Boniface viii (18 Ergebnisse)

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Zustand: New. KlappentextWORK IS IN FRENCH This book is a reproduction of a work published before 1920 and is part of a collection of books reprinted and edited by Hachette Livre, in the framework of a partnership with the National Library of France, .

Zustand: New. KlappentextWORK IS IN FRENCH This book is a reproduction of a work published before 1920 and is part of a collection of books reprinted and edited by Hachette Livre, in the framework of a partnership with the National Library of France, .

Zustand: New. KlappentextWORK IS IN FRENCH This book is a reproduction of a work published before 1920 and is part of a collection of books reprinted and edited by Hachette Livre, in the framework of a partnership with the National Library of France, .

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Zustand: New. KlappentextHistoire de S. Loys IX. du nom, roy de France . Par messire Jean sire de Jonville, seneschal de Champagne. Nouvellement mise en lumiere, suivant l original ancien de l autheur. Avec diverses pieces du mesme temps non encor imp.

In-8°. [16] 493 pp [3] . Contemporary overlapping vellum. Goldstamped medaillon on the front and back cover . Rare Plantin edition of the canonical collection of the five books of the decretals of Gregory IX compiled under order of Boniface VIII. Part of the Corpus Juris Canonici. Good copy in its original binding . Ref: L. Voet, Plantin Press 1030.…

Volume in-folio, reliure abîmée de papier et de cuir non tanné de l'époque, dos muet à cinq nerfs, composé de trois parties, introduites chacune par une page de titre à la marque des imprimeurs Guillaume Merlin, Guillaume Des Bois et Sébastien Nivelle avec leur devise "Veniet tempus messionis. Non oderis laboriosa opera. Homo nascitur ad laborem. Vade, piger, ad formicam." : I. Sextus decretalium liber Aegidii Perrini opera suae genuinae integritati restitutus, Jacobi Fontani cura illustratus, et Joannis Andreae, Archidiaconi, Dominici, Ancharani, Philippi Franci, Dini, aliorumque . virorum commentariis . redditus, [4] bl.-[20]-886 col.-[9] pp. II. Clementinae, sev Clementis V. Pont. Max. constitutiones, in Concilio Viennensis editae, ab Aegidio Perrino, officiali de Josayo, diligenter recognitae, glosis, argumentis, annotationibus, juris patronatus arbore, et Ioannis Imolae, Ancharani, Zabarellae, Barbatiae, Panormitani, aliorumque doctorum commentariis feliciter illustratae, [2] p.-368 col., [12] p. III. Extravagantes Joannis XXII. pontifici maximi, sedulo recognitae, et ab Jacobo Fontano Brugensi explicatiores redditae, adscripta insuper vera ejusdem Joannis historia, ex Sabellico, Nauclero, Platina, Volaterrano, Aemilio, Ritio, & Aegnatio nunc primum fideliter reposita, [4] p.-390 col.-[7] p.-[6] p. bl. Recueil de trois grands textes de droit canon, le Sexte de Boniface VIII (1298), les Clémentines de Clément V (1317) et les Extravagantes de Jean XXII. Belle typographie sur deux colonnes, gloses encadrant le texte, lettrines, bois gravés précédant le "proemium" du Sexte et des Clémentines, bois gravés représentant 'l'arbor consanguinitatis" et "l'arbor affinitatis" (col. 615-618 du Sexte), bois gravé représentant "l'arbor seu figura declarativa tituli de jure patronatus" (col.365-366 des Clémentines). Reliure de papier déchirée au dos, mouillure au coin supérieur droit de chaque page. (EvB65). PHOTOS NUMERIQUES DISPONIBLES PAR EMAIL SUR SIMPLE DEMANDE-DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPS MAY BE AVAILABLE ON REQUEST. Size: 23 x 34,5. Livre.…

8vo. (8), 216 ff. Stipple-engraved printer's device on title page and several prettily historiated initials. Contemporary blindstamped pigskin on 3 raised bands. Wants ties. Well-printed Paris edition of the "Liber Sextus Bonifacii", the collection of medieval canon law that formed the third part of the Corpus Iuris Canonici. One of the last productions from the press of the Parisian stationer, printer, and bookbinder Claude Chevallon (1479-1537). - Early ink ownership "Joan. Christoph Schwarz" to title page and notes to final flyleaf. Wants first flyleaf; upper pastedown shows traces of a removed bookplate. Some browning; corners wrinkled; a few thumb indexes torn out. The blind-stamped roll tools on the binding are signed "H.S.", possibly with the date "[15]14" (not recorded in Haebler). - This edition not in Adams or BM-STC French.…

Illus., 16 x 11", full vellum, fo. CLXXX + V, covers worn and darkened, outer hinges cracked (front cover almost detached, rear cover detached), inner hinges splitting, bookplates, EX-LIBRARY Meadville Theological Seminary with minimal markings, prelims waterstained at foredge (which is chipped), toned, otherwise contents nice with some finger soiling on margins; BOUND WITHl Clementis V [Pope Clement V] CONSTITUTIONES, fo. LXXII + III + "vita"; AND Johannis XXII [Pope John XIII] EXTRAVAGANTES, fo. XL + Tabula, splash stains at foredge of verso of last page, rear end paper almost detatched, condition as above. …

In-8 de (6)-266-(8) ff., veau blond glacé, dos à nerfs orné d'un chiffre répété, armes sur les plats (reliure du XVIIe siècle). Édition partagée des Décrétales de Boniface VIII au format portatif in-octavo, sortie des presses parisiennes de Guillaume Merlin, Guillaume Desboys et Sébastien Nivelle, associés depuis l'année précédente (1558).Le Liber Sextus Decretalium promulgué par la bulle Sacrosanctae du 3 mars 1298 et compilé à la demande de Boniface VIII par Guillaume de Mandagot, évêque d'Embrun, Bérenger Frédo, évêque de Béziers, et Ricardo Petroni, vice-chancelier du pape,constitue le troisième des grands recueils du Corpus Juris Canonici après les Décrétales de Grégoire IX (1234). Son titre désigne le sixième livre ajouté aux cinq livres du Liber Extra. Il contient notamment 88 regulae juris empruntées au droit romain et compilées vraisemblablement par Dino de' Rossoni, professeur de droit civil à Bologne. Réputé « instrument d'avancement politique » de l'un des papes les plus ambitieux du Moyen Âge, Boniface VIII (Bénédicte Caetani, ca 1235-1303) qui avait contraint ses deux prédécesseurs à abdiquer, le Sextus fut dès sa promulgation au c?ur d'un combat politique et théologique majeur : Dante, son contemporain, le plongea dans la fosse des simoniaques de l'Enfer (chant XIX) aux côtés de Nicolas III.La Sexte fit l'objet d'une intense activité éditoriale dès les premières décennies de l'imprimerie, premier incunable à Mayence chez Fust et Schöffer en 1465, puis Lyon, Strasbourg, Spire, Nuremberg, Bâle, et demeura jusqu'au Code de droit canonique de 1917 l'une des pièces centrales du droit officiel de l'Église catholique.Bel exemplaire aux armes et au chiffre de Henri-Louis de Loménie de Brienne (1658-1743), secrétaire d'État et fils du comte de Brienne (1636-1698), dont il vendit la fameuse bibliothèque à Londres en plusieurs vacations à partir du 28 avril 1724. Exemplaire rogné court en tête, sans atteinte au titre courant. Cachet ancien de l'évêché de Bayeux sur le titre.Olivier-Hermal-Roton, pl. 1077, fers 2 et 3. …

Zustand: Very Good. cclxxxviii, cxx, lxiiii, lxiiii, xi pp., printed throughout in red and black, numerous woodcut text illustrations and diagrams, text in double columns, title foredge expertly restored without loss to text, early ink marginalia throughout, final two parts with light marginal dampstaining and occasional marginal worming, contemporary calf, boards blind stamped with elaborate design, rebacked, 4to, [Venice: Luceantonii de Guinta, 1514] Issued in five parts, this collection of canon law is actually an omnibus of civil laws, researched and written primarily by jurists of the time. Beautifully printed by Giunta, the woodcuts depict church life as well as civil life. This collection of canon law norms includes Boniface VIII's Sacrosanctae bull from 1298, which integrated the Liber Extra with the newer canonical norms from 1234. It was issued during a period of intense conflict between the Papacy and European monarchs. Pope Boniface VIII (r. 1294-1303) was a controversial figure due to his involvement in foreign affairs. He became a personal enemy of the poet Dante due to his interference in Florentine politics (ultimately resulting in the poet's exile). Boniface was the target of allegations regarding witchcraft and sorcery, largely propelled by his political enemies, particularly King Philip IV of France. Accusations suggested he kept a familiar demon, practiced magic, and was a "good friend of the Devil". These charges were, in part, a political weapon to discredit him and a reflection of 14th-century anxieties, with claims that he was a sorcerer, a diviner, and an enchanter who used illicit arts. The third work, Extravagantes viginti Joannis vigesimisecundi (Twenty Extravagants of Pope John XXII) is a specific collection of twenty papal constitutions (decretals) issued by Pope John XXII (1316-1334) that were not included in the official Clementines (constitutions of Pope Clement V) and were therefore considered to be "wandering" or "outside" (extravagantes) the Corpus Juris Canonici. On the verso of fol. 137 is a woodcut depicting an itinerant conjuror performing tricks to an audience, with a caption warning that clerics should not engage with such undignified persons, as conjurors are jokers, fools, and buffoons.…