Pluche, Espectáculo del la Naturaleza. Tomo VIII, Parte IV.

Kategorie: Geographie und Reisen
Schlagwörter: 18. Jahrhundert &middot; Astronomie, Astrologie &middot; Karten &middot; Naturkunde &middot; Ptolemäus, Ptolemeo, Ptolémée &middot; Spanische Literatur und Sprache &middot; Sternenkunde, Sternbilder
Sprache: spanisch
Bestellnummer: 459AB

Spanische Literatur. – Naturaleza. 18. Jh. Pluche, Abad M. Espectáculo del la Naturaleza, o conversaciones acerca de las particularidades de la historia natural. Que han parecido mas a proposito para excitar una curiosidad util, y formarles la Razon à los Jóvenes Lectores. 3. Aufl. Tomo VIII, Parte Quarta. Madrid, en la Imprenta de D. Pedro Marin, 1786. 21x15 cm. 3 Bl., 351 S., 3 Bl. Original Leather Binding with rich gilt title and decoration on spine. Spine on head with one tear and worm holes. Front cover strongly bend, back cover easily. The first and back sheet strongly blackend, probably because of strong smoke. Copper engravings predominantly in good condition. Hinge on top very slightly broken. Some smaller stains, paper mostly creased.

Que contiene lo que mira al Cielo, y à las mutuas dependencias de diferentes partes del Universo con las necesidades del Hombre. Escrito en el idioma Frances por el Abad M. Pluche y traducido al Castellano. With 17, twice folded copper engravings as: compass, globe, thermometer and plenty maps. 1 map of Ptolemeo „Carta Universal“ also northern/southern engravings of the hemisphere (4) with constellation, 1 full-page engraving of 4 Egyptian Gods and a World Map of Ptolemeos (at the beginning of the book, but unfortunately strongly blackened).

Kurze Abhandlung über die Errungenschaften und Kenntnisse der Erde mit 17 2fach gef. Kupferstichen u.a. Kompass, Globus, Thermometer, und vielen Karten, 1 Ptolemeo-Karte auch nördl./südl., Hemisphärenkupfer (4) mit Sternbildern, 1 ganzs. Darst. vier ägypt. Götter, sowie einer Weltkarte (sehr geschwärzt) zu Beginn.

Noël-Antoine Pluche (13 November 1688 – 19 November 1761), known as the abbé Pluche, was a French priest. He is now known for his Spectacle de la nature, a most popular work of natural history. (Wikipedia)