Stapleton thomas 1535 1598 (5 Ergebnisse)

Editio altera. Prelim & terminal page margins stained. Near contemporary limp vellum (dyed), good. Leather ties lacking. Hinges starting etc. The text block remains surprisingly well-prerserved. Scans and additional details on request. Includes indexes & bibliographical references as marginalia. Subjects; Catholic Church - Doctrines - Early works to 1800. Bible. N.T. Gospels - Commentaries - Early works to 1800. Theology, Doctrinal - Early works to 1800. Language; Latin.Printer's device beneath title. Contents: vol. 1. Pars aestivalis -- vol. 2. Pars hiemalis 1 Kg. …

Editio altera. Prelim & terminal page margins stained. Near contemporary limp vellum (dyed), good. Leather ties lacking. Hinges starting etc. The text block remains surprisingly well-prerserved. Scans and additional details on request. Includes indexes & bibliographical references as marginalia. Subjects; Catholic Church - Doctrines - Early works to 1800. Bible. N.T. Gospels - Commentaries - Early works to 1800. Theology, Doctrinal - Early works to 1800. Language; Latin.Printer's device beneath title. Contents: vol. 1. Pars aestivalis -- vol. 2. Pars hiemalis 1 Kg. …

Vellum. Zustand: VG for age. Reprint - 1st-1594. t.p. with central engraved cartouche+ 7 ff.+279+(6, index), 1594 given at end of Dedication; stubs between pp.272-273 look like an excision but are oddments used in binding, otherwise clean, tight & unmarked. Preceding this is the PROMPTUARII CATHOLICI SUPER EVANGELIA DE FESTIS Sanctorum Totius Anni Pars Secunda: t.p. lacking author's name but also 1606 Paris Fouet (though no earlier date in text as lacking a separate Dedication); 266+6 ff. (index). Again preceding this and first work in volume is the PROMPTUARIUM CATHOLICUM SUPER EVANGELIA DOMINICALIA totius anni (see heading p.10, but bibliographically referenced as first volume in set), but this lacks t.p., beginning with the Epistola Dedicatoria ( 4pp.) dated 1588 followed by 'Scripturae Evangelicae' text list for use on specific festivals etc. (9 pp., end-piece engraving p.8)+266. Three sequential parts of the same work by Stapleton, but his name appearing only on Part 3 t.p. (hence I have prioritised it here). The spine has, rather faintly, 'Stapletonius in evangelic[ae] dominicalia' (another line illegible).First published in Cologne in 1592, 1592, 1594 respectively. A very early erased 2 ll. inscription top first page of first work: 'Richard Walsh - Bibliotheca Antonianis' (rest illegible), early ink squiggles to pastedown and front endpaper apparently erasing owners' names, 'Prendergast' still legible. Internally tight, generally clean and secure, no browning; vellum covers firm and minimally worn but quite dirty, especially spine, rear internal pastedown is detached towards edge with a thin hanging torn strip. Text obviously entirely in Latin. This Paris edition apparently less common than late 16th century ones.…

11. Coloniae Agrippinae ( Köln ) , In Officina Birckmannica , sumptibus Arnoldi Mylii, 1602, in-8°, 16,5 x 10 cm, (28) nn pp + (2)(bl) + 325 pp + (3)(bl) (= first part) ; 321 pp + (11) nn pp (index) + (2)(bl) (= second part) ; (16)nn pp + 340 pp + (10)nn pp (index) + (2)(bl) (= second title). Complete. Bound in contemporary overlapping vellum with traces of ties, manuscipt title on spine, binding soiled and with some stains, interior slightly browned at some pages, corner of leaf S2 in first part missing ( no loss of text), small paper loss at leaf M1 of the second work (with loss of 3 or 4 words), still a good copy with an interesting provenance. On the first fly leaf a dated holograph ex libris from Fr. Hermannus Sarcerius (Prior of Tongerloo Abbey) Anno 1604 , .Sana Consiutia arx aerea . Underneath a similar ex-libris ( partly illegible) fr. Egidius vanden Bossche (?) 1630.(further) nunc frater Ludolphus Mangelschots Cantor in Tongerlo (undated). (VD17 12;194787Z and VD17 12; 194781D). …

Lutetiae Parisiorum, 1620. Folio. Cont.emb. leather, over woorden boards. 4 large volumes in a fine binding, 3 vols. with clasps present. Of 2 volumes top of back gone. First Latin edition. Ex lib set in overall good condition, in a fine binding. * Thomas Stapleton, one the most learned scholars of the Counter-Reformation, in exile from England and professor in Louvain.…