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313 – (Religion) -
Breviariu[m] ad usum ordinis Cistercien[sis] [...].
Parisiis, expensis[que] Johan[n]is Parvi, Engleberti de Marnef, Ambrosii Gerault,
ac Johan[n]is Kaerbriand alias Huguelin (ex ede Johannis Kaerbria[n]d), (kal.
Juniis) 1527.
4 parts in 1 vol. in-32° : [22]-lxxx, clvi, [8], cxix [i.e. cxvi] lvs (tear and margin repaired in the title-page, copy
slightly yellowed, small marginal tears, dampstains, tear with lack of text in the last lf., 1 lf. of 1
st
part unbound).
17
th
century binding : black calf on wooden boards, blind fillets encircling the boards, flat spine, blue edges,
brass clasps (slightly used, 1 clasp lacking).
Est.
:
1.000/ 1.200 €
Only copy known
of this cistercian breviary printed on 2 columns in red and black.
Title, 4 woodcut illustrations (King David, Annunciation (twice) and Pentecoste) and some
initials coloured and heightened with gold. With a part of a liturgical calendar (lim. lf. C6 r°/
v°).
Bound with
, 3 lvs : 2 handwritten with Easter dates from 1622 till 1642 (between lim. lvs
B2/B3),- 1 printed with a 17
th
cent. prayer (between lvs lii and liii).
▲ Provenance : "obit Philipe (sic) de Ruijchrock 16(??)" (handwritten mention on liminary
lf. A5).
# Not in STC French, USTC, Adams, Bohatta who lists cistercian breviaries by Marnef
(1506 and 1508, 8°; 1516, 32°), Petit (1510, 4°) or by both (1512, 8°) and by Kaerbriand
(1519, 1521 and 1535, 8°) but none with the address, date and format of our copy.
¶ Seul exemplaire connu de ce bréviaire cistercien, imprimé en noir et rouge, comportant 1 titre orné
et 4 vignettes sur bois rehaussés de couleurs et d'or. Veau noir du 17e s. (1 fermoir manquant).
314 – (Religion) -
Ens. 2 ouvr.
-
CANISIUS, Petrus.- Opus catechisticum sive De
summa doctrinae Christianae [...].
Coloniae, apud Gervinum Calesnium, & haeredes Johannis Quentelii, 1586.
In-f° : [32]-833-[63] pp. (foxing and browning).
Contemporary binding : pigskin on wooden boards, boards decorated with blind tooled panels and roll-stamps
with floral ornaments, ribbed spine, red edges (soiled, blind tooling blurred, corners dulled, traces of clasps).
Est.
:
200/ 250 €
Edition by Petrus Busaeus of this very popular catechism written in the form of question
and answer, published in 1555 under the title "Summa doctrinae christianae", translated in
more than 26 languages and edited countless times since. Saint Petrus Canisius born Peter
Kanis (1521–1597) was one of the most important Jesuits and influential Catholics of his
time to whom the restoration of Catholicism in Germany after the Reformation is attributed.
# Adams C-531; # VD 16 C 733; # Soltész C-189; # not in De Backer-Sommervogel (other
ed.).
▲Provenance :"fr[atr]isNicolasCruciiZeltangeri1601,p[ro]fessimonasteriHemmeroden[n]
sis" i.e. the Premonstratensian abbey of Hemmerode near Trier (handwritten mention); S.
Ganser, 1843 (id.); religious institution (stamp passim).
Joint
: Saint FRANÇOIS de Sales.- Les oeuvres [...]. P., Léonard, 1663, in-f°, 20
th
cent. half
brown shagreen (browned, some pp. strongly, marginal dampstains...). Works of devotion
illustrated with 1 allegorical frontispiece, historiated head-pieces, in texto, decorated initials
and title's vignettes.
¶ Catéchisme très populaire par un des plus importants jésuites et ardent opposant de la Réforme.
Pleine peau de truie décorée à froid de l'ép. (salie et estompée). Avec les oeuvres de Saint-François
de Sales jointes.
315 – (Religion) -
DORÉ, Pierre.- L’image de Vertu, demonstrant la perfection &
saincte vie de la bienheurée Vierge Marie [...]. La seconde édition nouvellement
reveue, corrigée, additionnée [...].
On les vend à Paris, par Jean de Broully (imprimé nouvellement [...] par René
Avril), 1549.
In-8° : [12]-333 [i.e. 335]-[1] ff. (ex. lég. jauni, mouill., taches dans la marge du f. 22, qqs soulignements,
notes et corrections mss).
Rel. fin 19
e
s. : demi-veau glacé prune à grains longs, plats de papier marbré, dos à nerfs ornés de roul. dorées,
tr. rouges (dos et mors passés, coupes et coins lég. émoussés, lég. rogné, gardes renouvelées, étiq. et mentions
d'app. mss).
Est.
:
120/ 150 €
Rare seconde édition
(éd. orig. : 1540) de cet ouvrage à la gloire de Marie par le dominicain
Doré (1500 ?-1559), confesseur de Claude de Lorraine et Antoinette de Bourbon. Lettrines
ornementées et vignette de titre figurant l'auteur offrant son livre à la Vierge à l'enfant
couronnée (répétée au dernier f.).
# STC French 139; # USTC 1080; # pas dans Adams, Machiels, Soltész.
¶ Rare second edition of the praise of the Virgin Mary by the French theologian Doré. Late 19th cent.
half glazed purple calf (slightly yellowed, some handwritten underlinings, notes and corrections, faded
spine and joints).
316 – (Religion) -
HILLESHEIM, Ludovicus.- Sacrarum antiquitatum
monumenta [...].
Antverpiae, ex officina Christophori Plantini, 1577.
In-8° : [16]-95 pp. (dampstains on upper corners, marginal tear repaired on title-page, copy very slightly
browned, some holes or marginal tears).
19
th
century binding : threequarter marbled calf, veined paper boards, flat spine with gilt roll-stamps and red
leather label, yellowed edges with red sprinkles (edges partly rubbed, upper joint split on 5 mm, small wears).
Est.
:
300/ 350 €
First edition
of the Latin poems by Hillesheim and second issue of the collection
of 39 representations of personages of the Old Testament by Jan Sadeler after Crispijn van
den Broeck and Pieter van den Borcht (1
st
issue : 1575). Illustrated also with the author's
portrait, German humanist and mayor of Adernach (1514-1575). Some successive mistakes
were made during the printing of the edition. The presses were stopped to correct them but
several erroneous copies were already distributed.
# Hollstein 72-110; # Voet 1335; # Sorgeloos 249; # Adams H-561; # Machiels H-238; #
BT 1455; # USTC 401731; # not in Soltész.
¶ Édition originale des poèmes en latin accompagnant le second tirage des 39 gravures de personnages
de l'Ancien Testament. Illustré du portrait de l'auteur. Demi-veau marbré du 19e s. (mouill. aux coins
sup., déch. marg. restaurée sur le titre).
317 – (Religion) -
Ens. 2 ouvr. en 1 vol.
-
[JORDAN, Raymond].- Contemplationes
idiotae. De amore divino. De Virgine Maria. De vera patientia. De continuo
conflictu carnis et animae. De innocentia perdita. De morte.
Lugduni [Lyon], apud Antonium Vincentium (excudebat Theobaldus Paganus), 1542.
In-16° : 111-[1] lvs (slightly yellowed, small ink stains in some margins, handwritten notes and label on the
title-page, stamp at the back).
19
th
century binding : half calf, marbled paper boards, flat spine, blue sprinkled edges (upper joint party split,
spine partly unstuck, spine et joints rubbed, stamp on the upper pastedown).
Est.
:
120/ 150 €
First edition printed in Lyon
of this work containing six meditations published under the
pseudonym of Idiota for Raymond Jordan, prevost in 1381 of Uzès (South of France). Text