Aquitaine prosper (17 Ergebnisse)

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

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

Hardcover, no dust jacket. Ex-Libris with usual library matter. Slight wear on upper edge of text. Otherwise VG 248 pp.

Zustand: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

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

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

Hardcover. Zustand: Brand New. text is free of markings edition. 248 pages. 9.00x6.00x1.00 inches. In Stock.

Binding sound, text unmarked. Zustand: Very Good. No dustwrapper. Spine slightly cocked. Robust packaging. Tracking is always added to USA orders. It can be added to other overseas orders on request. Used books are exempt from USA tariffs. No ownership marks. Binding sound, text unmarked. Size: 234pp. No ownership marks. …

Original hardcover. (6),234,(2) pp.; 22x14.5 cm. "Ancient Christian Writers, 14". Text in English. - (spine (sun)faded, some notes and underlinings in pencil) Although very good, see picture 500g.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The letter is a communication to Augustine, Prosper highlights the writer's previous correspondence through a deacon and the intention to address theological concerns regarding Pelagianism. The writer notes that some Christians in Marseille believe Prosper's views on the calling of the elect contradict traditional ecclesiastical teachings. Despite the publication of Prosper's work 'Correction and Grace,' which aimed to clarify these issues, the misunderstanding persists, causing division among believers. The writer expresses concern over the potential for heretical beliefs to mislead the faithful and emphasizes the importance of clear guidance in matters of faith.…

Ex-library, octavo, blue heavy boards, gilt lettering to spine, gilt motif to front board, unpaginated prelims + 234pp, VG+ (usual library markings, sl bruising to extrems, sl tanning & foxing to page edges & eps, minor scuffing to rear pastedown) in d/w, VG (single library label to base of spine, price clipped, moderate tanning & tape reinforcement to spine, moderate tape remnants & staining to edges, light creasing & chipping to edges, sm ink stamp to rear, light tanning & foxing, sm scuffing & surface loss to rear flap). …

Zustand: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Couverture rigide. Zustand: Assez bon. Deux ouvrages en 1 volume, in-12, relié plein veau, dos à nerfs lisse orné, filets sur les plats, coins émoussés, un mors fendu sur 3 cm. , texte en latin . 1° ouvrage, XXIX, (3), 394 pages . 2° ouvrage ( édition de 1759 ) : VIII, 196 pages .

hardcover. Zustand: very good(-). Second. Illustrated throughout with historiated and floriated woodcut initials; large woodcut Fuchs device on title (Heitz 137).Very thick 8vo, [16], 856, [22] pages. Bound in full contemporary brown calf; a Parisian trade binding with blind-ruled borders, gilt-stamped corner fleurons & central floral medallion (well-worn at tips with front cover detached and some loss at foot of spine). Coloniae: ex officina Heronis Alopecii, 1540. A very good(-) copy. A very nice edition - apparently the second - of the works of the fifth century Augustinian who studied astronomy, mathematics and chronology, along with theology. Preceded by a short biography by Giovanni Antonio Flaminio and an address from printer Fuchs to the Cologne Senate, the present recension contains some spurious opuscula adopted directly from the folio issued by Gryphius in Lyon in 1539. …

Hardcover. Zustand: Fair. A collection of 6 volumes by St. Augustine and St. Prosper, all published in Venice in 1538 and 1539. Contains On Christian Doctrine, On Faith and Works, Predestination, the Enchiridion, Opuscula on Faith and Freedom by Prosper of Aquitaine, Epigrammatica by Prosper of Aquitaine, and others. Individual volumes are: On Christian Doctrine (Doctrinia Christiana) by St. Augustine was written around the year 400. Diui Aurelii Augustini de doctrina Christiana libri IIII. O[mni]ibus sacra[m] scripturam vel recte intelligere, vel fructuose populo p[ro]ponere vole[n]tib[us] perq[uam] utiles & necessarii Eiusdem de spiritu & litera ad Marcellinum liber unus [On the Spirit and the Word] Eiusdem de fide & operibus lib. Unus [On Faith and Works] Euidem de natura & gratia co[n]tra Pellagianos liber unus. [On Nature and Grace] Venetiis in Officina D. Bernardini MCXXXVIII [1538.] 304 pages. (pages numbered on the recto only, 1-152) Title page with decorated border including blank shield at the bottom, where previous owner has drawn in a coat of arms with bent bar across the middle and three stars. On the verso of leaf 72, the text narrows to a point and the publisher has put his name and the date (1538) again. Then page 73 begins with a title header and large initial. The bottom of leaf 125 ends with "D. Aurelli Augustini Hipponensis Episcopi, Libri di fide & operibus finis." The next page has a title header and large initial. Bound with: Opuscula de Gratio et libero Arbitrio Sancti Prosperi Aquitani, Epsicopi Reginensis, viri Religiosissimi, Diui Augustini Discipuli, & in diuinis scripturis eruditissimi. [De Gratua [Dei] et libero arbitrio -- On Faith and Freedom, by Prosper of Aquitaine. Written around the year 432 (after Augustine's death) a short work on the Pelagian Heresy (original sin).] Venetiis MDXXXVII [1538] 96 pages (pages numbered on the recto only, 1-48) Title page with decorated border (exactly the same border as the previous title). Publisher's name not printed on the title page, but provided at the bottom of the last page, "D. Bernardinum Stagninum" Bound with: Prosperi Aquinatici Epigrammata super Diui Aurelli Augustini Sententias quasdam Exarata. Venetiis. MDXXXVIII [1538] Pages numbered 234-254, on the recto only. 40 pages. Title page has the same decorative border as the previous ones. The Epigrammata is a compilation of 106 epigrams, drawn from St. Augustine. Bound with: Diui Aurelii Augustini Hipponensis Episcopi de Gratia & Libero Arbitrio, ad Valentinum & cum illo monachis, liber unus. Eiusdem de Correptione & gratia ad eunde & com illo Monachis, Liber unus. Quibus Praemittuntur Epistolae duae Diui Augustini ad Valentum, contra eos qui negant liberum Arbitrium. Venetiis. MCXXXVIII [1538] Pages numbered on the recto only, 65-111 (92 pages). Title page with same border as the rest. Publisher not noted on the title page, but bottom of last page provides, "D. Bernardinum Stagninum de Tridino." Bound with: Diui Aurelii Augustini Hopponensis Episcopi De praedestinatione & gratia. Liber unus. De praedestinatione sanctorum. Liber primus. Liber secundus de bono perseuerantiae. De Praedestinatione dei. Liber unus. Venetiis in Officina D. Bernardini. MDXXXVIII Pages numbered on the recto only, 1-64. (128 pages). Same decorated border as the rest. Bound with: Diui Aurelli Augustini Hipponensis Episcopi Enchiridion Ad laurentium. II. Venetiis as Signum Putei MDXXXIX [1539] Pages numbered on the recto only, 1-51 (102 pages). Woodblock on the title page. Bottom of final page adds, "Venetiis Ioan. De Nicolinis Sabien. Supltu uero D. Andraea Ariuabeni. MCXXXIX. Mense Ianuario." The Enchiridion, or Handbook,was written around 420. In all, there are 6 titles printed by 2 different publishers in 1538 and 1539, containing the works of St. Augustine and St. Prosper. They are currently bound together, though form the pagination it is clear that they were originally issued separately. {email for photos].…

8vo., pp. [xvi], 903, [xlvii]. Printer's woodcut device to title-page with motto 'Reru[m] vigilantia custos', woodcut initials. Occasional underlining in an old hand. A little light foxing and some small ink spots, a few leaves of index trimmed close just touching headline. Contemporary vellum, title inked to spine and fore-edge, remains of ties, fore-edges slightly overlapped. Spine a little concave, smudgy marks, both pastedowns lifted and tattered with some loss, still very good. In an old hand, ownership inscription of Thos. Baddeley to ffep and title-page, with some tiny neatly-written notes. Dedication signed by I. Oliverius (Johannes Oliverius of Ghent). St Prosper of Aquitaine (c.390-c.463) was, writes Abbé L. Valentin 'much more famous for what he wrote than for what he did' (St. Prosper d'Aquitaine. Paris, 1900). His writings primarily comprised the defence and distribution of the teachings of St Augustine of Hippo, especially those concerning grace and free will. He was also the first writer to continue St Jerome's Chronicon. Though his Epitoma Chronicon was criticised it is especially useful for the period 425-455 (about which he wrote from personal experience) due to the scarcity of other sources. BM STC German 1601-1700, P1188. …

Zustand: very good. Venetiis : Apud Simonem Occhi, sub signo Italiae, 1744. 2 Parts in 1 volume. Contemp. vellum binding with red letterpiece. xxviii, 561, [1]; 325 pp. Folio. Printed in double columns. Title page in red and black with vignette. Binding bit soiled. Two small paper tickets on spine/ Library stamp on first free endpaper. Very good copy. - Later Italian edition of the collected works of Saint Prosper of Acquitane (c.390 - c.455), a Christian writer and disciple of Saint Augustine of Hippo. Contents : Volume 1. Sancti Prosperi Aquitani vita -- Sancti Prosperi epistola ad Augustinum -- Hilarii ad Augustinum epistola -- S. Augustini de praedest. SS. liber primus -- Ejusdem de dono perseverantiae liber II -- S. Prosperi ad Rufinum epistola -- S. Prosperi in Carmen de ingratis praefatio -- Ejusdem in obtrectatorem Augustini epigramma -- In eumdem aut alium epigramma -- Epitaphium Nestorianae & Pelag. haereseon -- Responsiones ad capitula object. Gallorum -- Ad capitula objectionum Vincentianarum -- Ad excerpta Genuensium -- S. Caelestini pro Prospero & Hilario &c. epistola -- Sedis Apostolicae episcop. auctoritates de gratia -- Joannis Cassiani collatio XIII -- S. Prosperi liber contra collatorem -- Psalmorum a C., ad CL. expositio -- Sententiarum ex Augustino delibatarum liber I -- Ex sententiis Augustini epigrammatum liber I -- Chronicum integrum -- Concilium Arausicanum II -- Confessio quae dicitur Prosperi -- Poema conjugis ad uxorem -- De providentia divina [incerti auctoris] carmen -- De vocatione omnium gentium [ignoti auctoris] libri II -- Ad Demetriadem [ignoti auctoris] epistola. -- Volume 2. Juliani Pomerii de vita contemplativa libri III -- De promissionibus & praedictionibus Dei [incerti auctoris] liber -- Chronicon Prosperi Tironis -- Varia scripta & monumenta, quorum lectio operibus sancti Prosperi, ac historiae Semipelagianae lucem affert: ac inter illa primo loco S. Augustini de correptione & gratia ad Valentinum liber I -- Sancti Asterii episcopi Amaseae Homiliae Condition : very good copy. Keywords : . …