The Alchemy of Light by 
Pagan Mysteries in the Renaissance by 
Nucleus Emblematum Selectissimorum by 
Histoire des navigations aux terres australes by 
Linguae Vitia et Remedia Aantwerp 1631 by 
Emblemata Seevlaria, Mira et Ivcvnda... by 
The Emblem in Renaissance and Baroque Europe by 
Emblems from Alciato to the Tattoo by 
Emblemata Secularia by 
Emblemata Sacra by 
Die Domänen des Emblems by 
The emblem in Scandinavia and the Baltic by 
Emblematic Paintings from Sweden's Age of Greatness by 
Thesaurus philopoliticus; oder, Politisches Schatzkästlein by 
La Philosophie des Images by 
Emblemes ou devises chrestiennes, 1571 by 
Studies in seventeenth-century imagery by 
Iconologia by 
Baroque and Rococo Pictorial Imagery by 
Symbol, Emblem, Allegorie : die zweite Sprache der Bilder by 
The Emblem and Architecture by 
Renaissance Decorative Painting in Scotland by 
The Golden Game by 
Pegmes by 
Mens Emblematica et Humanisme Juridique by 
Spectacle and Image in Renaissance Europe Dans L'Europe de la Renaissance by 
The Companion to Emblem Studies by 
Emblem und Emblempoetik : historische und systematische Studien by 
The International Emblem by 
Aspects of Renaissance and Baroque Symbol Theory, 1500-1700 by 
Emblem Studies in Honor of Peter M. Daly by 
Emblem Scholarship by 
Emblemata Sacra by 
Emblematic Variants by 
The Jesuits and the Emblem Tradition by 
The Emblem by 
The Emblem and Device in France by 
Emblematic Structures in Renaissance French Culture by 
Emblematik und Mnemonik der Fruhen Neuzeit Im Zusammenspiel by 
Transmigrations : essays in honour of Alison Adams and Stephen Rawles by 
Visual words and verbal pictures : essays in honour of Michael Bath by 
Emblematum libellus by 
Declaración magistral sobre las emblemas de Andrés Alciato, 1655 by 
'Liber Emblematum' (Frankfurt-Am-Main 1566) by 
The Italian Emblem by 
Emblemata. Eiusdem Aenigmatum Libellus by 
Emblemata Ethico-Politica by 
Emblemata Partim Ethica, et Physica by 
Devise Heroiques by 
Theater of Fine Devices by 
Emblems of Desire: selections from the "Délie" of Maurice Scève by 
Emblematics and 17th Century French Literature by 
The seventeenth-century French emblem : a study in diversity by
In addition to the General index, includes: Index of subjects and themes of emblems and devices and Index of titles and mottoes of emblems and devices.
Théâtre D'amour: complete reprint of the coloured Emblemata amatoria of 1620 by
This volume of late 16th and early 17th century love emblems--including mythological, allegorical, and even erotic prints--was amassed around 1620 by an unknown lover. These 143 folios are reproduced in their original size (25.3 x 18.5 cm), and are joined by an Introduction and accompanying descriptions by the author.
A Choice of Emblems by
Includes Latin verses and captions.
"Emblem books"--Pref.
Previously published as: A choice of emblemes and other devises, 1586.
Includes index.
Francis Quarles : 1592-1644 : meditativer Dichter, Emblematiker, Royalist : eine biographische und kritische Studie by
A revision of the author's Habilitationsschrift, Bonn, 1968, presented under the title: Francis Quarles (1592-1644) als meditativer und emblematischer Dichter.
Speaking pictures : English emblem books and Renaissance culture by
This study aims to provide an introduction to the major emblem books of the 16th and 17th centuries, and to the contexts in which they flourished. Five chapters are devoted to critical readings of particular emblem books, while the remaining four are mainly contextual.
English emblem books by 
Deviceful Settings by
This volume, containing papers from the Third International Emblem Conference held in Pittsburgh in 1993, focuses on the 17th-century emblem in England. It focuses on the contexts within which emblems were used, rather than on the emblem books themselves.
Drei=ständige Sonn= und Festtag=Emblemata, oder Sinne=bilder by 
Emblematum Tyrocinia by 
Der Fruchtbringenden Geselschaft Nahmen, Vorhaben, Gemählde und Wörter by
Reprint of the 1646 ed. of Der Fruchtbringenden Geselschaft; with reprint of 1651 ed. of Fortpflantzung
Der teutsche Palmbaum by 
Emblematik und Drama im Zeitalter des Barock by 
Les Hieroglyphiques by
Reprint of the 1615 ed. published by P. Frellon, Lyon.
Original t.p. has subtitle : Oeuvre reduicte en cinquante huict livres, ausquels sont adjoincts deux autres de Coelius Curio.
Heydenweldt und ihrer Götter by 
Emblemata Sacra: emblem books from the Maurits Sabbe Library, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven by
"This volume includes the late Elisabeth Stopp's previously unpublished study of La vie symbolique du bienheureux Francois de Sales (1664) of Adrien Gambart (1660-68), an introductory essay by Agnes Guiderdoni-Brusle that updates and amplifies Stopp's work, and a facsimile of Gambart's emblem book. This book was inspired by the life and writings of St. Francis de Sales (1567-1622), and written for the Sisters of the Visitation monastery of Faubourg Saint-Jacques in Paris, where Gambart, a Vincentian priest, served as chaplain for over thirty years. It was published in preparation for Francis's canonization in 1665." "Stopp's study offers an English translation of the key observations made by Gambart about each of the fifty-two emblems, while the facsimile makes available Gambarts original French text. Moreover, the facsimile is reproduced in color in order to convey the tonal richness of the original emblems."--BOOK JACKET.
Les Images by 
Hypnerotomachia Poliphili by 
A Collection of Emblems by 
Atalanta fugiens; hoc est, Emblemata nova de secretis naturae chymica by 
Michael Maier's Atalanta Fugiens. Sources of an alchemical book of emblems. by
Michael Maier was a 17th-century alchemist and physician to the court of Emperor Rudolf II in Prague. Between 1614 and his death in 1622, Maier published a number of alchemical works, of which Atalanta Fugiens was undoubtedly the richest and most important. First published in 1617, it is one of the finest alchemical emblem books and unique in its own right. Michael Maier's work is richly illustrated with original prints by M. Merian; each of the 50 emblems presented consists of a motto, print, epigram, and a three-part musical setting of the epigram, followed by an exposition of its meaning. In the new publication of this important 17th-century work, Dr. H. M. E. de Jong translates the mottos and epigrams of the original 50 emblems and provides a summary of both Maier's exposition and a commentary on each emblem. She discusses the meaning and importance of the Atalanta Fugiens, the sources Maier used, and the mutual relationships between the emblems. She also includes an additional 30 alchemical engravings that explain her research, including several hard-to-find foldouts reproduced here in this volume.
His Majesty's Royal Ship: A Critical Edition of Thomas Heywood's a True Description of His Majesties Royal Ship by
In 1637, Heywood, a prolific author of plays, poetry, pageants, and pamphlets, collaborated with a group of sculptors to create the elaborate decorative carvings for the biggest, most expensive, and most heavily-armed ship ever built, Charles I's Sovereign of the seas . He also wrote this commentary.
Digitizing the European Emblem: Issues and Prospects by
This work addresses the issues and problems of rendering emblem books more accessible with modern technology. The most recent open sesame that has been heard is digitization, but it - like its predecessors - may open as many problems as it purports to solve.
The Modern Critical Reception of the English Emblem by
Includes bibliographical references (p. 253-292) and index.
The Jesuit Emblem: bibliography of secondary literature with select commentary and descriptions by
Why Jesuit emblems? The Society of Jesus produced more books inthis genre than did any other identifiable group of writers andpublished in all major European vernacular languages as well as inLatin. Jeremiah Drexel, for example, was the most prolific and mostpublished writer in Europe in the seventeenth century. He wrote morethan twelve emblem books and each was translated and reissued innumerous later editions. Between 1618 and 1642, 170,000 of Drexel'sbooks were sold in Munich alone - then a city of 22,000 inhabitants.Father Dimler, Research Professor of Emblem Studies at FordhamUniversity, has assembled every known study on Jesuit emblembooks and their authors. His bibliography includes both books writtenby individual Jesuits as well as those produced by Jesuit colleges andinstitutions.
The English Emblem and the Continental Tradition by 
The European Emblem: Selected Papers from the Glasglow Conference 11-14 August 1987 by
The ten papers in this volume were all presented at the first International Conference The European Emblem", held in Glasgow in August, 1987 under the auspices of the Society for Emblem Studies.The conference included papers discussing most of the major European languages in which emblem books flourished, and the papers selected for the presented volume represent something of the variety and scope of current scholarship in this field.Subjects dealt with include a protoemblematic Latin translation of the Tabula Cebetis, the Emblematum Liber by Andreas Alciat, the earliest reception of the Ars Emblematica in Dutch, the career of Thomas Palmer, Daniel Cramers 80 Emblemata moralia nova, and the Emlimata of Polockij.The papers selected for this volume demonstrate the vigor and variety of work in this field, whilst also suggesting some of the directions and opportunities for further research."
European Emblem: Towards an Index Emblematicus by
Emblems—pictorial designs with accompanying mottoes and epigrams— helped to shape virtually every form of verbal and visual communication in the West during the sixteenth and seventh centuries. A recent re-awakening of scholarly interest in the emblem has brought to light the difficulty of locating and consulting the unorganized mass of available material. Recognizing the need for a large-scale systematic index to the emblem, the editor organized a symposium at McGill University to discuss the possibilities of preparing such an index. The resulting papers by six symposium participants— Barbara Becker-Cantarino, Peter M. Daly, Peter Erb, G. Richard Dimler, Lorelei Robins, and Alan Young—contribute to our knowledge of the emblems of Peacham and Corrozet, the Dutch love emblems, the Jesuit emblem, and emblems used in books of mediation. The essays also discuss the problems and procedures involved in preparing an Index Emblematicus, a work which would serve scholars working in the fields of literature, art, culture, religion, history, and the languages. The volume is richly illustrated with over forty emblem reproductions.
The French Emblem: Bibliography of Secondary Sources by 
German emblem books 1531-1888: A bibliography by 
Emblem Books in the Princeton University Library: Short-Title Catalogue by 
English Renaissance Rhetoric and Poetics: A Systematic Bibliography of Primary and Secondary Sources by
This volume is the first comprehensive reference work on English Renaissance rhetoric and poetics. It is arranged in four sections: (A) bibliographies, (B) primary sources, (C) secondary sources, (D) indices. Section B lists more than 500 books on rhetoric and poetics published in the British Isles and abroad between 1479 and 1660. Detailed information is provided on each of them: transcription of the title-page of the editio princeps, call number of the library copy consulted, further historical and modern editions, together with the relevant secondary literature. Section C covers the whole range of applied rhetoric and poetics" totalling some 2,000 titles between 1900 and 1994. It deals systematically with such topics a "General Studies", "Rhetorical Genres" and "Rhetoric/Poetics and Individual Authors". An introductory essay outlines the principles of the bibliography."
Dutch emblem books; A Bibliography. by 
The Comely Frontispiece: The Emblematic Title-page in England, 1550-1660 by Below are the books of the collection brought together in one place online.
