‎ANDOCIDE, Par Fr. BLASS‎
‎ORATIONES‎

‎Emendatio vitae. Orationes ad honorem nominis Ihesu‎

‎, Brepols - Harvey Miller, 1995 Hardcover. 96 p., 140 x 215 mm, Languages: English, Including an index. Fine copy. ISBN 9780888444714.‎

‎Richard Rolle (d.1439) played a major part in the growth of affective spirituality in England during the fourteenth century. A prolific mystical writer who lived as a hermit and drew his literary inspiration from the great monastic authors of the twelfth century, he nonetheless anticipated many of the teachings of his slightly later contemporaries and his work looks forward to the later fourteenth-century world of increasing lay involvement in spiritual life. While his original audience may have consisted mainly of nuns and anchoresses (for writings in English) and monks and secular priests (for writings in Latin), many of his works can be read as popularizations of the traditions he inherited, and were ultimately designed to reach a much broader audience. The book contains editions of one work by Rolle, the Emendatio vitae , and one medieval compilation of extracts from his writings, the Orationes ad honorem nominis Ihesu. The Emendatio vitae is one of Rolle's late works and aims to adapt an originally specialized programme for spiritual transformation to the needs of general Christian readers; most of the last third of the work consists of an arrangement of passages from his earlier writings. This process of adaptation was taken up by others, who compiled works of "Rolleana" out of other such excerpted passages. The second work edited here, the Orationes ad honorem nominis Ihesu, is a member of this little-studied secondary canon, being made up of purple passages from several of Rolle's works, which it presents as a catena of devotions to the "holy name" of Jesus. Besides providing an anthology of Rolle's rich prose styles, the Orationes exemplifies the way in which passages of his writing could be detached from their original contexts and pressed into the service of an important late medieval devotion.‎

‎Orationes sacrae. Nova apud Germanos editio recognita et emendata. / Orationes quotquot reperiri potuerunt omnes. Nova ... / Orationes didascalicae. Nova ... / Orationes panegyricae. Nova ... 4 Werke in 1 Band.‎

‎Moguntiae (Mainz) & Francofurti ad Moenum (Frankfurt), apud Francisci Varrentrapp, 1755-56-55-55, kl. in-8vo, 2 Bl. + 92 S.; 5 Bl. + 210 S. + 2 Bl.; 224 S.; 1 Bl. + 230 S., am Ende des letzten Teils einige Blätter paarweise am Blattschnitt zusammen (als wären sie unaufgeschnitten), rote Wachsspuren auf Vorsätzen, Bibliotheks-Etikette (Décanat de la Part-Dieu) und hs. Exlibris ‘Dey professor 1818’ auf Innenseite des Vorderdeckel, Lederband auf Bünden, reicher floraler Gold u. Tiefprägung auf Rücken und Deckeln (Umrahmung mit goldgepr. Eicheln auf den Deckeln. Vergoldung grösstenteils abgegangen). Rücken auf 5 Bünden, 3-seitig. Goldschnitt. (Freiburger Schulpreis Einband). Schönes Exemplar.‎

‎Charles Porée, erfolgreicher Rethorik Professor in Paris, verehrter Lehrer u.a. von Voltaire. La reliure est identique aux reliures de prix (Premium) faites à Fribourg pour le Collège des Jésuites. De Backer-S. VI/1029, Nr. 46 (auch Ausg. 1756, doch Kollation nicht völlig identisch); Hoefer XL/819; cf. Brunet TM-12179 (éd. de Paris 1747, 3 vol. in-12). Image disp.‎

‎Conciones sive orationes ex sallustii t. LIVII taciti et Q. curtii historiis collectae‎

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‎Bon état‎

‎Opera omnia, in unum proxime post illius mortem collecta quorum nomina sequens pagina plenius indicat. Accesserunt Andreae Naugerii patricii Veneti, Orationes duae carminaque nonnulla, amicorum cura ob id nuper simul impresso, ut eorum scripta, qui arcta inter se uiventes necessitudine coniuncti fuerunt, in hominum quoque manus post eorum mortem iuncta pariter pervenirent.‎

‎Venezia, Haeredes Lucantonio I Giunta, 1555.‎

‎ Première édition collective publiée deux ans après la mort de l'auteur. Le premier ouvrage ici est un ouvrage d'astronomie "Homocentricorum sive de stellis", dans lequel il il développe un vaste système de 77 ou 79 sphères homocentriques. Fracastoro (1478-1553) a été le premier à énoncer la théorie des germes et à suggérer la contagiosité de la tuberculose, dans "De sympathia et antipathia rerum liber unus. De contagione et contagiosis morbis et curatione". (1546). On connaît de lui son poème sur la syphilis, le plus célèbre de tous les poèmes médicaux, où il résume les connaissances contemporaines sur la syphilis, lui donne son nom actuel et lui reconnaît une cause vénérienne. Mais il est aussi connu comme médecin, géologue, astronome et poète. (Garrison-Morton 2364, 2528) Ces oeuvres sont précédées d'une vie de l'auteur par Adami Fumani. Une gravure sur bois à pleine page avec des portraits en médaillons de Fracastor et de son ami Andrea Navagero, dont on trouve les "Orationes" à la fin (32 ff.) Quelques gravures sur bois dans le texte. Magnifique reliure, entièrement estampée, à l'emblème de la Justice sur le premier plat et de Lucrecia sur le second. Initiales B. S. T. sur le premier plat et date de 1560. Deux ex-libris manuscrits sur la page de titre. Des annotations anciennes dans les marges. Très bel exemplaire. /// In-4 de (6) ff., 285, (1), 32 ff Vélin, dos à nerfs orné, plats estampés. (Reliure de l'époque.) //// First collected edition published two years after the author's death. The first work here is a work on astronomy "Homocentricorum sive de stellis", in which he develops a vast system of 77 or 79 homocentric spheres. Fracastoro (1478-1553) was the first to state the germ theory of infection and suggested the contagiousness of tuberculosis, in "De sympathia et antipathia rerum liber unus. De contagione et contagiosis morbis et curatione." (1546). He is remembered for his poem on syphilis, the most famous of all medical poems, where he epitomized contemporary knowledge of syphilis, gave to it its present name, and recognized a venereal cause. But he was also eminent as a physicist, geologist, astronomer, and poet. (Garrison-Morton 2364, 2528). These works are preceded by a life of the author by Adami Fumani. A full-page woodcut with medallion portraits of Fracastor and and his friend Andrea Navagero, whose "Orationes" are found at the end (32 ff.) Woodcuts in text. Initials B. S. T. on the first board and date of 1560. Two ex-libris signatures on the title page. Old annotations in the margins.Very fine copy. /// PLUS DE PHOTOS SUR WWW.LATUDE.NET‎

‎Thuribulum Aureum, cujus incensum primum orationes vocales, incensum secundum orationes mentales, sacerdotibus uncensum Domino offerentibus, aliisque non sacerdotibus praesentatum: ut orationes eorum, et meditationes dirigantur, sicut incensum in conspectu Domini. Editio quarta.‎

‎Bambergae, ex officina Goebhardiana, 1761, pt. in-8vo, frontispice gravée, 427 p. + 2 p. (Index), reliure en plein veau, dos lisse orné en or avec pièce de titre, plats encadrés de filet or, tranches dorées.‎