Author: Jarrige, Pierre.
Title: Jesuita in ferali pegmate ob nefanda crimina in provincia Guienna perpetrata, â Petro Jarrigio antea ejusdem Societatis viro, quarti voti religioso, & concionatore constitutus, è gallico latinitate donatus. Cum judicio generali de hoc ordine.
Description: Lugdunum Batavorum (Most probably in Germany?), [printer unknown], excusus 1665. [XVIII],264 pp. Modern vellum binding with leather ties. 12mo. - Without the double-page engr. plate which is showing Jarrigio's execution. The first Latin edition after the original French edition, Leiden, 1648. A separate errata sheet is included in this first edition. In the second edition the errata have been changed in the text. - - Pierre Jarrige (1604 - 1660 or 1670), initially a Jesuit, acted as a grammar and rhetoric teacher in Bordeaux. He deserted from the Jesuit order and joined Calvinism in 1647. His life was threatened in France to such an extent that he fled to Leiden. Here he preached under the auspices of the Dutch Reformed Church. He defended his defection in Leiden and received a pension from the States General. After being sentenced to death by hanging and then being burned by the La Rochelle court, he wrote the manuscript for this work. The French edition was publicly burned in France on November 28, 1648, and was translated into Dutch, German, English, and Latin. This Latin edition was printed by an unknown, presumably, German printer. # Sommervogel IV.754.1

Keywords: Theology Calvinism Jesuit ?Oude drukken / Theologie Calvinisme Jesuiten