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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. St. Jerome and Holy Scripture | The Encyclical Letter of Our Holy Father, Pope Benedict XV | Pope Benedictus Xv | Taschenbuch | 64 S. | Englisch | 2017 | hansebooks | EAN 9783337100919 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Hansebooks GmbH, Trakehner Weg 52, 22844 Norderstedt, gb[at]hansebooks[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. This work was reproduced from the original artifact, and remains as true to the original work as possible. Therefore, you will see the original copyright references, library stamps (as most of these works have been housed in our most important libraries around the world), and other notations in the work.

No Binding. Zustand: Very Good. A splendid antique engraved portrait. Mounted/matted and ready to frame. Attractive and decorative.

Hardcover. Zustand: Brand New. reprint edition. 87 pages. 8.50x5.50x0.25 inches. In Stock.

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Zustand: Poor. reprint. Later half calf over pebble grained cloth. G. xxviii+540pp, bound with approx 25 blank leaves at the rear, upper board detached & 2 thirds of the spine likewise, endpapers yellowed, occasional marginalia, old ownership signatures to the half title & endpaper ( of John Rock, Irish College, Rome dated 1875 ), Ink stamp of Clonard Monastery Belfast, a working copy. The first volume of Pope Benedict XIV' most renowned work - De Synodo Dioecesana, which has been called 'the best work on diocesan synods' [Catholic Encyclopaedia]. De Synodo Dioecesana, a classic work, first published in 1748 after Lambertini's elevation to the papacy, is an adaptation, to diocesan administration, of general ecclesiastical law. Augustin Joseph Schulte in the Catholic Encyclopaedia called it 'one of the most important, if not the most important, modern work on canon law' 1100 grams.

Zustand: Good. Folio (295x210 mm). 13, [1 blank] pp. Lacking the final blank leaf. Unbound. Title page printed in red and blck with two engraved vignettes. Other engraved vignette and initial on the following leaf. Issued on 9 February 1749 (?Datum apud Sanctam Mariam Majorem die 9. Februarii 1749?). Large stain to the lower margin of the first two leaves, otherwise a good copy.This interesting papal brief from 1749 is addressed to Cardinal Henry Stuart and concerns the case of a Jewish man who was ready to convert to Catholicism, and his Protestant wife. Despite dispensations in the missionary practice in Japan and China and also taking Jewish law into consideration, the Pope explains that the man must be baptised, the wife must renounce heresy, and then the couple must be remarried under Catholic law.Henry Benedict Mary Clement Stuart of York was born in Rome in 1725. He was the younger son of James Francis Edward Stuart, son of King James II of England, de iure James III, called the Old Pretender, and Maria Clementina Sobieska, granddaughter of Jan Sobieski, king of Poland. He was baptized by Pope Benedict XIII. From birth he had the title of Prince of England, Scotland, France and Ireland. His brother, Charles Edward, was known as the Young Pretender, King Charles III. In October 1745, Henry went to Paris to seek support for his brother Prince Charles' campaign to restore their father to his thrones. In May and June 1746, he participated in his only active military service at the siége of Antwerp. In June 1747, Pope Benedict XIV announced his intention to elevate Duke Henry to the Sacred College of Cardinals. He received the clerical tonsure from Pope Benedict XIV in the Sistine Chapel, on June 30, 1747. Created cardinal deacon in the consistory of July 3, 1747, he received the red hat on July 8, 1747 and the deaconry of S. Maria in Portico Campitelli, July 31, 1747. In 1758 he was elected titular archbishop of Corinto. In 1788, when his brother Prince Charles Stuart died, he was proclaimed by the Jacobites Henry IX, king de iure of Great Britain, France, and Ireland. In 1798, during the invasion of Rome by the Bonapartist troops, he heavily contributed to the ransom paid to avoid the sacking of the city. He died on July 13, 1807, in the episcopal palace of Frascati.Italian Union Catalog, IT\ICCU\RMLE\036934. Book.

39x26 cm half leather bindings with gilt decorations on the spines, title labels, and marbled paper-covered boards. Complete in 15 volumes bound in 6 physical tomes. Illustrated with some engravings in the text, 7 plates and 5 folding engravings. Text in Latin. Bindings show small signs of wear, labels on spines. with some rubbing on the corners and edges. Some volumes have some minor occasional stains and browning. Few pages with larger old (water)stains, not affecting the text. Although the set is in very good condition. Rare. See pictures. Contents: Volume 1 (Tomi I-II): half-title, portrait, lxxxviii, 363, folding engraving, iv, 380 pages. Volume 2 (Tomi III-IV): iv, 440, iv, 476 pages. Volume 3 (Tomi V-VII): 212, viii, 207,(1), with 2 ill. in the text, 7 plates and 4 folding engravings, xii, 215, (1) pages. Volume 4 (Tomi VIII-X): xx, 240, iv, 227, (1), xii, 284 pages. Volume 5 (Tomi XI-XII): xx, 218, iv, 258 pages. Volume 6 (Tomi XIII-XV): xii, 246, ii, 211, viii, 158 pages. 16420g.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Zustand: Bien. Idioma latín. Cinco tomos encuadernados en cuatro volíumenes ( obra completa). Encuadernación en plena piel de la época, lomera cuajada ( algunas faltas ligeras), cantos coloreados. Buen estado. Dimensiones: 24x19 - ( 676 pp. + grabado con retrato y portada a dos tintas, 328, 295, 314 pp. ).

Nanceii, ( Nancy ), Ex typis Petri Antoine (&) Henrici et Petri Thomas, 1759, in-8°, 17 x 10,8 cm, (26) nn pp ( engraved frontispiece, title with vignet, calender) + 540 pp + (2)nn pp + clxxvi pp. ( complete for the ''Pars Aestiva''. ). Printed in two colums. Bound in contemporary full red morocco, both covers with floral gilt decoration, gilt decorated spine. All edges gilt, marbled endpapers. Binding with some traces of use, especially at the extremities (lower corners), inside a clean copy with large lower margins. No provenance markings.

Romae (Roma), 1770, Ex Typographia Rev. Cameræ Apostholicæ, xxxxviii pp + 320 pp + 13 pp (supplement). Bound in contemporary full roan ; with title label on spine ( only partially preserved); leather of binding is worn and scratched but binding is technically in good order. Marbled edges, interior fine, no provenance indication.

Ratisbonae ( Regensburg ), Sumptibus et typis Friderici Pustet, s.d. (Approbatio 25 March 1930), in-4°, 30,2 x 21,8 cm, (54) pp (with chromolithographic frontispiece) + 816 pp + 18* pp (Missa Propria Diocesis Monasteriensis) + 219 pp (Commune Sanctorum) + 36 pp (Cantus ad libitum) + 4** pp (index ).Inserted between pp. 320/321 : Praefationes Particulares. (24) pp. All pages printed in red and black . BINDING : Full green morocco, raised spine with gilt title and ornamentation, both covers decorated with large gilt decoration and lettering, consisting of a quote from the New Testament (John 4.14 - Jesus to the Samaritan) '' SED AQUA QUAM EGO.). 8 gilt brass corners i and two large gilt brass clasps. All edges gilt. With green and red leather tabs ( all present, undamaged) and a silk 6 fold bookmark. Some light use at the canon page but a missal in fine condition with hardly any traces of use, The green colour is unusual for a missal binding. Allmost all missals are bound in black or red leather. (Binding signed Drey [?] on the back cover.).The missal was composed to be serving in the diocese of Münster (Germany). The missal, always in Latin, was the most important book in the Roman catholic liturgy and served during mass (Eucharist celebration). It was made universal for the Church at the Council of Trent (1545-1563) and virtually made redundant at the Second Vatican Council in the 1960's. Finely preserved missal in a spectacular and highly unusual binding.

Ratisbonae ( Regensburg ), Sumtibus, chartis et typis Friderici Pustet, 1863, in-folio, 40 x 26,5 cm, (34) nn pp (with chromolithograpic title; typographical title, calender.) + 548 pp (with several full page steel engraved plates ) + (179) pp + (1)nn pp ((ad Lectori) + xlviii pp (appendix missarum) + 16 pp (Missae Proproae Sanctorum.Dioecesis Leodiensis). The last part (16pp) is printed in the same typography by the Mechlin publisher-printer Dessain and indicates that the missal was intended for use in the Diocese of Liège (Southern Belgium). All pages printed in red and black with intricate typographical border. Printed in two columns, with numerous picturial initioals. , . BINDING : Full red-brown morocco, smooth spine with engraved silver title., both covers decrated with important silver decoration: frontcover ''the last supper'' ; backcover ''nativity scene'', two working silver clasps ; corners with large silver triangle protections (9cm). All silver decorations with the silver marking ''J)(D'' (unidentified, probably Liège) All edges gilt. With end papers in red colored silk. Fine silver binding in fine condition with hardly any traces of use,(the outer joints are expertly restored). Interior fine and without stains or foxing. which is rare because these missals were in daily use during mass service in the Roman Catholic church. The missal, always in Latin, was the most important book in the Roman catholic liturgy and served during mass (Eucharist celebration). It was made universal for the Church at the Council of Trent (1545-1563) and virtually made redundant at the Second Vatican Council in the 1960's. Finely preserved missal in a spectacular and wel preserved silver bindin.

#Roma, apud Jo: Mariam Salvioni, Joachinum, et Jo. Josephum Filios, Typographos Pontificios Vaticanos, 1745, (con) Superiorum Facultate. format in-folio ( 418 x 280 mm). Engraved frontispice ( ex typographia Vaticana) + (4)nn pp (typograpical title; index, engraved plate) + 176 pp. With 16 full page engravings; 21 engraved vignets; 3 engraved pictural borders and 16 engraved initials, many pages with music scores (6 staves per page). Entirely printed in red & black and in two comums within a double typographical border. The canon plate is an engraving by Aloysius Gomier after a design of Hannibale Caracci. Binding: Bound in contemporary full red morocco. Front and back cover with a rich gilt decoration: a broad (2 cm) floral border; a central supra libro within a quadrangle consisting of a similar broad floral border.All edges gilt. Double fillets on the board edges. Decorated spine with green leather title label. Most probably a Fren,ch binding. We could not identify the owner. Description of the supra libro (in French) ''Chevron d'or chargé d'une étoile en chef et accompagné de trois coquilles, l'écu sommé de la mitre et posé sur deux crosses passées en sautoir, dimension 83 x 64 mm. (shield of a bishop or abbott). Binding is in good order but shows some scratches and minimal wear at the extremities (no loss of leather). The interior comes with some scattered small stains; the first 50 pp. have (mainly marginal) faint foxing spots. On the whole still a fine/good copy. Rare liturgical book for the Roman Catholic rite, destined for its highplaced clergy, as explicitly mentioned in the title. The quality of the typography, illustration and binding emphazise the book's importance.

Ratisbonae ( Regensburg ), Sumptibus et typis Friderici Pustet, 1932, in-folio, 34,5 x 24,5 cm, (4) nn pp (with colored frontispiece) + 4** pp + (48) pp + 552 pp + (2)nn pp + 2 pp + (553) - 674 pp + (2)nn pp + (675) - 751 pp + (5)nn pp + (8)nn pp ( blank) +[216] pp + 32* pp + (4) nn pp (approbatio) + 39 pp ( appendix cantus ad libitum). The single non paginated leaves are later inserts. The approbatio is dated 25 Martii 1921 - Ruremundae. All pages printed in red and black . BINDING : Full emerald green morocco, raised spine with gilt title and ornamentation, both covers decorated with large gilt decoration and lettering, consisting of a central cross in yellow leather and the gilt lettering ''IHS'' surrounded by a large gilt mandorla . 8 gilt brass corners in a modern geometrical design ( art deco style ) and two large gilt brass clasps. All edges gilt. With end papers in grey colored silk. With green leather tabs ( all present, undamaged) and a silk 6 fold bookmark. Spectacular binding in very fine condition with hardly any traces of use, which is rare because these missals were in daily use during mass service in the Roman Catholic church. The green colour is also very unusual for a missal binding. Allmost all missals are bound in black or red leather. The missal, always in Latin, was the most important book in the Roman catholic liturgy and served during mass (Eucharist celebration). It was made universal for the Church at the Council of Trent (1545-1563) and virtually made redundant at the Second Vatican Council in the 1960's. Finely preserved missal in a spectacular and highly unusual binding.

Zustand: very good. Lovanii : typis Martini van Overbeke, 1742. Contemp. mottled calf binding. 343 pp. 8vo. With index and some decorated head- and tailpieces. Letterpiece missing. - Papal and Tridentine views on clandistine marriages between protestants ('heretics') or protestants and catholics in the Netherlands and Belgium where many Catholics had already lost their faith. In 1741 Benedict had issued his declaration 'De matrimoniis clandestinis'. With contributions from catholic bishops and a few older and contemporary views. Cf. Denzinger, ed. 37, 2515 - 2520. Condition : very good copy. Keywords : THEOLOGY, canon law, Kirchenrecht *2006-100 canon law.