Felix l cirlot (4 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover, no dust jacket. Inscribed by author on ffep. Browning and wear on all edges of text. Cover faded and slightly browning on edges of facing and along spine. Else good. 237 pp.

1st ed. "The stages by which the developed Christian rote arose out of the meal in the Upper Room can never be fully known. But attempts to trace them are valuable, both because of the intrinsic importance ot the subject and because of the training in historical method given by research into an exceptionally difficult problem." Pp.10/268. Maroon cloth, d/w rubbed with small edge tears. VG/G+.…

Privately printed. Pp.14/237, owner's illustrated bookplate to inside front board. Red cloth has sustained some water damage to both boards but not affecting the text internally. G+.

Hardcover. x, 268 p.; 22.5 cm. Index ends abruptly at Transposition but is complete. `This book has been written to uphold the divine authority of Catholic Bishops, just as my preceding book [Apostolic succession and Anglicanism, 1946] was written to uphold the thesis that Anglican Bishops are Catholic Bishops.' (p. xii) -- `In the text of the book, I have tried to spell Bishop with a capital every time it refers to monarchical Bishops, and with a small "b" wherever the reference is to collegiate bishops, of the type attested in pre-Ignatian sources. This has been done to make it possible to avoid having to use the qualifying words every time. Of course no hint is intended by this usage that bishops are any the less divinely instituted than Bishops.' (p. xvii) Good orig. maroon cloth. Spine ends lightly frayed.…