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Passions-Tanker eller gudelige Betenkninger over vor Frelseris Jesu Christi smertefulde Lidelser.
Kiøbenhavn, Daniel Eichhorns, 1691. 4to. In contemporary full calf. Wear to extremities, leather cracked on spine. Small paper-label pasted on to upper part of spine. Inner hinge split. Previous owner's name on contemporary hand to title-page. Internally nice and clean. Printed on good paper. (24), 764, (8) pp.
The rare first edition of Bang’s contemplations on the passion of Christ.Jens Thomsen Bang (ca. 1648-1699) was a priest in Slagslunde and Ganløse from 18 July 1673 until his death on 14 February 1699. Before that he was resident chaplain at the Church of the Savior in Christianshavn. He was born in Copenhagen, as the son of dr. and Prof. Theol. T. Jensen Bang of Flemløse and Else Didriksdatter Bartsker. He became a student in Copenhagen in 1666. Biblioteca Danica 453.Not in Thesaurus.
Bang & Olufsen : From Vision to Legend.
København, Vidsyn, 2000 in-4to, 591 color- & bl.&w. illustrated pages, black cloth-covered hardcover with illustrated jacket. Fine condition
"Had it not been for the ideas - and the people - behind them, Bang & Olufsen would not have survived for 75 years. This book tells the story of some of the pioneers who were involved from the earliest beginnings - and how the founders' vision turned a small company in a remote part of Denmark into a global design icon. image disp.
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De Retfærdigis oc Guds Tro-bundne Børns salige Hiemfærd ... Lijgprædicken aff Esa. 56. Cap. v.13, der ... Marcur Rothsteen til Lunds-Gaard ... blef ... udi Kierteminde Kircke bestediget den 16. Febr. 1671 (+) Mange Guds Børns i alle Stænder bedrøfveli...
Kiøbenhaffn, Daniel Eichhorn, 1672 (+) Odense, Christian Skrøder, 1693 (+) Odense, Christian Skrøder, 1693. 4to. In a later full sprinkled calf binding with three raised bands and gilt lettering to spine. Head of spine with loss of leather. First leaves with a few marginal repairs and wormtracts. With occassional brownpostting throughout. (18), 190, (26), 154, (19), 59 pp.
Sammelband containing three rare funeral sermons: One for Marcur Rothsteen, owner of Lundsgaard, who was buried in Kerteminde Church on February 16, 1671. One for Lars Lindenou, his wife Deliana Lutzou, her sister Ide Lutzou, and their relative Vibecke Catharina Rostrup, who drowned in a shipwreck near Solesand, off Stavanger, Norway, on October 10, 1690. A funeral sermon focused on Hugo Lutzou, mourning the death of his son, Magnus Lutzou, a former lieutenant in the Zealand National Regiment, whose body was interred in Antvorskov Castle Church on September 11, 1691. OCLC only list one copy of each.
