Philippi Limborch (13 results)

Title page with woodcut by Romeyn de Hooghe. Red and black print, trimmed, some minor soiling. Suitable for framing. Adhered to larger plain leaf.

Condition: Fair. 1695. Second Edition. 852 pages. In Latin. Half leather bound to marbled boards, with faded gilt lettering. Binding remains firm. Dark brown stain across p357, slightly obscuring text. Small area of insect damage to bottom edges of the nearby pages. Larger stains mainly to edges of front few pages and last few pages. Notable foxing and tanning to endpapers and page edges, with some finger smudging. Small burn mark to bottom edge of p116-122. Distinct wear and bumping to spine, board edges and corners, with large split to spine head. Some loss to top title plate on spine. Large cracks to joint ends but boards remain firm. Visible tanning to spine and edges, with scuffing and marking to boards.

Editio quinta. Folio. (XXII)+866+31+(24) pp. With engr. frontisp. (portrait). Index. Hardcover. Contemp. quarter calf. (Covers sl. rubbed, front cover damaged with some loss of leather near spine and showing boards along fore and lower edges; occas. light waterst. in inner margins, few index pages a bit soiled in margins. Binding fair, contents good). * Provenance: inscr. on endp. & title by Du Four, 1755.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. 1st Edition. Bound in full leather, all edges worn and badly chipped and spine wasted; boards could possibly be salvaged, both covers firmly attached by cords; light dustiness to title page otherwise clean and unmarked, text block square and tight, original endpapers and blank leaves present; 8 leaves starting with title page [2 full signatures], 916 pages, 28 pp Index; text block approx. 23.5 x 19 cm, page edges stained red.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good with no dust jacket. RELIGION; Latin Language; Folio 13" - 23" tall; [22], 866pp, 31pp, [25], pages; PHILIPPI A LIMBORCH . THEOLOGIA CHRISTIANA AD PRAXIM PIETATIS AC PROMOTIONEM PACIS CHRISTIANĈ UNICE DIRECTA. ADJUNCTA EST RELATIO HISTORICA DE ORIGINE ET PROGRESSU CONTROVERSIARUM IN FDERATO BELGIO DE PRĈDESTINATIONE. TRACTATUS POSTUMUS. Title page in red and black, displaying a vignette, rebound in faux leather over boards, with binding and hinges tight. Ex-Lowenbach Collection- Hammond Library Theological Seminary. Title page dusty and probably trimmed along the fore-edge. Contents generally VG, clean and bright on good quality paper.

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Limborch was professor of theology in the Remonstrant Seminary, Amsterdam. He was a friend of John Locke. In Latin, two columns per page. 916 pages plus Preface and Index. Original calf leather binding with wear and tear but beautifully aged, spine intact with five bands but no title label. Title page loose and has been taped in place (please see photos). Some water marks. Previous owner plate Geo. Stirling. Quarto, 25 cm x 19.5 cm.

, [20], 916 pages, [28]. Title page in red and black with black and white vignette, text in Latin, printed in two columns. First Edition , repairs to spine, corners bumped, small areas of leather lost and dent to front cover, front and rear endpapers worn, signature of previous owner to front paste down, water marks to top edge of early and late pages, otherwise clean readable text. Ink stain to title page. Gpod condition. , full original calf, five raised bands on spine, gilt lettered label, blind stamped borders and blind rules on front and rear boards. , quarto, 25 cm x 19.5 cm Hardback ISBN:

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. First Edition. Full early leather binding. Outer boards show wear. Loss, tears to leather, wooden boards partially exposed. Solid internal binding.10 p. leaves, 916, [28] p. Internally good, with clean, unmarked pages. Limborch (1633-1712) was a Dutch Remonstrant theologian. This is the first edition of his most important work, Theologiae christianae, a system of theology based on Simon Episcopius and Stephan Curcellaeus. Rev. James H. Woolsey's name on title page. Institutional stamp on verso and title page.

Leather. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Folio. 32 cm. With 10 engraved plates ( inc. 2 folding, one in the text). 8 leaves, 284 pp, 10 leaves, 397 pp, 11 leaves. Full calf, hinges slightly weakened and light rubbing the leather at the extremities, overall a nice copy and clean throughout. The only edition with the original Latin text and also the most complete edition: the English translation of 1731 does not contain the Liber Sententiarum. Part 1 deals with the origins and history of the Inquisition, and the organization and functioning of its tribunals. Numerous sources and documents are transcribed in full. Among the plates, those illustrating the Actus fidei, the costumes worn by the poenitentes, a tribunal in session, are of special interest. Part 2 is a critical edition of a court transcript from the archives of Toulouse, recording the sentences against the heretics, mostly Albigenses and Valdenses, in the period 1307-1323. In the preface, Limborch states: "Here, dear reader, you have a book such as the Christian world has not yet seen in print". The author was a Dutch Armenian, a friend of John Locke, whose principles of toleration he shared. This is his best known work by far, it is without doubt the best early account of the Inquisition.

HISTORIA INQUISITIONIS. Cui subjungitur liber sententiarum INQUISITIONIS THOLOSANAE. Amstelodami, 1692. 2 tomos en 1 vol. Folio. Port. 2 tintas con viñeta grab, 6h, 384p, 6h = 4h, 397p, 9h. 9 láms. grab. (3 despl.) y 1 grab. plena pág. en texto. Plena piel deteriorada, gofrados en tapas, nervios y dorados en lomo. - PRIMERA EDICION. No aparece en Palau, que solo reseña la traducción inglesa de 1731. Esta obra fue incluída en el Indice de Roma de Sotomayor de 1693. Las escenas de los magníficos grabados fueron realizadas por Adriaan Schoonebeck.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Two books bound in one. (16), 384, (12); (8); 397, (19) pp. with nine engravings (three of them double-page). Hardcover, bound in modern morocco over marbled boards. Largely marginal worm holes/tracks, generally not affecting the text; occasional leaves tanned.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. First edition. Folio. (16),384,(12),(8),397,(17) pp. Nine engraved plates. Contemporary vellum binding, leather lettering label, gilt. Title page printed in red and black, and with engraved vignette. Six of the engravings are full page plates, and three are double page (though two of the singles are also on one double page). Trace of wear to the vellum, esp., along the top of the rear board, else this is a fine copy with stunning plates. Graesse IV,212; van der Vekena 1875; Caillet 6693.

Difetto lungo il gioco d\'apertura del piatto anteriore, antico ex-libris al contropiatto, ottimo l\'interno (14) + 384 + (10); (8) + 397 + (19) p. 2 voll. in 1 tomo 330x225 mm elegante p.pelle cordonata coeva titoli e fregi oro al dorso.