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Antiquariaat de Roo (NVvA): Religion Latin
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Horae Diurnae Breviarii Romani, Ex decreto sacro-sancti Coneilii Tridentum restituti: Pii V. Pont. Max jussu esiti: Clementis VIII, et Urbani VIII, Auctoritate recognita.
Köln, Balthasar Egmond, 1699. (engraved titlepage) 476, CLXXXVI (4) p. Contemporary Leather with 4 raised bands, silver fittings, gilt-edged and gauffered text block, 12° 10,5 x 7 x 3,5 cm. (Some waterstains in the text block, mostly in the margins. The spine of the binding is slightly worn near the edges. Miniature book of hours in Latin bound in a firm black leather binding with richly decorated silver fittings. The text of the work is printed in black and red and is illustrated with many engravings. The silver fittings are made at the beginning of the eighteenth century and consist of eight corner-pieces and a double clasp, all decorated with a matching design of flowers and vines. A firm and complete copy.).
-- Boeknummer: 10766
€ 2500.00
Catalogus: Religion Latin
Alcoranus Franciscanorum id est, Blasphemiarum et nugarum Lerna, de stigmatisato Idolo quod Franciscum vocant, ex libro Conformitatum, Versiculus Franciscanorum. Franciscus est in coelo, Respondio Quis dubitat de illo? Antiphona Totus Mundus.
Deventer, Johannes Colomp, 1651. '(engraved titlepage) 248 p. Contemporary cardboard Binding, 12° (spine is worn, Rare fourth edition of the translation into Latin of Erasmus Alberus' Der Barfusser Monche Eulenspiegel und Alkoran, a prose satire to which Martin Luther wrote the postscript. The first edition of the German original appeared in Wittenberg by Hans Luft in 1542, followed by the Latin translation in Frankfurt a year later. The second and third Latin edition were published resp. in 1560 and 1578. This parodic adaptation of the Liber conformitatum of the Franciscan Bartolommeo Rinonico (or Albizzi) of Pisa is written by Erasmus Alberus (ca. 1500-1553), a German humanist, reformer, and poet, who was born in the village of Bruchenbrücken, near Frankfurt am Main. Although his father was a schoolmaster, his early education was neglected. Ultimately in 1518 he found his way to the University of Wittenberg, where he studied theology. He had the good fortune to attract the attention of Martin Luther and Philipp Melanchthon, and subsequently became one of Luther's most active helpers. Not only did he fight for the Protestant cause as a preacher and theologian, but he was almost the only member of Luther's party who was able to confront the Roman Catholics with the weapon of literary satire. After Luther's death, Alberus was for a time a deacon in Wittenberg, he became involved, however, in the political conflicts of the time. In 1552 he was appointed Generalsuperintendent at Neubrandenburg in Mecklenburg, where he died on the 5th of May 1553.).
Boeknummer: 8563
€ 450.00
Catalogus: Religion Latin
Scriptorum theologicorvm Heidelbergensium tomus primus(-tertius). Continens Locos Commvnes cùm Didacticos, tùm Elenchticos.
Freistadii, s.n. 1646. (18) 335 (19), (1) 172 (12), (4) 289 (9) p. Origineel Leer, 4°. Henricus Alting, 1583-1644, was afgevaardigde naar de Synode van Dordrecht van 1618-1619 namens de Keurvorst van de Palts, en werd benoemd tot revisor van het Nieuwe Testament. Hij woonde in Heidelberg toen de stad in 1622 met bruut geweld werd ingenomen door de Spanjaarden onder leiding van Graaf Tilly. Thuis kwam hij een vijandelijke officier tegen die zei:Met deze hand heb ik heden tien mensen gedood, als ik wist waar hij schuilde, zou Alting hem spoedig volgen. En wie bent U? Alting antwoordde dat hij onderwijzer aan het Collegium Sapientiae was geweest, maar gaf zijn naam niet en ontsnapte. Na enige omzwervingen, in 1624 stond hij in Leiden aan de universiteit ingeschreven, kwam Henricus Alting in Groningen, waar hij in 1627 een professoraat in de theologie verkreeg. Hij was ook enige jaren rector magnificus. Henricus Alting is de vader van Menso Alting. (Rug gerestaureerd, nieuwe schutbladen, tweede deel pag. 165 tm index, wormgaten.).
Boeknummer: 12393
€ 450.00
Catalogus: Religion Latin
Bellarminvs Enervatvs a Gvilielmo Amesio S.S. Theologiae Doctore in Academia Franekerana. In quatuor Tomos divisus. Editio nova ab Auctore recognita et multis in locis aucta.
Amsterdam, Johannes Janssonius, 1630. 4 volumes in 1 binding, (engraved titlepage, 11) 254, 266, 274, 218 p. Contemporary folding Vellum, 12° (Large waterstain in the first two volumes, due to this page 55-57 vol.1 and 192-193 vol.2 damaged. The first free endpapers are extensively annotated with references to other works in an old hand, several ownership-entries on recto and verso titlepage. Rare polemical work by English puritan theologian William Ames, or Amesius (1576-1633). Written in his time as professor of theology at Franeker this 4-volume work was meant as a thorough blast against the Roman church and especially its great Jesuit champion, Saint Robert Bellarmine (1542-1621). The first volume, initially begun also as student disputations was first published in 1625 and followed by three other volumes, the final published in 1628. This edition is the first completely revised and extended edition by Ames himself containing all major theological propositions.).
Boeknummer: 11379
€ 950.00
Catalogus: Religion Latin
V. CL. Epistolarum Centuriae tres, Lacunis aliquot suppletis. Accedunt ejusdem Orationes. Editio Nova.
Amsterdam, Joannis Janssonii, 1639. (frontispiece, 13, portait, 8) 672 p. Contemporary Vellum, 12° (Dominique Baude, Rijsel, 8 april 1561 – Leiden, 22 augustus 1613, was a Vlaams Neolatin poet, scientist and historywriter. From 1603-1613 he teached as professor at the University of Leiden.).
Boeknummer: 3911
€ 175.00
Catalogus: Religion Latin
Analogia Veteris ac Novi Testamenti. In qua primum Status Veteris, deinde consensus, proportio & conspiratio, illius cum Novo explicatur. Editio postrema eccuratissime ad lapidem lydium expunctis erroribus, revocata.
Bruxellis, L. Danel, 1724. (20) 485 (23) p. Contemporary Leather, 8°.
Boeknummer: 4030
€ 75.00
Catalogus: Religion Latin
Documenta e variis Veteris Testamenti Historiis, ex Evangelio Item petita, Modulis Rythmicis quo jucundius cantu, si lubet, animis influant. Laborata studio & opera Caroli van Beughem, Canonici. Subjungitur ejusdem, Adolescenti ad virtutem aspiranti imica cohortatio. Opus omnibus Fidelibus ac Parentibus Institutoribus ac juventuti comprimis utile.
Mechelen, Pierre Joseph Hanicq, 1797. 292 p. Contemporary half Leather, 8° oblong (Edges of the binding slightly worn, several pages lack a small piece of the margin. Multi-lingual work consisting of 558 moral verses of 8 lines drawn from the Old and New Testament, the main text printed in three columns, resp. in Latin, French and Dutch.).
Boeknummer: 10949
€ 550.00
Catalogus: Religion Latin
Theodori Bezae Annotationes Maiores In Nouum Dn. Nostri Iesu Christi Testamentvm. In duas distinctae partes, quarum prior explicationem in quatuor Euangelistas & Acta Apostolorum: Posterior verò in Epistolas & Apocalypsin continet. Quibus etiam adiuncti sunt Indices Rerum ac Verborum locupletissimi. Noua autem haec editio multò correctior & emendatior priore, nunc primùm hac minore forma in gratiam & vtilitatem studiosorum in lucem prodit.
(Geneva, Henri Estienne), 1594. 2 parts in 1 binding, 570, 648 p. Leather with raised bands, 8° (Rebound leather binding with preservation of the contemporary leather boards. Text-block slightly browned throughout, with a library stamp on the verso of the titlepage, some small wormholes in the bottom-margin and old annotations in the bottom-margin of several pages. Lacks the final 52 pages (26 fol.), main text complete, these pages contain an index of both parts. Including the folding table. The New Testament commentaries by French Protestant Reformer Théodore de Bèze, or Beza (1519-1605). The commentaries expound on all kinds of exegetical, text-critical and translational difficulties while making numerous references to the preceding scholarship of Erasmus, Valla, Lefèvre and other contemporaries. Likewise Beza consults the Fathers, Septuagint and Classical Latin writers for linguistic purposes. First published in 1556, the Annotationes went through three major revisions after 1580. In these exegetical and theological notes, Beza defended reformed doctrine and debated points of grammar and syntax with biblical scholarship, both ancient and modern.).