Roxas Juan (21 results)

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Condition: Bueno. : Tres en uno es un auto sacramental escrito en cinco cuadros y tres jornadas por Juan Bartolomé de Roxas. Esta edición facsimilar de Edicións do Castro incluye una nota liminar de Raúl Roa y un epílogo de Rubia Barcia. El libro pertenece a la Serie Documentos y consta de 156 páginas. EAN: 9788474925975 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Literatura y Ficción Título: Tres en uno Autor: Juan Bartolomé de Roxas Idioma: es-ES Páginas: 156.

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Condition: Bueno. 22x15 156º Nota liminar de Raúl Roa y epílogo de Rubia Barcia Castellano Jun/17/1.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Condition: Aceptable. . (illustrator). Madrid. Imp. Vda. é Hijo de Marín. 1794. 21x15 cm. T. I, Enero-Febrero - Marzo. 187 + 86 + 152 págs. * T. II, Abril - Mayo - Junio. 202 + 272 + 82 págs. * T. III, Julio - Agosto - Septiembre. 171 + 96 + 182 págs. * T. IV, Octubre - Noviembre - Diciembre. 211 + 148 + 140 págs. Plena piel época, 2 tejuelos por tomo, lomo cuajado de hierros dorados, cortes tintados, Guardas al agua, cintas, Buenos márgenes y limpio. # religión.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. BOUND IN EARLY FULL VELLUM BINDINGS, EACH BOOK MEASURES APPROX 8 x 6 INCHES, PAGE COUNTS ARE AS FOLLOWS WITH ALL TWELVE MONTHS WITHIN THE FOUR VOLUMES: VOLUME ONE WITH 187 + 86 + 152. VOLUME TWO WITH 4 + 202 + 272 + 82, VOLUME THREE WITH 171 + 96 + 182, VOLUME FOUR WITH 211 + 148 + 140. USUAL MARKS TO VELLUM COVERS WITH HEAVIER MARKS TO EDGE OF REAR BOARD ON VOLUME 3, SMALL CHIP TO VELLUM AT BOTTOM OF SPINE ON VOLUME 2, MAJORITY OF ENDPAPERS CREASED WITH MINOR FOXING, NUMBER OF PAGES LIGHTLY BROWNED OR LIGHTLY FOXED WITH OCCASIONAL HEAVY BROWNING, LAST FOUR PAGES TO VOLUME 4 WITH SOME MARGINAL LOSS & JUST TOUCHING THE ODD LETTER TO HEADING. OVERALL IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. EXTRA POSTAGE COSTS MAY APPLY TO OVERSEAS ORDERS. ALL BOOKS POSTED IN STURDY BOOK BOX.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Condition: Bien. Madrid, Andres Garcia, 1672. Pergamino de época, título rotulado en lomera, 20x15 cm., (I): 16 hojas (incluso portadilla y portada) + 358 pp. + 24 hojas. (II): 10 hojas (incluso portadilla y portada) + 360 pp. + 24 hojas. Mancha en margen superior de ambos tomos (no siempre evidente), tocando apenas las primeras lineas de texto; papel algo oscurecido. Digno ejemplar.

Primera edición. 12mo. 156pp, 1h. Encuadernación editorial original. Intonso. Excelente estado. First edition in original paper wraps. Unopened pages. Excellent condition.

Condition: Very Good Plus. First Edition. First Edition. Small 8 vo. Original printed wrappers with cello wrap. Presentation copy signed to "Luis Eguizabal. Rubia Barcia Los Angeles, diciembre 1948." With original wrap-around band laid in. From the library of Lola Montes (Chita Eguizabal) the Spanish dancer, recently deceased, with her bookplate. Ownership label of her husband, Luis, on title page. Scarce.

14 cm x 19 cm. [10], 24 pages. Disbound. Original pamphlet. Excellent condition with some minor signs of wear only. The funeral orations and related ceremonies for Father Pedro Sanchez of Seville and Santo Domingo. OCLC locates one copy, at the University of Seville, and one is also listed in the Hispanic Society of America library catalog. Tiny Exlibris - stamp "Michael A. Spencer" verso titlepage. Sprache: español.

10 hojas + 360 pp. + 24 hojas. Catecismo Real, y Alfabeto Coronado, Historial, Político, y Moral. Para leer dichos, y hechos de Reyes, y aprender escarmientos, y virtudes en todas edades. Tomo primero [y segundo]. Haze (en varias partes) memoria de Don Felipe Quarto, El Grande, Rey de las Españas, con algunas observaciones de las felicidades que pueden esperarse en el Reynado de su Augusto hijo, y Sucesor, Don Carlos Segundo. Tomo 2. Portadilla (anterior a la portada) con gran perdida, papel del XVII de mala calidad con amarronamientos y mancha de humedad. Pergamino desprendido. 20x15 cm. Encuadernación en pergamino de época desgastado.

A group of three scarce publications relating to the acrimonious conflict between Juan Palafox y Mendoza, Bishop of Puebla, and the Jesuits in New Spain. Juan Palafox y Mendoza (1600-59) was born in Navarre, educated at Salamanca, and appointed a member of the Council of the Indies. He later became a priest and in 1639 was made Bishop of Puebla de los Angeles. Palafox arrived in Mexico in 1640 and soon butted heads with the Franciscans, Dominicans, and Augustinians, whose many exemptions and privileges he looked upon as encroachments on his jurisdiction. In 1642 he was made Archbishop of New Spain, and for a brief time that same year he was acting Viceroy, during which he instituted financial reforms and made a push for indigenous conversion. Despite (or perhaps thanks to) that push, Palafox distinguished himself as bishop in his efforts to protect the Native Americans from Spanish cruelty, forbidding any methods of conversion other than persuasion. He was also a patron of the arts: under his tenure Puebla became the music center of New Spain, and he established the Biblioteca Palafoxiana, which continues to this day. Palafox's fortunes turned when he came into major conflict with the Jesuits over ecclesiastical jurisdiction in the mid-1640s. The legendary feud between Palafox and the Society of Jesus was fierce, extended, and rich in legal filings. The main point of contention between the opposing parties was the failure of the Society to submit to the authority of the bishops and archbishop of Mexico, particularly in their refusal to pay tithes. The Jesuits found their strongest ally in the new viceroy, García Sarmiento de Sotomayor, and Palafox was eventually undermined by both the Vatican and the Spanish crown. He was ultimately recalled to Spain (after fleeing Puebla to evade arrest at the hands of the Viceroy), and assigned to the minor diocese of Osma in Old Castile. After his death there was a movement to make him a saint, but a decade was far too short to cool ecclesiastical tempers, and his canonization was blocked by Jesuit opposition. In a very late vindication, Palafox's writings were several times republished in the following century, and played a significant role in the expulsion of the Jesuits from Spain in 1767. The three works offered here are as follow: 1) Testimonio de una Provision del Rey Nuestro Señor, en que Se Imparte Plenamente el Real Auxilio, a la Legitima Jurisdiccion Apostolica de los Muy RR. PP. Iuezes Delegados Conservadores de la Compañia de Iesus [caption title]. Puebla. June 9, 1647. Folio. [1],7 leaves, one seven-line woodcut historiated initial. Gathered signatures, unstitched. Light foxing and tanning, scattered worming mostly to margins but skimming a few letters on most leaves. The earliest of these three documents is also the shortest and the rarest. The Testimonio de una provision del rey nuestro señor. presents testimony delivered to Philip IV from a number of sources (including the Viceroy), mostly regarding opposition to Palafox's March 1647 decree that, under pain of excommunication, Jesuits must be licensed by the Bishop in order to preach or hear confession. Though technically valid under canon law, the Jesuits of course took issue (perceiving that Palafox meant to refuse to grant them said licenses due to their feud), and the present document describes the conflict and presents their argument against him. They accuse Palafox and his advisor, Juan de Merlo, of sedition against the church for prohibiting the excommunicated from hearing mass and for publicly posting lists of those thus excommunicated. After relaying the reports, the king promises his support for the Jesuits in their suit against Palafox. The Iberian Books project warns that "there is a heightened possibility that this work could be a bibliographical ghost," as they located "no known exemplars." We note only a single copy in auction records, and OCLC records a lone copy, at the Tecnológico de Monterrey, though it does not appear in their own online catalogue. Not in Medina (BHA or Mexico). IBERIAN BOOKS 50798. OCLC 970573404. PALAU 331123. 2) Al Rey Nuestra Señor, por la Provincia de la Compañia de Iesus de la Nueva España. [N.p., likely Mexico City or Puebla, ca. 1650]. 131 leaves, woodcut initials and tailpieces. Folio. Dbd. Scattered tanning and staining, faint tideline to upper edge throughout, last six leaves dampstained. Contemporary inscription on titlepage, a handful of contemporary marginal annotations throughout. As expected for a legal document, Roxas covers the dispute comprehensively, separated into discrete sections with extensive shoulder notes. This document specifically deals with the question of tithes, more specifically why the Society of Jesus is exempted, why it is legitimate for them to sell their surplus for profit rather than give it to the diocese, and why they believe Palafox is self-serving in demanding payment. The present filing by the Society via procurador general Alonso de Roxas (or Rojas) is described by Sabin as a "rabid reply" to Palafox's Al Excelentissimo Señor Don Garcia de Avellaneda I Haro Conde de Castrillo Presidente en el Real y Supremo de Las Indias., published 1646 (see Medina BHA 6946). This work was also printed as a small quarto, without decided priority between the two both versions are equally rare. Palau suggests a date of 1650 and a Mexico City imprint for this edition and ascribes the small quarto as printed in Madrid in 1652; Sabin puts both in Mexico circa 1646, but publication would have to fall between 1649, when Roxas became procurador general, and 1652, when Palafox responded to this attack (see below). "Il existe donc deux éditions de ce mémoire. Celle in-folio est plus belle come execution typographique, elle est aussie plus rare.Les types nous paraissent bien être ceux employés dans les imprimeries mexicaines" LeClerc. Not in Medina Mexico. LeCLERC 1257. MEDINA, BHA 6839. OCLC 2584251, 78973667. PALAU 275714.

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