CALENDAR, 6 VOLUMES

i. Congregatio Major Academica Bambergensis. Fontes biblici, divinae, humanaeq[ue] scientiae rivis sonori ac divites. Bamberg: Typis Episcopalibus (Johann Jakob Immel), 1608, 2 parts, 12mo, folding engraved frontispiece, 7 folding plates, 5 with volvelles, contemporary calf, bookplate of the Dukes of Arenberg, (Reiss & Auvermann, Auktion 47, 7-10 April 1992, lot 5051; bought from Jeffrey D. Mancevice, Worcester, MA, 1992), [T&W F83; VD17 12:119208Y] ii. Hopton, Arthur (1587/1588-1614). A concordancy of yeares. Containing a new, easie, and most exact computation of time, according to the English account. London: Nicholas Okes for Thomas Adams, 1615, 4to, bookplate of John Hopton, contemporary vellum, (bought from Jeffrey D. Mancevice, Worcester, MA, 1994), [T&W H163; ESTC S104206; STC 13779] iii. Beveridge, William (1637-1708). Institutionum chronologicarum libri II. London: Thomas Roycraft for Walter Kettilby, 1669, 4to, contemporary sheep, (bought from E. M. Lawson, East Hagbourne, 1992, Catalogue 258, item 15), [T&W B147; ESTC R231039; Wing B2095], somewhat worn iv. Muncker, Philipp (active 1650-1680). De intercalatione variarum gentium, et præsertim Romanorum, libri quatuor. Leiden: Jacobus Hackius, 1680, 8vo, old vellum, later label, (bought from Hamburger Antiquariat, 1998), [T&W M147; Hoogendoorn p.680 Muncke01; STCN 840052413], [T&W M147] v. Holder, William (1616-1698). A discourse concerning time, with application of the natural day, and lunar month, and solar year, as natural... The second edition. London: J. Heptinstall for Phil. Monkton, 1701, 8vo, later calf, (bought from Chaucer Head, Presteigne, 1999, Catalogue 43, item 139),[T&W H149; ESTC T140328] vi. Schillgren, Nicolaus [respondent; Conrad Quensel, praeses (1676-1732)]. Computus manualis breviter expositus quem favente deo & suffragante ampliss. Lund: Habereger, 1726, 8vo, disbound, loosely inserted into later marbled wrappers, (Ben Weinreb Computer Collection, sale, Bloomsbury, 28 October 1999. lot 208, Erwin Tomash), [T&W Q1]

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