Sambach’s Guide 1705
Sambach’s Guide 1705
two books in one volume: Joh. Georg Sambach, from Lindelbach in Francken, J. U. Candidati, A Guide to Various Arts and Sciences, containing: I. an explanation of technical terms, II. an explanation of foreign words commonly used in commerce and in everyday life, III. A Guide to the Most Important Calendar Matters, together with an Account of the Festivals or Holidays of the Jews, Christians and Romans, IV. On the Classification or Distinction of Speech, Jena, published by Joh. Bielcken 1705, format: small 8°, two blank leaves, title page, 8 leaves, 322 pages; as well as *Triplum latinitatis ariadnaeum* by Conrad Dunckelberg [...], published by M. Conradus Dunckelberg, Nordhausen, self-published 1693, with a full-page title engraving, 4 leaves, 327 pp., two blank leaves, red-edged, plain period parchment binding with cardboard covers, the latter warped and somewhat soiled; inside, marginal notes and signs of use and ageing; accompanied by a small half-leather binding of *Vocabulorum Latinum-Garmanicorum Congeries Rhythmica* [...], Collecta per M. Lucam Martini, Hamelburg [...], printed at Freiberg by Elia Nicolai Kuhfusii in 1700.
Sambach’s Guide 1705
two books in one volume: Joh. Georg Sambach, from Lindelbach in Francken, J. U. Candidati, A Guide to Various Arts and Sciences, containing: I. an explanation of technical terms, II. an explanation of foreign words commonly used in commerce and in everyday life, III. A Guide to the Most Important Calendar Matters, together with an Account of the Festivals or Holidays of the Jews, Christians and Romans, IV. On the Classification or Distinction of Speech, Jena, published by Joh. Bielcken 1705, format: small 8°, two blank leaves, title page, 8 leaves, 322 pages; as well as *Triplum latinitatis ariadnaeum* by Conrad Dunckelberg [...], published by M. Conradus Dunckelberg, Nordhausen, self-published 1693, with a full-page title engraving, 4 leaves, 327 pp., two blank leaves, red-edged, plain period parchment binding with cardboard covers, the latter warped and somewhat soiled; inside, marginal notes and signs of use and ageing; accompanied by a small half-leather binding of *Vocabulorum Latinum-Garmanicorum Congeries Rhythmica* [...], Collecta per M. Lucam Martini, Hamelburg [...], printed at Freiberg by Elia Nicolai Kuhfusii in 1700.
