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In-4° : [1]-3-326-[15] lvs (some handwritten notes or underlinings, some foxing, some lvs slightly browned,
marginal tear with loss at lf. 309).
Moder binding : threequarter brown shagreen, bordeaux marbled paper boards, ribbed spine, red sprinkled
edges, title with pen on the fore-edge.
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if he was a layman he threw himself with ardour into the religion controversies defending
Augustine’s doctrine. As he was a disciple of the Church Father (354-430), the majority
of his works relay his thoughts : his main operum «Contra Cassiani [...], de gratia Dei &
libero arbitrio» on the necessity of Grace (God wishes all men to be saved) is a reply to
the «Collationes patrum in Scithico eremo commorantium» of the French monk Cassian
(360/365-433/435),- letters to saint Augustine on the same subject,- maxims («Sententiarum
ex operibus D. Augustini [...] ») and epigrams («Ex ijsdem sententijs Epigrammaton [...] »)
to be a guide for Christians, etc.
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Ÿ Pristine provenance : Aubertus Miraeus or Aubert le Mire (1573-1640), scholar historian
and fervent defensor of Catholic Faith (handwritten mention with handwritten notes by him
at the table of contents (?).
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(together 2 works edited in Leuven by Bogard) : Sanctus Hieronymus.- Epistolae
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marginal dampstains in the beginning, binding us.).
¶ Quatrième édition des ouvr. du disciple de saint Augustin relayant et défendant la pensée de ce Père
de l’Église. Demi-chagrin brun à coins moderne (qqs claires mouill. marg., rel. lég. frottée, int. frais). Un
ouvr. de saint Jérôme joint.
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Coloniae, apud haeredes Arnoldi Birckmanni, 1555.
2 parts in 1 vol. small in-8° : 143-[1 blank], 52 lvs (slightly browned, some foxing, handwritten notes on the
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of this collection of works on Jesus Christ conception in heretical religions
given by the Flemish theologian Cassander (1513-1516). The «opera» consist in
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second against Eutyches and other heretics which are wrong on their conception of the two
natures (God and Human) of Jesus Christ. Even if on title-page the author’s name is Saint
Vigilius Trentinus, the real auhor is Vigilius Tapasensis, bishop of Thapse, who published
different works under Church Father’s names. The «commentarius» is an examination of
heresies’ doctrine on the two natures of the Son of God, Cassander explaining in which
they are right or wrong.
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Cent. half calf (printer’s mark cut off the title-page, last lf. with handwritten notes partly cut).
¶ Édition originale de cette réunion d’ouvr. sur la conception de Jésus-Christ chez les hérétiques donnés
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