[PAGIT, EUSEBIUS],

Historie der Heilige Schriftuure, op de wyze vn een Catechismus.

Amsterdam: Oieter Mortier, 1742. Engravings. 264, [16] pp. Vellum. Bookplate of Alfred Bull. Nice copy.
¶ The History of the Bible in the form of questions and answers

-- James Cummins Bookseller

Book number: 245382

AMORT, EUSEBIUS.

Brevier eines guten Christen oder vollständiges Gebettbuch in welchem die auserlesensten Gebetter und Andachten enthalten sind.....

Augsburg, Gebrüder Veith, 1780, Siebente Auflage, 8°, 680 S., m. ganzseit. Kupfern, Halbldr. d.Zt., Tls. berieb.+ bestoss., Titelbl. m. hinterlegter Fehlstelle, Registers. lose, Besitzereintr. insgesamt solider Zust.

-- Neusser Antiquariat

Book number: 55805AB

Catalogue: varia - bücher

Keywords: BAYERN; Gebetbücher 17.-19. Jhdt.; Gebete (katholisch)

ANONYME, JOAN-FRANC EUSEBIUS CASTAIGNE

Rerum engolismensium scriptores, nunc primum in unum corpus collectos animadversionibus notisque fusioribus illustravit Joan.-Franc.-Eusebius Castaigne. Fasciculus Primus : 1) - Chronicon Engolismense, ab anno DCCC XIV ad annum DCCC XCI. 2) - Historia Pontificum et Comitum Engolismensium, ad annum usque M C LIX

"Engolismae, Excubedat P.-Eug. Grobot, 1853. Sumptibus Societatis Monumenta Majorum et Gesta Regione Carantonensi Religiose Investigantis. 1 volume in-8, 92 pages, 92 pages, broché. ""La présente publication É reproduira É les Chroniques latines originales de l'Angoumois, depuis les commencements de la monarchie jusqu'à l'année 1308, date de la première réunion du comté d'Angoulème à la couronne"". Bon état général malgré quelques rares traces d'humidité."
¶ Rerum engolismensium scriptores, nunc primum in unum corpus collectos animadversionibus notisque fusioribus illustravit Joan.-Franc.-Eusebius Castaigne. Fasciculus Primus : 1) - Chronicon Engolismense, ab anno DCCC XIV ad annum DCCC XCI. 2) - Historia Pontificum et Comitum Engolismensium, ad annum usque M C LIX

-- Librairie Pettit

Book number: 55153

EUSEBIUS VON CÄSAREA.

Ausgewählte Schriften. (mehr als 1 Band nicht erschienen!) Bibliothek der Kirchenväter. (White binding)

München, Kösel, 1913. 19 cm lxi+xx,313 p. hc.

-- Tweedehands Boekhuis - Antiquariaat Vanhove

Book number: 5/35038

Catalogue: Theology

Keywords: Patristics

EUSEBIUS --- ATTRIDGE, H.W. AND HATA, G. (ED.)

Eusebius, Christianity, and Judaism.

Leiden/New York/ Köln, E.J.Brill 1992. cloth with dust j. 802 pp. Studia Post-Biblica Vol. 42.

-- Antiquariaat - Boekhandel Hamelink

Book number: T2502

Catalogue: Patristiek

Keywords: Patristiek EUSEBIUS

(EUSEBIUS, PAMPH.CAES.) --- ATTRIDGE, H.W. & HATA, G. (ED.)

Eusebius, Christianity, and Judaism. (Studia Post-Biblica 42)

Leiden-Brill, 1992, 802 pp., cloth

-- Wever Van Wijnen bv.

Book number: 139820

Catalogue: Patristiek

[EUSEBIUS]. ATTRIDGE, HAROLD W. & GOHEI HATA (EDS.).

Eusebius, Christianity, and Judaism. (Studia Post-Biblica 42).

Leiden, E.J. Brill, 1992, Or.cloth. with dustjacket, 802 pp.

-- Rashi Antiquarian Books

Book number: 55126

(EUSEBIUS, PAMPH.CAES.) --- BERKHOF, H.

Die Theologie des Eusebius von Caesarea. (Diss.)

Amsterdam-Holland, 1939, 208 S.

-- Wever Van Wijnen bv.

Book number: 10189

Catalogue: Patristiek

(EUSEBIUS CAESARIENSIS) BERKHOF, H.

Die Theologie des Eusebius von Caesarea.

Amsterdam: Holland, 1939. Paperback, 206 p.

-- Boekhandel Den Hertog B.V.

Book number: 31346

Catalogue: Patristics

(EUSEBIUS, PAMPH.CAES.) --- BERKHOF, H.

Die Theologie des Eusebius von Caesarea. (Diss.)

Amsterdam-Holland, 1939, 206 S., geb.

-- Wever Van Wijnen bv.

Book number: 138032

Catalogue: Patristiek

BRAHMS, JOHANNES (ED. BY EUSEBIUS MANDYCZEWSKI)

A German Requiem: Op. 45 in Full Score

Mineola (NY): Dover, 1999, . paper bound, 1st Dover edition, 190pp. New. Scored for mixed chorus, two solo voices and full orchestra, this masterpiece of choral music is Brahms' greatest, most ambitious vocal work.

-- Books on the Web/Booksinternationale.com

Book number: 16097

Catalogue: Music

Keywords: Johannes Brahms German Requiem; Eusebius Mandyczewski Music Scores 0486408647

EUSEBIUS OF CAESAREA (TRANSLATED INTO LATIN BY ST JEROME, WITH CONTINUATIONS OF THE CHRONICLE UP TO 1512 BY OTHERS)

EUSEBII CAESARIENSIS EPISCOPI CHRONICON [Chronicle]: quod Hieronymus presbyter diuino eius ingenio Latinum facere curauit, quod Hieronymus presbyter diuino eius ingenio Latinum facere curauit, & vsque in Valentem Caesarem Romano adiecit eloquio. Ad quem & Prosper & Matthaeus Palmerius, & Matthias Palmerius complura addidere. Quibus demum nonnulla ad haec vsque tempora subsecuta adiecta sunt.

Paris, Henricus Stephanus 1518 October 30th (colophon) Woodcut title (used earlier in Estienne's 1506 edition of Aristotle with his name added in a circle at the foot of the page and incorporating arms of the University of Paris) with border of figures, c. Quarto 19th century leather-spined boards, gilt rules and title to spine, 20 unnumbered leaves (titlepage & index) + 175 (recte 173) numbered leaves, printed in red & black throughout. Complete except lacking the final blank. Three leaves including the last wrongly numbered (printer's fault), first 2 leaves neatly strengthened to upper margin, old corner repair to ff7-8 of index with minor loss of a few words. Slight edge browning, mainly to first 10 leaves of index. Neat ownership Riccardo Matthei on titlepage, which has imprint (as in colophon) written in at foot. First 6 leaves of text with old, neat underlining and 3 leaves with neat marginal notes which are slightly cropped. Very clean and tight (collates as copy in Biblioteca Casanatense, Rome CC.E.V.33). Part of the Chronicon lists the main events in parallel tabular form for Egyptian, Macedonian, Jewish, Syrian etc. kingdoms in date order to the birth of Christ (5199 years from the Creation), continued with additions down to AD 1512, including Gutenberg's invention of printing in 1440 and some passages of American interest ("terra nova" due west of France, with the arrival in 1509 of 7 savages with "thick lips" & "scarified facial" markings and their use of bows & arrows). *St Jerome's Latin translation and continuation of Eusebius' Chronicon to 382 AD (fo.101 here), with additions to 448 by Prosper, 449-1449 by Matteo Palmieri of Florence, 1450-1481 by Matteo Palmieri of Pisa and 1482-1512 by Joannes Multivallis. Adams E1074 references this work.

-- Abbey Antiquarian Books

Book number: V73508

Catalogue: Antiquarian

Keywords: Latin post-incunable chronicle history Estienne

VAN CAESAREA, EUSEBIUS

Eusebius' kerkelijke geschiedenis.

Bussum, Paul Brand. 1946. 15x24,5cm, 466pp. linnen band, lichte sleet aan de hoeken. Ingeleid en vertaald door Desiderius Franses.

-- Boekhandel Trefpunt

Book number: 012472

Catalogue: Religion - Religie

Keywords: Religie Kerkelijke Geschiedenis

EUSEBIUS OF CAESAREA.

Eusebius. Ecclesiastical History.

London & Cambridge, 1992-1994. 2 vols. LIV,525, VII,490 pp. Cloth, d./j. Name in pen on first end-paper in both vols. (Loeb Classical Library, 153 & 265)

-- Antiquariaat A. Kok & Zn. B.V.(NVvA/ILAB)

Book number: 224430

Keywords: Filology Klassieke filologie

EUSEBIUS OF CAESAREA.

Eusebius. The Ecclesiastical History.

London & Cambridge, 1964-1965. 2 vols (complete). LVI,525,VII,491 pp. Cloth, d/j. (Loeb Classical Library 153 & 265)*Vol. I: 1965, transl. by Kirsopp Lake. Vol. II: 1964, transl. by J.E.L. Oulton. Greek & english text.

-- Antiquariaat A. Kok & Zn. B.V.(NVvA/ILAB)

Book number: 227584

Keywords: Filology Klassieke filologie

CAESAREA, EUSEBIUS (OF & CAESAREA), BISHOP OF & WILLIAMSON, GEOFFREY ARTHUR & LOUTH, ANDREW

The history of the church from Christ to Constantine

Penguin Classics, 1989. Paperback. Pp: 434. Eusebius's account is the only surviving historical record of the Church during its crucial first 300 years. Bishop Eusebius, a learned scholar who lived most of his life in Caesarea in Palestine, broke new ground in writing the History and provided a model for all later ecclesiastical historians. In tracing the history of the Church from the time of Christ to the Great Persecution at the beginning of the fourth century, and ending with the conversion of the Emperor Constantine, his aim was to show the purity and continuity of the doctrinal tradition of Christianity and its struggle against persecutors and heretics. ISBN: 9780140445350. Cond./Kwaliteit: Als nieuw.

-- Boekhandel De Slegte b.v.

Book number: U207006

Catalogue: Religie

Keywords: 9780140445350

(EUSEBIUS CAESARIENSIS) EUSEBIUS VON CAESAREA

Kirchengeschichte.

Edited and introduced by Heinrich Kraft. Darmstadt: Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft, 1984. Hardback, 473 p.

-- Boekhandel Den Hertog B.V.

Book number: 23068

Catalogue: Patristics

EUSEBIUS VON CAESAREA

Kirchengeschichte.

Darmstadt, WB, 1997. 473 pp., 8vo, wrps.

-- Boekhandel-Antiquariaat Aleph

Book number: 408270

Catalogue: Theology

EUSEBIUS CAESARIENSIS

Opera. Recognovit Guilielmus Dindorfius. Vol. IV. Historiae Ecclesiasticae Libri I - X.

Leipzig, Teubner, 1890. Or. cloth, LVI, 528 pp. The Greek Text.

-- Antiquariaat - Boekhandel Hamelink

Book number: T7815

Catalogue: Patristiek

Keywords: Patristiek

(HIERONYMUS, SOPHRONIUS EUSEBIUS) CAIN, ANDREW AND JOSEF LÖSSL (ED.)

Jerome of Stridon. His Life, Writings and Legacy.

Farnham [etc.]: Ashgate, 2009. Hardback with dustjacket, (xiii) 283 p.

-- Boekhandel Den Hertog B.V.

Book number: 30342

Catalogue: Patristics

(HIERONYMUS, SOPHRONIUS EUSEBIUS) CAIN, ANDREW

The Letters of Jerome. Asceticism, Biblical Exegesis, and the Construction of Christian Authority in Late Antiquity (The Oxford Early Christian Studies).

Oxford [etc.]: Oxford University Press, 2009. Hardback with dustjacket, (xiv) 286 p.

-- Antiquariaat Den Hertog

Book number: 23258

Catalogue: Patristics

EUSEBIUS SOPHRONIUS HIERONYMUS / PETRUS CANISIUS

Epistolae Selectae, Et In Libros Tres Distributae, Operâ D. Petri Canisii Theologi

Lugduni, Amatus Delaroche, 1744. 12-mo (10,7 x 17,5 cm). Pp. (16), 536, (58). Full calf, spine with 5 raised bands, gilt-lettered title-shield, the 5 compartments with gilt fleurons and fillets. Silk bookmark. Collation compl. (a8 A-2A12 2B6 2C4 – 2C4 blank). Typographic title-page: Divi Hieronymi Stridoniensis Epistolae Selectee, Et In Libros Tres Distributae, Operâ D. Petri Canisii Theologi; Ad exemplar Mariani Victorii Reatini Episcopi Amerini, emendatae, argumentisque illustratae, nunc denuò cum Editionibus R.R. P.P. Benedictinorum confertae. Novissimè, in hac ultima editione à quampluribus mendis quibus scatebant, castigatae. Cum rerum & verborum Indice locupletissimo. Epistolarum, atque aliorum opusculorum, quae tribus hisce libris continentur ordo & numerus adjectus est.Eusebius Sophronius Hieronymus, Saint Jerome of Stridonium (Stridon ca 347 – Bethlehem, 420) is known for his translation of the Bible into Latin, using a Hebrew text instead of the Septuagint, which has come to be called the Vulgate. His letters cover a great variety of subjects, are very well written and present a vivid, characteristic picture of his time. Petrus Canisius or Peter Kanis (Nijmegen in the Netherlands, 1521 – Freiburg, 1597) was the first Dutch Jesuit and the great inspirator of the Catholic Counter-Reformation in Germany and Austria. His most famous work is the German Catechism, meant as an answer to Luther and reprinted more than 200 times during his lifetime. His edition of Hieronymus’ letters was published the first time in 1562 by Sebald Mayer of Dillingen (VD 16 H 3555). This 1744-edition has Canisius’Praefatio from the 1565-edition published by Mayer (VD 16 H 3556); it is dated 1565 and written at Augsburg, where Canisius was at that time the main – and very successful - pulpit spokesman at the Cathedral. The 3 books of this collection contain 58, 22 and 13 letters. With an extensive index (Rerum and Sententiarum) of 56 pages. The Approbatio and the Privilège du Roy both from 1737.Only in Germany 3 copies of this edition (Regensburg, Passau, Hildesheim), but not in NCC, BM, BNF nor LOC.Title–page with handwritten ex-libris of a Father Girardot, 1747 and library stamps of 2 Jesuit seminaries. Title-page and flyleaves stained, but otherwise a very good, well-bound copy.

-- Zaal Books

Book number: 20963

Keywords: Church Fathers; Saint Jerome; Hieronymus Stridoniensis; Petrus Canisius; letters; Epistles; Exegese; Counter-Reformation; Jesuits; Augsburg; exegesis; examples; Jezuieten

[EUSEBIUS]. CARRIKER, ANDREW

The Library of Eusebius of Caesarea. (Suppl. to Vigiliae Christianae LXVII).

Leiden, E.J. Brill, 2003, Or.cloth., XV, 358 pp.

-- Rashi Antiquarian Books

Book number: 57511

EUSEBIUS VON CÄSAREA:

Eusebius Kirchengeschichte, Herausgegeben von Eduard Schwartz, Kleine Ausgabe,

Leipzig, J. C. Hinrichssche Buchhandlung, 1914. 2., durchgesehene Auflage, VI, 442 Seiten, Gr. 8° (23 x 16 cm), Orig.-Leineneinband.
¶ Kleine Ausgabe des griechischen Originaltextes mit kritischen Apparat. / Einband etwas fleckig. Ecken und Kanten schwach berieben und bestossen. Mit Stempeln auf dem vorderen fliegenden Vorsatz und dem Titelblatt. Sonst guter Zustand.

-- Antiquariat Kretzer

Book number: 3758

Catalogue: Theologie - Kirchengeschichte - Patristik

PSEUDO EUSEBIUS CREMONENSIS

Epistola de morte Hieronymi. Together with: Pseudo-Aurelius Augustinus: Epistola de vita Hieronymi & Pseudo-Cyrillus: Epistola de miraculis Hieronymi.

(Blaubeuren) , (Konrad Mancz) , (ca 1475). In-2º (20,4 x 27,4 cm). 65 leaves, without final blank. Later vellum (old material). Gothic type; 31 lines; Hain- type 1:120G; throughout rubricated in red; 2-to-4-line penwork initials in red.Collation (complete): a – g8 h9 (no final blank leaf). No catchwords, no signatures. The first tract (Pseudo-Eusebius) begins on leaf 1: Jncipit epistola beati Euseby ad damasiu[m] por//tunense[m] ep[iscopu]m & ad Theodomu[m] senatorem roma//nu[m] de morte gloriosi hieronymi doctoris eximy.Leaf 9 (quire b) starts with: iudicastis vos meti[cul]os & estis iudices cogitationum vestra//rum.The other 2 tracts:a. The 2nd tract (Pseudo-Augustinus) starts on leaf 31 r, lines 5-8: Incipit epistola beati augustini ep[iscop]i ad cirillu vene//rabilem archiep[iscopu]m hierosolimitanum de vita obitu & // miraculis beatissimi hieronimi prespiteri & doctoris // eximy.b. The 3d tract (Pseudo-Cyrillus) starts on leaf 37 r, lines 10 – 13: Incipit ep[isto]la cirilli archiep[iscop]i ad b[ea]t[u]m Augustinu[m] ep[iscopu]m // de mirac[u]lis gl[ori]osi hieronimi necnon & de morte b[ea]ti // Euseby discipuli sancti hieronimi. The work ends on leaf 65, lines 28-29 with: mei augustine carissime in tuis orationib[us] memor // est AMEN.These 3 letters on the life, death and miracles of St. Jerome of Stridon (c. 347 – 420) were ascribed to St. Eusebius of Cremona (died 423), a friend of St. Jerome who served a time as abbot in Bethlehem, St. Augustine of Hippo (354 – 430) and St. Cyril of Jerusalem (ca 315 – 386). But most probably, they have been authored in the early 14th century in southern France, or even more likely in northern Italy, within the Dominican world (Cf: Cavallera, Saint Jérôme I,2, Leuven, 1922). This collection of 3 letters has been printed several times during the 15th century; the first time by Ulrich Zell from Köln, ca 1470, and this present work was the 2nd edition of this collection.Konrad Mancz (Mantz, Manntz), probably both born and deceased at Ulm (ca 1445/50 –after 24-11-1505), the first printing office of Blaubeuren.Blaubeuren belongs - with Ulm, Esslingen and Reutlingen – to the early cities with printing offices in southwestern Germany. In Blaubeuren, there was only one office during the 15th century. This office has produced, in all, only 16 works (at least ascribed with certainty to Mancz), all between 1475 and 1478. Hence the utter rarity of all Blaubeuren imprints. Most of these works are in Latin and on religious subjects, but 5 of them are in German and not on religion (a.o. Bekanntmachung betr. die Eröffnung der Universität Tübingen of 1477). The present work is one of the 2 imprints published by Mancz in 1475. In view of the similarity of Mancz’s nice, large, rounded types with those of the early works from Strasbourg, it is supposed that Mancz did learn his profession there, like so many other craftsmen from southwestern Germany. However, Mancz was never a Strasbourg citizen. It was probably the Abbot Heinrich Fabri of the Benedictine convent there who persuaded Mancz to settle down at Blaubeuren. But around 1480 he must already have left Blaubeuren to establish himself in nearby Ulm. The first time as a bookbinder, maybe at the office of Konrad Dinckmut, but since 1490, and until 1505, as a bookseller (Cf ADB 20 (1884), 164-5; NDB 16 (1990), 8-9; Amelung, Frühdruck dtsch. Südwesten I, XVII; Voulliéme, Dtsch. Drucker 15. Jh, (1922), 38; Geldner, Dtsch. Inkunabeldrucker (1968) I, 222). Text complete, without the last blank. Thick-paper copy with wide margins. Slightly waterstained throughout right margins, small hole in right margin of leaf 65 and tears of inner margins of leaves 33 and 56 skilfully repared, paper washed and therefore rubricized initials somewhat bleached. But a fine, well-bound copy of a scarce Blaubeuren-incunable.

-- Zaal Books

Book number: 21050

Keywords: Incunable; Blaubeuren; St Jerome; Hieronymus; Schwaben; Thüringen; Ulm; Strasbourg; St Aurelius Augustinus; Augustinus Hipponensis; St Cyrillus; Jerusalem; miracles; mirakelen; hagiografie; biografie; biography; Wiegendruck