co. Pal. Lancast > L--Q

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PFINTZfNG
Leaf 280a (Piiij.) line 6 Sy bedesambt vor aller not. | [Wood¬
cut No. 117 beneath.]
Leaves 280l> and 281 are blank.
Leaf 282a Der beschluss diser Hisory von dem Handlichen |
vund gluckhafftigen Held Tevcrdannck. | [Woodcut No. 118 be¬
neath.]
Leaf 284a line 10 Darnach die owig seligkait. |
Leaf 284b blank.
Leaf 285 a Durchleiichtigister Grossmeohtigister Kiinig Ge |
. . . Another epistle by Pfintzing, dated as last, followed by a key
to the persons named in the romance and an explanation of the
engravings.
Leaf 292b line 13 [Colophon] H Gedrucht in der Kayserlichen
I Stat Augspurg durch | den Eltern Hansen | Schonsperger | im
lar Tau- | sent fiinfihun | dert vnd im | Neiintre- | henden. |
Panzer i. 430, Suppl. 164, Brunei v. 767, Graesse vi. ii 107,
Ebert iv. 1885.
*,* Second edition of this allegorical poem of knight-errantry.
The first edition was published without date, but from the date to
the dedication it is thought to have been printed in 1517. The
text, the types, and the woodcuts of the second edition are the
same as in the first, only some alterations are introduced into the
orthography, and into the flourishes. The work was written by
Pfintzing between 1512 and 1516, for the edification of the King
of Spain, afterwards the Emperor Cliarles v., taking as his ground¬
work notes which the secretary of the Emperor Maximilian i.,
took down from the dictation of his master. It tells of the ad¬
ventures of Maximilian under the name of Tewrdannckh, in woo¬
ing and winning Mary of Burgundy. It is an extraordinary
specimen of topography, the letterpress being supplemented by
elegant flourishes printed from woodblocks in imitation of the
curves and interlaoings of the writing of that period.
PPINTZING (Melchior). The Adventures and a portion
of the story of the praiseworthy, valiant, and high-
renowned hero and knight, Lord Tewrdannckh. A
reproduction of the edition printed at Augsburg, in
1519. Edited by W. H. Eylands. . . . With an intro¬
duction by G. Bullen. . . .
London, Holbein Society, 1884.
Fol. 14J in. (6) + xvi. + (546) pp.
PFITZER (JoHANN Jacob) De aTrodema-ei Pauli et Barnabae
a Lystrensibus frustra teutata, ad Act. xiv. 11 seqq. De
Apollo doctore apostolico, ex Act. xviii. 24-28.—De con-
gregatione non deserenda, ex Ebr. x. 25. Hase (t.)
Thesaurus novus, vol. 2. 1732, fol.
PFIZMAIER (August) Beitrag zur Kenntniss der altesten
japanischen Poesie. [? Wei^i, 1849.]
8°. 9 in. pp. 315 to 329, and 386 to 406. Extracts from " Sitz-
urujsbei ichte der philosophische historiscfie Classe," 1849, x. Heft.
- Bemerkungen iiber die von La Peyrouse gelieferte Wort-
ersammlung der Sprache von Sagalien.
[Vienna, ? 1850].
8°. 9 in. pp. 151-170. Extract from " Sitzungsberichte der philoso-
phisciic historische Classe," 1850. 11.
- Erlauterungen und Verbesserungen zu dem ersten
Theile der Elemens de la grammaire japonaise von P.
Eodriguez. ... ['? Vie^ina, 1852.]
8°. 9^ in. pp. 499 to 550. Extract from " Sitznngsberichte der
philisclie-histische Classe," xi. Bd. in. Hft.
- Kritische Durchsicht der von Dawidow verfassten Wor-
tersammlung aus der Sprache der Aino's. . .
Wien, K. K. Hof-und Staatsdruckerei, 1851.
8°. 9 in. 179pp.-h(l) p.
- Ueber den nichtslawischen Ursprung der etruskischen
Sprache. [Vienna], 1850.
8°. 9 in. pp. 49-55. Extract from " Sitzmujsberichtc der philoso-
phische-historische Classe ".
PFLACHER
7022
- Uber einige Eigenschaften der japanischen Volkspoesie.
■ • . [Vieima], 1852.
8°. 9J iu. 13 pp.+ (1) p. Extract from the " Sitzungshcrichte der
philosophiscJie-historisclie-, Classe der kai-i. Akad. der Wissen-
schaften."
PFLACHER (Moses) Analysis | Typica | Omnium cum
veteris tum noui | Testamenti Librorum Historicorum :
I ad intelligendam rerum seriem, | & memoriam iuuan-
dam, I accommodata. | Avtore | Mose Pflachero, Sa- |
crae Theologise Doctore. | Subiecta est Methodvs resolu-
endi | quoscunque Autores. | Cvm | Indicibvs duobus :
altero exegetico ter- | minorum Gra3corum : altero Rerum
I & Verborum accurato. | Editio secunda. |
Londini | Excvdebat Edm. BoUi- | fantvs | Im-
pensis G. B. | do lo xxcvii [1587]. |
4°. 7J in. Roman letter. A-Z«, Aa-PpS, Qq-"; (14)+ 576-(-(26) pp: —
(1) title, within a border, (2) blank, (3-14) preface, 1-576 the work,
(1-25) index, (26) blank. With autograph Nicolaus Cophmdus.
LoH-ndes 1846, Herbert 11. 1216.
PFLUGK (Julius) J. P. epistola de Bibliotheca Budensi.
Maderus (j. j.) De bibliothecis atque archivis virorum
clarissimorum libelli, vol. 2. 1703, 4°.
PFUETZNER (Christian) C. P. de oi/o/i,a(9eo-ia animalium
adamitica, Gen. ii. 19 et 20. Hase (t.) Thesaurus novus,
vol. 1. 1732, fol.
PFUND (Theodor Gottfried Martin) De antiquissima
apud Italos fabae cultura ac religione. Diss. inaug. . . .
auctor T. G. M. Pfund. . . . Berolini, Nietack, [1845].
8°. 8Jin. 39pp.-{-(l) p.
PHAEDRA. Phaedra and Hippolitus, a tragedy. By E.
Smith. 1776, 12".
[Another edition.] 1796, 12°.
PHAEDRO (Georgius) Bodocherus. G. P. theoria et praxis
delapide philosophorum. . . . See Valentinus (b.) Currus
triumphalis Antimonii . . . B. U. . . . 1646, 8°.
PHAEDRUS. See Terentius (p.) Afer. The Comedies of
Terence and the Fables of Phaedrus. . . . 1877, 8°.
Brief van Fedre aen Hippolytus, en Hippolytus ant-
woord aen Fedre. . . . See Ovidius Naso (p.) Ovidius
Nasoos Heldinnebrieven. . . . 1716, 4°.
— Phaedri . . . Fabularum iEsopiarum libri v. (Vita
Phaedri a J. Scheffero.—Index in Phaedri Fabulas.)
Cum integris commentariis M. Gudii, C. Rittershusii, N.
Rigaltii, N. Heinsii, J. Schefferi, J. L. Praschii, etexcerptis
aliorum. Curante P. Burmanno.
Amstelaedami, H. Wetsten, 1698.
8°. 7J in. 2 parts, i. (56) + 312 + (54) pp. 11. pp. 201 to 462 + (58)
pp.
- Phaedri, Aug. Liberti fabularum Aesopiarum. Libri v.
Notis illustravit . . . D. Hoogstratenus. Accedunt ejus-
dem opera duo indices. . . . (Appendix Fabularum a M.
Gudio e manuscripto veteri descriptarum. . . .)
Anistelaedami, F. Halma, 1701.
4°. 105 in. (30) 4-160-I-(84) pp., engraved title, 1 folding plate, 18
plates.
- Phifidri Augusti Liberti fabularum iEsopiarum novis
emblematibus artificiose fere incisis illustratarum libri v.
Cum appendice quinque fabularum a Marquardo Gudio
e manuscripto veteri descriptarum eodemque modo ador-
natarum. Dess Alten beriihmten Poeten Phaedri Keysers
Augusti freygelassenen Aesopische Fablen, in fiinff
Biichern verfasst, sambteinem kleinen Anhang und
schonen Moralien, mit neuen emblematischen zierlich in
Kupifer gestochenen Figuren illustrirt und ausgeziert.
. . . Anjetzo aber von J. U. Krausen ... in teutscher
Sprach heraussgegeben und verlegt.
Auiisintrfi, C. Brcchewmacher, 1707.
Pol. 12 in. (22) -|-18 pp. 18 copperplate engravings and 1 engraved
titlepage.