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THBHiob Ludolff Iobi Ludolfi alias Leutholf dicti Ad Suam Historiam Aethiopicam Antehac Editam Commentarius: In Quo Multa breviter dicta fusius narrantur
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Afrika - Äthiopien
Ludolff, Hiob
Iobi Ludolfi alias Leutholf dicti Ad Suam Historiam Aethiopicam Antehac Editam Commentarius: In Quo Multa breviter dicta fusius narrantur, contraria refelluntur, Atque hac occasione praeter res Aethiopicas multa Autorum, quaedam etiam S. Scripturae loca declarantur ... Mit 12 gestochenen tls. gefalt. Tafeln. 5 Bll., 30 S., 632 S. Moderner Hldr. mit Buntpapiereinlage.
Grulich Katalog, 116. Erste Ausgabe des seltenen Kommentars zu seiner 1681 erschienener "Historia Aethiopica", mit der Hiob Ludolf (1624-1704) die Äthiopistik als Disziplin begründete. "Ein sehr eingehender und allseitiger wissenschaftlicher Kommentar ... mit weitausgreifender Literaturangabe und Kritik aller Werke, die über Aethiopica erschienen waren" (Streit). - Mit den beiden Schabkunsporträts Ludolfs und des äthiopischen Abbas' Gregorius und schönen zoologischen und botanischen Beschreibungen. Teils vor allem zu Beginn etwas braun bzw. wasserfleckig, Tafeln teils mit Knickspuren. Selten.
With 12 engraved partly folded plates. Modern half leather with marbled paper. First edition of the rare commentary on his "Historia Aethiopica" published in 1681, with which Job Ludolf (1624-1704) founded Ethiopian studies as a discipline. "A very thorough and all-round scholarly commentary ... With extensive bibliography and criticism of all works that had appeared on Aethiopica" (Streit). - With the two Shabkun portraits of Ludolf and the Ethiopian Abbas' Gregorius and beautiful zoological and botanical descriptions. Partly, especially at the beginning, somewhat brown or waterstained, plates partly with traces of creases. Rare.
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