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

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

4to. [1], [1 blank], viii, 162, 11, [1], [4], 35, [1 blank], [6], 62, 46, [2 blank], [10], 212 pp. [complete] Water-stains to top margin throughout text, text-block edges scorched by fire (not affecting actual text). Modern quarter dark calf, amrbled boards, raised bands, gilt spine titles. Title and second pages blind-stamped by the Theological Institute of Connecticut. Very rare. A defense against various types of fraud and false public accusations. Bound with three other works, all from the same publisher and same date [1698]: [2] Gaspar de la Cerda Sandoval Silva y Mendoza, conde de Galve, Examen Divinitatis Quam in Carmelo Vespasianus consuluit. Sive C. Suetonii tranquilli locus de Deo Carmelo. . .Interprete Daniele Papebrochio. . . .; [3] Nicolaus Rayaeus [Nicolas Raye], Examen Juridico-Theologicum Praeambulorum Adm. R.P. Sebastiani a S. Paulo ad exhibitionem errorum, Danieli Papebrochio . . .; [4] Elucidatio Historica Actorum in Controversia super origine, antiquitate, & historiis Sacri Ord. B.M. de Monte Carmeli. . .Quae est Pars III & Ultima Responsionum Danielis Papebrochii. . . . "Fr. Antonio Xaramillo served in the Marianas from 1676 until June 1680, and was then curator of the Mariana Mission in Manila" (Levesque, p. 303). A member of the Society of Jesus, Xaramillo also served as Procurator General for the Province of the Philippines. Daniel Papebroch, S.J., was a Flemish Jesuit hagiographer, one of the Bollandists, and a leading revisionist figure, bringing historical criticism on traditions regarding Catholic Church saints. REFERENCES: Levesque, Rodigue, History of Micronesia, Vol. 7: More Turmoil in the Marianas, 1679-1683, University of Hawai'i Press, 1996. See: Bibliographie Historique de la Compagnie de Jesus, p. 431.

Complete set of ten engravings with studies of physiognomy and facial expressions. Titled in the upper half of the first plate 'Effigies et Repraesentatio Affectionum animi juxta delineationes D. [Charles] Le Brun a D. [Sébastien] Clerio aeri incisae. ? Abbild oder Vorstellung der Gemüths Regungen. Nach abzeichnung des vortrefflichen Mons.r le Brun u[nd] von Mr. le Clerc. in kupffer gebracht. ? Aftekening en Verbeelding der Hartstogten, naer de tekeningen van Monr. Le Brun, in t'koper gebragt door Mr. Le Clercq.' ca. 1700. Engraving and etching on paper, with some margins, mounted on cardboard mat with some annotations in pen; total: 228 x 177 mm; some of the plates present a light rubbing or some traces of foxing otherwise they are in good condition; Hollstein 162-171.