Johann Georg Rüding
Det i flor stående Stockholm, Stockholm 1731.
8vo. Title (printed in red and black), printed dedication to Queen Ulrica Eleonora in Swedish and German (pp. [3-10], partly printed in red), printed dedication to Baron Rutger Fuchs (pp. [11-14]), preface (pp. [15-20]), 400 pp. (last two leaves
publisher's advertisements); Title (printed in red and black), preface (pp. [3-4]), 672, [80], [4] pp.
Contemporary full calf, spines richly gilt, red edges.
First edition. Translated from the author's manuscript in German by Nils Hufvedsson Dal [1690-1740], or, Olof Lindsteen [1679?-1746?]. (cf. Wrangel).
Includes indices.
Rüdling (born in the end of 17th century, burried in Stockholm dec. 27 1742) came to Stockholm from Leipzig around 1720 and was there working as a tutor.
Wear, some stains.
Provenance
From the libraries of Gustaf Odencrantz and Gustaf Bernström, with their respective bookplates in side upper covers.
Literature
Warmholtz 313. Ågren, 2106. Bygdén, p. 57. Akrell 709. E. Wrangel, Frihetstidens odlingshistoria : ur litteraturens häfder 1718-1733 (1895), p. 261.
