Percin Jean Jacques (3 results)

In-folio de (14), 189, 36, 9 pp., p. 37 à 284. Basane brune, dos à nerfs orné. (Reliure de l'époque.). Première édition, rare. Ouvrage rempli de détails curieux sur les méthodes des inquisiteurs et les croyances de leurs victimes, principalement des Cathares. Le dominicain Jean-Jacques Percin, se procura les registres et documents concernant l'histoire de son ordre, les Frères précheurs de Toulouse, connus sous le nom de Jacobins. Sommaire des principaux chapitres: Histoire du couvent des Jacobins de Toulouse. Détails sur la guerre contre les cathares. Leurs erreurs et les diverses condamnations portées contre eux. Des peines qu'on leur infligeait avec justice et de la guerre sacrée pour les anéantir. De la sainte Inquisition. Des premiers martyrs inquisiteurs sortis de l'ordre des Frères prêcheurs de Toulouse. Des familles nobles toulousaines ensevelies dans le couvent des Jacobins. La pagination est très fantaisiste, mais l'ouvrage est bien complet, collationné sur les deux exemplaires que possède la bibliothèque municipale de Toulouse. Des feuillets ont été ajoutés durant l'impression (Hh3 et Ggg croix 1 et 2). Notre exemplaire, comme l'un des deux de la bibliothèque, a deux feuillets pages notées 9 et 38) collés ensembles. Le verso du 1er est blanc, le recto du suivant (p. 37) est un état fautif de la page 8) qui précède. Reliure solide, mais avec des épidermures sur les plats, coiffe et coins usés. Des traces d'humidité. Provenance : deux cachets sur le titre du château de Pinsaguel, près de Toulouse. Berne-Lagarde, Biblio. du catharisme 406. In-folio de (14), 189, 36, 9 pp., p. 37 à 284. Basane brune, dos à nerfs orné. (Reliure de l'époque.) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - First edition, rare. A work filled with curious details about the methods of the inquisitors and the beliefs of their victims, mainly Cathars. The Dominican Jean-Jacques Percin obtained the registers and documents concerning the history of his order, the Preaching Friars of Toulouse, known as the Jacobins. Summary of the main chapters: History of the Jacobins convent in Toulouse. Details on the war against the Cathars. Their errors and the various condemnations brought against them. The punishments that were justly inflicted upon them and the holy war to destroy them. The Holy Inquisition. The first martyr inquisitors who came from the Order of Preachers of Toulouse. The noble families of Toulouse buried in the Jacobins convent. The pagination is very fanciful, but the work is complete, collated from the two copies held by the Toulouse's library. Pages were added during printing (Hh3 and Ggg cross 1 and 2). Our copy, like one of the two in the library, has two pages numbered 9 and 38 glued together. Verso of the first is blank, and recto of the next (p. 37) is a faulty version of the preceding page 8. The binding is solid, but with scuffs on the covers and worn caps and corners. Light dampstains. Provenance: two stamps on the title page from the Pinsaguel castel, near Toulouse. -.

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