284 books for « franciscus »Edit

‎Dit boek is genaamd: De volmaakte blijdschap‎

‎Antwerpen, Standaard Boekhandel 1946 [105] pp., vollederen band met blindstempel op beide platten (illustratie met Franciscus in aanbidding voor J.C. & titel van het boek), beperkte en genummerde oplage: één van de 335 exemplaren (nr.54/335) op Oud Hollandsch van Gelder en Zonen, tweekleurendruk (rood-zwart), 15cm., blokboek gesneden te Mariaburg bij Antwerpen te huize De Binhoeve door A.Verhofstede, mooie staat, [inhoud: brieven, gebeden, lofzangen van Franciscus van Assisi], [Nieuwprijs voor dit werk in 1946 bedroeg reeds 2500 Bfr.!]‎

‎[Anticosterus seu Enchiridii controversiarum praecipurarum nostri temporis de religione a Francisco Costero] [relié à la suite :] Conciliatio doctrinae orthodoxae de providentia dei.‎

‎ [page de titre du premier volume absente / Lugduno-Batavae / Leyde / Leyden, ex officina Plantiniana / apud Christophorum Raphelengium, 1599] - Lugduni Batavorum, ex officina Plantiniana / apud Christophorum Raphelengium, 1597. 2 ouvrages reliés en un volume au format in-12 (157 x 98 mm) de 1 f. bl., 7 ff. n.fol., 434 pp. et 2 ff. n.fol. ; 7 ff. n.fol., 108 pp., 1 f. n.fol. et 1 f. bl. Reliure postérieure (XVIIIème) de pleine basane glacée fauve, plats jansénistes, dos à nerfs orné de filets gras à froid, tranches rouges.‎

‎ Réunion de deux ouvrages rares de Franciscus Gomarus ; tous deux sortis des presses de Christophe Plantin. Gomarus ''fut pasteur d'une Église réformée hollandaise à Francfort de 1587 jusqu'à 1593. En 1594 il fut nommé professeur de théologie à l'université de Leyde et, avant de s’y rendre, reçut de l'université de Heidelberg le grade de docteur. Il enseignait à Leyde quand, en 1603, Jacobus Arminius devint un de ses collègues à la faculté de théologie et commença à enseigner des doctrines pélagiennes et à créer un nouveau parti dans l'université. Immédiatement, Gomarus s’y opposa dans ses cours avec l’appui de Johannes Bogerman (1570-1637). Arminius cherchait à rendre l’élection dépendante de la foi tandis que ses adversaires voyaient dans la prédestination absolue la seule règle de foi selon laquelle les saintes Écritures tout entières devaient être interprétées. Gomarus devint alors le chef des adversaires d'Arminius, qui furent à partir de là nommés gomaristes. Il engagea deux fois une controverse personnelle avec Arminius à l'assemblée des États de la Hollande, en 1608, et fut un des cinq « gomaristes » qui affrontèrent cinq arminiens ou remonstrants à la même assemblée en 1609. Après la mort d'Arminius peu de temps après, Conrad Vorstius, qui partageait ses opinions, fut nommé pour lui succéder, malgré l'opposition énergique de Gomarus et de ses amis furieux de sa défaite Gomar renonça à son poste et devint à Middlebourg en 1611 prédicateur à l'Église réformée, enseignant la théologie et l’hébreu dans l’école nouvellement fondée. De là, il fut appelé en 1614 à une chaire de théologie à l’académie de Saumur, où il resta quatre ans avant d’accepter une invitation à enseigner la théologie et l’hébreu à Groningue, où il devait rester jusqu'à sa mort le 11 janvier 1641.'' Dos passé. Quelques légères altérations superficielles affectant la reliure. Page de titre du premier volume absente. Cerne angulaire ou marginale au premier volume. Deux tâches claires aux quatre derniers feuillets de ce même volume. Du reste, bonne condition. Rare. ‎

‎Opera omnia (Francisci Suarez). Editio nova [complete in 28 volumes] / Added: Theologiae R.P.Fr. Suarez Summa, seu Compendium (a Francisco Noel) [2 volumes]‎

‎Parisiis [Paris] / Petit-Montrouge, apud Ludovicum Vivès / J.-P. Migne 1856-1878 (1963) / 1858 'Opera omnia' complete in 28 volumes: 26 volumes + 2 volumes of indices, text in latin, original 1856-1878-edition (except 'Indices'), Editio nova (second edition, the first of which was printed in 1740-1751 in Venice), 27cm., text printed in 2 columns, all vols. including the compendium are uniformely bound (cart.cover with marbled plates, gilt lettering & decorations on leather spines, marbled endpapers) except for the indices (vols.27-28, anastatic reprint of the Paris 1878-edition: Bruxelles, Culture et civilisation, 1963, 29cm., full cloth), few foxing, small library stamp at titlepages, nice set in a beautiful binding, to which is added: 'Summa seu Compendium' by Fr.Noel (complete in 2 volumes, original Migne-edition of 1858), [Opera omnia: cfr. De Backer & Sommervogel, VII col.1680 no.24, Suarez Franciscus S.J., Grenada 1548 - Lisbon 1617 / Compendium: cfr. De Backer & Sommervogel V col.1793 no.12, Franciscus Noel, Hestrud 1651 -Lille 1729], R66464‎

‎Werkjes van den H.Vader Franciscus van Assisië (uit het Latijn vertaald door P.Fr.St.Schoutens)‎

‎Antwerpen, Van Os-De Wolf 1906 175pp., 13.5x9.3cm., stempeltje, nieuwe omslag‎

‎De geschriften van Franciscus van Assisi‎

‎Haarlem, Gottmer 1976 211pp., 2e herziene druk‎

‎De bloemekens van de heilige Franciscus (vertaald naar de latijnse uitgave door p.Theophilus O.F.M.Cap., ingeleid door drs.P.Gerlach O.F.M.Cap.)‎

‎Amsterdam, Meulenhoff s.d. 252pp., geïll.omslag, stempeltje, 22cm.‎

‎De wonderheden van d'ander wereldt ; begrijpende 1. Den staet der Salighen in den hemel, 2. Den staet der kinderen in 't voorgheborcht, 3. Den staet der zielen in 't vaghe-vyer, 4. Den staet der verdoemde in de helle‎

‎Hantwerpen [Antwerpen], by de weduwe van Jan Cnobbaert/ by het Prosessen-huys der Societeyt Jesu 1639 [1 blanco],[8],377,12],[1 blanco] pp., met gegraveerd vignet (drukkersmerk met Jezuïetenlogo) op titelblad, volperkamenten band uit de tijd licht bevlekt maar in goede staat, 15cm., "Eerst in't Spaensch door R.P. Martinus de Roa beschreven, daer naer verduytscht by p. Franciscus De Smidt,.." en opgedragen "aen den edelen heere mijn heere Paschasius Franciscus Van Den Cruyce, Heere van Bouchout, Hove ende Stoovers", goede staat, cfr. De Backer-Sommervogel VII-1313-12, R95550‎

‎Fioretti of Bloemen van den heiligen Franciscus van Assisië. Geschiedschrift uit de Middeleeuwen [2 volumes]‎

‎'s-Gravenhage, T..C.B. Ten Hagen 1866 Volledig in 2 delen: 301 + ix pp. (doorlopende paginering), originele omslagen, 19cm., in de reeks "Katholieke Bibliotheek", goede staat, R95908‎

‎Summa Conciliorum dudum collecta [..] additionibus Francisci Sylvii quondam illustrata : nunc iterato recognita, & quatuor controversiis ad concilia praeambulis, ac quibusdam Conciliis, & notulis marginalibus, nec non [..]‎

‎Lovanii [Leuven], Typis Hieronymi Nempaei [Hieronymus Nempaeus] 1681 [12] + 49 + [5] + 492 + [36] pp., with engraved printer's device on title page, title in red and black, with ornamental initials and head and tail pieces, text in Latin, contemporary full vellum binding (intact), binding of few pages is somewhat fragile, small stamp on title page, text printed in two columns, text is clean and bright, good copy, [This work was dedicated to Joannes Ferdinandus van Beughem, bishop of Antwerp (1679-1699), 1630-1699], R108267‎

‎Commentaria unà cum Quaestionibus in tres libros Aristotelis De Anima: Nunc primum in lucem editia. - [TOLETUS' GREAT ""DE ANIMA""-COMMENTARY]‎

‎Colobne, Arnoldus Birckmannus, 1576. 4to. Lovely contemporary full richly blindstamped pigskin binding over wooden boards. Raised bands to spine and rich ornaments to baords. With the original brass/leather clasps fully preserved. Spine a bit worn, and with contemporary hand-written title. Lower edge of front board a bit sooted and a black stain to front board. Internally very fine and clean with only very minor occasional browning. A single, small, non-disturbing wormhole fron beginning to end. A few old underlinings. Woodcut title-vignette and woodcut initials throughout. (8), 179, (1) pp.‎

‎The extremely scarce second edition of Toletus' hugely important commentary, with the equally important questions, on Aristotle's ""On the Soul"", being one of the most important Renaissance commentaries on one of the most influential and commented on philosophical works of all times. The work was of great importance to late Renaissance thought and the theories presented here widely influenced seventeenth-century scholasticism.This highly influential and extremely popular work originally appeared in 1575 and was reprinted twenty-two times by 1625. The 1570'ies editions of the work are of the utmost scarcity. No auction records have been noted within the last 40 years, the only one being the 1583-edition, which is also the most commonly found in library-holdings"" only two copies of the first edition from 1575 are in libraries worldwide, and likewise merely two copies of this second edition. Apart from those four copies, the earliest edition listed by OCLC is that from 1580. Franciscus Toletus (Francisco de Toledo Herrara) (1532-1596) was a highly important Spanish Jesuit theologian, Biblical exegete and the first Jesuit Cardinal. After receiving a master of arts at Valencia, he studied theology at Salamanca under the famous Domingo de Soto. He was ordained a priest in 1556 and was already teaching philosophy at Salamanca when he became a Jesuit in 1558. In the following year he was sent to Rome where he taught philosophy and then theology, bringing with him the Thomistic outlook emphasized at Salamanca by Francisco de Vitoria and his disciple, Soto. In 1593 he became the first Jesuit cardinal. Toletus was an independent, clear thinker with a fundamentally Thomistic outlook. In philosophy his most important works were his commentaries on Aristotle's logic and treatise on the soul, which were widely read and discussed in his time. In these, he drew upon the whole previous scholastic tradition to raise and answer the most important philosophical questions of his time. His works are especially interesting, as he was neither a slavish follower of Aristotle nor limited to defend any medieval scholar of his own community, as were many other commentators of the period. Governed by reason, he respectfully and clearly analyzes the key text of the greatest philosopher of all times and draws out his own philosophical theories. ""Although Ignatius Loyola, the founder of the Society (the Jesuits), had established Aristotle as the basic philosophical authority and Thomas as the guide to philosophy as well as theology, the Thomism of the Jesuits turned out to be a rather moderate one, which neither closed the doors on differing positions, such as those of the Scotists and the nominalists in psychology, nor prevented its members from developing new positions of their own. An early example of this attitude was Franciscus Toletus. His commentary on ""De anima"", first published at Cologne in 1575, followed the traditional division of Averroes, but also gave the Greek division of the text into chapters and had the third book begin according to Greek tradition. The authors upon whom Toletus depended were the Latin commentators, especially Thomas, as well as the Greeks and Arabs, with special attention given to Averroes. However rich his commentary, the major philosophical discussion is found in the more than seventy ""quaestiones"", which resemble a systematic treatise."" (Schmitt, Skinner, Kessler, ""The Cambridge History of Renaissance Philosophy"", p. 511).If one question is to be pointed out as the main philosophical one of the Renaissance, it is that of the soul's relation to reason or intelligence. "" ""Anima"" and ""Intellectus"" were then the watchwords of the schools: their relation, or the nature of ""anima intellective"", was the point round which discussion moved and on which was invoked the authority of Averroes, Alexander or St Thomas. When the audiences in the Italian class-rooms called out ""Quid de anima?"" this was the subject which they desired to hear treated."" (Douglas, p. 74).For Toletus, intellectual abstraction is simply a precision from accidents and a consideration of the substance of anything. In his great ""De anima""-commentary, he allowed for a direct intellectual cognition of a singular material thing. And although he thinks it more probable that an agent intellect is necessary, he regards it as probable that there is no agent intellect or that the two intellects distinguished by Aristotle are one and the same. ""Toletus followed a Thomistic line, but departed from Thomism in some details. He held that individuals are directly apprehended by the intellect and that the agent intellect is the same power as the possible intellect. He rejected the Thomistic doctrines of the real distinction between essence and existence and of individuation by designated matter"" for Toletus individuation results from form."" (Cambr. Dict. of Phil.). ""Having already stated that the basic psychological positions of the church were identical with those of true philosophy, Toletus was less anxious in philosophical argument itself to adhere to the faith and more open to strictly philosophical values. This applied particularly to the problem of immortality. Citing the volitional aspects of the human soul as well as the intellectual ones, he argued that immortality could be demonstrated by natural means, while admitting that Aristotle himself was unclear on the question…."" (Schmitt, Skinner, Kessler, ""The Cambridge History of Renaissance Philosophy"", p. 511).Toletus stands at the very centre of 16th century Spanish scholarship and counts as one of the most important Aristotle scholars of this tradition. His works formed the basis of Jesuit teaching in logic until the end of the 1600s.Only two copies in libraries world-wide (Berlin, Gotha) (and likewise only two of the first, 1575-edition). Not in Adams, which only has the 1581, 1582, 1583, and 1594 editions. ‎

‎Dissertatio dogmatica de germano ac avito sensu sanctorum patrum, universae semper ecclesiae, ac sacrosanctae praesertim Tridentinae synodi circa christianam contritionem et attritionem‎

‎Lovanii [Leuven], Typ. Et Sumpt. Viduae Bernardini Masii 1666 [8] + 90 + [7] pp., 21x16cm., contemporary full vellum (used and somewhat soiled, with some defects at ends), text is clean and bright, [Bound together with: FARVACQUES Franciscus O.E.S.A., Quaestio quodlibetica De Attritione, seu, quae fuerit mens concilii tridentini de sufficientia attritionis servilis in sacramento poenitentiae ? Habita Lovanij in Schola Artium Die 19. Decembris Anni 1665, Lovanii (Leuven), Typis Viduae Bernardini Masii, 1666, [8] + 64pp., with small engraving on title page, text is clean and bright], R115459‎

‎Thesaurus inexhaustus bonorum quae in Christo habemus, per divisos eius titulos, virtutumque testimonia, et exempla nova Methodo, cum ad privatum cuiusque fidelis profectum, tum etiam ad publicum concionatorum usum explicatus in tres tomos distinctus ‎

‎Monachii [Munich], Formis & Impensis Nicolai Henrici [Nicolaus Henricus] 1652 3 parts in 1 volume: [4bl.] [28] 226 pp. & pp.4 - 115 [16] pp. & [10] 340 [10] [10] pp. & 286 [54] pp., full-page engraved title-page (Melchior Küsell sculpt.), engraved printer's device at verso of last page, in folio, percament (with some stains, corners bit bumped), text in latin, printed in two columns, few annotations in margin, vague stain of humidity on first 16 pages (not affecting text nor engraved titlepage), 2 small library stamps on titlepage, good copy, [ARIAS Franciscus S.J., born in Seville 1533, died in 1605, cfr. De Backer-Sommervogel I cols.540-547 no.8 & Dictionnaire de Spiritualité I-844], [contains; Tomus I. Qui Est De Christi D.N. Titulis, T.II : Qui Est De Theologicis, Aliisque Praecipuis Domini Nostri Virtutibus Imitandis, T.III : Qui Est De Reliquis Domini Nostri Virtutibus Imitandis; Nec Non De Gravitate Et Damnis Peccati Mortalis]‎

‎Specimen litterarum inaugurale quo continetur Expositio judicii, quod Aristophanes tulit de principibus personis, quae in eius fabulis occurunt‎

‎Lugduni-Batavorum [Leiden], Hazenberg 1854 [ quod pro gradu doctoratus in Academia Lugduno-Batava submittet Franciscus Benedictus Trosée], [viii] + 64pp., 23cm., original softcover (repaired), few foxing, text in good condition, [text in Latin], K75649‎

‎Geschichte von Paraguay, und den Missionen der Gesellschaft Jesu in diesen Ländern. (nach dem französischen des P.Franciscus de Charlevoix). Zweiter Band‎

‎Wien, Mechitaristen 1830 Vol.2 (of two); 378pp.+ 1 enfolding map (18x38cm.), few foxing else VG, cart.cover (back in cloth)‎

‎Geschriften van St.Franciscus van Assisi (opnieuw vertaald door p.Engelbertus O.F.M.Cap.)‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols 1946 172pp., gecart.band met linnen rug‎

‎I fioretti - les petites fleurs de la vie du petit pauvre de Jésus-Christ saint François d'Assise‎

‎Bruxelles, Société Belge de Librairie 1897 196pp., br.orig. (dos restauré), 20cm., texte et intérieur en bel état‎

‎Opuscules complets de saint François d'Assise‎

‎Tournai, Casterman 1864 416pp., 16cm., reliure cart. (dos en toile, qqs.traces d'usage), cachet et qqs.rousseurs, bon exemplaire, (traduction nouvelle par le traducteur des oeuvres de Catherine Emmerich), R53175‎

‎Der Sonnengesang des hl. Franz von Assisi‎

‎Weilersbach bei Dillingen, Raab s.d. 24pp.ill.by Elfriede Raab, 24cm., softcover, G, R69688‎

‎Monumenta Borgia VII (1550-1566): Sanctus Franciscus Borgia, quartus Gandiae dux et Societatis Iesu praepositus generalis tertius (1510-1572)‎

‎Valencia / Roma, Generalitat Valencia / Institutum Historicum Societatis Iesu 2009 858pp. + frontispice, 25cm., in the series "Monumenta historica Societatis Iesu" vol.157, cart.cover, VG, R69770‎

‎Benedicti XIV papae Opera Inedita, primum publicavit Franciscus Heiner‎

‎Friburgi Brisgoviae [Freiburg im Breisgau], Herder 1904 xiv + 464pp., 31cm., contemporary hardcover binding (spine in leather with gilt lettering), marbled edges, 2 stamps, text clean and bright with only few occasional foxing, text in Latin, good condition, [Contains 3 parts: I: De ritibus quae intersit differentia inter Latinos et Graecos, II: De festis apostolorum, III: De Sacramentis], R98602‎

‎Alchimie - Textes alchimiques allemands traduits et présentés par Bernard Gorceix , (1. Présentation : Le ministère de l'Alchimie - La vision de la nature - La maitrise spirituelle du monde - 2. Textes : Petit livre sur l'art - L'Aurore des Philosophes - L'Apocalypse d'Hermès - Le secret magique - De la lumière de la nature - La Kabbale chimique )‎

‎Fayard , L'Espace Intérieur Malicorne sur Sarthe, 72, Pays de la Loire, France 1980 Book condition, Etat : Bon broché, sous couverture à rabats éditeur jaune, illustrée d'une vignette marron et blanc grand In-8 1 vol. - 238 pages‎

‎ 1ere édition, 1980 Contents, Chapitres : 1. Présentation : Le ministère de l'Alchimie - La vision de la nature - La maitrise spirituelle du monde - 2. Textes : Gaspar Hartung : Petit livre sur l'art - Gerhard Dorn : L'Aurore des Philosophes - Anonyme : L'Apocalypse d'Hermès - Le secret magique - De la lumière de la nature - Franciscus Kieser : La Kabbale chimique - 3. Notes très légère traces de pliures sur le haut du plat supérieur de la couverture qui reste en bon état, infime déchirure sur le haut du mors du plat supérieur, sans manque, intérieur propre, papier à peine jauni, trace de pliure au coin inférieur de la première page, cela reste un bon exemplaire‎

‎De pictura veterum libri tres. Accedit catalogus, adhuc ineditum, architectorum, mechanicorum, sed praecipue pictorum, statuariorum, caelatorum, tornatorum, aliorumque artificum.‎

‎Rotterdam, Reinier Leers, 1694.‎

‎ De l'art dans l'Antiquité. Junius juxtapose tous les passages connus des auteurs anciens concernant la peinture pour reconstituer, sans souci de chronologie, l'histoire de cet art et il élabore une théorie picturale qui prend en compte les facteurs psychologiques (livre I) et pédagogiques (livre II) de la création artistique, le troisième livre étudiant les 'parties de la peinture' dans une perspective rhétorique et poétique." (Colette Nativel). Tous les auteurs de traités sur l'art au XVIIe siècle, comme Fréart de Chambray, Roger de Piles, Félibien, ont étudié cette seconde édition et y ont fait de nombreux emprunts. C'est l'édition la plus complète, très différente de la première, avec une seconde partie inédite, un catalogue alphabétique des artistes - peintres, sculpteurs, architectes, ingénieurs - de l'Antiquité grecque et latine, avec ce que nous apprennent les textes anciens sur leurs oeuvres. La première édition de 1637, elle aussi posthume, était un petit in-4 de 318 pages. "Le modeste volume de 1637 est devenu un élégant ouvrage". Junius ou François Du Jon (Bourges, 1545-Leyde, 1602), philologue et professeur de théologie réformée, disciple de Calvin et de Théodore de Bèze, a laissé un grand nombre d'ouvrages, tous d'une très grande érudition. L'édition est illustrée d'un beau frontispice allégorique et d'un portrait de lauteur. La seconde partie, le Catalogus, a sa propre page de titre. Cette édition a été donnée par Johann Georg Graevius, à partir du manuscrit donné par la famille de Junius. Il n'avait pas réussi à trouver un éditeur qui accepte de se lancer dans une entreprise aussi couteuse. Fente en haut et en bas se la première charnière, petite découpe au coin dune garde. Très bel exemplaire en vélin hollandais de l'époque. Brunet III, 600 : "Bonne édition de cet ouvrage estimé." Colette Nativel, Le De pictura veterum (1694) de Franciscus Junius et les Académies, in Comptes rendus des séances de l'Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres, 2013. /// In-folio de (24), 296, (20), (32), 236, (16) pp. Vélin rigide, grand médaillon estampé au centre des plats, dos à nerfs. (Reliure de l'époque.) //// On art in Antiquity. Junius juxtaposes all the passages known to ancient authors concerning painting to reconstruct, without concern for chronology, the history of this art and he develops a pictorial theory which takes into account the psychological (Book I) and pedagogical (Book II) factors of artistic creation, the third book studying the 'parts of painting' in a rhetorical and poetic perspective". (C. Nativel). All the authors of treatises on art in the 17th century, such as Fréart de Chambray, Roger de Piles, Félibien, have studied this second edition and have borrowed from it on numerous occasions. It is the most complete edition, very different of the first, with a second unpublished part, an alphabetical catalogue of the artists - painters, sculptors, architects, engineers - of Greek and Latin Antiquity, with what the ancient texts tell us about their works. The first edition of 1637, also posthumous, was a small quarto of 318 pages. "The modest 1637 volume has become an elegant work." Junius or François Du Jon (Bourges, 1545-Leyden, 1602), philologist and professor of reformed theology, disciple of Calvin and Theodore de Bèze, left a large number of works, all of great erudition. The edition is illustrated with a beautiful allegorical frontispiece and a portrait of the author. The second part, the Catalogus, has its own title page. This edition was prepared by Johann Georg Graevius, based on the manuscript donated by Junius family. Junius had not been able to find a publisher willing to take on such an expensive volume. "An early work by a member or the circle of Rubens. According to Schlosser (A49) it is even today a rich source of antiquarian erudition." Artntzen H64. Small split at top and bottom of the the first hinge, a small cut-out at the corner of a guard. Very nice copy in contemporary Dutch vellum. /// PLUS DE PHOTOS SUR WWW.LATUDE.NET‎

‎Den Reghel der Derder Orden van S.Franciscus, geseyt der Penitentie voor Mannen, ende Vrouwen, doende de dry Beloften, ende in Vergaederinge levende...‎

‎ Antwerpen, Franciscus van Gaesbeeck, 1708, in-12°, 14,5 x 9,5 cm, 32 pp, soepele perkamenten omslag uit de tijd. (enige heldere watervlekken). (Niet in B.C.N.I , niet in STCV - Nov. 2013 ).‎

‎Ill[ustrissi]mo. D. D. Rogerio Du Plesseis d[omi]no. de Liancourt Marchioni de Montfort, Comiti de la Rocheguion e.a. vtrlus que ordinis Christianissimæ maiestatis equiti regiis a cubiculis primario. ... Segmenta nobilium signorum e[t] statuaru[m], quæ temporis dentem inuidium euasere vrbis æternæ ruinis erepta typis æneis ab se commissa perpetuæ uenerationis monumentum. Franciscus Perrier. D.D.D.. MDCXXXVIII Romae superiorum permissu.....‎

‎" Romae ( Roma ) s.n. ; Paris chez la veufue du defunt Perier, rue des fossez, Ste Germain vis à vis l'Hotel de Sourdy, 1638 (ca. 1650), in-folio, 382 x 256 mm, (1) leaf + 100 leaves of plates (2 folded) + (2) leaves; all ill. (engravings ) . Notes;Engraved title with dedication and title as above, mounted (see note about size below) ; 100 engraved plates without letterpress; two leaves of index engraved. For various issues of this collection cf. Brunet. Many of the plates are signed 'P.B.' There are 5 states of the engraved title--cf. Robert-Dumesnil. Peintre-Graveur T.VI p.177 The first plate ""Laocoon"" (foliated in bottom right hand corner) has ""Franciscus Perrier Burgund. delin. et sculp. Romae superior. licentia 1638."" With colophon on last index leaf ""Romae superiorum licentia. An. M.D.CXXXVIII."" The images vary in reversal which, together with other variations, encourage the conclusion that the work was printed and reworked over a period of time to meet public demand and that possibly other variations exist in copies held elsewhere. Engraved t.p. (also refered to as the frontispiece) printing 24 x 15.5; other plate marks vary somewhat according to shape of sculpture depicted. The two folded plates are ca. 24 x 38 cm and 32 x 25 cm. Bound in an unassuming old half leather binding with marbled boards. Allthough dated 1638 this is most probably a re-issue of c. 1650 (death of Perrier). Other issues exist with added to the first plate; ''chez la v(euve) de F. Chereau''. These appear to be of ca. 1730. (With thanks to the Bodleian and Durham-Routh entries in the Copac catalogue)."‎

‎Vitae sanctorum, ex probatissimis authoribus...collectae. 1594.‎

‎ Antverpiae ( Antwerpen ) , ex Officina Plantiniana, Apud Viduam & Ioannem Moretum, 1594, in-8°, 19 x 12 cm, (28) nn pp ( with engraved title-page ) + 953 pp + (7) nn pp ( complete, collation identical to Imhoff H-2). Bound in full old leather, with most of the green silk ties still present, covers with some blindtooling ( fillets) and a central gilt decoration, first fly leaf renewed ( not recently), binding with traces of use but still in good order. Inside a clean copy with minimal soiling of the engraved title page. This is the second edition ( first in 1590) of Haraeus' hagiography. The engraved title page is by Van der Borcht ( see New Hollstein Van der Borcht, Book illustrations vol III n° 1209, p. 233), but this plate has a different design from the 1590 edition !. See also Imhof item H-2. USTC 406967 .‎