Norbert bar le duc (8 resultados)
Más imágenesEditorial: Dominique Marescandoli 1744
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Añadir al carritoHardcover. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. 3 parts in 2 vols., (ONLY FIRST VOLUME HERE) in small 4to., contemporary full vellum binding with gilt titling and ornamentation to spine, marbled edges, title page to each part printed in red and black, [2], 603, xxvi. Worm damage to binding, with no signs of damage to te…xt block; the damage is limited to the spine, and thus the hinges are splitting and the spine is tender; vol. 1 lacks headband, stains, scuff marks and bumping to binding exterior, browning and very minor foxing to pages; otherwise a very good copy of great historical importance for the spread of religion in Asia. First edition. Pierre Parisot (1697-1769) was a French missionary, Capuchin monk, and priest. He took several names, including Pere Norbert, Cure Parisot, Norbert de Bar-le-Duc, Norbert de Lorraine, or Abbe Platel. He opposed Jesuits and wrote against them in this book, exposing the methods in which they were obtaining conversions in Asia. Text in French. The work explains the priority of the Capuchin mission in the area, the subsequent arrival of the Jesuits and gives an unending litany of complaints against the invaders. These include charges that the Society of Jesus was illegal, that the Jesuits infringed on Capuchin territory and jurisdiction, and that they lied about the number of their converts. Many letters and legal documents relevant to both the missions story are transcribed. The work appeared two years prior to the author's better known Mémoires historiques sur les missions des Indes. His books enjoyed a success of scandal throughout Europe, particularly among anticlerical Enlightenment readers, who naturally relished the unseemly divisiveness between the two great religious orders. Pierre PARISOT (born in Bar-le-Duc in 1697, dead close to Commercy in 1769), in religion the NORBERT father, was named Attorney General of the Foreign missions, and made a stay with Pondichery. The first text is a rare first edition of this scathing polemic against the Jesuits. The work explains the priority of the Capuchin mission in the area, the subsequent arrival of the Jesuits. Ex Libris.
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Añadir al carritoLeatherbound. Condición: NEW. BOOKS ARE EXEMPT FROM IMPORT DUTIES AND TARIFFS; NO EXTRA CHARGES APPLY. Leatherbound edition. Condition: New. Leather Binding on Spine and Corners with Golden leaf printing on spine. Bound in genuine leather with Satin ribbon page markers and Spine with raised gilt bands. Pages: 440. A perfect gift… for your loved ones. Reprinted from 1742 edition. NO changes have been made to the original text. This is NOT a retyped or an ocr'd reprint. Illustrations, Index, if any, are included in black and white. Each page is checked manually before printing. As this print on demand book is reprinted from a very old book, there could be some missing or flawed pages, but we always try to make the book as complete as possible. Fold-outs, if any, are not part of the book. If the original book was published in multiple volumes then this reprint is of only one volume, not the whole set. IF YOU WISH TO ORDER PARTICULAR VOLUME OR ALL THE VOLUMES YOU CAN CONTACT US. Resized as per current standards. Sewing binding for longer life, where the book block is actually sewn (smythe sewn/section sewn) with thread before binding which results in a more durable type of binding. Language: French Pages: 440.
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Añadir al carrito11. Lucques (Lucca) , Chez Dominique Ciufetti & Philipe Marie Bénédini, 1746. 2 vols in-8°, titles printed in red and black. (8) + 318 pp. ; 386 + (2) pp. Contemporary leather, raised gilt spine, edges painted red. Printed ex-libris on first pastedown. (See Quérard, La France Littéraire, vi, p. 446).
Más imágenesOraison funebre de Monseigneur Visdelou Jesuite, Evêque de Claudiopolis, vicaire apolostique de la province de Kuey-cheu dans l'empire de la Chine, & administrateur de la province de Huguang dans le même empire, &c. décéde le onze Novembre 1737. & inhumé dans l' eglise des RR. PP. Capucins de Pondichery, missionaires apolostiques, & curés en lad. ville. Prononcée le onze Décembre de la même année par le R.P. Norbert de Bar Le Duc, Capucin missionaire apolostique.
NORBERT de Bar-le-Duc (= Pierre PARISOT or NORBERT von Lothringen).
Editorial: [no publisher],, [Avignon?], 1742
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Añadir al carritoSecond (or third?) edition of the funeral oration for the sinologist and mathematician Claude de Visdelou (1656-1737), by Father Norbert of Bar-le-Duc (1703-1769), dedicated to Pope Benedict XIV. The oration prooved highly important in the so-called "Struggle of the rites" in China between the Jesuit missionaries and the Chinese… emperor and the Pope.The author of the oration, (Norbert de Bar-le-Duc, a Capuchin monk (1716) and priest (1729) also known as Norbert de Lorraine, Curé Pierre Parisot or Abbé Platel, was sent to Malabar and later to Pondicherry in December 1736 after being appointed procurator of the French mission. He stayed for three years in Pondicherry, where he soon came into conflict with the Jesuits on the same issue - "the struggle of the (now Malabaric) rites" -which had lead to Visdelou's exile in the same Capuchin monastery in the same town. So the anti-Jesuit Father Norbert de Bar-le-Duc understandably delivered Visdelou's funeral oration .An undated 4to edition that names no printer or place of printing appears to be the first edition of the funeral oration. Sommervogel and Cordier mention an 8vo edition nominally printed by Antoine Pereira in Cadiz (though other sources suggest it was printed in Avignon), with the same collation as our edition and published in the same year, making the present edition the second or third.Fine copy, with bookplate on inside front cover: ''Devie, Prêtre''. Binding skilfully repaired; head of second fly-leaf damaged.l De Backer & Sommervogel VIII, col. 843; Cordier, Sinica 1100-1; Librairie Polak, Coll. de M.M.: Extreme oriênt du 16e siècle au 20e siècle 305; Adelhelm Jann, Die katholischen Missionen in Indien, China und Japan (1915), passim; Claudia von Collani & Claudio Filippo Grimaldi S.J., "Zur Ankunft des päpstlichen Legatien Charles-Thomas Maillard de Tournon in China", in: Monumenta Scrica, 42 (1944), pp. 329-359; Robert Streit & Joh. Dindinger, eds., Bibliotheca Missionum, 7 (1932), pp. 105-107; Biogr. univ. XLIII, cols. 638-640; not in Lust. Contemporary calf, gold-tooled spine with red label, marbled endpapers, red edges. Pages: [12], 201, [1], XVI pp.
Más imágenesEditorial: Luques, Antoine Rossi, 1742 et Cadix, chez Antoine Pereira, 1742 1742 1742
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Añadir al carrito1 vol in-8° (177 x 110 mm.) de: [1] ff., XXXIV, 377, [1] pp.; [6] ff. (titre, avis au lecteur, dédicace à Benoît XIV), 202, XVI pp. Note manuscrite ancienne sur la dernière garde. Demi basanne fauve postérieure, dos à nerfs orné, titre de maroquin rouge. I- Edition originale. Récit de la querelle des Capucins contre les Jésuites… qui veulent les remplacer à Pondichery. Les Capucinsy sont installés depuis 1671 et les Jésuites ne respectent pas les décrets de la Sainte Congrégation. Pondichéry est une étape indispensable pour les Capucins qui se rendent au Tibet et par ailleurs, ceux-ci projettent d'établir une mission aux Iles Nicobar. Le père Norbert s'est rendu célèbre par ses démêlés avec les Jésuites. Son ouvrage est une défense de son ordre quant à la pratique des rites païens sur la côte de Malabar. Les Jésuites toléraient ces concessions à l'idolâtrie qu'ils regardaient comme nécessaires, alors que le père Norbert était partisan de l'interdiction proférée par le cardinal Maillard de Tournon, envoyé comme visiteur apostolique en Inde au début du XVIIIème siècle. De nombreux décrets et correspondances sont reproduits. Texte en français et en italien en regard. II-Unique édition de ce texte, qui s'insère dans la longue histoire de la "Querelle des rites" chinois : le Jésuite Claude de Visdelou (1656-1737) fut envoyé en 1685 en Chine avec le P. Tachard. Il fut choisi en 1708 par le Cardinal de Tournon pour l'aider dans sa tâche d'inspection et nommé à ce titre vicaire apostolique. C'est alors qu'il se désolidarisa de la position de ses confrères sur la controverse des rites chinois, allant jusqu'à fournir au cardinal la traduction des textes officiels chinois allant à l'opposé de la doctrine de la Compagnie (les "rites" envers Confucius et les défunts sont des cérémonies civiles sans caractère religieux, et restent donc compatibles avec la pratique du christianisme). Il accompagna le cardinal de Tournon à Macao lors de son exil décidé par l'Empereur, et pu partir pour l'Inde après sa mort (1710). (Quérard, VI, 446) 1 vol in-8°. 1 volume in-8° (177 x 110 mm.) of: [1] ff., XXXIV, 377, [1] pp.; [6] ff. (title, notice to the reader, dedication to Benedict XIV), 202, XVI pp. Old handwritten note on the last guard. Later half sheep.I- First edition. Account of the quarrel of the Capuchins against the Jesuits who want to replace them in Pondicherry. The Capuchins have been installed since 1671 and the Jesuits do not respect the decrees of the Holy Congregation. Pondicherry is an essential stopover for the Capuchins who go to Tibet and, moreover, they plan to establish a mission in the Nicobar Islands. Father Norbert became famous for his troubles with the Jesuits. His work is a defense of his order regarding the practice of pagan rites on the Malabar coast. The Jesuits tolerated these concessions to idolatry which they considered necessary, while Father Norbert was a supporter of the ban made by Cardinal Maillard de Tournon, sent as an apostolic visitor to India at the beginning of the 18th century. Numerous decrees and correspondence are reproduced. Text in French and Italian opposite. II-Single edition of this text, which is part of the long history of the Chinese "Querelle des rites": the Jesuit Claude de Visdelou (1656-1737) was sent in 1685 to China with Father Tachard. He was chosen in 1708 by Cardinal de Tournon to help him in his inspection task and named vicar apostolic in this capacity. It was then that he dissociated himself from the position of his colleagues on the controversy over the Chinese rites, going so far as to provide the cardinal with the translation of official Chinese texts going against the doctrine of the Company (the "rites "towards Confucius and the deceased are civil ceremonies without a religious character, and therefore remain compatible with the practice of Christianity). He accompanied Cardinal de Tournon to Macao during his exile decided by the Emperor, and was able to leave for India after his dea.
Más imágenesMémoires historiques présentés au souverain pontife Benoit XIV, sur les missions des Indes orientales où l'on fait voir que les PP. capucins missionnaires ont eu raison de se séparer de communion des RR. PP. missionnaires jésuites qui ont refusé de se soumettre au décret de M. Le Cardinal de Tournon légat du S. Siège, contre les rits malabares : Ouvrage qui contient une suite complette des Constitutions, Brefs & autres décrets apostoliques concernans ces rits, pour servir de règle aux missionnaires de ces pays-là (sic).
[QUERELLE DES RITES] - NORBERT DE BAR-LE-DUC (Pierre Parisot, en religion le père)
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Añadir al carritoLuques (Avignon), Salvateur et Jean-Dominique Marescandoli, 1744 ; 3 parties reliées en deux volumes in-4, XXVI pp. + 1 f.n.ch. + 603 pp. + 323 pp. + (1)pp. + 224 pp. + , plein veau de l'époque, dos ornés à nerfs, pièces de titre et de tomaison rouges, tranches mouchetées (manques de cuir aux coiffes, étiquettes en pied, petites… traces d'usage). Les 2 volumes. Cordier, Bibliotheca Sinica, 927. Première édition. Elle contient à la suite la Constitution de notre très saint-père Benoît par la providence de Dieu, pape XIV, sur les rites, cérémonies, qu'on doit observer, éviter, permettre ou abolir dans les royaumes de Maduré, Maissur & Carnate aux Indes orientales, texte en latin et français, Rome, 1744 (édition bilingue, français-latin). Un supplément a paru à Londres en 1751 ; il ne figure pas ici. Important recueil de texte établi par le Père Norbert contre les Jésuites ; il s'inscrit dans la Querelle des rites qui secoua pendant près de cent ans l'Église catholique, opposant les différentes congrégations missionnaires autour des questions de l'évangélisation des populations indigènes. « Le recueil du Père Norbert constitue l'une des sources les plus importantes sur cette fameuse querelle : on y trouve des informations, des correspondances et des documents que l'on chercherait vainement ailleurs » (Streit). Capucin originaire de Bar-le-Duc, Pierre Parisot (1697-1769), en religion le père Norbert, nommé en 1736 procureur général des missions étrangères, fut envoyé à Pondichéry. De retour en Europe, il dénonça la conduite des Jésuites en Inde qu'il jugeait trop complaisants avec les rites indigènes. Ses ouvrages firent scandale, au point que leur auteur fut contraint à l'exil : il habita successivement en Hollande, en Angleterre, « où il se fit fabricant de chandelle et de tapisserie » (Larousse), en Prusse et à Brunswick, avant de s'installer au Portugal, accueilli par un autre adversaire des Jésuites, le marquis de Pombal. Il finit ses jours en Lorraine, sous le nom de père Platel. Cachets de bibliothèque sur les pages de garde et de titre. Exemplaire correct malgré les défauts signalés. 1744.
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