1665 Scottish George Buchanan De Sphaera Mundi Astronomy Psalms Scotland Poems

1665 Scottish George Buchanan De Sphaera Mundi Astronomy Psalms Scotland Poems

George Buchanan was a 16^th-century Scottish historian who has been lauded as “the most profound intellectual 16^th-century Scotland produced.” While he was best known for many historical writings, he did write a collection of prose works, many of which were based on scientific concepts. These poems were published throughout the 16^th– and 17^th-centuries, including this 1665 Waeaberge and Weyerstract edition which features his:

• Translation of Psalms of David
• Tragedies
  • “Jephthes” and “Baptistes”
• De Sphaera Mundi
  • ­on astronomy
• Elegiae
• Fratres Fraterrimi
• Franciscanus et Fratres
• Epigrammata
• Other miscellaneous poems

Item number: #22332

Price: $499

BUCHANAN, George

Georgii Buchanani Scoti poëmata quæ extant.

Amstelodami: apud Joannem à Waeaberge et Elizeum Weyerstract, 1665.

Details:

• Collation: Complete with all pages
  • 529 (i.e., 629), [15]
• Language: Latin
• Binding: Leather; tight and secure
• Size: ~4.75in X 2.5in (12cm x 6cm)

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