‎ARNAUD Etienne‎
‎PARS‎

‎Breviarium Romanum ex Decreto SS. Concilii Tridentini restitutum S. Pii V. Pontificis Maximi jussu editum Clementis VIII. Urbani VIII. et Leonis XIII. auctoritate recognitum. Editio Typica. Pars Hiemalis ( Pars Aestiva , Pars Autumnalis , Pars Verna ) complete in 4 volumes. Bound in at the end of each part: Officia propria Ecclesia Valleguidonensis‎

‎" Ratisbonae (Regensburg) , Neo Eboraci (New York), & Cincinnatii. Suptibus et Typis Friderici Pustet, 1886, 4 vols in-8°, (18 cm). [1] Pars Hiemalis, lxvi pp + (2)nn pp (illustration) + 636 pp + (384)pp + (xii) pp + 26 pp (Off. Propr. Valleguidonensis). [2] Pars Aestiva, xxx pp + (2)nn pp (illustration) + 720 pp + (434)pp + (xiv) pp + 41 pp (Off. Propr. Valleguidonensis). [3] Pars Autumnalis, xxx pp + (2)nn pp (illustration) + 588 pp + (399)pp + (xiii) pp + 17 pp (Off. Propr. Valleguidonensis). [4] Pars Verna, xxx pp + (2)nn pp (illustration) + 700 pp + (463)pp + (xiii) pp + 22 pp (Off. Propr. Valleguidonensis). Complete set with over 4644 pp ! The Laval parts (Valleguidonensis) have been published by A. Mary-Beauchene in Laval (1884); and printed by Mame in Tours. The head work is entirely printed in red & black, each page within a red typobraphical borderline. [Binding]. Uniformy bound in full red morocco, raised spines with gilt titles, all edges gilt, Gilt fillet on the board edges, Both covers with the supra libro of bishop Victor Maréchal with his motto ''Vita et Spes''. A splendid set, perfectly preserved. [Provenance]. From a calligraphed entry on the half-title of the first part we learn that the ''Breviarium'' was presented by the priests of the ''Canton de Montfort L'Amaury'' which was a part of the diocese of Versailles. This occured most probably on the occasion of the ordination of Victor Maréchal as bishop of the diocese of Laval; in Versailles on 25 july 1887. The unfortunate bishop however died within less than 2 months of his ordination (died 21 september 1887). He probably hardly ever touched his breviarium gift. Two further Latin notes reveal that the book was received by Aug. Maria Batard, priest in Laval who donated the work in 1917 to the monastary of Saint Julian in Chateau Gonthier. A third note states that the work belonged afterwards to Mother Superior of the nunnery of ''Misericorda Iesu'' in the monatary's hospital. (For the supra libro; see Aymond de Saint-Saud : ''Armorial des prélats français du XIX siècle''.) A beautifull and finely preserved example of an expensive liturgical book of the 19th c. Roman Catholic Church. It demonstrates, in a way, the resurgence of the French Church after the devastating blow of the French Revolution."‎

‎JO BAPTISTÆ DE LUCA VENUSI S.R.E. Presbyteri Cardinalis, THEATRUM VERITATIS, ET JUSTITIÆ, SIVE DECISIVI DISCURUS PER MATERIAS, SEU TITULOS distincti, & ad veritatem editi in forensibus controversiis Canonicis & Civilibus, in quibus in Urbe Advocatus, pro una partiumscripsit, vel consultus respondit. - LIBER PRIMUS, De Feudis, & Bonis Juridictionalibus, ac Bulla Baronum; cum Decisione seudali M.C. Siciliæ, & Disceptatione D. Lælii Boscoli J. C. Parmensis. Cum Annotationibus, Ac Discursibus, Qui antea in Supplementis extabant; necnon aliquibus Sacræ Rotæ Romanæ recentissimis Decisionibus, & Summorum Pontificum Constitutionibus ad materas facientibus, suis locis optime adjectis. ([8 ff.]-456p.) - LIBER SECONDUS, De Regalibus, hoc est Officiis venalibus, locis Montium, aliique Juribus cum Principe seu Republica, Vectigalibus & gabellis, salinis & mineralibus, monetis, viis publicis, sisco, & alliis, de quibus in cap. Unic. Que sint Regalia. Cum Nonnullis Recentissimis sacræ rotæ. Romane Decisionibus, ad meteriam spectantibus; nec non Annotationibus, ac Discuribus, qui antea in Supplementis extabant, suis locis optime adjectis.([7 ff.]-368 p.) - LIBER TERTIUS, Cujus I. Pars de Jurisdictione, & Foro competenti; II. de Præeminentiis, & Præcedentii, sub quibus de Jure Cathedratico, Metropolitico, Nobilitate, Civilitate, & aliis juribus Honorificis. Cum nonnullis Recentissimis Sacræe rotæ, Romanæ Decisinibus, ad materiam spectantibus; nec non Annotationibus, ac Discursibus, qui antea in Supplementis extabant, suis locis optime adjectis. ([7 ff.-384 p.) - LIBER QUARTUS, Cujus I. Pars de Servitutibus prædialibus, Usufructu, & itroque Retractu; II. de Emphyteusi; III. de Locatione, & Conductione. Cum Nonnullis Recentissimis sacræ rotæ. Romane Decisionibus, ad meteriam spectantibus; nec non Annotationibus, ac Discuribus, qui antea in Supplementis extabant, suis locis optime adjectis. ([7 ff.]-360 p.) - LIBER NONUS, Cujus I. Pars de Testamentis, Codicillis, & ultimis voluntatibus; II. de Hærede, & Hæreditate; III. de Legitima, Trebellianica, & aliis detractionibus. Cum Nonnullis Recentissimis sacræ rotæ. Romane Decisionibus, ad meteriam spectantibus; nec non Annotationibus, ac Discuribus, qui antea in Supplementis extabant, suis locis optime adjectis. ([7 ff.]-326 p.) - LIBER DECIMUS, De Fideicommissis, Primogenituris, & Majoratibus. Cum Nonnullis Recentissimis sacræ rotæ. Romane Decisionibus, ad meteriam spectantibus; nec non Annotationibus, ac Discuribus, qui antea in Supplementis extabant, suis locis optime adjectis. [9 ff.]-536 p.] - LIBER UNDECIMUS, Cujus I. Pars de Legatis; II. de Successionibus ab intestato; III. de Renuntiationibus. Cum Nonnullis Recentissimis sacræ rotæ. Romane Decisionibus, ad meteriam spectantibus; nec non Annotationibus, ac Discuribus, qui antea in Supplementis extabant, suis locis optime adjectis. ([5 ff.]-238 p.) - LIBER DUODECIMUS, Cujus I. Pars de Beneficiis Ecclesiasticis in genere; II. de Canonicis, & Dignitatibus, Capitulo, Electione, & actibus Capitularibus; III. de Parocho, & Parochiis. Cum Nonnullis Recentissimis sacræ rotæ. Romane Decisionibus, ad meteriam spectantibus; nec non Annotationibus, ac Discuribus, qui antea in Supplementis extabant, suis locis optime adjectis. ([7 ff.]-367 p.) - LIBER DECIMUSTERTIUS, Cujus I. Pars de Jurepatronatus; II. De Pensionibus Ecclesiasticis. Cum Nonnullis Recentissimis sacræ rotæ. Romane Decisionibus, ad meteriam spectantibus; nec non Annotationibus, ac Discuribus, qui antea in Supplementis extabant, suis locis optime adjectis. ([5 ff.]-296 p.) - LIBER DECIMUSQUARTUS, Cujus I. Pars de Regularibbu, & Monialibus; II. de Matrimonio, Sponsalibus, & Divortio; III. de Decimis Oblationibus, & Eleemosynis; IV. Miscellaneum Ecclesiasticum, de Immunitate Ecclesiastica. locali, reali, & personali; Et de Episcopis, Prælatis, & Clericis, ac etiam de Censuris, missis, Processionibus, & aliis materiis Ecclesiasticis; V. Annotationes practicæ ad. S. C. Trident. in rebus concernentibus reformationem, & forensia. Cum Nonnullis Recentissimis sacræ rotæ. Romane Decisionibus, ad meteriam spectantibus; nec non Annotationibus, ac Discuribus, qui antea in Supplementis extabant, suis locis optime adjectis. ([7 ff.]-427 p.) - LIBER DECIMUSQUINTUS, Cujus I. Pars de Judiciis, & de praxi Curiæ Romanæ; II. Relatio Romanæ Curiæ forensis, ejusque Tribalium, & Congregationum; III. Conflictus Legis, & Rationis, cum Opusculo, ello Stile Legale. Cum Nonnullis Recentissimis sacræ rotæ. Romane Decisionibus, ad meteriam spectantibus; nec non Annotationibus, ac Discuribus, qui antea in Supplementis extabant, suis locis optime adjectis. ([3 ff.]-552 p.), manque les Liber 5 à 8‎

‎, Venetiis [Venise], Typographia Balleoniana 1734, 11 tomes en 7 vol. in-folio, plein veau brun, tit. & tom. dorés sur pc. bordeaux et brunes, dos à 6 nerfs ornés de fleurons et filets encadrants dorés, roulettes sur les coupes, (cuir très fragile, nb. épidermures aux dos et plats, coiffes accidentées, coins affaissés, ors passés).‎

‎[CORPUS JURIS CIVILIS] Tome 7 seul : PANDECTARUM IURIS CIVILIS PARS SEPTIMA ET ULTIMA : DE STIPULATIONIBUS, ET DELICTIS --‎

‎Lyon Rouillé 1551 in-16 plein-veau reliure plein veau havane in-seize (binding full calfskin in-16) (11,6 x 8 cm), dos 3 nerfs (spine with raised bands), décoration or et à froid, sans titre, entre-nerfs à fleuron or, filet à froid en place des nerfs avec double filet à froid de part et d'autre des nerfs et en tête et en pied, craquelures sur le dos (crackles on the spine), coiffe inférieure manquante, plats décorés or et à froid, d'un fleuron lozange or au centre dans un encadrement à triple filets à froid avec un fleuron or aux angles dans un encadrement à triple filets à froid, coins écornés (corners dog-eared), toutes tranches lisses dorées (gilt edges), Texte en latin, sans illustrations (no illustration) excepté une marque de l'éditeur gravée sur bois en noir en bas de la page de titre et orné de (illuminated of) bandeaux (headpiece) et lettrines gravés sur bois en noir, 869 pages + 7 pages d'index manuscrites à l'encre brune in-fine, 1551 à LYON Apud GULLIEMUM ROUILLIUM Editeur,‎

‎Description : 11 tomes en 12 vol. ; in-16 ....Contient : T. 1 à 7 - Pandectarum juris civilis libri quinquaginta... [Antonius Syphrianus edidit t. 1 - Pars prima. 1551. - T. 2. Pars secunda-Quae de judiciis est 1550. - T. 3. Pars tertia [Mq.]. - T. 4. Pars quarta. - Totius compositionis umbilicus. 1550. - T. 5. Pars quinta. - Quae de testamentis appellatur. 1550. - T. 6. Pars sexta. - De honorum possessionibus. 1551. - T. 7 - Pars septima et ultima. De stipulationibus et delectis. 1551. - T. 8 - Codicis... ex repetita praelectione libri XII... [Bernardus Rollandus Castrensis edidit]. 2 vol. 1551. - T. 9 - Novellarum constitutionum... quae extant et ut extant volumen, Gregorio Haloandro interprete. [Bernardus Rollandus Castrensis edidit.] ...........................Tome 7 Seul................TRES RARE.............en bon état(good condition). bon état ‎

‎Historiæ Societatis Jesu pars tertia sive Borgia. Auctore Francisco Sacchino Societatis eiusdem sacerdote.‎

‎ Roma, Typis Manelsi Manelsii, 1649, in-folio, (4) nn pp + 432 pp + (40) nn pp (index + errata) , bound in contemporary full calf, extensively blindtooled, raised gilt back, binding a bit worn but technically sound with attractive covers. Label on spine indicates Tom. III. Francesco Sacchini ( Paciano - Perugia 1570 - Roma 1625) compiled a chronological study on the history of the Jesuit Order in five parts (Pars Prima - Pars Quinta). The Pars Prima was first published in Rome in 1614, the Pars Secunda in Antwerp in 1620. We offer here the '' Pars Tertio '' in first edition, published in 1649, with a preface dated 1622. This third part 1565 -1572 covers exactly the period during which Borgia ( Borja) was the Society's third general. Borgia , great-grandson of Pope Alexander VI , is considered the second founder of the Jesuit Order. He was a close friend and adviser to Ignatius of Loyola. Under his generalship missions in Florida , New Spain and Peru were established. The volume is fully indexed..‎

‎Historiae Societatis Iesu. Pars Prima sive Ignatius. (bound with) Pars Secunda sive Lainius.‎

‎" Antverpiae ( Antwerpen ), apud Filios Martini Nutii, 1620, in-folio, engraved title page + (15) nn pp + 426 pp + (24) (index) + (1)(printer's mark) + (1)(bl) ; (12)nn pp + 340 pp + (26)(index) + (1)(privilegium) + (1)(bl). Bound in contemporary goldtooled vellum, with traces of green silk ties, smooth spine, binding with some wear, a few dark brown stains on front cover, the outer margin of the engraved title frayed, but on the whole still in good condition. Francesco Sacchini ( Paciano - Perugia 1570 - Roma 1625) compiled a chronological study on the history of the Jesuit Order in five parts (Pars Prima - Pars Quinta). The Pars Prima was first published in Rome in 1614, and is here republished, the Pars Secunda here in first edition. These two parts describe the history of theJesuit order from the beginning till the year 1564."‎