Wiseman nicholas cardinal (36 Ergebnisse)

Paperback Bunko. Zustand: Brand New. 102 pages. 4.13x0.28x5.83 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. 76, 105 p.; 19 cm. Each work has separate part-title. Partly in verse Fair ex-lib. orig. orange cloth. Pages chipped and loose.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Zustand: Fair. No Edition Remarks. 336 pages. No dust jacket. Red cloth boards with gilt lettering. Contains black and white illustrations. Clean pages and illustrations with noticeable tanning and foxing throughout. More pronounced to free endpapers and pastedowns. Pen inscription to front free endpaper. Front free endpaper is clipped. Binding remains firm. Boards have mild edge wear with slight rubbing to surfaces and bumping to corners. Moderate sunning to spine and edges with crushing to spine ends. Minor splits to spine ends and corners causing cloth to be frayed. Gilt lettering is darkened. Visible wear marks to boards.…

Hardcover. 2 vols.: 285 + 199 p.; 18.5 cm. [First printed in 1836; reset from 2nd edition, revised and corrected, 1844] Worn dull ex-lib. orange cloth set. Pages cracking and loose.

Hardcover. 2nd thus. 93 p.; 14 cm. The title of this edition forms the running head above the text in the Dublin review article [1st thus in 1894] [Wiseman's article appeared in Dublin review, v.7 (no.13) p.139-180, August 1839] Here, on p.36, Wiseman compares Anglicans to the Donatists: `St. Augustine has a golden sentence on this subject, which should be an axiom in theology: "Quapropter securus judicat orbis terrarum, bonos non esse qui se dividunt ab orbe terrarum, in quacumque parte orbis terrarum."' Note: "Wherefore, the entire world judges with security, that they are not good, who separate themselves from the entire world, in whatever part of the entire world." -- In his Apologia pro vita sua (1864, p. 212-13, abridged), John Henry Newman recalls his reaction: `For a mere sentence, the words of St. Augustine, struck me with a power which I never had felt from any words before. By these great words of the ancient Father, the theory of the Via Media was absolutely pulverized. I became excited at the view thus opened upon me. After a while, I got calm, and at length the vivid impression upon my imagination faded away. What I thought about it on reflection, I will attempt to describe presently. I had to determine its logical value, and its bearing upon my duty. Meanwhile, so far as this was certain, -- I had seen the shadow of a hand upon the wall. It was clear that I had a good deal to learn on the question of the Churches, and that perhaps some new light was coming upon me. He who has seen a ghost, cannot be as if he had never seen it. The heaven had opened and closed again. The thought for the moment had been, "The Church of Rome will be found right after all;" and then it had vanished. My old convictions remained as before.' Fair spotted mauve cloth, gilt top. Backstrip torn away. …

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Good. Dust jacket in good condition. Shelf and handling wear to cover and binding, with general signs of previous use. Dj has light edge wear with scuffing and smudging as well as light soiling. Boards have light shelf rubbing with scuffing and bumping. Endpages have light age-toning and smudging. Page edges have moderate age-toning with soiling and smudging. Interior pages are unmarked. Secure packaging for safe delivery.…

Hardcover. New and rev. viii, 336 p.; 4 engr. portraits; 19.5 cm. (Hurst & Blackett's standard library ; [8]) [Reset from 1858 edition] Fair chipped orig. red cloth, pages starting.

Cartonnage Éditeur. Zustand: Bon. Paris, L'Adolescence catholique, 1928. 23,5 x 18 cm (R), 2 ouvrages en un volume in-8 carré, 160 - 156 pp. - 2 ff. - frontispice en couleurs pour chaque texte, illustrations en noir dans le texte, cartonnage de toile rouge de l'éditeur, dos muet, premier plat décoré en or. Cartonnage un peu défraîchi, quelques rares rousseurs. Malo Renault - Gérard Cochet (illustrator).…

First Edition. Expertley bound in modern, marble boards, complete with an aniline calf, gilt-titled, label to front panel. A fine copy; remains tight, bright, clean and especially sharp-cornered. ; 15 pages; Subjects: Wiseman, Nicholas Patrick Stephen, (cardinal, archbishop of Westminster) . Sermons, speeches - Religious. Wiseman, Nicholas Patrick Stephen, cardinal 1802-1865. 1 Kg. …

Gebunden. Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnThis book is a facsimile reprint and may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages.

Hardcover. Zustand: VG orig. green cloth. xxxix, 558 p.; 22.5 cm. [Selected from the 3 volume edition, London: Dolman, 1853] Contents: 1. Biographical introduction -- 2. Catholic versions of Scripture, 1837 -- 3. The parables of the New Testament, 1849 -- 4. The miracles of the New Testament, 1849 -- 5. The actions of the New Testament, 1851 -- 6. Two letters on some parts of the controversy concerning the genuineness of 1 John v. 7. "And there are Three who give testimony in Heaven; the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost; and these Three are One." Containing also an inquiry into the origin or the first Latin version of scripture, commonly called "The Itala.", 1832-33 -- 7. Ancient And Modern Catholicity, 1843 -- 8. The High church theory of dogmatical authority, 1837 -- 9. Christian art, 1847 -- 10. Brief account of the council held at Constantinople, A,D. 1166 -- 11. Pope Boniface VIII. -- 12. Early Italian academies, 1837.…

Four pages. 16mo bifoliate. In poor condition: grubby, creased, stained and worn. Traces of previous mounting along top of two central pages, and of stub along one edge, removal of which has caused a small hole (not affecting text). A letter to the publisher of his 'Essays on various subjects' (3 vols, 1853): ' sermons, I have "50 Heaven" "Means of salvation" being "49." | Either therefore our lists do not agree, or one of us has made a mistake. Please therefore to look back at my last letter, and see if I did not say I wished to have "44 Goodness of God | 50 Heaven | 51 Conclusion." | Now what is to be done with my 49 or your 50 - "Means of salvation? Either enlarge the volume by introducing 48 Salvation before The means of S. & 44 Goodness of God, or keep by 48 & 49. I have no objection to increase the vol. if you like: only I wish to get it out - so as to get Vol 3 forward. | Please let me have a line, & in the meantime I return proof. | Yours very sincerely &c | N. Card. Wiseman'.…

Zustand: Good. Etat correct. grand in8. 1887. Demi cuir a coins / dos à nerfs. 368 pages. Good.

4°. 399 S. ornée de 10 grande compositions de Josef Blanc (hors texte) et de nombreuses gravures d'après les monuments antiques. HLn. der Zeit mit eingebundener OBroschur. Kanten leicht berieben, Schrift auf Vortitel. Text in Französisch.

Broché / couverture souple. Zustand: Acceptable. Livre Fabiola, ou l'Église des catacombes, Cardinal Nicholas Wiseman, Mame, 1890. Broché / couverture souple. Edition Mame, 1890. Fabiola, ou l'Église des catacombes, par S. Ém. le cardinal Wiseman, Traduit de l'anglais par M. Richard Viot Livre dans un état général très médiocre (Couverture, bords, pages et tranche). Prix en consequence. Envoi rapide et soigné [Expedition sous 12/24 h] [en Stock]. Livre.…

Demi-cuir. Zustand: Très bon. Tournai -Paris - Leipzig: H. Casterman, 1868. In-4°. 412pp. (quelques illustrations) + portrait en frontispice + fac-similé dépliant d'une lettre manuscrite de l'auteur à l'éditeur. Reliure demi-cuir (dos à nerfs orné de dorures, quelques salissures sur les plats, tranches dorées, pâles rousseurs). Très bon état. Format 18 x 26,5 cm. Poids 1,360 kg. "Sébastien, officier romain, Pancrace, Agnès, Fabiola, patriciens, Coecilia, Diogène et ses fils, plébéiens, Syra, esclave, croisent leurs destins à ceux de Corvinus, fils du Préfet de Rome et de Fulvius, espion à la solde de Maximien, empereur de Rome. Trahisons, chasses à l'homme, convoitises vont mettre ces premiers chrétiens à la merci des séides de l'empire. Ce roman plein de péripéties permettra de découvrir la spiritualité des premiers temps du christianisme en Occident. Une nouvelle religion qui fait découvrir un monde intérieur et apporte la plénitude à des individus qui ne connaissaient que les valeurs civiles et les vertus définies en fonction de l'Etat. Foi, espérance et charité fondent une nouvelle société de chrétiens courageux qui vivent leur foi en toute circonstance. Ce récit très vivant offre une prise de conscience des valeurs fondamentales défendues par des témoins d'une foi pure et très solide, qui croient et vivent leur foi dans ses principes essentiels, racines du christianisme, et qui permettra de raviver sa propre identité religieuse. Ces témoignages de l'Eglise primitive portent dans leur simplicité, exempte de tout tiraillement dogmatique, la foi, l'espérance et la charité dans leur sens évangélique et sont porteurs d'une immense plénitude. A tel point que Jean-Paul II, lors du Jubilé, avait mis en relief la signification historique et spirituelle des catacombes, comme lieu privilégié de prière et de pèlerinage et comme but nécessaire pour les pèlerins de l'année sainte". [présentation de l'éditeur d'une réédtiion en 2009]. …

Cardinal Wiseman (1802-1865). Two pages, 8vo, some foxing, good condition. "Ever since I saw you last, I have been from home, with little or no interruption; and at the present moment I am quite exhausted. A week or two will restore me & then I will forward to you a considerable amount of copy, so as to get forward with the press." For what it's worth, this letter derives from a collection including letters to publishers Hurst & Blackett. Wiseman published several books in 1857-8.…

Couverture rigide. Zustand: Comme neuf. Hors-texte, bandeaux, lettrines et culs-de-lampe de Derambure.Exemplaire numéroté 717.Paris, Éditions Athêna - 1949 - 263 pages. Collection Athêna-Luxe.Reliure demi chagrin cerise à coins de l'époque. Dos à 4 nerfs aux titre et auteur dorés. Tête dorée sur témoins, non rogné. Couverture et dos conservés. Couverture illustrée d'une reproduction du tableau de J. Henner. Pas de rousseur. Parfait état. Format in-12°(18x12).Nicholas Patrick Stephen Wiseman (1802-1865). Edition illustrée.…

12mo: 1 p. On the recto of the first leaf of a bifolium, with the address, with postmark, on the reverse of the second. On brittle, aged paper. The letter has been neatly folded three times, and there are a few closed tears along the crease lines, including one through the initial 'N' of the signature. Wiseman thanks Castermann for the copy he has sent of 'votre nouvelle édition en Français de "Fabiola". Not only is the 'execution typographique de l'ouvrage' deserving of his praise, but also the translation, which leaves nothing to be desired.…

See his entry in the Oxford DNB. The recipient is the publisher Henry Blackett (1825-1871) of the leading London firm Hurst & Blackett, and the meeting was evidently to discuss terms, possibly for Wiseman's 'Recollections of the Last Four Popes', which the firm published in 1859. 1p, 8vo. Laid down on another leaf. In fair condition, lightly aged, on thin paper, and with discoloration from the glue used in laying the item down. Small red armorial letterhead. The note reads: 'Cardinal Wiseman will be happy to meet Mr Blackett, if convenient, on Tuesday (tomorrow) about 12, at 8 York Place / Leyton June 29. 1857'. Hurst and Blackett would also publish Wiseman's lecture 'Points of Contact between Science and Art' (1863), and his book on William Shakespeare (1865).…

Disbound. 32pp.

( In französischer Sprache ) Mit VIII, 523 Seiten, 2 n.n. Blätter. Mit 1 Holzstich-Porträtfrontispiz Wisemans, Original-Halbleder mit goldgeprägtem schmalen Einbandrücken, 8° ( 18 x 11 cm ). Einband etwas berieben, Ecken und Kanten leicht bestoßen. Innen mit montiertem Ehrenpreiszettel zugunsten *Elise Cron, Bruxelles, 1884* und Exlibris auf dem Vorsatz. Wenige Seiten gering fleckig, Die letzten beiden Blätter des Inhaltsverzeichnis oben etwas verklebt, stärker angeknickt und etwas beschädigt ( ohne Textverlust ) - insgesamt guter Zustand. ( Gewicht 450 Gramm ) ( Weitere Bilder auf Anfrage erhältlich ) Artikel 11547 /// With VIII, 523 pages, 2 n.n. leaves. With 1 wood engraved portrait frontispiece of Wiseman, original half leather with gilt-stamped narrow spine, 8° ( 18 x 11 cm ). Binding somewhat rubbed, corners and edges slightly bumped. Inside with mounted honorary price label in favor of *Elise Cron, Bruxelles, 1884* and bookplate on the flyleaf. A few pages slightly stained, the last two leaves of the table of contents somewhat glued at the top, more creased and somewhat damaged ( without loss of text ) - overall good condition. ( weight 450 grams ) ( more pictures available on request ) item 11547.…

Fair ex-lib.,spine gone,covers loose. Text block solid and clean. Dublin review, vol. 7 (issues 13-14), August & November, 1839. [2], 552 p.; 21 cm. Complete volume, with title page and index. Wiseman's review article occupies p. 139-180 of the August 1839 issue (no. 13). On page 154, Wiseman compares Anglicans to the Donatists: `St. Augustine has a golden sentence on this subject, which should be an axiom in theology: "Quapropter securus judicat orbis terrarum, bonos non esse qui se dividunt ab orbe terrarum, in quacumque parte orbis terrarum."' Note: "Wherefore, the entire world judges with security, that they are not good, who separate themselves from the entire world, in whatever part of the entire world." -- In his Apologia pro vita sua (1864, p. 212-13, abridged), John Henry Newman recalls his reaction: `For a mere sentence, the words of St. Augustine, struck me with a power which I never had felt from any words before. By these great words of the ancient Father, the theory of the Via Media was absolutely pulverized. I became excited at the view thus opened upon me. After a while, I got calm, and at length the vivid impression upon my imagination faded away. What I thought about it on reflection, I will attempt to describe presently. I had to determine its logical value, and its bearing upon my duty. Meanwhile, so far as this was certain, -- I had seen the shadow of a hand upon the wall. It was clear that I had a good deal to learn on the question of the Churches, and that perhaps some new light was coming upon me. He who has seen a ghost, cannot be as if he had never seen it. The heaven had opened and closed again. The thought for the moment had been, "The Church of Rome will be found right after all;" and then it had vanished. My old convictions remained as before.'. Binding is Hardcover.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. First American edition. Green cloth with blind stamp decoration on boards and gilt letters on spine. Good only ex-library with hinges cracked, spine darkened, short tears on spine ends. Twenty-four extra pages in rear of book which lists other Catholic books. Five chapters are: Corea, China, Western Tongking, Cochin China, Oceanica.…

1p., 4to. Bifolium. Addressed, with Penny Red stamp, postmark and seal in red wax, to Wiseman at 8 York Place, Portman Square. In fair condition, on aged and lightly-creased paper. The firm is writing at 'the special request of Miss Ellen Antonia Teresa Ann Garbayo, at present residing abroad [.] It appears that the above Lady is desirous of contracting marriage, but cannot do so without the production of her Baptismal Certificate. She states that she was baptised about the year 1827, by a Doctr. Moore of St. Patrick's Church London'. The firm has for some time tried to 'discover the said Dr. Moore but without success, and has written to Miss Garbayo to that effect. 'In reply Miss Garbayo urgently requests us to lay her Case before your Eminence, and to invoke your powerful aid in discovering the Dr. Moore referred to, and to aid her if practicable in procuring the desired Certificate of her Baptism'.…

1p., 8vo. On bifolium. In fair condition, on aged paper with a few small closed tears to edges. Addressed on reverse of second leaf, with broken red wax seal, Penny Red stamp and postmarks, to: 'Revd. Dr. Wiseman, | St. Mary's College | Oscott | Nr. Birmingham'. 22 lines of text, closely and neatly written. Daly begins: 'I am sorry to trouble you by laying before you the Letters [not present] of a man of the name of Thomas Male - Bookseller & Bookbinder residing at St. Mary's, who has by representing himself as patronized by you got Credit from me to the Amount of £11 . 9 . 11 - and very shortly after declared himself Insolvent & has taken the benefit of the Act after putting me to some Costs.' He asks Wiseman to 'observe his Letter No. 2 which is in answer to mine requesting a reference as to character - this Letter to me stating that he lived at the Lodge of the College, by the desire of his Lordship, & for the convenience of Father Phelan, quite threw me off my guard, and I made no farther inquiry, but sent the Goods, conceiving that no man could be hardy enough to give such a prompt reference to such Gentlemen if he did not deserve the fullest confidence.' He is not writing to make 'any the most distant claim' on Wiseman: 'I only wish to shew that some how or other your name has been used by this man for, in my opinion, a fraud, & in the hope that you will not suffer this person to act in a similar way again.' He concludes by expressing himself 'fortunate, in escaping as I have done, with so small a loss & no disgrace - for under the full impression of the rectitude of the man I laid two of his Letters before two respectable Booksellers, Messrs. Bickers & Darling, requesting them to send him, if they had them, some of the Catholic Divinity & Catholic Books which he said were for the College, but fortunately for me, they declined sending them.' The BBTI states that Daly traded from before 1832 to 1855, and has him at these two London addresses before Greville Street: 14 Leicester Street, Leicester Square; 19 Red Lion Square. The BBTI also has Thomas Male trading at Duke Street, Birmingham, as bookbinder from before 1834 to after 1835.…

Cross-interrogatories: 5pp., 4to. On two bifoliums of grey paper, stitched one inside the other. In very good condition, lightly-aged. Begins: 'Cross Interrogatories to be administered on behalf of the Plaintiff hereinafter named to is Excellency Monsieur Achille Fould one of the witnesses to be produced and examined on the part and behalf of Nicolas Cardinal Wiseman the Defendant in a certain Cause now depending in Her Majesties Court of Queens Bench at Westminster between Louis Marie Roux the Plaintiff and the said Nicolas Cardinal Wiseman Defendant before Emile Laurent Louis Asher Jameson The Abbe Raymond The Abbe Casanova William Henry Smith and the Reverend Francis Searle Commissioners named and appointed in that behalf in and by a Commission issued out of the said Court on the day [sic] of March One thousand eight hundred and fifty seven'. The first four pages carry - in a close, neat hand - seventeen cross-interrogatories, and the fifth page the letter from Levy 'To the Reverend Francis Searle and to Messrs Harding the Defendants Attornies.' Harding's letter to Searle: 3pp., 4to. On bifolium of grey paper. Addressed on reverse of second leaf, with seals in red and black wax, and postmarks, to Searle at the Hotel Wagram, Rue de Rivoli, Paris. On aged paper, with damage and loss to both leaves, resulting in some loss of text (including the second half of Harding's signature). 'It is most material [.] if as I anticipate M. Fould objects to be examined, to know whaht really did pass and I beg you to ascertain this accurately [.] learn decidedly what passed between F[ould]. & Levy if you have not already obtained the information [.] Two of the Commissioners named are the Abbé Raymond and the Abbé Casanova - Learn who they are if you can - Learn about the Archbishops Officialité, whether in 1847 there was question fo suspending Roux for frequenting the House of Madame, and by what means he got off - I do not think I need say more'. The case centred on a debt of £25000, owed to Roux by 'Madame Wyse, the wife of the English Minister at Athens, Sir Thomas Wyse, and first cousin of the Emperor of the French'. For more information see the three reports of the case in The Times, 6 and 17 April and 27 June 1857.…

3pp., 4to. 33 lines. Bifolium. In fair condition, on aged and creased paper. Solliciting a subscription, 'pour une Souscription pour l'Erection d'une Statue en Bronze dure dans l'Eglise de notre dame de Myans, que je suis charge de Recuiller par l'archeveque de chambery e t par le Cure de la '. He continues by describing his plans and pressing for a meeting. From the Wiseman papers.…

2pp., 4to. Bifolium. Very good, on lightly-aged paper. Docketted by Wiseman on reverse of second leaf: 'Bened[icti]ne Chapter | 1854'. The letter begins: 'My Lord Cardinal, | The First General Chapter of the English Benedictine Congregation since the Restoration of the Hierarchy having arrived at the conclusion of its deliberations, we have thought it incumbent upon us not to separate, without forwarding to Your Eminence the assurance of our profound and sincere respect.' Hodgson reports that the Benedictines praise 'the earnest and unceasing efforts which Your Eminence has displayed in forwarding the glorious work of the advancement of Religion in this island, so dear from the history of the past to the Children of St Benedict. From its earliest conversion under our Saxon ancestors, through the prosperous and brilliant days of its religious influence, in the midst too of its sorrows and struggles, and its persecutions even unto death, we have formed a portion of the Curch, adn have considered ourselves identified with its existence. And now that more hopeful days have dawned upon her, and she has been successful in extending her conquests and enlarging her boundaries, and gaining a greater freedom in her sphere of action, we cannot but rejoice at these glorious results'. He continues in the same vein, before congratulating Wiseman, adding that 'we must not withhold our sympathy, that any abandonment of duty on the part of those who ought to be cooperating with Your Eminence should be to you a source of anxiety or affliction'. Hodgson concludes by stating that they will increase their prayers, and 'Begging your Eminence's blessing upon the English Benedictine Congregation'. From the Wiseman papers.…