Jansenism (10 resultados)

Contemporary full leather binding with gilt decorated spine. Binding a bit chafed / worn, contents a bit browned / stained in places, still a (very) good copy. With 18th. c. heraldic exlibris of H. de Buisson. Please see description or ask for photos.

Eigentijds papieren omslag, maar wat beduimeld en aan uiteinden rug beschadigd. Eerste 30 pagina's met lichte watervlek, verder goed. Please see description or ask for photos.

Contemporary halfleather binding with decoration and title label on the spine. Binding a bit worn / chafed, else in good condition. Contents very good. Text in French. Please see description or ask for photos.

Leather. Condición: VERY GOOD. Second Edition. Second Edition, printed the year following the 1731 first edition. Written and printed anonymously. The author has been identified as Barthelmey Doyen; the printer remains unknown. [4], 204 p. Small 8vo, 3.75x6.5'. Brown calf with ornate gilt stamped spine and burgundy morocco label, red speckled edges. Edges rubbed; Heraldic bookplate from the Bibliotheque du Chateau de Wideville. Clean and fresh text, binding sound. Biography of the Roman Catholic deacon, Francois de Paris (1690-1727): 'Deacon, theologian and supporter of Jansenists. His pious life led people to consider him as a saint; miracles were reported to occur at his grave in Saint-M?dard's cemetary in Paris, with people experiencing convulsions; they were known as 'Convulsionnaires of Saint-M?dard'. (British Museum).…

16mo. contemporary calf, spine with five raised bands, morocco label, gilt dentelles. (xlviii), 307+(1) pages. Text in French. First edition (Barbier 1:418-9; Sommervogel 2:1328; Revue du Lyonnaia, Tome Septieme, 193-5). Besterman 3244 lists second and subsequent editions. Also mentioned in Candido Poze, Estudios sobre Historica de la Teologica (Toledo, Spain: Instituto Teologico San Ildefenso, 2006), 141. Preface, table of contents. Advertisement, supplement, and errata follow text. A bibliography of works relating to the Jansenist heresy. Author was a Jesuit priest and a passionate anti-Jansenist. With woodcut ornaments, printed marginalia. Second part with half title "Bibliotheque antijansniste." Third part with header title "Bibliotheque alphabetique des auteurs quietistes." Contemporary 18th century woodcut bookplate depicting 'S. Ioannes', or St. John the Baptist (Evangelist). Upper front hinge starting. Covers rubbed and scuffed at edges, some dampstaining at bottom third of eight leaves. In suprisingly great condition. contemporary calf, spine with five raised bands, morocco label, gilt dentelles. Jansenism (ilustrador).…

Condición: Fair. 1704. In French. 12mo., 192pp., xxiv, full leather with raised bands and title on spine. Old bookplate, old owner signature on title page. Fair, cracked in middle, some worming on cover and initial pages, spine ends chipped, one page has closed tear down most of page without loss.

70 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. 70 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Le Courayer was accused of attempting to justify Anglican church doctrines in his efforts to foster the return of the Anglican Church to the Catholic fold. After his works were censured by the abbot of Sainte-Geneviève, Le Courayer fled to England. OCLC locates copies at Sainte-Geneviève (Paris), BL, Yale, and Utrecht. Willaert, Bibliotheca Janseniana Belgica, 9616 Old marbled wrappers. Provenance W.R. Whittingham, his ownership signature dated 1855; Maryland Diocesan Library (bookplate and stamp); General Theological Seminary (bookplate).…

Alkmaar/ Amstrdam.

(Leuven 1718-1720). Together 21 tracts in one volume. Calf with raised bands. (used; some old annotations; hinge somewhat gaping).

S.l.s.d. ( Leuven , ca 1686), in-8°, manuscript on paper, 235 pp + 3nn pp , manuscript in a fine and careful handwriting, contemporary black morocco with raised spine and blindstamped front, marbled endpapers. (Binding a bit worn and dustsoiled). The list of contents stops at p. 95, with empty space remaining. Much attention is given to sexual matters. The first owner was a friar minor who writes at the first page ''De Superiorum Licentia me uititur Fra[ter] Joh. Bap. Snel , Minorita Indignus. The author remains unidentified. He, most probably, was a student of Gommaire Huygens and assisted at the courses given by this professor in the years when Huygens published his homonymic printed book (Louvain, 1686). The controversial Jansenist nature appears explictly from the note of the first owner on the first page (in lieu of a title).…