Basilius magnus (20 Ergebnisse)

Paperback. Zustand: Fair. The item might be beaten up but readable. May contain markings or highlighting, as well as stains, bent corners, or any other major defect, but the text is not obscured in any way.

Zustand: Very Good. Pages intact with possible writing/highlighting. Binding strong with minor wear. Dust jackets/supplements may not be included. Stock photo provided. Product includes identifying sticker. Better World Books: Buy Books. Do Good.

Zustand: Very Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: 48378288. 1789885513. 9/20/2026 6:25:13 AM.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Hard Cover. Zustand: As New. Deutsche Übersetzung von Anton Stegmann. Bearbeitet von Thielko Wolbergs = Schriften der Kirchenväter - Band 4 - 116 pp. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

4°. 335 S., br. 2, unbeschn. (Forsch. z. Christl. Literatur- u. Dogmengesch., XVI, 1/2).

331 S., br. 2, kl. N-St.

48 + 127pp., 19cm., softcover, pages still uncut, text fully in Modern Greek, good condition, K120554.

8°. IX, 192 SS., 1 Bl. Original-Leinen mit Rücken- und Deckeltitel Bibliothek der Griechischen Literatur, Abteilung Patristik, Band 3. In sich abgeschlossen Band II, deutscher Text. - Gut erhalten, nur ein kleiner Besitzvermerk auf dem Vorsatz, sonst sauber.

VI, 733 S., Hldr. 2, Einband berieben, Rücken locker, Inh. leicht gebräunt. (Bibliotheca patrum Graecorum dogmatica, 2).

X, 328 S., graph. Darst., Pp. 1-2. (Beiträge zur Altertumskunde Bd. 336).

Legatura settecentesca in piena pelle maculata. Nervi e ricchi fregi oro al ds. Tagli screziati. Esemplare di assoluta freschezza ed in eccellente stato di conservazione. Seconda parte (di due) dell Editio princeps della grande maggioranza di autori greci di epistole pubblicata per cura di Marco Musuro e impressa con i meravigliosi caratteri greci della stamperia aldina. Nella sua dedicatoria ad Antonio Urceo Codro (1446-1500), professore di greco e latino a Bologna, Aldo afferma di aver raccolto tutte le lettere che riuscì a procurarsi di circa trentacinque scrittori greci. Nei due volumi furono però inserite le lettere di soli 26 autori. Quelli che non compaiono in questa edizione erano riservati per una pubblicazione successiva che non vide mai la luce. Scrivere lettere era considerata un arte che faceva parte a pieno titolo dell educazione umanistica e dunque gli epistolari circolavano come modelli. L importanza ed il contenuto delle epistole presenti in quest opera va, tuttavia, ben oltre l aspetto prettamente stilistico. Renouard, p. 18; Hain-Copinger, 6659; Goff, E-64. 4to (cm. 20,3), 137 cc.nn. (ma numerazione anticamente ms.), 1 c.nn. bianca. Testo in greco.…

Hardcover. Folio ( 32,8 : 20,8 cm). Original blindgeprägtes Schweinsleder über Holzdeckeln auf fünf echten Bünden mit kurzem handschriftlichen Rückenzeichen und mit 2 voll funktionstüchtigen Metallschließen. Dreiseitenfarbschnitt. Das Leder nur wenig begriffen und gedunkeltGestochener Kupfertitel von Dominicus Custodis. [4] Bl., 1200 [i.e. 1160] S., [8] Blatt. Seite für Seite genau überprüft. Mit einigen schönen, gestochenen Kopf- und Schlussstücken. Im Innenbereich sehr schön sauber und wohlerhalten. Fest im Block. Richtig gutes Exemplar. Sanctus Basilicus Magnus -- Bitte Portokosten außerhalb EU erfragen! / Please ask for postage costs outside EU! / S ' il vous plait demander des frais de port en dehors de l ' UE! // Bitte beachten Sie auch unsere Fotos! / Please also note our photos! / Veuillez noter nos photos -- Leuchtender Herbstbeginn! Wie wäre es mit einem guten Buch? Bei uns werden Sie fündig, stöbern Sie in unserem Ladengeschäft oder online. -- Wir kaufen Ihre werthaltigen Bücher! FL4612.…

8°, circa 16,6 x 11,7 cm. 2 Bll., 417 SS., 1 Bl., mit Druckermarke auf dem Titel Leder d. Zt. mit Rücken- und Deckelvergoldung, Deckel mittig mit kleinem zweiköpfigem Adler (Rücken im Stil erneuert) IA 114.523; Hoffmann I, 437. Eleganter ausschliesslich griechischer Druck der angeblichen Reden des Basilius von Caesarea (um 330-379), der neben Gregor von Nyssa und Gregor von Nazianz einer der drei grossen kappadokischen Kirchenväter ist. Die Reden stammen tatsächlich in dieser Form jedoch nicht von Basilius, sondern wurden im 10. Jahrhundert von Simeon Metaphrastes aus echten sowie untergeschobenen Werken zusammengestellt. - ANGEBUNDEN: Basilius. Conciones de vita & moribus XXIIII. Simeonis magistri ac logothetae industria selectae. Latinae factae Simone a Maillé. Paris, Morel, 1558. 4 Bll., 264 SS., 2 (1 w.) Bll. IA 114.524; Adams B 353; Hoffmann I, 447. Lateinische Übersetzung der 24 dem Basilius zugeschriebenen theologischen Reden bzw. Abhandlungen. - Nur die weissen Vorsätze etwas fleckig, innen nur vereinzelt kleine schwache Feuchtränder, meist jedoch sauber und schön. Einband berieben und sehr sorgfältig und geschmackvoll restauriert, Rücken und teils Kanten passend erneuert. Hübscher Band.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Gut bis sehr gut. Folio (273 x 197 mm). (2) ff., 179 pp. First four leaves with marginal waterstaining. 17th c mottled calf, corners worn, spine rubbed. - Adams L-842; BP16 114824. (Printed in Greek/Imprimé en Grec/Stampato in Greco).

Zustand: Sehr gut. Bound first:Liturgia sive missae sanctorum patrum . Ibd. 1560. Folio (300 x 205 mm).Greek ed.: (2) ff., 179 pp. - Adams L-842. Tear in lower blank margin of leaf F5.Latin ed.: (8) ff., 212 (recte 208) pp.Binding: 17th century calf gilt, rebacked. Provenance: A few notes on fly-leaf. Editio princeps of the liturgy of St. James.A clean and fresh copy with ample margins. Of Morel's 69 books printed in Greek this is the only one in folio format. It's hard to imagine a page more beautiful than page 3.?A collection of old Greek liturgies according to the rites of St. James, Basilius Magnus, and Johannes Chrysostomos, suppplemented with evidence from a number of Greek Church Fathers, in Greek throughout, and also separately in Latin.? (Smitskamp, catalogue 641).The Latin edition has some additional texts not published in the Greek version: Nicolaus Cabasila, De divino altaris sacrificio (p. 117-157), Maximus Monachus, De ecclesiastica mystagogia (p. 157-174) and Cardinal Bessarion, De sacramento eucharistiae (p. 174-191). Furthermore a selection of texts of Chrysostomos made by Claudius de Sainctes, who also wrote the introduction to this Latin edition.?A very fine book [.] containing the magnificent liturgies of St. James, St. Basil, and St. Chrysostom, in Greek, with a Latin translation, was printed by Morel of Paris, in 1560, in one color, from the Royal Greek types, the rubrics in these Greek liturgies being distinguished by a small Greek character justified into the lines of text, and by a tiny italic in the Latin translation. A feature, also, of the Latin versions is the printing of the words Sacerdos, Diaconus, Populus, in spaced capitals, above the text, much as if they were speakers in a drama.? (D. B. Updike, Some notes on liturgical printing, in: The Dolphin, no. 2, 1935, p. 218.)?A beautiful folio [.] The edition of Morel has hitherto furnished the only printed text of the liturgy of S. James.? (Ch. A. Swainson, The Greek Liturgies ., London 1884, p. vi) (Printed in Greek/Imprimé en Grec/Stampato in Greco).…

in 4°, 24 cm, rilegatura coeva in cartoncino ricoperto, titolo manoscritto su etichetta al dorso; p. (16), 173, 3, xlviii. Frontespizio stampato in rosso e nero con stemma mediceo inciso in azzurro; incipit e inziali animate e decorate. L'omelia di Andreas Cretense, ha un proprio frontespizio, testo in greco con traduzione latina a fronte, su due colonne Molto buono.…

Folio. (X),178 leaves. 19th century half calf. 30 cm (Ref: BP16_104596; Hoffman 1,412; Renouard 2,145/6; Moreau 1511-1520: 2246; Graesse 1,306; USTC no: 145192) (Details: Latin translation only. Back gilt, with a red morocco letterpiece. Marbled paper on the boards. The architectural border on the title-page, filled with fable animals, encompasses the printer's device of Josse Badius (Jodocus Badius or Josse Bade), which features a printing press. A sign reads: 'Prelum Ascensianum', or 'Press of Asse', since Badius was from the Flemish village of Asse; on the press the date 1520. (BATYR, Base de Typographie de la Renaissance, n° 27498); the date, 1520, is repeated in the colophon on the last page. Woodcut initials) (Condition: Binding worn at the extremities. Front joint starting to crack. Old ownership inscription on the title. Paper of the right & left lower corner of the title page skillfully restored. Occasional old ink marginalia. Margins of 8 leaves have been repaired skillfully. Two small, not irritating wormholes in the preliminary leaves. The last page is skillfully mounted. The 2 leaves with the 'epistola nuncupatoria' by J. Argyropulus, have erroneously been bound between leaf II & III) (Note: Basilius Magnus, bishop of Caesarea, also known as Saint Basil the Great, 329/30-379 AD, certainly was one of the most brilliant ecclesiastical orators of antiquity, combining 'rhetorical skill with simplicity of thought and clarity of expression'. (J. Quasten, 'Patrology', vol. 3, Utrecht 1963, p. 216) The editio princeps of the Greek text of his 'Opera' was published in Basel in 1532. A Latin translation of only a part of Basil's works, made by the Italian humanist and theologian Raphael Volaterranus (Raffaello Maffei) had been published earlier in Rome in 1515. Our book on offer is a second augmented edition of Basil's works in Latin. They were edited by the French humanist scholar Jacobus Faber Stapulensis (Jacques Lefèvre d'Étaples), ca. 1455-1536, who is best known for his important translation of the New Testament into French. In the short preface the Parisian printer Badius Ascensius explains that Faber Stapulensis had sent him for publication Latin translations of (other not yet published) texts of Basil, 'Basilii vere Magni, monumenta aeterna cedro dignissima'. (Leaf A1 verso) The collection opens with the 'Hexaemeron', i.e nine homilies on the six days of Creation in the opening chapters of the first book of the Bible, book Genesis. (Leaves 1/26) 'There is no work in late Greek literature which could be compared with these homilies in rhetorical beauty'. (Quasten p. 216/17) They were translated by Johannes Argyropilus (or Argyropoulos), a Greek scholar who had fled to Italy after the fall of Constantinople in 1453. Next come the first 5 books of 'Adversus Eunomium', the oldest of Basil's dogmatics writings, in which he refutes theses of the heretic Arians, maintaining a difference in essences between the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. Eunomius was the leader of a sect that adhered to an extreme form of Arianism. They believed that Jesus Christ was not of the same nature as God the Father. (Leaves 27/55) These texts were translated by the Byzantine émigré scholar Georgius Trapezontius. The leaves 55 verso/159 contain a reissue of the Latin translation of 1515 made by Raphael Volaterranus, opening with the 'Monodia Gregorii Nazianzeni in Magnum Basilium'. They also include about 18 homilies on the Psalms. The last part (leaves 159/178) contains Basil's 'Regula' in the Latin translation of the Gaulish monk Rufinus Aquileiensis, 344-411. The 'Regula' discusses the principles of monastic life, arranged in the form of question and answer) (Provenance: Written on the title: 'Ex libris Missionnariorum a Sto Spiritu'. Ownership entry of one 'De la Bournée' in lower margin) (Collation: A10 (leaves A9 & A10 erroneously bound after A2); A-X8, Y6, Z4 (leaf Z4 verso blank)) (Photographs on request)(Heavy book, may require e.…

Ingolstatt, David Sartor, 1591. Folio. Contemporary full blindstamped pigskin over wood. With one of 2 clasps preserved. Stamps on top of title. Engraved ornamental title (Dominic Custodis sc.). (6),1200,(15) pp. Tiny wormholed in covers and on the first ca. 20 leaves and last ca. 10 leaves. Internally fine and clean. First German edition of Basil the Great's works. In 370 he became the successor of Eusebius as bishop of Caesarea, and he is well known for organizing the monastic communities in Asia Minor and his composing of monastic rules, his improvements of liturgy still in use in the Eastern Church (the liturgy of St. Basil). His letters and sermons belongs to the best of his times. …