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<dl><dd>Initially published by Du Vivié to serve as catalog of his auction sale of the library, which took place on 15 March 1683. Titles of later issues omit mention of the auction, and are followed by a preface and sometimes by a port. of Heinsius. Printed by Abraham Elsevier, whose device with motto "Non solus" appears on t.p. See Willems</dd>
<dd>Signatures: pi1 A-P¹² Q⁸, ²A-M¹²</dd>
<dd>pars prior, continens theologos, jurisconsultos, medicos, mathematicos, philosophos, &amp; historicos -- pars posterior, continens litteratores, poëtas, antiquarios, Italos, Gallos, Belgas, &amp; libros incompactos</dd>
<dd>Willems, A. Elzevier</dd>
<dd>Date of auction: March 15, 1683</dd>
<dd>Place of auction: Leiden, Netherlands</dd>
<dd>Getty copy is one of the later issues, but lacks preface and port</dd>
<dd>Binding: vellum. Title written at head of spine. Edges sprinkled red &amp; tan. 19th-century bookplate with monogram (MC?); legend: H. Catenacci inv. del., A. Salmon imp., A. Descaves sculp</dd>
<dd>Getty copy priced in brown ink, with totals realized by category written on back free endpaper. Bifolium bound in after title leaf, with bibliographical notes in MS on its 4th p</dd></dl><br>Subjects: Heinsius, Nicolaas, 1620-1681; Early printed books; Rare books; Private libraries; Literature, Modern; Literature, Modern; Latin literature, Medieval and modern; Nicolaus Heinsius</div>
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<dl><dd>Heinsius, Nicolaas, 1620-1681</dd>
<dd>Vivié, Johannes du, fl. 1678-1728</dd>
<dd>Elzevir, Abraham, 1653-1712</dd></dl></div>
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