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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Written around AD 375 by St. Basil the Great, Bishop of Caesarea, On the Holy Spirit is one of the most important works of early Christian theology. Widely read for its clarity, balance, and spiritual depth, it remains a powerful guide for anyone seeking to understand the mystery of the Trinity.Enriched with the complete set of the translator's footnotes, this edition comes with an Easy-to-Read Layout designed for comfortable reading.…

Folio (320 x 193 mm). 3 parts in one volume. [7] (of 8), 142 ff.; 160 ff.; 292 ff. Printed in red and black. With a full-page woodcut portrait of Saint Basil writing, woodcut headpieces and initials. Contemporary Russian blind-tooled morocco over bevelled wooden boards, one clasp (of two). "Rare" (Sopikov): the first Slavonic edition of Basil's treatise, printed at Ostrog by Mstislavets, and a striking Ostrog production with the fine full-page woodcut portrait showing Saint Basil writing. This copy remains especially attractive for its contemporary Russian binding and generous margins. - A partner of Ivan Fedorov in Moscow in the 1560s, Petr Timofeev Mstislavets moved with him to Zabludov after the destruction of their Moscow press, later worked in Vilnius, and was reunited with Fedorov at Ostrog, where they produced the celebrated Ostrog Bible of 1581. After Fedorov's departure, Mstislavets continued to print under the patronage of Prince Konstantin Konstantinovich Ostrozhskiy, and the present edition is an impressive witness to that final phase of Ostrog printing. - Basil the Great, Archbishop of Caesarea in Cappadocia and a foundational authority for Eastern monasticism, here addresses the spiritual discipline of fasting and the ascetic ordering of Christian life. The text stands at the intersection of patristic transmission, Orthodox devotion, and the programme of learned printing fostered at Ostrog in the later sixteenth century. - Copies are of marked rarity. The edition was already called "redka" ("rare") by Sopikov; Nemirovskiy records only eleven copies in Russian libraries, while outside Russia the present cataloguing notes only the Bavarian State Library copy in Munich and the Diaghilev-Lifar copy sold at Sotheby's, Monaco, on 29 November 1975. - A very good example overall, with the expected faults of survival, but preserving the book's visual force and material character to an unusual degree. - Lacking the first leaf with woodcut arms on the verso and the final blank. In the first section, ff. 101-104 are supplied in contemporary manuscript, as are, ff. 97, 100, and 186-187 in the third section. First leaves frayed at the beginning. A few marginal tears, wormholes and waterstains, partly repaired; occasional browning and spotting. Binding a little rubbed and creased. A very good copy overall with wide margins. - 1) Contemporary inscription at foot of the first leaves of text. - 2) Private European collection. - Nemirovskiy 121. Sopikov 193. Not in Cleminson. Not in Fekula. …

Zustand: Very Good. Large Froben printer's device on titlepage, historiated woodcut initials throughout. Four Volumes in One, large folio bound in blind-stamped pigskin (dated 1564 with initials I.D.F.H.) on bevelled wooden boards with metal clasps (lacking one clasp) each board has 16 small marginal panels of biblical scenes and four larger central stamps of Justice, Fortitude etc with legends under each, spine on four raised double bands with MS title and shelf mark "Basilius 39", some small worm holes, tips worn. Title page + catalogue +[6] +787pp with colophon "Basiliae apud Hier. Frobenium et Nic. Episcopium anno M.D.LI" (1551) +[21]pp index +[3]pp blank with large Froben device on last page. Bookplate with coronet initials dated 1913, inscription "Ex bibliotheca Johannis Mathon Lugd. Bat." with MS devices on free endpaper & another inscription on titlepage. Collated complete (&4, a-z, A-M6, N8, O-Z, Aa-Ss6, Tt8, Vv-Xx6) with pagination continuous, each of 4 vols has divisional titlepage (see Adams B340). Crisp and clean throughout but with quite extensive worming of pages near front and back of book. *NB large heavy book, so extra shipping/postage costs. 1 volume. Hardcover.…