Historia Concilii Tridentini Libros Octo Exposita. Quos Italica Lingua Scriptos Primum in Lucem Protraxit, & Londini M DC XIX edidit Marcus Antonius De Dominis, Anno Autem Sequenti Latine redditos ibidem eevulgavit Adamus Neutonus Scotus. Novae huic editioni accesserunt Ipsa Concilii Decreta Seu Canones, & Auctoris Vita

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8vo. Two parts in 1. Contemporary vellum, hand-lettered spine, Yapp edges. [18], 1434 pp., [34 pp. index], 252. With half-title. First title in red & black with engraved printer's device. Engraved frontis. Woodcut ornaments and initials. Vellum soiled. Bookplate of the Societatis Verbi Dvini, Techny, Illinois to front pastedown. Library card pocket to rear pastedown. Ink notes to ffep, chipped to foot of ffep. Rubber stamps to title. Paper toned. cf. Printing and the Mind of Man 118. [BOUND WITH, APPARENTLY AS ISSUED:] AMELOT DE LA HOUSSAYE, [Abraham Nicolas] [1634-1706]. Petris Suavis Polanus, seu Paulus Sarpius Ventus, in auro contra non chare Historiae Concilii Tridentini Opere adversus operosam, & Veram falso inscriptam, Concilii Tridentini Historiam, P. Sfortiae Pallavincini, Soc. Jesu & S.R. Cardinalis Presbyteri, nec non iniquam Scripionis Henrici, Theologi Messinensis, Censuram Theologicum & Historicam, frivolasque utriusque cavillationes, succincte quidem, sed nervose defensus. [ff 46]. Curiae Nariscorum, Typis Minzelianis, 1686 [Leipzig: Martin Theodor Heybey, 1699.] cf. Cioranescu 7103 (French edn.). This edition of Sarpi's famous History of the Council of Trent contains a life of the author (pp. 20) as well as the acts of the Council (pp. 252). Amelot de Houssaye's defence of Sarpi originally appeared in his French translation of the History (1683). The preface is by Joh[ann] Christoph Layriz, who may have been the translator. The dedication by Martin Theodor Heybey is dated Leipzig, 166, indicating that it was probably issued herewith, although it is not noted as forming part of the work in NUC.

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Historia Concilii Tridentini Libros Octo Exposita. Quos Italica Lingua Scriptos Primum in Lucem Protraxit, & Londini M DC XIX edidit Marcus Antonius De Dominis, Anno Autem Sequenti Latine redditos ibidem eevulgavit Adamus Neutonus Scotus. Novae huic editioni accesserunt Ipsa Concilii Decreta Seu Canones, & Auctoris Vita

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Martin Theodor Heybey, Leipzig

Erscheinungsjahr

1699

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Hardcover

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Very Good

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