Suarez Emmanuelis (7 results)

Couverture rigide. Condition: Assez bon. GLN-508.

Couverture rigide. Condition: bon. R240099412: 1949. In-8. Relié. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. XIX + 467 pages - ouvrage en latin - tranches rouges - quelques phrases musicales - titre doré fané sur le dos . . . . Classification Dewey : 470-Langues italiques. Latin.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. BREVIARIUM PRAEDICATORUM. Breviarium juxta ritum S. Ordinis Praedicatorum, ad normam Bullae Divino Afflatu et Motu Proprio Ad hinc duos annos Pii X reformatum, apostolica auctoritate approbatum, Reverendissimi Patris Fratris Emmanuelis Suarez, Ordinis Praedicatorum Magistri Generalis, iussu editum. Rome: Sabina, 1952. Volume II, small octavo (approximately 17 x 11 cm). Vol. II: lxxxii, 1235, 294 pp. Contemporary black leather, covers stamped in gilt with Dominican insignia, spines richly lettered and decorated in gilt, red edges, 2nd volume retaining six original ribbon markers. A remarkably well-preserved set, apparently little used; ribbons with only minimal fraying, slight rubbing to the lower spine-cap of Volume II, otherwise in excellent condition. A rare surviving second volume of the official Dominican Breviary issued under the authority of Fr. Emmanuel Suarez, Master General of the Order of Preachers. Produced for use according to the traditional Dominican Rite, it belongs to the last generation of Dominican liturgical books printed before the reforms of the Second Vatican Council. Individual volumes are seldom encountered on the market, and this example, preserved in great condition, is an especially desirable survival.…

Soft cover. Condition: As New. BREVIARIUM PRAEDICATORUM. Breviarium juxta ritum S. Ordinis Praedicatorum, ad normam Bullae Divino Afflatu et Motu Proprio Ad hinc duos annos Pii X reformatum, apostolica auctoritate approbatum, Reverendissimi Patris Fratris Emmanuelis Suarez, Ordinis Praedicatorum Magistri Generalis, iussu editum. Rome: Sabina, 1952. Two volumes, small octavo (approximately 17 x 11 cm). Vol. I: xxxi, 1335, 294 pp.; Vol. II: lxxxii, 1235, 294 pp. Complete. Contemporary black leather, covers stamped in gilt with Dominican insignia, spines richly lettered and decorated in gilt, red edges, each volume retaining six original ribbon markers. A remarkably well-preserved set, apparently little used; ribbons with only minimal fraying, slight rubbing to the lower spine-cap of Volume II, otherwise in excellent condition. A very rare mid-twentieth-century Dominican Breviary issued under the authority of Fr. Emmanuel Suarez, Master General of the Order of Preachers. Printed according to the traditional Dominican rite and incorporating the liturgical reforms promulgated under Pope Pius X, this substantial two-volume set represents the official daily office of the Dominican Order immediately prior to the liturgical changes of the Second Vatican Council. Complete examples in the original gilt-decorated leather binding with red edges and all ribbon markers preserved are seldom encountered on the market, particularly in such well-preserved and apparently unused condition.…

Soft cover. Condition: Good. reserved Only complete set in the world on the market. Extremely rare: Breviarium Sacri Ordinis Praedicatorum 1947, 2 volumes, Complete set. Pars prior and pars posterior. Both books date from 1947 and have the name of the previous owner written inside the front cover. The books are easy to handle and open neatly. Pars prior: xxxi, 1335, 294 pages, pars posterior lxxviii, 1236, 294 pages. Both breviary volumes use the Vulgate psalter. BREVIARIUM SACRI ORDINIS PRAEDICATORUM. Complete Dominican Breviary in two volumes (Pars Prior and Pars Posterior), employing the Vulgate Psalter throughout. Rome, 1947. Two volumes, small octavo. Pars Prior: xxxi, 1335, 294 pp.; Pars Posterior: lxxviii, 1236, 294 pp. Complete. Ownership inscription to the front pastedown of each volume. A well-preserved and highly usable set, the bindings remaining supple and sound, the text blocks clean, and both volumes opening easily and comfortably for reading and liturgical use. An exceptionally rare complete 1947 edition of the Dominican Breviary, printed according to the traditional rite of the Order of Preachers. Complete sets of this issue are of the utmost rarity, particularly when both volumes remain together and in such well-preserved condition. The present copy contains the Vulgate Psalter and represents the form of the Dominican Divine Office immediately preceding the far-reaching liturgical changes of the later twentieth century. At the time of cataloguing, no other complete set of this 1947 edition has been traced on the market, making this a remarkable opportunity for collectors of Dominican liturgical books, ecclesiastical history, and pre-conciliar Catholic printing. A highly desirable survival of a breviary that was intended for daily use and is consequently seldom encountered complete. …

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Reserved. Once gone = forever gone. Only complete set in the world for sale. Almost impossible to get. Extremely rare: Breviarium Sacri Ordinis Praedicatorum 1947, 2 volumes, Complete set. Pars prior and pars posterior. Both books date from 1947 and have the name of the previous owner written inside the front cover. The books are easy to handle and open neatly. Pars prior: xxxi, 1335, 294 pages, pars posterior lxxviii, 1236, 294 pages. Both breviary volumes use the Vulgate psalter.…

Softcover. Condition: New. Reprint. Language: English. Approximately 174 pages. English: Print-on-demand reprint. Original edition : 1849. Text in English. This is a of an ancient work dealing with the rites of the Order of Preachers (Dominicans). It is a liturgical or ritual manual intended for members of this religious order. The book is written in Latin, the traditional liturgical language of the Catholic Church. It is a valuable source for researchers in religious history, liturgy, or Dominican studies. Book images are non-contractual. This item is printed on demand and ships from our printing partners' facility nearest the destination. These facilities are located mainly in the United States, the United Kingdom and Canada.…