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PRAEDICANS , et Supra Quamlibet materiam ordine alphabetico dispositam , sex ad minus conciones formans , ingeniose adinventas , belle concinnatas , & trina subdivisione illustratas . Cum duplici indice , concionum scilicet & materium - Autore R P Michael
Couverture rigide Parisiis , Courterot , 1679 , 6 vols in 4° plein veau , 609 - 672 - 656 -664 - 730 - 672 pp Tome 1 en mauvais état : Forte mouillure sur les premières pages avec manque de papier sur la page de garde , manque de cuir sur un tiers du dos. Autres volumes ; Bon état général , quelques mors faibles sans plus. Langue: Français
Justini en Tertulliani Verantwoording voor de Christenen, tegens de Heydenen; als mede Minutii Felicis t'Samen-spraak tussen Octavius en Caecilius. Ook zijn hier achter by-gevoegt, de brieven van Clemens Romanus en Policarpus.
Amsterdam, Gedrukt by Jan Rieuwertsz, Haarlem, By Jan Gerritsz. Geldorp, Boek-verkopers, 1684.
8vo. (VIII),183,(1 blank);117,(1 blank),73,(1 blank);47,(1 blank),11,(1 blank),13,(3 blank) Vellum 16 cm 'An interesting collection of translations into Dutch of early Christian works' (Ref: STCN ppn 056885253; OiN 236 Justinus, 'integrale vert. van Apol. 1-2'; titles of Tertullianus, Minucius, Clemens Romanus & Polycarpus not in OiN; 6 copies in NCC) (Details: 5 thongs laced through the joints. Manuscript title on the back. Woodcut initials. The Letter of Clemens has a separate title page, indicating that this is the 3rd impression) (Condition: Vellum slightly soiled & scratched; upper corner of the front pastedown torn off. A few pinpoint wormholes in the uppermargin of the last 150 p., not affecting the text. STCN calls for 2 leaves between the preliminary pages and the beginning of the translation, and an illustration; these 2 leaves and illustration are lacking in our copy; the 2 leaves contain translated testimonia of Christ from Flavius Josephus (3x), Tacitus (2x), and the short apocryphical letter of Lentulus to the emperor Tiberius, giving a physical and personal description of Christ; the lacking illustration is a portrait of Jesus Christ; the different quality paper and the deviant typeface used in the lacking leaves, suggests that they were printed and added later) (Note: At the beginning of the preface the publisher declares that when he wanted to bring on the market once more the Dutch translation of C. Boon of the 'Apologeticum' of Tertullian & the 'Octavius' of Minucius Felix, he asked Dr. Petrus Langedult to produce a new translation of the 'Apologiae' of Justinus Martyr. Langedult also added, he tells, very extensive notes to 3/4 of his translation. He however died untimely at the age of 37, so the last quarter is without his learned notes. The translated Greek and Latin texts, the publisher goes on, show how excellent the first Christians were, in professing and defending their religion against the Jews and heathens. Tertullian and the others lived short after the Apostles, so they can be considered to be their agents. The publisher incites his readers to use the texts against all those who undermine 'our' christian religion, 'soo Joden, Heydenen, als Atheisten'. When and where the translations of Boon were published previously is hard to tell. In Worldcat and in Picarta we found no earlier copies. We only found a reference to an earlier edition of his translation of Tertullian and Minucius Felix in the 'Bibliotheca Furliana', the catalogue of the library of an eighteenth century Rotterdam citizen. There we find the listing of these 2 works translated by C. Boon, and published in 1671 in Rotterdam by Ryckhals. In the usual biographic reference works we also found nothing about this 'C. Boon'. More is known about the translator of the Greek text of the 'Apologiae' of Justinus, Langedult. He was born in 1640 in Haarlem, and established himself there as a medical doctor. He had a great knowledge of Jewish antiquities and the churchfathers, and is the author of some poetry and theological works. He died in 1677. His widow and some friends seem to have had some of his work published posthumely, e.g. this translation. This translation of Justinus Martyr with learned notes is however not recorded in the lemma about him in the 'Nieuw Nederlandsch Biografisch Woordenboek. (NNBW 5,309/10) At the end of the book we find a translation of the first 2 letters, which are traditionally ascribed to Clemens Romanus I. He was at the end of the first century AD the 2nd, 3rd or perhaps the 4th bishop of Rome. Both letters are also known as the 'epistles of Clement'. The translated letter is addressed to the chuch of Corinth. Its title records that this is already its third edition. A Dutch translation of these epistles was published earlier in 1656 by P. Casteleyn in Haarlem. At the very end we find the short and edifying letter of Polycarpus, bishop of Smyrna, who died in 156 AD., to the Corinthians, and the letter of Polycarpus to the Philippenses) (Collation: *4, A-L8, M4 (leaf M4 verso blank), A-M8; A-D8 (leaf D8 & D7 verso blank), A8,(leaf A7 verso and A8 blank) (Photographs on request)
L'Apologétique et les Prescriptions de Tertullien. Nouvelle édition. Revue & corrigée d'après les Manuscrits, les édtions & différens ouvrages de Tertullien, avec la traduction & des remarques, par M. L'Abbé de Gourcy, vicaire général du Diocèse de Bordeaux, de l'Académie Royale de Nancy.
Paris (A Paris), Chez Sorin, Libraire, rue de la Juiverie à côté de l' Église de la Magdeleine, 1780.
12mo. XXXIV,423,6,(1 blank) p. Marbled calf 17.5 cm (Ref: Ebert 22582, cf. Brunet 5,730) (Details: Latin text and French translation. Back gilt, a gilt corn sheaf in 2 'compartments', and a red morocco shield. Endpapers & edges marbled. Woodcut ornament on the title. Excellent paper) (Condition: Small old paper label on the head of spine. Front joint starting to split) (Note: Not much is known about the beginning of christianity in the Roman province Africa. The first fact is the death in Carthago, the capital of Africa, of some Christian martyrs from the city of Scilli in 180 AD. With the work of Q. Septimius Florens Tertullianus the church in Africa enters the full light of history. He was born in Carthago ca. 160, studied law and rhetoric in Rome, and became, after the return to his native city, a prominent and vigorous defender of the new faith. Tertullian is considered to be the founder of Western theology. His earliest work, called Apologeticum according to the oldest manuscripts, or Apologeticus according to Hieronymus (Ep. 70), is 'einer der bedeutendsten und glänzendsten Werke Tertullians.' (Bardenhewer 2,399) It was written ca. 197, and in it we find a clear picture of the organisation and the method of working of the Christian community in Carthago, with their bishops, priests, deacons, and lectores, baptized believers, and catechumeni, new members not yet baptized. The persecution of christians inspired Tertullian to write the Apologeticum, in which he examined the foundation in Roman law of the persecutions. In this text, addressed to the magistrates of the province of Africa, Tertullian attacks also the pagan cults, and makes it clear that Christians are loyal citizens of Rome. He argues that the persecution of Christians has no legal foundation, and that laws which are iniquitous for christians should be abolished. First he refutes the allegations of immoral hidden rites (occulta facinora), for instance infanticide, Thyestian meals, or incest; he defends the christians against the accusation of neglect of the traditional worship and of sacrifices and prayers to the state gods on behalf of the Emperor on the ground that there is only one God, and that false gods deserve no worship. Of singular beauty and effect is Tertullian's description of parish life of the christians in chapter 39. Christians are not bad citizens, their strict moral code makes them refrain from the things which the law forbids. In the last chapters he rejects the idea that christianity is a kind of philosophy. The christian creed is a divine revelation, and superior to human philosophy. Besides the Latin text and French translation of the Apologeticum, this volume of 1780 contains also a text and translation of Tertullian's De praescriptionibus adversus Haereticos. We quote Rose about this treatise: 'Heresy was always an especial bugbear of Tertullian, and he set out fairly early (about 200) to define it. Like a true lawyer, he laid down a praescriptio, otherwise known as an exceptio, an objection to be raised which, if sustained, would save the controversialist the trouble of any further inquiry into the merits of his opponent's case. Can the propounder of the new doctrine trace it back to the Apostles? If so, it is Catholic teaching; if not, it is heresy, and there the matter ends. Hence the title of his work, de praescriptione haereticorum. (H.J. Rose, A Handbook of Latin literature, London, 1967, p. 474). The Frenchman De Gourcy, 1709-1805, was a successful defender of christianity in an age of enlightenment and growing atheism and deism. The two masterpieces of Tertullian, 'le plus mâle peut-être & le plus vigoureux, dont l'antiquité sainte puisse se glorifier' (Préface p. III) were translated by him under the auspices of the Catholic Church. Like Tertullian, who wanted to immunize christians against heresy, De Gourcy tried to immunize against protestantism and atheism. He was 'un des ecclésiastiques que l'assemblée du clergé de France employa pour écrire contre les nouveaux philosophes, à l'époque où ils inondaient l'Europe de leurs livres antireligieux. (...) Le caractère des ouvrages de l'abbé de Gourcy est la méthode et la netteté des idées. Son style est simple et sa critique judicieuse, ses raisonnements sont solides et ses connaissances étendues.' He published also on Descartes (1765), the laws of Lycurgus (1768), Rousseau (1772), and Suite des anciens apologistes de la religion chrétienne, traduits et analysés (1785). (Biographie Universelle (Michaud) Ancienne et Moderne. Nouvelle édition, Tome 17, Paris, n.d., 246/47) His translation of Tertullian found several reprints) (Collation: a12, b6 (minus leaf b6); A - S12 (Leaf S11 verso and S12 blank)) (Photographs on request)
The writings of Quintus Sept. Flor. Tertullianus.
Edinburgh, T. & T. Clark, 1884 - 1895.
3 volumes: VI,506; X,541; XIX,514 p. Cloth. 22.5 cm (Ante-Nicene Christian Library, Vol. XI. English translation only) (At the end of the 3rd and last volume are printed the extant works of Victorinus and Commodianus) (Heavy set, may require extra shipping costs) (Introductions, English translations)
Apologétique. Texte établi et trad. par J.P. WALTZING, avec la collaboration de A. SEVERYNS. (Bound with:) TERTULLIANUS. Apologétique. Commentaire analytique, grammatical & historique par J.P. WALTZING.
Paris, Les Belles Lettres, 1929 - 1931.
2 vols. in 1. H.cl. 20 cm (Pencil underl.; pencil annotations in first vol.; small ink underl. on 3 p.)
Tertullianus en de geschiedenis der liturgie.
Brussel, Amsterdam, De Klinkhoren, Desclée de Brouwer, 1947.
284 p. Half cloth. 23 cm (Including dustjacket)
De sermone Tertullianeo quaestiones selectae. (Beilage zum Programm des Detmolder Gymnasiums, Ostern 1897) (Bound with:) Günther Ludwig, Tertullian's Ethik. Inaugural Dissertation an der Universität Leipzig. (&:) F.W.C.L. Schulte, Het heidendom bij Tertullianus.
ad1: Detmold, Meyer 1897. Ad 2: Leipzig, Georg Böhme, 1885. Ad 3: Nijkerk, G.F. Callenbach, 1923.
3 volumes in 1: 84; XV,206;VI,148 p. Boards. 20.5 cm (Rebound)
Sprachlicher Bedeutungswandel bei Tertullian. Ein Beitrag zum Studium der christlichen Sondersprache. (Bound with:) J. van der Vliet. Studia Ecclesiastica. Tertullianus I: critica et interpretatoria.
Ad 1: Paderborn, Schöningh, 1926. Ad 2: Leiden, E.J. Brill, 1891.
2 volumes in 1: XVI,147; (VIII),102 p. Modern boards. 23cm (Ad 1: Studien zur Geschichte und Kultur des Altertums 14,1)
Studiën over Tertullianus' Adversus Praxean.
Amsterdam, NHUM, 1948.
(VIII),207 p. Wrappers. (Dissertation, trade edition) (Frontcover partly faded. Foxing at the edges)
Studiën over Tertullianus' Adversus Praxean.
Amsterdam, NHUM, 1948.
(VIII),207 p. Wrappers. (Dissertation, trade edition)
Tertullianus' 'De Pallio' tegen de achtergrond van zijn overige werken.
Nijmegen, Centrale Drukkerij, 1949.
(VIII),147,(IX) p. Wrappers. (Dissertation)
Tertullianus' 'De Pallio' tegen de achtergrond van zijn overige werken.
Nijmegen, Centrale Drukkerij, 1949.
(VIII),147,(IX) p. Wrs. 24 cm (OiN 365; Diss.)
Studia Ecclesiastica. Tertullianus, I: critica et interpretatoria.
Leiden, Brill, 1891.
(VIII),102 p. New plain wrs. 24 cm
Bijdrage tot de psychologie van Tertullianus.
Utrecht, Kemink, 1929.
(VII),75 p. Wrappers. 24 cm (Diss.)
MELCHIOR CANUS, VICENTIUS LIRINENSIS, TERTULLIANUS, e.a. [MIGNE J.-P., ed.]
Reference : R76475
(1839)
Theologiae cursus completus, tomus primus (1)
Parisiis [Paris], Migne 1839 1236columns, 28cm., text printed in 2 columns, cart.cover (marbled plates, leather spine with gilt lettering, some use), 2 stamps, some foxing in text, text in good condition, [text in Latin], [contains: De locis theologicis (Melchior Canus), Commonitorium (Vicentius Lirinensis), De praescriptionibus adversus Haereticos (Tertullianus), De controversiis tractatus generales - Professio fidei catholicae (Fratres a Walenburch), Regula fidei catholicae (Veronius), De censuris, seu notis theologicis, et de sensu propositionum (Montagnus)], R76475
L'apologétique de Tertullien. Apologie du christianisme écrite en l'an 197 après J.-C. Traduction littérale suivie d'un commentaire historique et de trois appendices
Louvain, Peeters 1910 x + 369pp.avec quelques figures dans le texte, 25cm., br.orig. (qqs.traces d'usage), texte en français, bon état, R78749
BIBLIOTHECA SANCTORUM PATRUM, SERIES TERTIA, SCRIPTORES LATINI ANTENICAENI, BIBLIOTHECAE SER. III, VOL. I, II, III
Ex Officina Typographica Forzani et Socii, Romae. 1902. In-8. Relié demi-cuir. Etat d'usage, Couv. convenable, Dos fané, Quelques rousseurs. 147 + 256 pages pour le vol. I et 636 pages pour le vol. II. Etiquettes de code sur les couvertures. Quelques tampons de bibliothèque.. . . . Classification Dewey : 470-Langues italiques. Latin
(Rare) 'Bibliotheca Sanctorum Patrum', Series Tertia, Scriptores Latini Antenicaeni. Curante Iosepho VIZZINI. M. Minucius Felix, Octavius. Tertullianus, Apologeticum, De Praescriptione Haereticorum, De Testimonio Animae, de Baptismo, De Poenitentia, De Oratione, De Pudicitia, Adversus Marcionem. Classification Dewey : 470-Langues italiques. Latin
Bibliothek der Kirchenväter. Tertullians ausgewählte Schriften ins Deutsche übersetzt. Band I: Tertullians private und katechetische Schriften. Band II: Tertullians apologetische, dogmatische und montanistische Schriften. Neu übersetzt mit Lebensabriss und Einleitungen versehen von K.A.H. Kellner. Durchgesehen und herausgegeben von G. Esser.
Kempten & München, Verlag der Jos. Köselschen Buchhandlung, 1912 - 1915.
2 volumes: XLVI,347;VI,560 p. Cloth. 19.5 cm (Bibliothek der Kirchenväter 7 & 24)
Sämmtliche Schriften. Übersetzt und bearbeitet von F.A. VON BESNARD.
Augsburg, Kollmann, 1837 - 1838.
2 vols. in 1: 350;394 p. Hardb. 22 cm (Cover worn at extremities; some foxing)
Opera ad optimorum librorum fidem expressa curante E.F. LEOPOLD.
Leipzig, Tauchnitz, 1839.
4 volumes in 3: VII,252;(III),232;(III),316;341 p. Cloth 19 cm (Bibliotheca Patrum Ecclesiasticorum Latinorum selecta, vol. 4/7)(Rebound; some foxing)
Quae supersunt omnia. Edidit Franciscus Oehler.
Leipzig, T.O. Weigel, 1851 - 1854.
4 volumes: XXIII ,957;798,729,213,(6) p. Half red cloth. 23 cm (Text & commentary; volume 3 contains dissertations by Pamelius, Semler et alii. The 4th volume contains 3 indices) (Gilt shields on the backs. Title page of the first volume dustsoiled. Scholarly ink marginalia in the first volume. 3rd volume foxed) (Heavy set, may require extra shipping costs) .
Quae supersunt omnia. Ad fidem optimorum librorum recensuit Franciscus Oehler. Editio minor cum indicibus et adnotatione critica.
Leipzig, T.O. Weigel, 1854
CCXIII,(3);1208 p. Half calf. 23 cm (Back rubbed and showing a tear at the head of the spine. First and last page browning)
Tre opere parenetiche. (Ad martyras, de patientia, de paenitentia). Studio e traduzione di Francesco Sciuto.
N.pl., Centro di Studi sull'antico christianesimo, Università di Catania, 1961.
129,115 p., 7 plates. Stiff wrappers. 24 cm (Including the Latin text)
Opera ad optimorum librorum fidem expressa curante E.F. LEOPOLD. Pars 2: Libri ad ritus et mores Christianorum pertinentes.
Leipzig, Tauchnitz, 1839.
232 p. Wrappers. 19.5 cm (De oratione, de patientia, de baptismo, de poenitentia, ad uxorum, de cultu feminarum, de exhortatione castitatis, de monogamia, de pudicitia, de ieuniis, de virginibus velandis, de pallio)(Stamp on the frontcover and on the titlepage. Some foxing)
Opera omnia, cum selectis praecedentium editionum lectionibus variorumque commentariis. (Accurante J.-P. MIGNE). Pars II.
Turnhout, Brepols, (1956).
1392 columns. Wrs. 28 cm (PL 2, repr. ed. 1844)(Frontcover sl. worn; small tear in right margin of frontcover)
