Danielis Petri (8 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 4th, Enlarged and Corrected Edition. [30], vii, 8-266, full leather, compartmented spine, gilt decoration, red title label, marbled eps, red deckled edges. Contemporary calligraphic title page, inscription on lower margin of first text page "Carmeli Cadomensis" the Carmelite Community of Caen in northern France. Pierre Daniel Huet (1630-1721), was born in Caen a Jesuit, bibiophile and a neglected critic of Descartes, this 4th edition is the fullest of his works challenging Cartesianism. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾".

Condition: New. Print on Demand pp. 180.

20,725 S., Titelkupfer, Reg. 2° Ldr. *Einband etwas berieben*. *erste Ausgabe des umfangreich rationalistischen Biblexegese von Hueti, dem als Anti-Cartesianers berühmten Bischof und Gelehrten* la.

Full Leather. Condition: Poor. No Jacket. Folio. Full leather. (8), 20, 726, (8) pp. Collated and complete, with a few pages misnumbered. A work examining various aspects of the Bible, seeking, among other topics, to prove that Greek deities originated from the source of Moses, and that the Old Testament was the source of Greek myths. Huet also sought to debunk Cartesian philosophy, as well as disputing the work of Spinoza in his Tractatus Theologico-Politicus. This work marked his first attack on the philosophy of Descartes. (see Shelford: Transforming the Republic of Letters for previous information). Pierre Daniel Huet was a French scholar, as well as serving as Bishop of Soissons, and was noted for his skepticism, especially his anti-Cartesian views. POOR condition. Both covers DETACHED, with the first endpapers and half-title also detached. Leather also DETACHED from the boards, suffering heavy chipping, fading, loss, and VERY heavy wear. Leather very dry, cracked and brittle on the spine, with some loss. Remains of a sticker on the lower spine. NEEDS REBINDING. Some staining to the rear endpaper, with minor insect damage and a single wormhole affecting the upper portion of the last 20-30 pp, as well as the rear board. The text block is solid, in a much better stated than the exterior, with minor scattered soiling and a small dampstain at the upper margin. Faint browning to the paper, mostly along the extremities. A few pages creased, with one bearing a small tear/piece missing in the fore edge margin, not affecting text. Title partially underlined in pencil.

Quarta editio,. 6 Bl., 83 Seiten, 82 Seiten, Gutes, festes Exemplar, lediglich das obere Kapital mit Fehlstelle la 8°, braunes Ldr der Zeit mit goldener Rückenverzierung.

5 hh.+427 pp. Portada a dos tintas. Enc. en pergamino de época. Perfecto estado de conservación. 23x17,5. Excudebat Nicolaus Pezzana. Venetiis, Anno MDCCLXI. Durante su juventud fue un admirador del cartesianismo, movimiento que, más tarde combatió. Pierre Daniel Huet (1630-1721), obispo de Avranches, impugnador de Descartes en su Censura de la filosofía cartesiana, es además autor de estas QUAESTIONES DE CONCORDIA RATIONIS ET FIDEI (Cuestiones sobre la concordia de la Razón y la Fe), y del Tratado filosófico sobre la debilidad del espíritu humano, en que sostiene que sin la fe la certeza religiosa, la metafísica y aún la natural son imposibles. No echemos en olvido que Huet, asesor de Bossuet en la instrucción del príncipe heredero, fue el autor de aquella colección de clásicos subtitulada Ad usum Delphini. LIBROS ANTIGUOS FILOSOFÍA.

2 tomi in 1 vol., in 16°, p. perg., cc.nn. 8 + pp. 246. SEGUE: Origine fabualrum romanensium, cc.nn. 3 + pp. 119 + cc.nn. 10. Nervetti. Testatine. Capilettere.

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