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Thomas d’AQUIN .- Summae sacrae theologiae [...].
Lugduni, apud haeredes Jacobi Junctae, 1567 [- 1568].
5 parties en 4 vol. in-f° : [244], [12]-524, [12]-388, [14]-694, [12]-1/437-[1 bl.]-417/750 pp. (some lvs lacking).
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200/ 250 €
Edition with commentaries of Cajetan (1469-1534), cardinal and bishop of Gaeta. The
fourth volume contains a double index : one on the Summa and one on the commentaries.
Our edition includes the «Opuscula omnia» by Thomas Cajetan (same place and editor,
1567) bound at the end of the 2d volume.
# Baudrier VI-326/327; # Adams A-1431 (only mentions the date of 1568) and C-121
(separate ed. of the Opuscula with the same number of pages but date 1568); # not in
Machiels, STC, Soltész.
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contemporary handwritten mentions on the last lf.).
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rubbed, small lack at the back cover, one small ink stain, edges and corners dulled).
Est.
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400/ 500 €
Nice copy of the works of Athanasius (296-373), partriarch of Alexandria and one of the
Church fathers. Neat typography with large ornemental initials on wood probably by Anton
Woensam. Printer’s mark on the title page.
# Machiels A-1003; # Adams A-2082; # Biogr. univ. II-350/352; # Brunet I-535 (ed of 1857)
# not in Soltész.
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vocant, in quatuor libros Sententiarum Petri Lombardi [...].
Venetiis, apud Jo. Baptistam et Jo. Bernardum Sessam, 1597.
In-f° : [68]-368 pp.-86 lvs (handwritten mentions and label on the title page, clear marginal dampstains, errors
in pagination without loss).
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wormholes at the back cover).
Est.
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400/ 500 €
First edition
of the commentaries by Duns Scotus (1266-1308), the «Subtle Doctor»,
Franciscan theologian and philosopher, founder of Scotism, on the most important dogmatic