Meyer johann jean (3 Ergebnisse)

Softcover. Zustand: Sehr gut. 224 Seiten Eine Sammlung von Meisterwerken der deutschen Sprache aus dem 19. Jahrhundert, zusammengestellt von Emil Staiger. Zustand: Einband mit stärkeren Gebrauchsspuren, Seiten geringfügig gebräunt, insgesamt GUTER Zustand. HC1-641-5/8-00589571 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 153.…

Octavo, 5 parts. In Very Good condition. Bound in contemporary worn vellum. Ties at front hinge separated. Edges of text block dyed blue/black. Part three with rubrication and red ink marginalia. A sammelband in 5 parts of Calvinistic theology. 1) Calvin, John [Jean]; Tremellius, Immanuel [translator]; SEFER HINUKH BEHIRE YAH; [Geneva] : Nidpas be-bet Robertus Stephanus, 1554. [8], 152, [8] pages. Translation by Immanuel Tremellius of Jean Calvin's Catéchisme de l'Eglise de Genève. Hebrew title romanized. Primarily in Hebrew; afterword (a letter from Tremellius to Duke Christoph of Württemberg, dated April 3, 1554, in Strasbourg) in Latin. First Edition. Tremellius was the first professor of Hebrew at Cambridge University. He converted to Christianity and died in 1580. USTC: 450063. GLN-306. Index Aureliensis; 129.892. Vinograd Geneva 1. 2) Calvin, John [Jean]; STOICHEIOSIS TES CHRISTIANON PISTEOS = RUDIMENTA FIDEI CHRISTIANAE : LIBELLUS APPRIME UTILIS, NUNC PRIMUM IN LUCEM AEDITUS; [Genevae] : Para R?vert? t? Stephan? etei [Roberto Stephano] [Robert Estienne], 1551. 126, [2] pages. First book printed at Geneva by Robert Estienne. Greek translation by Henri Estienne of Calvin's Catéchisme de l'église de Genève. Greek colophon dated 14 Dec. 1551. USTC: 450041. Renouard: I, 80. GLN-222. 3) Bader, Johann; Meyer, Tobias; AD ILLUSTREM PRINCIPEM D. LUDOVICUM, COMITEM PALATINUM RHENI, DUCEM BAUARIAE, COMITEM VELDENSEM, ETC. DE ANSERE, QUI SACRAMENTUM EDISSE DICITUR; Argentoriati [i.e. Strassburg]: [Johann Knobloch d. Ä.], 1526; 20 leaves. USTC: 608905. VD16 B 106. VD16 B 114 Index Aureliensis; 111.457 4) Bugenhagen, Johannes; Georg, Spalatin; POSTILLATIO IOAN. BVGENHAGII POMERANI IN EVANGELIA, USUI TEMPORUM&SANCTORU[M] TOTIUS ANNI SERUIENTIA; [Hagenau]: [Setzer], [ca. 1525]; 32 leaves. USTC: 685333. VD16 B 9351. 5) Augustine, of Hippo, Saint; D. AURELI AUGUSTINI HIPPONE[N]SIS EPISCOPI DE BONO CONJUGALI LIBER UNUS. EIUSDEM DE SANCTA VIRGINITATE LIBER UNUS.; Coloniae : Apud Ioan. Gymnicum [Johann Gymnich], 1531 56 unnumbered leaves. Title within woodcut border, with date 1530. USTC: 625891. VD16 ZV 27243. Shelved case 3. The present sammelband presents a cross-section of sixteenth-century theological writing, encapsulating both the intellectual and polemical ferment of the Reformation as well as the enduring theological authority of the patristic tradition. At its heart are two translations of Jean Calvin's Catechism of the Church of Geneva (one in Hebrew by Immanuel Tremellius, and the other in Greek by Henri Estienne) each printed by Robert Estienne at Geneva. The existence of these translations are illustrative of Reformation theologian's claim to return ad fontes, back to the languages of Scripture itself. By (re)presenting a catechetical summary of Christian doctrine in both Hebrew and Greek, the reformers in Geneva sought to demonstrate that their theology was rooted in the sources of revelation and the 'pure' teachings of the early Church in a manner capable of addressing both learned audiences and hoped-for Jewish or Eastern interlocutors. Alongside Calvin's catechisms are two early Lutheran texts: Johann Bader and Tobias Meyer's sacramental tract (printed in Strasbourg in 1526), and Johannes Bugenhagen's postils (printed at Hagenau, ca.1525). These works reflect both the polemical and pastoral concerns of the early Lutheran movement, on the one hand grappling with the meaning of the Eucharist, and on the other providing sermons for the liturgical year. A close ally of Luther, Bugenhagen sought to stabilize the reformation communities through pragmatic instruction. Bader's text, by contrast, exemplifies the more combative dimension of then current theological controversies. Taken together, these two texts are illustrative of how Reformation figures not only produced works of doctrinal innovation, but also sought new forms of preaching and pastoral practice. Also present is a Cologne edition of two treatises by St. Augustine of.…

PGmt. mit handgeschriebenem Rückentitel, dreiseitig gefärbter Schnitt, [8] Bl. + 916 Seiten + [46] Bl. mit den Manieres de parler = Red-Arten, 2 gefalt. Tabellen u. Schmutztitelfrontispiz, 12° (10,5 x 17 cm), Decke an den Rändern berieben, Rückendeckel an einer Seite abgerissen, Pgmt. tw. brüchig, durchgehend Wurmfraßspuren, Tintenfleck beim Kopfschnitt, bei französischer Titelseite etwas getilgt, alte Anmerkungen auf den Vorsätzen, altersgemäß noch guter Zustand. Book Language/s: French, German. …