dionysius petavius (38 Ergebnisse)

No Binding. Zustand: Very Good. A splendid original antique engraved portrait . Mounted (matted) and ready to frame. Excellent condition - we pack very well between 2 sheets of thick hardboard . Shows a fine portrait of Denis Pétau (August 21, 1583 - December 11, 1652), also known as Dionysius Petavius, who was a French Jesuit theologian, born at Orleans. A crater on the Moon is named Petavius in his honour.

Zustand: Gut. Kl.-8°, [1] Bl., 127, [7] S.; 247, [61] S., Lederband d. Zt. mit Rückenvergoldung, Kapitale und vorderes Gelenk mit Fehlstellen, stark berieben, der Text sauber.- Band 2 der dreibändigen Ausgabe, enthält auch "successiones patriarcharum, pontificum, imperatorum, ac regnum veteris & novi testamenti" mit ausführlichem Register. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 1100.

Couverture souple. Zustand: bon. RO40238363: 1867. In-4. Broché. Etat d'usage, 1er plat abîmé, Dos satisfaisant, Non coupé. 682 pages. Texte sur 2 colonnes. Papier muet encollé sur le dos, le consolidant. Etiquette de code sur les dos. Tampons de bibliothèque sur le 1er plat et en page de titre. . . . Classification Dewey : 470-Langues italiques. Latin.

Volume V (out of 8): 687pp., text in latin, 28cm., solid modern hardcover, spine in red cloth with gilt title, few occasional foxing, 2 stamps on title page, text printed in two columns, good condition, [Dionysius Petavius = Denis Petau, Orléans-Paris 1583-1652, cfr. De Backer-Sommervogel t.VI col.610 n.47], weight: 1.3kg., R120542.

Volume III (out of 8): 635pp., text in latin, 28cm., solid modern hardcover, spine in red cloth with gilt title, few occasional foxing, 2 stamps on title page, text printed in two columns, good condition, [Dionysius Petavius = Denis Petau, Orléans-Paris 1583-1652, cfr. De Backer-Sommervogel t.VI col.610 n.47], weight: 1.3 kg., R120540.

Volume II (out of 8): 682pp., text in latin, 28cm., solid modern hardcover, spine in red cloth with gilt title, few occasional foxing, 2 stamps on title page, text printed in two columns, good condition, [Dionysius Petavius = Denis Petau, Orléans-Paris 1583-1652, cfr. De Backer-Sommervogel t.VI col.610 n.47], weight: 1.5kg., R120539.

Volume I (out of 8): xiv + 629pp. + frontispiece (portrait of Petavius = Petau), text in latin, 28cm., solid modern hardcover, spine in red cloth with gilt title, some occasional foxing, 2 stamps on title page, text printed in two columns, good condition, [Dionysius Petavius = Denis Petau, Orléans-Paris 1583-1652, cfr. De Backer-Sommervogel t.VI col.610 n.47], weight: 1.4kg., R120538.

Volume VI (out of 8): 700pp., text in latin, 28cm., solid modern hardcover, spine in red cloth with gilt title, few occasional foxing, 2 stamps on title page, text printed in two columns, good condition, [Dionysius Petavius = Denis Petau, Orléans-Paris 1583-1652, cfr. De Backer-Sommervogel t.VI col.610 n.47], weight: 1.4kg., R120543.

[Continuation of title: "De Ecclesiastica Hierarchia. De Poenitentiae vetere in Ecclesia Ratione Diatriba. De Poenitentia publica et Praeparatione ad Communionem. De Poenitentia et Reconciliatione Diatriba"], Volume VIII (out of 8): 720pp., text in latin, 28cm., solid modern hardcover, spine in red cloth with gilt title, few occasional foxing, 2 stamps on title page, text printed in two columns, good condition, [Dionysius Petavius = Denis Petau, Orléans-Paris 1583-1652, cfr. De Backer-Sommervogel t.VI col.610 n.47], weight: 1.4kg., R120544.

Volume IV (out of 8): 687pp., text in latin, 28cm., solid modern hardcover, spine in red cloth with gilt title, few occasional foxing, 2 stamps on title page, text printed in two columns, good condition, [Dionysius Petavius = Denis Petau, Orléans-Paris 1583-1652, cfr. De Backer-Sommervogel t.VI col.610 n.47], weight: 1.4kg., R120541.

Tre parti in due volumi di cm. 18, pp. (22) 761 (3); 351; 352-632. Con ritratto all'antiporta e graziose vignettine ai frontespizi incise in rame. Leg. in mezza perg. con tit. in oro su tass. al dorso. Esemplare ben conservato. L'A. (1583-1652), celebre gesuita francese, insegnò teologia positiva e si dedicò alla collazione di antichi manoscritti. Da queste attività sorsero gli studi relativi a storia e cronologia che gli procurarono prestigio e grande credibilità in ambito europeo (Filippo IV di Spagna gli offrì infatti la cattedra di Storia al collegio di Madrid). Petavio, a dimostrazione della sopraccitata fama, ebbe un ricco e prolungato scambio epistolare con i più grandi intellettuali del tempo. Cfr. Brunet.

Complete in 2 parts in 1 physical volume: [12] + 559 + [85] + 261 + [9] + [4bl] pp., the second part has a separate titlepage, the first part has an added engraved titlepage (depicting an allegorical scene: a nude female figure has expertly been cut out of the engraving most probably because it was too offensive. We found proof that there exist other copies of this work with the same "defect"), "Editio ultima, juxta exemplar Parisinum, quod nonnullis accessionibus auctius factum & ab auctore recognitum", includes indexes, 16cm., contemporary full vellum binding (intact and in very good condition), text in Latin, text clean and bright, [This work is an abridgement of Petavius' "Opus de doctrina temporum" of 1627 which is considered to be "a fundamental contribution to the study of ancient chronology" (Dictionary of the Christian Church)], Ref. De Backer-Sommervogel VI-600, R100764.

Couverture souple. Zustand: bon. RO40174925: 1864-1870. In-4. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. légèrement passée, Dos abîmé, Quelques rousseurs. 7 tomes d'env. 600-700 pages chacun. Tome II manquant. Gravure en noir et blanc en frontispice du tome I (portrait). Texte sur 2 colonnes. Etiquettes de code (et papiers muets) collées sur les dos. Quelques manques sur les dos. Couverture du tome I tachée, et détachée. . . . Classification Dewey : 470-Langues italiques. Latin.

First edition of a controversial work by Denis Pétau containing the results of his historical research on the functioning of Christian clerical authorities (primarily bishops) from the time of the Church Fathers to his own time, followed by a discussion of various questions of dogma. The text contains many citations from Latin and Greek Fathers. It is divided into two "books": liber primus "qui est de episcopis, & eorum jurisdictione, ac dignitate" (pp. 1-160) discusses the very delicate subject of the authority of bishops, a major issue in the disputes between Catholics and Protestants; and liber secundus "in quo certae fidei, vel rerum ecclesiasticarum quaestiones disputantur" (pp. 161-354) discusses various other questions of dogma related to widespread heresies. Pétau was a prodigious author and "one of the most distinguished theologians of the seventeenth century" (Catholic encyclopaedia), with works ranging over chronology, history, philosophy, patristics and the history of dogma. He is now best known for his vast, but unfinished six-volume work on dogma, the first systematic attempt to treat the development of Christian doctrine from an historical point of view. With the foot margin of C5 (pp. 41-42) cut away, with no loss of text, otherwise in fine condition. The binding has some cracks in the hinges but is still in very good condition.l De Backer & Sommervogel VI, col. 606, no. 39; Goldsmith P855; Cathedral libraries cat. P607; USTC 6040670. Gold-tooled red goatskin morocco (ca. 1700?), sewn on 5 cords, each board with a double frame of triple filets with a small decoration on each corner and a larger one outside each corner of the inner frame, spine with the title in the 2nd of 6 compartments and the others richly gold-tooled, gold-tooled raised bands and board edges, marbled paste-downs (straight-combed with teeth spaced 1 to 4 mm apart, in yellow, blue, black and white), gilt edges, headbands in blue and white. With Cramoisy's engraved coupling storks device on the title page (in a cartouche with his arms above - 3 stars above an anchor - and his initials and a star in a heart topped by a cross below), a woodcut headpiece and tailpiece, woodcut decorated initials (3 series) and headpieces built up from typographic ornaments. Set in roman and italic types with extensive passages in Greek. Pages: [24], 354, [8] pp.

siehe Artikelbeschreibung. Zustand: siehe Artikelbeschreibung. ; gebundene Ausgabe; Originaler Ganzlederband auf 5 Bünden; allseits Rotschnitt; farb. Barockes Vorsatzpapier; ganzseitiges Kupferstich - Frontispiz; 780pp; Zustand: Einband - Unterkante berieben; innen: zeitbedingt gebräunt, stellenweise ( Rand - ) fleckig; bis ca. S. 96 unten wasserrandig; sonst zeitentsprechend gutes Ex.; aus aufgelöster Klosterbibliothek;

0. Sprache: Deutschu.

Hardcover. 559, 263 S. + Indices Teile 1 und 2 geb. in 1, so komplett. Pergament d. Zt. Mit Kupfertitel und Portrait Denis Petaus als Frontispiz. Ehemaliges Bibliotheksexemplar mit Stempel und Rückensignatur. Einband etw. bestoßen, Hinteres Buchgelenk angebrochen. Nur leichte Papiernachdunkelung, vereinzelt etw. Braunstich. Satzspiegel in sehr guter Erhaltung. 12° P 93 atx agx la Gewicht in Gramm: 530.

Couverture rigide. Zustand: Très bon. 1 fort volume reliure plein velin ivoire de l'époque, portrait gravé en frontispice (engraved frontispiece portrait by Pieter Sluiter), page de faux-titre gravée illustrée, page de titre imprimée en noir et rouge (title page in two colours, with engraved publisher's vignette), [8], 559 pages [37], 261 pages [4]. Denis Pétau, 1583-1652, Jésuite français. Bel exemplaire ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request ).

Zustand: 0. Vollständiges Exemplar dieser von Jean Hardouin edierten Ausgabe dieses monumentalen Werkes über die astronomischen Grundlagen der Zeiteinteilung und Kalenderrechnung sowie über deren Konsequenzen für die biblische und profane Chronologie. Das Werk wurde eine Fundgrube für spätere Chronologen. - Ausgeschiedenes Bibl.-Exemplar mit entsprechenden Merkmalen (Bibl.-Schildchen bzw. -Signaturen u. gestempelt). Einbände etw. berieben u. berstoßen. Rückenkanten tlw. min. eingerissen. Ein Kapital m. Fehlstelle. Etw. gebräunt u. tlw. leicht stockfleckig. - De Backer/S. VI, 598; Houzeau/L. III, 12840. la Gewicht in Gramm: 5000 Fol. Mit einem gest. Titelportrait. Titelbll. (das erste in Rot u. Schwarz) m. gest. Vignette. Mit einigen Holzschn.-Vignetten u. -Initialen sowie schemat. Textholzschnitten. Zus. ca. 1750 S., Ldr.-Bde. d. Zt. a. 6 Bünden m. Rückenverg., goldgepr. Rückenschildern u. dreiseitigem Rotschnitt.

Leiden; apud Theodorum Haak, 1724. 8:o. 20,5x13 cm. Frontispiece & additional engraved title leaf, (147, 1 blank), 660 & & (1, 1 blank), 195, (7) & (1, 1 blank), 245, (2, 1 blank) pp. & 7 plates (one folding). The three parts are bound together in contemorary full leather with gilt ornaments in compartments, marbled edges. With several woodcut vignettes and initials. The joints are partly cracked but the binding keeps well together. Shallow cracks on spine. The spine label is partly gone. Corners are a bit worn. The title leaf is slightly chipped and a little soiled. A small hole in outer margin of one leaf in the unpaginated preface. Pp. 131/132 in the second part has a tear running from bottom of page through 12 lines of text. Several scattered small stains and cornerfolds. Notes of an early owner on front paste-down. A well-preserved copy of this chronology of world history. "Rationarium Temporum" is an abridged version of the work which was originally published with the title "De doctrina temporum" in 1627.

8vo (20x13 cm). Contemporary blind vellum, title in ink on spine (vellum partly soiled). 152 (incl. title); 660; (ii),195,(vii); 245,(ii: Index),(i:blank) pp. With 2 titles printed in red and black, with woodcut vignettes (first title with stamps and small stain). With frontispiece-portrait and engraved frontispiece: interior of a library. And with 7 (1 folding) other engravings with portrait insets. - The first unnumbered 152 pp. 'Prefatio in Editionem Genevensem Anni 1720'. - Next 660 pp. 'Rationarii Temporum I' (528 pp.) with 'Stemmata' (56 pp) and 'Indices'76 pp. - 'Rationarii Temporum II'. 204 pp. incl. title, 'Ptolemaei Canon Regum' & 'Index'. - 'Rationarium Temporum III'. 245 pp. 'Successiones Patriarcharum, Pontificum, Imperatorum, ac Regum V. & N. Testamenti'. and 2 pp. 'Index'. - Some spots, a few leaves browned, but on the whole a nice copy 2200g.

Tre parti in due volumi di cm. 17, pp. (20) 792; (4) 410; (4) 296. Con ritratto all'antiporta e graziose vignettine ai frontespizi incise in rame. Leg. coeva in piena perg. con tit. in oro su tass. al dorso. Qualche trascurabile traccia di tarlo alla legatura, peraltro esemplare ben conservato. L'A. (1583-1652), celebre gesuita francese, insegnò teologia positiva e si dedicò alla collazione di antichi manoscritti. Da queste attività sorsero gli studi relativi a storia e cronologia che gli procurarono prestigio e grande credibilità in ambito europeo (Filippo IV di Spagna gli offrì infatti la cattedra di Storia al collegio di Madrid). Petavio, a dimostrazione della sopraccitata fama, ebbe un ricco e prolungato scambio epistolare con i più grandi intellettuali del tempo. Cfr. Brunet per altre edizioni.

Die beiden Titelblätter in rot-schwarz-Druck mit ident. Kupfervignette. XII, 316 SS; 1 Bl., 350 SS., einige hübsche Kopf- und Schlußvignetten. (De Backer / Sommervogel, 1872, Bd. 2 Sp. 1891 ff.: "un des savants les plus distingués de son siècle.") Dionysius Petavius aus Orléans, S.J. (Denis Pétau,1583-1652), Theologe, Historiker, bedeutender Chronologe, erwarb in Paris den Magister Artium in Griechisch. Im Jahr 1605 trat er den Jesuiten bei. Viele Jahre Professor der Theologie und der Rhetorik am Collège de Clermont, der wichtigsten Jesuiteneinrichtung in Paris, ab 1639 Kardinal unter Papst Urban VIII. Im Alter von sechzig Jahren beendete er seine Lehrtätigkeit, behielt aber sein Amt als Bibliothekar und widmete den Rest seines Lebens diesem Werk, auch als Dogmata theologica" bekannt. Falls nötig, senden wir Ihnen gerne Bilder dieses Titels via E-Mail. la Gewicht in Gramm: 0 Fol., geglättetes Kalbsleder der Zeit über 6 Bünden, reiche florale Rückenvergoldung, zwei goldgepr. Rückenschildchen, Rotschnitt. Einband berieben und tls. mit Bestoßungen und etwas Fehlstellen am Bezug. Kanten bestoßen.

Franeker, ex officina Leonardi Strik, 1700, in-8°, 15 x 9,5 cm, two parts in one volume, engraved title page, engraved frontispiece portrait, typographical title page in red & black, , 16 nn pp + 559 pp + index ; [pars secunde] title page + 261 pp + index, 19th century full cloth. Ex library with stamp on fly leaf, label in paper on spine. Still a good/fine copy. Petau Denys1583-1652, French jesuit who is considered the restorer of dogma and therefore much appreciated by the protestants, hence this northern Dutch edition.

200x140mm, frontispice, portrait, 72 ff. - 660 pages avec 6 planches et une planche dépliante et des tableaux généalogiques + 195 pages - 3 ff. + 245 pages - 3 ff., lettrines, bandeaux, culs-de-lampes, livre en latin, reliure parchemin d'époque avec pièce de titre doré au dos. Bel exemplaire. En cas de problème de commande, veuillez nous contacter via notre page d'accueil / If there is a problem with the order, please contact us via our homepage.

(152)+660+195+(9)+245+(2) pag. Full leather, with coat of arms of Haarlem on covers (Spoelder 3). With price, d.d. 1819 for Jacob Warning, pupil of the Latin school of Haarlem. Illustrated with titleprint and portrait.

2 parts in 1 vol., 12mo., on laid paper, part II with 8 full-page tables in the text, wanting title to first part and part II E6-7, part 1 R3 with small marginal tear (not affecting text or marginalia), neat early eighteenth century ex libris inscription on blank preliminary verso, some negligible age-staining; original full vellum, yapped edges, backstrip lettered in MS, a remarkably bright, clean, tight copy in wholly unrestored contemporary binding. This is the complete work, comprising Part I Books 1-IX and Part II Books 1-IV, thirteen books in all. The two parts are separately titled and paginated, and each has its own (extensive) index. Part I retains the dedication to D. Ludovico Borbonio, ad Lectorem, indiculus auctorum, and the two 'summa' leaves. Part I pagination is mis-numbered from p.443 onwards. Effectively an abridgement of the great Jesuit scholar's masterpiece 'Opus de doctrina temporum' (1627). Denis [Denys] Petau (1583-1652) studied in Paris under Scaliger and later resigned his lectureship at Bourges to join the Society of Jesus. He spent the majority of his academic career as Master of Divinity at the College de Clermont, the chief Jesuit establishment in Paris. A splendid, if predictably imperfect, copy in wonderful contemporary binding. EXTREMELY SCARCE.

8°. 1665 u. 1664. Noch recht frühe Ausgabe des erstmals 1633 in Paris erschienenen und bis in die Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts häufiger aufgelegten chronologischen Abrisses der kirchlichen und profanen Geschichte und der Einführung in die Chronologie., 7 Bll., 660 S., 48 Bll., 2 Bll., 288 S., 4 Bll. 2 Bände in 1 Band. Pergamentband der Zeit mit handschriftl. Rückentitel. Sprache: Latein, Jeweils mit kleiner Holzschnittdruckermarke auf dem Titel. Einband leicht berieben, fleckig und gebräunt; etwas stockfleckig und gebräunt; hinterer Innendeckel und hinterer Vorsatz mit kleinem Wurmloch; Blatt S. 385/386 von Band 1 mit kleinem Loch (Papierfehler) und hier mit geringem Buchstabenverlust; 3 alte Besitzvermerke auf dem vorderen Innendeckel; alter Kaufvermerk auf dem Vordervorsatz; Stempel auf dem Titel. Denis Petau (1583-1562); franz. Theologe, Philologe und Historiker; Jesuit; neben Joseph Justus Scaliger der bedeutendste Chronologe seiner Zeit; das vorliegende Werk, eine Kurzfassung seines 1627 erschienenen Werkes "De doctrina temporum", enthält als Band 1 einen chronologischen Überblick über die Geschichte bis zum Jahr 1632 und als Band 2 ein kurzgefasstes Lehrbuch der Wissenschaftlichen Chronologie. VD 17 39:121994H.

11 Bll., 761; 632 S. Mit gest. Porträt. Marm. Lederbände d. Zt. Wetzer-Welte IX, 1841. Vgl. Graesse V/218. Petavius (1583-1652) war Dogmatiker, Philologe und Chronologe. Das vorliegende Werk enthält eine kurze Entwicklung der chronologischen Grundsätze und einen Überblick über die Weltgeschichte bis 1632. - Einbände berieben. Unteres Kapital abgestossen und mit Wurmspuren. Titel und Vorsätze mit altem Namenszug. Wenig stockfleckig. Gewicht (Gramm): 1040.