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Luther, Martin. Der Psalter Deudsch Mit den
Summarien. D. Mart. Luther. Wittenberg, Lorensz
Schwenck 1574. (14) 262 folia. Contemporary blindand
gold-stamped Leather with raised bands and
clasps, 4°. € 3500,–
The spine-ends of the binding are restored, the top clasp
does not close properly, text-block modestly browned
with some small pieces of margin lacking. Lacks the
bottom corner of fol. 64 and repaired accordingly,
because of this a few letters missing on the recto. With
extensive annotations in the front and back and also a
few in the margins of the main work by the same hand.
A firm and complete copy.
Brenz, Johannes. Breuis & perspicua explicatio
Psalmorum Dauidis. Decas Prima (–Decima). Tübingen,
the widow of Ulric Morhardt 1565–1569.
10 volumes in 2 bindings, (2) 129 (2) 132 206 324
(1) 249, 271 258 (1) 275 (2) 155 164 p. Contemporary
blind-stamped Vellum with raised bands,
4°. € 5500,–
Tiny gap in page 127/128 of the first volume, waterstain
in the bottom-margin of the last pages of volume
2 and a few wormholes in the top margin of the same
pages. – Brenz’s Commentaries on the Book of Psalms,
here the first 10 volumes or Decades containing Psalm
1 until 100. Johannes Brenz (1499–1570) was a German
Protestant Reformer and principal leader of the
Reformation in Württemberg. He wrote his homilies
mostly with the intention of teaching preachers about
preaching and compiled them in Latin to be read out to
theology students. This series on the Psalms was Brenz’
last spiritual endeavour and it remained unfinished as
he died in the process, psalm 101–106 by his hand were
later published posthumously by Dietrich Schnepff
(1525–1586), his son in law who also continued and
finished the series.
Binding – N. N. Neues Hamburgisches Gesangbuch
zum öffentlichen Gottesdienste und zur
Häuslichen Andacht ausgefertiget von dem Hamburgischen
Ministerio. Mit Eines Hochedlen und
Hochweisen Raths Special-Privilegio. Vierte Auflage.
– With: Sammlung von Gebeten und Andachtübungen
zu dem Neuen Hamburgischen
Gesangbuche. – With: Collecten, die in den Hamburgischen
Kirchen an den Sonn- und Festtagen
gesungen werden. – With: Episteln und Evangelia
auf alle Sonntage und vornehmsten Feste durch das
ganze Jahr. Hamburg, Carl Wilhelm Meyn 1795.
(XII) 422, 45, 8, 112 p. 19th century Silver Binding
with clasp, gilt-edged and gauffered text block, 8°,
17 × 11 × 3 cm. € 5250,–
Text block slightly browned. German song and church
book bound in a richly decorated silver binding with
a silver single clasp. Engraved into oval medallions on
the binding are 13 biblical scenes among which the Annunciation,
Crucifixion, Resurrection, Moses and the
copper snake and Jesus and the Samaritan woman. The
binding is probably made at Augsburg around 1860, the
inside of the clasp is marked with various silver marks
but they are not clear enough to determine. A firm copy.
Binding – N. N. Neues Gesang-Buch, Alte und
Neue Mit allem Fleisz gesammlete Geistliche und
Liebliche Lieder In sich haltend, Welche auf Approbation
E. E. Kirchen-Convents, und darauf erfolgte
Verordnung Derer Hoch-verordneten Herren
Ober-Kirchen-Pflegere der Stadt Straszburg,
Bey dem öffentlichen Gottesdienst derer Evangelischen
Kirchen daselbst sollen gesungen werden.
Straßburg, Johannes Beck 1739. (6) 595 (19), 48 p.
Contemporary Silver Binding with clasps and giltedged
text block, 8°, 14 × 8,5 × 3 cm. € 7250,–
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