‎Letourneur, Charlotte‎
‎Insignis‎

‎[Manuscrit]. Processiones extrà Eccles. Cathedral. Ad usum Dñi Augustini de BONNAY vic. gen. necnon Insignis Eccl. Matisconensis Canonici. anno Dñi 1787. - Processionale extrà Ecclesiam cathedralam Ad usum D. de BONNAY vic. gen. necnon Insignis Ecclesiae Matisconensis canonici. Proprium Sanctorum. Pars 2°. Matiscone, 1787.‎

‎ 1787 Matiscone (Macon), 1787. 2 volumes in-8, (2) ff., 64 pp. et (1) f., 47, (11) pp., maroquin rouge, dos lisse orné, dentelle dorée encadrant les plats avec fleurons dangle aux pointillés, dentelle intérieure, tranches dorées (reliure de lépoque). ‎

‎Luxueux processionnel à lusage de M. de Bonnay, vicaire général de lévêché de Macon, daté 1787.Belle calligraphie, avec musique notée, sur un papier fort légèrement azuré. Les deux pages de titre, avec ornements, sont traitées à la manière des livres imprimés.Sont concernées ici les fêtes solennelles propres à la cathédrale de Macon, avec cantiques particuliers pour chacune dentre elles : St François de Paule (2 avril), St Nicet (3 avril), St Jean Baptiste (24 juin), St Simphorien (18 juillet), Ste Marie Madeleine (22 juillet), Invention du corps de St Étienne (3 août), Transfiguration (6 août), St Roch (16 août), St Michel Archange (29 septembre) et St Jean Evangéliste (27 décembre). Divers textes liturgiques émaillent ce beau manuscrit.Jolies et peu habituelles gardes de papier bleu orné de jeux de pointillés blancs.Une coiffe manquante, épidermure au dos du tome 2, coins émoussés. ‎

‎Insignis Sophiae Arcator Medieval Latin Studies in Honour of Michael Herren on his 65th Birthday,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 2006 Paperback, XIV+304 p., 7 b/w ill., 16 x 25. ISBN 9782503514253.‎

‎The essays here gathered focus, though not exclusively, on the insular Latin of Ireland and England, as well as on some Irish centres on the Continent such as St. Gall. Some thirty years ago Michael Herren burst on the medieval Latin scene with his edition and translation of the notoriously difficult Hisperica Famina, and followed this a few years later with his translation of the prose works of Aldhelm. Notice was given that a junior scholar, unafraid to tackle some of the most obscure, complex, and arcane Latin, wished to make it accessible to non-Latinists as well as to those Latinists who lacked his particular skills. Not content with labouring alone in that field, Herren gathered scholars in Toronto to a conference on 'Insular Latin Studies,' the proceedings of which he published two years later. Over the years he shed considerable light on such obscure texts and authors as Virgilius Maro Grammaticus, John Scottus Eriugena, and the Cosmographia by the pseudonymous Aethicus Ister. His research trail led him again and again to Ireland, and the Irish contribution to early medieval Latinity and to English, Carolingian, and even Italian culture. Recognizing the rich diversity of medieval Latin, Herren in 1990 founded The Journal of Medieval Latin and has, as its editor, provided a home for medieval Latinists of all stripes. The fourteen colleagues and former students who have contributed to the present volume wish to express their thanks to Herren for creating a venue in which medieval Latinists can come together, exchange ideas, learn from each other, and teach each other. In their careers, they have all learned from Herren who either supervised their theses or performed editorial magic on articles submitted to The Journal of Medieval Latin. The essays here gathered focus, though not exclusively, on the insular Latin of Ireland and England, as well as on some Irish centres on the Continent such as St. Gall. The Hisperica Famina, so strongly associated with Herren, though mentioned only in passing by some of the studies here, provides the half-line which was chosen as the title and the most suitable address to Herren: insignis sophiae arcator ' 'excellent teacher of wisdom.' Languages : English, Latin.‎

‎Ordo divini officii recitandi sacrique peragendi Juxta rubricas Breviarii ac missalis sanctae romanae ecclesiae ad usum insignis ecclesiae cenomanensis pro anno domini 1886‎

‎Librairie Edmond Monnoyer Broché 1885 In-12 (19 x 11,5 cm), broché, 140 pages, non massicoté, texte en latin ; tranches et dos brunis, très bon état général. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.‎

‎# TITRE: Consuetudinarium insignis prioratus Tallueriarum I-II 1568 (coutumier de l'abbaye de Talloires)‎

‎ # AUTEUR: Brienne Dominique (pseudonyme de Robert Delaunay) # ILLUSTRATEUR: Guey F. # ÉDITEUR: Champion Honoré - Paris # ANNÉE ÉDITION: 1908 # COUVERTURE: 1/2 vélin à coins - dos à nerfs - pièce de titre chagrin rouge - titre doré " # DÉTAILS: In 4° relié 4ff + CIX + 2 tableaux dépliants (officiers de l'abbaye, les Charansonnay aux XVe et XVIeme siècle) + 111pp (copie du coutumier de la royale abbaye de Talloires) + 2ff + 3 eaux-fortes + carte dépliante des territoires de l'abbaye. Tiré à 210 exemplaires, tous numérotés, n° 16. "" Le coutumier de l'abbaye de Talloires m'a paru d'une importance historique assez générale pour mériter une publication. L""écriture - simplex et intellibilis - en est un peu barbare; mais on y trouvera sur l'organisation intérieure d'une abbaye bénédictine en Savoie, l'ancienne liturgie et les modes culinaires au XVIeme siècle, les plus interressants détails."" L'introduction ( CIX ) constitue l'une des meilleures histoires de l'abbaye. # PHOTOS visibles sur www.latourinfernal.com"‎

‎Bon état, couvertures conservées, rousseurs sur les eaux-fortes‎

‎Missale ad usum insignis ecclesie Tornacensis nuper per eiusde ecclesie p.batos ac divi ni verbi tritos viros auctu e recognitu...(Antwerp postincunabula 1527)‎

‎" Antwerpen, Christoffel van Ruremund, (on behalf of) Michiel Hillen van Hoochstraten en Willem Vorsterman, 18th October 1527, (sic 1257 on title), in-folio, 318 x202 mm, printed in two columns, printed throughout in red and black. Title with central woodcut and border consisting of 14 smaller woodcuts + (1)(tabula festorum mobilum) + (12)(kalendarium) + (2)(accidentia misse) + 266 lvs (foliated; i-cxxviii; 14 non fol.; i-lxxxii; i-xlii), leaves 143-144 printed on vellum,143b being a full page woodcut (canonplate) in contemporary coloring, 67 small woodcuts in the text, contains also 4 leaves with printed music; black notes on 4-lined red staves, (this is one of the earliest known music printings in the Low Countries where staves and notes are printed separately). 19th century half leather binding, raised gilt back, all edges painted red (binding signed J.Burio, Gand). Exceptionally crisp and clean unused copy. USTC 437374 . Nijhoff-Kronenburg N°3539. Only three copies of which two in Northern France and one in Belgium (Mechelen, Groot Seminarie, now K.U.L. Library). The Missal, containing the liturgy or office of the mass in the Roman Catholic Church is one of the most important liturgical books. Because of the frequent liturgical changes and the daily use of the missal, particularly the canon part, old copies in good shape are very rare. Most copies were either completely worn or discarded as being obsolete. This edition, for the diocese of Tournai (which comprised the County of Flanders), is the second printing. Of the printer Christoffel of Ruremond it is known that he died in Westminster prison in 1531. He was arrested in England because he sold the New Testament in English, translated by Tyndale to a bookbinder called John Row (see Y. Foxe, Ecclesiasticall History...London 1576); see also Anne Rouzet, Dictionnaire pp.193-194. USTC N° 437374 .."‎