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SUTOR Pierre [COUSTURIER Pierre] - Habes pie lector D. Petri Sutoris doctoris theologi, professione Cartusiani librum

Jehan Petit, Paris 1522, Pet. in-4 (14x20cm), (7f.) (1f. bc.) CCCXXXVff. (3f.), relié. Edition princeps, très rare. Impression de Jean Parvi en gothique ronde. Page de titre dans un portique, avec la marque de l'éditeur Jean Petit sous le titre. Une lettrine criblée. Grand marque de l'éditeur au verso du dernier feuillet, le recto supportant le colophon. Une note manuscrite à l'encre sous le titre, avec la date de 1537. Un exemplaire à la British Library, 2 en Espagne (Universités de Madrid et de Salamanque), un à la Hesburgh Library, aux USA, rien dans les catalogues français. Colophon : Parissis sumptibus honesti viri Ioannis Parvi via Iacobea sub lilio aureo co morantis. M.D.XXII. Reliure en pleine basane usagée du XVIIe. Dos à nerfs janséniste. Pièce de titre de basane brune. Coiffe de tête arrachée avec manque le long du mors inférieur. Dernier caisson volant, et coiffe de queue arrachée. 3 coins rognés et fortement émoussés. Cuir épidermé avec des estafilades. Une déchirure en page de titre, partant de la marge haute, sur 2,5cm. La foliotation passe de CLXXXVII à CLXXXIX sans manque. Deux feuillets CCC se font suite par erreur. CCCXXXI à CCCXXXIII sans manque. Intérieur frais. Pierre Sutor, pseudonyme de Pierre Couturier, fut un théologien français, docteur en Sorbonne puis Chatreux. Dans cet ouvrage sur les Chartreux, l'auteur réfute quelques détracteurs de la vie monastique, et particulièrement de celle des chartreux. Dans le 1er livre, il fait l'apologie de son ordre ; dans le 2e, il parle des occupations des chartreux et de l'excellence de leurs exercices spirituels, et consacre un chapitre aux écrivains de cet ordre. Il soutient par ailleurs la vérité de l'histoire du chanoine de Paris, et traite des vœux monastiques et de la manière de les observer. - Jehan Petit, Paris 1522, Pet. in-4 (14x20cm), (7f.) (1f. bc.) CCCXXXVff. (3f.), relié. [ENGLISH DESCRIPTION ON DEMAND]
EUR 1200.00 [Appr.: US$ 1305.29 | £UK 1021.5 | JP¥ 204725] Booknumber: 66218

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Total: EUR 1200.00 [Appr.: US$ 1305.29 | £UK 1021.5 | JP¥ 204725]

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Librairie Le Feu Follet
31 rue Henri Barbusse, 75005 Paris, France Tel.: +33 (0)1 56 08 08 85
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CATS, Jacob (1577-1660) - [Emblem Books] Ouderdom, Buyten Leven, En Hof Gedachten; [Bound with: ] Hof Gedachten. Mengelingen [and: ] Invallende Gedagten, Op Voorvallende Gelegenthenden [and: ] Aspasia [and: ] Huwelyks Fuyk [and: ] Doodkiste Voor de Levendige [and: ] T'Zamen Spraak [and with: ] Tachtig Jarig Leven, Huyshoudinge En Bedenkingen Op Zorgvlied

t' Amsterdam, Abrah[am] van der Putte, 1728. Half Calf. Seven works by the Dutch statesman and poet bound as one, each separately paginated. 16mo (100 x 172m): [14],246,[2]; 94,[2]; 82; 86; 32; 205,[3]; 46pp (lacking the final blank), with four engraved title pages (two of which folding) by C. V. Dalen after Breugel's pupil Adriaan van de Venne, one full-page plate, and 63 emblematic half-page text plates of Dance of Death scenes and of court and country life, mostly by or after Van de Venne. Period half-calf, spine in six compartments between raised bands ruled in gilt, title label lettered in gilt. Some gathering lightly spotted or moderately toned, with neat archival repair to one plate, still Very Good or better. Not in Landwehr or Praz. Cats was one of the distinguished Dutch writers of Holland's golden age, but his Orangist and Calvinistic opinions set him apart from the liberal school of Amsterdam poets. Still, for nearly two centuries, he enjoyed enormous popularity. N. B. With few exceptions (always identified), we only stock books in exceptional condition, carefully preserved in archival, removable mylar sleeves. All orders are packaged with care and posted promptly. Satisfaction guaranteed. (Fine Editions Ltd is a member of the Independent Online Booksellers Association, and we subscribe to its codes of ethics.). Very Good + .
USD 349.00 [Appr.: EURO 321 | £UK 273.25 | JP¥ 54738] Booknumber: BB0160

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Total: USD 349 [Appr.: EURO 321 | £UK 273.25 | JP¥ 54738]

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