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Weitere BilderIn hoc libello haec in sunt: Eucherii, Lugdunensis ecclesiae quondam archiepiscopi, theologi disertissimi,. Intelligentiae spiritalis formulae: Instructionum libri duo: et haec nusq[uam] hactenus impressa. Eiusdem epistola paraenetica, ad Valerianum suum, olim iam typis excusa, Erasmiq[ue] scholiis illustrata. Sancti Basilii episcopi epistola qu[a]edam consolatoria adversus mu[n]di inco[m]moda: nec h[a]ec hactenus usq[ue] typis deformata: & de carnis resurrectione no[n]nihil ex epistola divi Hieronymi ad Pammachium, adversus errores Joa[nnis] Hierosolymitani.
EUCHERIUS; Desiderius ERASMUS; Basil of CAESAREA; Petrus GERARDUS (editor).
Verlag: Claude Chevallon,, (Colophon:) Paris,, 1523
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In den WarenkorbCollection of patristic writings, many of which appear here in print for the first time. The book opens with the spiritual writings of Eucherius (ca. 380-ca. 449 CE), Archbishop of Lyon, including his Intelligentiae spiritalis formulae and two instructional treatises, both of which are printed here for the first time.At the heart of the volume is Eucherius' paraenetic letter to Valerianus, a moral exhortation encouraging the rejection of worldly distractions and the pursuit of true Christian wisdom. Although this letter had been printed previously, it is presented here together with annotations by Erasmus.Also included is a consolatory letter by Basil the Great, Bishop of Caesarea (330-379 CE), intended to support believers facing the hardships of earthly life. Like the instructional works of Eucherius, this letter also appears here in print for the first time. The final text is a fragment from a letter by Saint Jerome (ca. 342/7-420 CE) to Pammachius (d. 410 CE), defending the doctrine of the resurrection of the flesh and refuting the teachings of John of Jerusalem.The exact date of publication remains uncertain, but it is unlikely that the book appeared before 1520, the year when Chevallon first began using his "'soleil d'or"' printer's device.The pages show some browning and water staining throughout. Overall in good condition.l BM STC French p. 157; Erasmus Online 4203; Vander Haeghen II, 25; Moreau & Renouard III, 498; Renouard, P. Marques 176; USTC 184320; not in Adams; De Reuck; Kossmann; Meyers. Modern half vellum and beige paper sides, blue sprinkled head- and fore-edge, manuscript author and title on the spine in brown ink. With Cevallon's woodcut device on the verso of the final leaf, the title is printed in red and black, and 10 woodcut decorated initials. Pages: [6], CVII, [1] ll.…