Het Israël der Alpen, vrij gevolgd naar het Fransch volgens de Revue des Deux Mondes 1867, 1868, 1869

Amsterdam, Höveker & Zoon, no date, 139 pages, original paper binding, with lettering on front and cover, treatise on the Waldenzen (Waldensians also known as the poor of Lyon, followers of Bullinger) Switzerland (Zwitserland, Swiss, Schweiz) written from a christian perspective, hence the reference to Israel. Scarce.

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Book number: 64231

Catalogue: Religion

Jaarboekje voor 1933 uitgegeven door het bestuur der Remontstrantsch-Gereformeerde Gemeente te Haarlem

Haarlem, 1933, 56 pages,many advertisments, original paper binding.

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Book number: 64961

Catalogue: Religion

[Waal, Isaak de]

Karel Bouwens of het onwelvoegelijke, ligtzinnige en strafwaardige van het misbruik van Gods heiligen naam, het vloeken en verwenschen van zich zelven en anderen. Een leesboek voor de jeugd, uitgegeven door de My. Tot Nut van 't Algemeen. Leiden etc., 1840.

Origineel bedrukt papieren omslag, 4+66 pag. C2056l De auteur was predikant te Biervliet, daarvoor te Kleverskerke. Reeds eerder had de Maatschappij een boekje over het vloeken uitgegeven: ' Drie schuitpraatjes'. In een Bijvoegsel aan het slot e.e.a. over een verordening van Frederik Hendrik tegen vloeken

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Book number: 54677

Catalogue: Religion

J.V.L.,

Katechetische verlustiging of de Heidelbergsche katechismus. Zoo als dezelve, Overeenkoomstig den eigenlyken Text. In dichtmaat gebragt; En te gelyk eenigermaate Toegelicht wordt. Door J. v. L. Onder de spreuk: Nut Kroont Vlyt.

Delft, C. Poelman en Zoon, 1786, 8vo., no binding, 6 + 52 + 4 pp., lacks binding, but printwork in good condition. l The Heidelberg Catechism was written in 1563 in Heidelberg, present-day Germany. It is a Protestant confessional document taking the form of a series of questions and answers, for use in teaching Reformed Christian doctrine. It has been translated into many languages and is regarded as one of the most influential of the Reformed catechisms.

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Book number: 64705

Catalogue: Religion

Katechismus van de Katholiek kerk

Brussel, Licap/Utrecht, Secretariaat Rooms-Katholiek Kerkgenootschap, 1995, 733 pages, paperback binding, complete guide to the Roman Catholic church as accepted by Pope John Paul II.

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Book number: 67079

Catalogue: Religion

Kerkelijk Jaarboekje voor de Protestantsche Gemeenten jaargang 1916-1917

Haarlem, A. Kuyper, 1916-1917, 94 pages, many advertisments and an illustration of the Julianakerk in Schoten, well used state.

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Book number: 64960

Catalogue: Religion

Kopere wapenrusting van den reus Goliath. 1. Sam. XVII 4 enz.

Large engraved plate 32x21cm excluding margins, showing Goliath and a soldier. Possibly illustration from a bible. 18th century.

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Book number: 67545

Catalogue: Print Religion

J.D.V.B.T.K.,

Kort-bondige, en voor alle onpartydige, verstaanbare, en met de Reeden overeenkomende verklaaringe; van de verleydinge onser eerste Voor-Ouderen, Adam ende Eva in het Paradys. Volgens de Beschryving van Moses, in het Boek der Scheppinge.

Amsterdam, Johannes Roman, 1699, 4to., modern hard cover with buckram and beautiful marbled paper, 22+[1] pp., apart from two minor stains on the titlepage this booklet is in excellent condition (albeit that the cover board are somewhat oversized). Beautiful floral vignette on the titlepage, and with a lovely floral endpiece to close the book. Lit: Knuttel 14460.

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Book number: 67253

Catalogue: Religion pamphlets

Korte formulieren van den H. doop en 't H. Avondmaal, met de bygevoegde Gebeden en Dankzeggingen, z. pl., z. j, [18e eeuw].

Gebonden, goed exemplaar, (80) p.

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Book number: 57694

Catalogue: Protestant Religion

[A.M.]

't Leven van Johanna, Paus van Rome, Onder den Naam van Johannes den Achtsten. Waar in haar zonderling gedragh uit de Oudheit wordt opgeheldert, de waarheit deezer Historie krachtigh beweert, en door de vermaardste Schryvers bevestigt.

Amsterdam, Smets, 1722, 8vo., full parchment spitsel binding (spitselband), with handwritten title on the spine, [14]+407+[12] pp., damaged and fragile hinges causing the binding to come loose, smudged parchment, some waterstains, engraved printer's mark on titlepage (Cultio his vita est), some decorative initials and endpieces, with five engravings (one folds out and this one has some strips of paper on the backside as reinforcement). Ex libris: GAVE.l The original edition is by Frederik Spanheim, later translated in French by Lenfant and then revised by Des Vignoles. This Dutch edition is by A.M. (the preface is signed with these initials).

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Book number: 66399

Catalogue: Biography Religion

J. V. G. [=Jan van Geuns]

Levensberigt van den eerwaardigen heere Cornelis de Vries [getrokken uit den Algemeenen Konst- en Letterbode van Dingsdag 23sten maart 1813]

Lacks wrappers. 14 pp. With a fine engraved portrait by Reinier Vinkeles. l Cornelis de Vries (16 August 1740, Koog aan de Zaan - 21 November 1812, Haarlem), was a Mennonite minister. He was educated at the Amsterdam Mennonite seminary and served the congregations of Enschede 1763-1771 and Utrecht 1771-1786, where he started the Utrechtse Courant in 1782, a newspaper he edited himself. He then retired to devote more time to writing and studies and moved to Haarlem in 1788.[1] There he became friendly with Adriaan Loosjes, with whom he started the Algemeene Konst- en Letterbode voor meer of min geoefenden. He first married Alida Reesen, and after she died he married Maria Elisabeth van Vollenhove (1730-1811), the widow of the Remonstrant pastor Jan Verbeek, one of the founding members of Teylers First Society, which he joined himself from 1792. He wrote several religious works, including a catechism for children

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Book number: 68261

Catalogue: Religion

Libellus supplex Sanctissimo Domino Nostro Clementi XI. Oblatus Per Decanum & Canonicos Harlemenses.

Haarlem (Harlemi), Nicolai Brauw, 1705, one signature of six folded leaves plus marbled paper cover, 25x21cm, 24 pp., the cover is worn and torn with creased edges, pages smudged and discoloured. Ex library copy with stamp: Bibl. Hageveld. It concerns a petition to Pope Clement XI (23 July 1649 - 19 March 1721). The canons of the St. Bavo Church in Haarlem have been set back in title and function, due to the Reformation and a change in the religious hierarchy in the Netherlands. In this petition they plea for the recovery of their original status.

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Book number: 65486

Catalogue: Biography Religion

Liederen ter afwisseling van den feestredenaar Ds. Alb. van Toorenbergen, gezongen door Haarlem's Koraalvereeniging onder de leiding van den heer F.W. van Eeden in de Doopsgezinde Kerk te Haarlem, op Donderdag 12 September 1867 op welken dag, vijf-en-twintig jaren geleden werd opgerigt de Nederlandsche Vereeniging tot afschaffing van Sterken Drank.

's Gravenhage, H.L. Smits, [1867], 4pp. original paper binding, edges frayed, scarce.

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Book number: 68732

Catalogue: Religion

The litle treasury of leaflets, vol. I.

Dublin, M. & S. Eaton, [1900?], 114 prayers, illustrated (one portrait loose), gilt edges, full leather binding, gilt lettering on front and spine, well bound.

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Book number: 66982

Catalogue: Religion

Manuscript: Collection of religious fragments

[Late 16th century]Without titlepage, date or author. The book counts about 879 pages. They were numbered later on with an occassional error. The handwritten texts in Latin alternate with sections of blank pages, or sections in a smaller size. There are a few comtemporary loose notes in between some pages. All texts are in Latin and of religious nature and they seem to be in various hands. In a few places a date pops up: 1596 (cf. pp. 188, 189, 401), so the book seems to date back to the late 16th century. For now it is unclear if it concerns personal notes and insights or copied texts, or a little bit of both. On one of the endpapers there are some modern notes in pencil giving some insight in the whereabouts of this book and of some restoration work. These notes state for instance that some parchment strips with medieval handwriting on it (In Dutch: "maculatuur") from the original binding had been preserved and indeed they are present in the back of the book. These notes also state that the book is from the collection of Jelle Kaspersma and Alie Vinke (2010). Full parchment binding with embossed emblem on the front and back, some traces of goldtooling on the spine, uncut edges, no headbands, part of the closure ribbons remain. The cover is too small for this bookblock. Either is was not originally made for this book and made to fit, or it has shrunk considerably. Stained parchment. The bookblock has some waterstains and other smudges, but the pages are mostly clean with clear handwriting.

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Book number: 68956

Catalogue: Manuscripts Religion