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‎S. Thomae Aquinatis Summa totius theologiae in qua quicquid in universis biblis continentur obscuri, quicquid in veterum patrum (ab ipso nascentis ecclesiae initio) monumentis est doctrinae notabilis: quicquid denique vel olim vocatum est, vel hodie vocvocatum est.....per Questiones, & Responsiones explicantur in Tres Partes ab auctore suo Distributa. Edition novissima..‎

‎ Paris, Pierre Chevalier, 1615, format in-folio, coll. pp (12), 212, (8), 212, (16), 335, (1), 218 (2), 178, (208). Complete, identical to USTC 6016377. Title page printed in red & black with large engraved portrait vignet. Printed in two columns, within typographical borderlines, estimated number of characters well over 1.2 million. Bound in contemporary full leather over wooden boards, with two working clasps. Leather with traces of blindstmping. Previously rebacked (19th c. ?), Binding with old soiling and traces of use, only very small loss of leather at the extremities, technically in good order, clasps still working. First 5 leaves with some browning, but in all still a sound copy.. Provenance. With the handwritten ex-dono of the abbott of the Liesse Abbey (Hainaut, Southern Netherlands) Antonius De Winghen. In the upper margin handwritten ex-libris of the Jesuit College of Lier (prov. Antwerpen). With the printed 19th c. libray label of the Jesuit College of Turnhout (founded in 1845). The text of this edition is attributed (without stringent proof) to the English Dominican Trivetus (Nicolaus Triveth) (Norfolk 1250-1334) who had strong ties with Oxford and theology faculty in Paris. The subtitle page of the second part mentions explicitly the Louvain theologist Augustinus Hunnaeus (Bruges 1520 - 1577) He is a lesser known but very important theologian of Louvain University who is credited with forging a link between theology and law.The approbatio of this book refers explicitly to Louvain: date 27th jan. 1575, signed by Cornelius Reynari of Gouda and Johannes Molanus of Louvain. At the end of this book is published a catechism with an approbatio dated 1570 and signed by e.g. Arias Montanus and Robertus Malcotius. . USTC mentions only 4 copies in Anglo-saxon libraries. It is unclear why European libraries were left out. Louvain Theology Faculty has a copy.‎

‎The Congregation of the Grey Nuns 1737-1910‎

‎Washington D.C., The Catholic University of America Press 1942 x + 373pp., 23cm., softcover, text in English, Doctoral Dissertation (A Dissertation submitted to the Faculty of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences of the Catholic University of America in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy), stamp at verso of title page, text is clean and bright, R109895‎

‎Summa theologiae - Volume 18 - Principles of Mirality.‎

‎Blackfriars / Eyre & Spottiswoode / McGraw-Hill Book Company. 1966. In-8. Relié. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. XXI + 207 pages - jaquette conservée - ouvrage en latin et en anglais - tampons + annotation sur la page de titre - tampons sur le 1er plat de la jaquette - étiquette collée sur la coiffe en pied de la jaquette.. Avec Jaquette. . . Classification Dewey : 420-Langue anglaise. Anglo-saxon‎

‎Ouvrage en latin et en anglais. Classification Dewey : 420-Langue anglaise. Anglo-saxon‎

‎"Epitome sacramentorum, a sacris canonibus, et oecumenicis consiliis, atque à s.doctoribus excerpta... (BOUND WITH ) Decisiones casvum. Qui sacerdotibus in missarum celebratione contingere solent; è sacris canonibus probatisque doctoribus mira brevitate ac perpicuitate comprehensae...(BOUND WITH] Confessionale ex scriptis b. thomae de Aquino sumptum, omnibus, tum parochis curatis,..."‎

‎15. [1] Konstanz, Nikolaus Kalt, 1596, in-12°, (8)nn pp + 267 pp + (9)nn pp (index) + (2)(bl). USTC 653051. VD16 P 2130. [2] Konstanz, Nikolaus Kalt, 1596, in-12°, (6)nn pp + 137 pp + (1)(bl). USTC 630120. VD16 H 3459. [3] Konstanz, Nikolaus Kalt, 1596, in-12°, (2)nn pp + 114 pp + (2)nn pp + (2)(bl). USTC 624615. VD16 T1027. All titles printed within an ornamental border, all pages with a typographical line border. Bound in contemporary pigskin over wooden boards, both covers blindtooled with on the frontcover a portrait of ''Justice'' and on the rear cover ''Lucrece''. With two, still fuctioning clasps. Binding with slight traces of wear, old manuscript ex-libris in the lower margin of the first title, library markings on the first fly leag, some old notes in ink on the last fly leaf. Still a really fine copy. This collection of three titles represents 60% of the output of the printer Nikolaus Kalt during the first year of his activity. Indeed only 5 title were published in 1596, three of which are present here.‎