Ecclesia, Signed (25 results)

Paperback. Signed by author. From the personal library of Geoffrey Wainwright, with his signature inside. Wrappers are gently worn. Some scuffing along edges. Creasing at wrappers. Spine is bumped and worn. Good otherwise. 166 pages. 166 pp.

Condition: FINE. 2016. Trade paperback. SIGNED by Stan Fowler. FINE.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. paperback, pictorial card covers, a near fine tightly bound clean and unmarked copy, inscribed and dated by the author to a previous owner, 326pp. Inscribed by Author(s).

Mit wenigen Abb. im Text. 187 S. Ill. OKt. - Jahrbuch d. Vereins f. Niedersächs. Volkstum, Bremer Heimatbund, Mitteilungen, H. 141; Jg. 2001-2002, H. 141. - Sehr gutes Ex. * Enth.: Wilhelm Tacke, Ecclesia u. Synagoge. (Mit hs. sign. Widmung dieses Verfassers a. d. Titelblatt). - Johr, Die jüdische Gemeinde Bremen. Welzel, Der Eschenhof u. s. Namensgeber. Welzel, Bismarck war beleidigt u.a. 1.

Paperback. Condition: Fair. 214p. A softcover ex-library book in original binding. Label on spine; edges worn. Label, stamps, and card pocket on endpapers. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR on the front endpaper, and with the author's contact card stapled to the front inner cover. Otherwise, very good condition with text clean and binding tight. Pontifica Universitas Gregoriana. This is a presentation copy from the author; he was later named a Cardinal and was the Archbishop of New York.

Hardcover. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. Large post8vo, 126 p. Original brown boards. As New copy in a fine d/j. Signed by the author on the dedication page. Light book, postage will be reduced to cost on processing. Signed by Author(s).

Condition: BUONO USATO. INTERLINGUE Brossura vintage ben conservata, copertina segnata da lieve compressione al piatto anteriore, leggere pieghe permanenti alle punte, colore alonato da minima ossidazione e polvere, presunta dedica e firma dell'Autore alla risguardia anteriore, testo interlingue Italiano - Latino, carte ben salde in buonissimo stato, minimo pulviscolo ai tagli. N. pag. 189.

Pers. Briefkarte mit gedrucktem Namen als Kopf, mit E.Segensgrüßen, Initial-U. signiert (auch vorhanden : Orig.-Farbfoto mit J.P. II. in St. Peter, rs. eigenhändig bezeichnet u. voll signiert für Euro 65,- ; Gebetskarte mit Bild zum 50. Jahrestag seiner Priesterweihe mit Unterschrift für Euro 60,-).

Erste Ausgabe. (Von Bode hs. signiert, dat. 27.2.2001). - Gut bis sehr gut erhaltenes Exemplar. - 4°. (72) S. Farb. illustr. Orig.-Karton.

Condition: BUONO USATO. Francese Copertina flessibile con normali segni da uso, piccole macchioline da contatto e umido, velature di polvere, residuo di etichetta in quarta, piegoline da scaffale agli angoli, dedica autografa dell'autore ai preliminari, lievemente ombrati i tagli, interno dalle pagine immacolate come nuove. N. pag. 313.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dust Jacket. Signed copy of the eminent Jesuit theologician's works, volume one. Handsome full-leather binding with gilt spine. Exterior shows minor wear, particularly at edges; lightly soiled, but still very good condition for age. Rear boards detached. Attractive marbled endpapers, front hinge a little cracked. Ink stamp on first page. Twenty Eighth Edition. Signed by Author. Used.

Softcover. Condition: Good condition; faded. Sacrosanctum Oecumenicum Concilium Vaticanum Secundum. 102 pp. Softcover. N.B. Paginae substituendae in locum paginarum 81, 82, 83 in fasciculo schematis Textus Emendatus et Relationes (Sub secreto).

Couverture souple. Condition: bon. R150049512: 1957. In-12. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. légèrement passée, Dos frotté, Intérieur acceptable. 218 pages. 1ère de couverture illustrée en noir et blanc. Etiquette sur le dos. Envoi au stylo sur la page de faux titre. Ecriture au stylo sur la page de garde. Tampon sur la page de titre. Dos détaché. Traces de scotch sur la page de garde. . . . Classification Dewey : 97.2-Dédicace, envoi.

Couverture souple. Condition: bon. R150049486: 1955. In-12. Broché. Bon état, Couv. légèrement passée, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur acceptable. 190 pages. 1ère de couverture illustrée en noir et blanc. Envoi de l'auteur au stylo sur la page de garde. . . . Classification Dewey : 97.2-Dédicace, envoi.

Couverture rigide. Condition: bon. R300288827: 1927. In-12. Relié. Etat d'usage, Coins frottés, Dos abîmé, Papier jauni. VII + 1110 pages - quelques cartes en noir et blanc dans et hors texte. Texte sur deux colonnes. Dernière page des matières froissée, légèrement déchirée. Mors fendus, dos décollé des cahiers. . . . Classification Dewey : 97.2-Dédicace, envoi.

Condition: Bueno. 1ª Edición. 22x14. 272. Rústica con sobrecubierta de papel. Buen estado de conservación. Castellano. Interior del libro en buen estado. Dedicado por el autor. Rústica con sobrecubierta de papel. Buen estado de conservación.

8° (20 x 15 x 2.2 cm). 8 Bll., 249+1 SS., 9 Bll. Gest. allegor. Front. von Philipp Kilian fehlt. Einfacher Kart.-Handeinband d.Zt. (etwas angestaubt u. gebräunt) mit hs. Rückenschild. Erste (einzige) Ausgabe. Fl.Bll. fehlen, Seiten etwas beschnitten, unterschiedlich etwas gebräunt u. stockfleckig (erste Lage marginal mehr). Alters- u. Lagerungs-, weniger eigentliche Gebrauchsspuren, Vortitel im Fuss mit zeitgenöss. (eh.?) Widmung (diese etwas angeschnitten). Gesamthaft sehr ordentliches Exemplar / (ev. Widmungsexemplar) - - VD17 23:723984Y - Letzter Titel der 8-teiligen Decuria-Reihe apart - Teile 6-8 digitalis. in EROMM Classic u. DDB; die 8 sinnverwandten Titel erschienen meist in 2 Bänden zu 5 u. 3 Teilen, 1666 (Einsiedeln, Stiftsdruckerei) u. 1667/1668 (Konstanz, Hautt); ZB Zürich mit einem Exemplar ex Klosterbibliothek Rheinau, enthaltend alle 8 Teile (so digitalis. in e-rara) - Ausführliche und huldigende Dedikation für Fridericus, Hassiae Landgravius, Cardinal: i.e. Friedrich, Landgraf von Hessen-Darmstadt (Darmstadt 1616-1682 Breslau), Konvertit 1637, Kardinal 1652, Bischof von Breslau 1671-1682. "1666 wurde er durch Kaiser Leopold I. Cardinal-Procurator der deutschen Nation" (Wetzer/Welte 4, 2. A. 1886, sp. 2037; vgl. NDB: Kardinalprotektor von Aragonien, Deutschland und Savoyen). Seit 1647 auch Grossprior des Malteserordens in Deutschland, und als solcher um 1650 Inhaber u.a. der (Johanniter-) Ordenskommende Hohenrain, Kt. Luzern (W. Eichelmann, Hessische Münzen und Medaillen, 2017, Kap. Friedr. v. HeD; vgl. F. J. Schnyder, Heraldische Denkmäler des Seetals und Umgebung, in: Arch. hérald. suisses, Bd. 75, 1961, p. 34 u. 38/Pos. 25: Wappen). - Aszetische Schrift zur Verehrung der schmerzensreichen Gottesmutter : "In hac Decuria illam sub Cruce JESU stantem & amarissimis Doloribus immersam, cumque Crucifixo Filio sane, spiritali ratione concrucifixam offero. Lege, relege, non poenitebit te laboris ac temporis impensi. Perspicies, enim, quantum pro me, ac pro te, proque singulis hominibus redimendis JESUS & MARIA passi fuerint. Addisces, opinor, etiam compati tam afflictae Matri, & tam crudeliter enecto Filio, ponderabis item Coeli pretium, longissimeque fugies damnationis periculum." (Praefatio ad lectorem) - Nicht mehr realisiert wurde die Ankündigung in der Praefatio "allaborabo, ut proxime IX. Decuriam, Mariam morientem & in Coelos festivissime abeuntem accipias", jedoch 1673 gegen Johann Heinrich Heidegger eine 'Catholische Schriffmässige [sic] Bekantnus von der übergebenedeyten und allerglorw. Mutter Gottes und unbefleckten Jungfrawen Maria' (Zug, Jacob Ammon, 12°, 346 SS.; digit. in e-rara) -- Johann Jacob Schmid (1634-1696), von Baar, Kt. Zug. 1648 Jesuitenkollegium Luzern, 1655 Student in Freiburg i.Br., 1660 Publikation seiner Doktordisputation 'De Summo Pontifice'. Im selben Jahr Pfarrer in Kirchhofen i.Br. 1664 Pfarrer und Dekan in Zurzach, 1678 Wahl zum Stadtpfarrer von Zug, später Dekan des Kapitels Bremgarten-Zug. 1676 erstmals als Kommissar des Bistums Konstanz in Zug erwähnt (etc.; HLS); vgl. HBLS: apostolischer Protonotar, Chorherr in Zurzach, stiftete daselbst die Schmid'sche Pfrund, [.] Verfasser theologischer Schriften. - Ausführlicher s. A. Iten, Tugium sacrum, 1952, bes. p. 358 mit Hinweis auf Schmids 'Verehrung der schmerzhaften Mutter' und sein Engagement 1669 für eine "Bruderschaft 'unter Anrufung der seligsten schmerzhaften Jungfrau die unter dem Kreuze mit ihrem Sohne gelitten hat' [.], die der Erzbruderschaft in Florenz angegliedert war und 1798 erloschen ist." -- Widmung wohl für P. Pius Kreuel ['Kreüll'] OSB, 1633-1696, von Baar. "Er war sonderlich zu der Orgelmacherei geneigt, hatt deren ettliche Werklin gemacht, massen eines zu St. Gerold, eines zu Freyenbach auf der Bohrkillen, unser Chor Positivum, auch noch ein grosses Werk auf dem Lettner versus Conventum, desgleichen auch anderswo in underschidlichen Orten ein und ander seine Werklein stet. Er fabrizirte auch Clavichordia, deren ettliche noch vorhanden. Daneben ward er gebraucht im Ampt eines Underpfarrers, eines Underkustos, eines Küchimeisters, ward hernach Statthalter zu Pfeffikon, Pfefers, darüber Statthalter zu Gachnang, Sonnenberg und endtlich zu Freudenfels nach Abziehung Junker Hectors von Berlingen, in welcher allen Orthen er sehr wohl gehauset und dem Gottshaus nit wenig Nutzen gemacht. Endlich aber nach deme er von Freudenfels, wo er übel erkranket, wider nach Haus gebracht worden (ist geschehen Ao 1688) hier aber sich wider gantz erholet, darüber er unaufhörlich in Orgelen machen sich verweilet, bis sein Zeitlin ausgelofen. Er war gar kurtzweilig von allerhand Discursen und machte darmit vill Ergetzlichkeit, so dass man Ihne sehr geliebt und auch in der letzten Krankheit gern besucht." (Professbuch Einsiedeln Nr. 160). - Sprache: la.

Manuscript on paper, folio (330 x 225 mm), pp.[2], 12, [2], 1318, [2], 1920, with blanks; neatly written in Latin in brown and red ink in one principal hand and two later hands, two columns per page; title within elaborate architectural frame in green, pink, blue, and gold with Barnabite device, decorative initials and tailpieces in gold, red and green, headings in green heightened with gold; old repair at foot of p.12, textblock split between pp.16 and 17, some foxing and marginal damp-staining and soiling, a few small wax drops; otherwise good in contemporary brown morocco, covers richly gilt with Barnabite device to centre and corners, gilt edges, marbled pastedowns; some wear to spine, corners, and edges, a little rubbing to covers.A finely executed manuscript comprising texts to be sung at Vespers by the Clerics Regular of Saint Paul better known as the Barnabites in the church of Santi Biagio e Carlo ai Catinari in Rome, bearing signs of adapted use over time. The Barnabites were founded at Milan in 1530 by Antonio Maria Zaccaria (15021539), an early leader of the Counter-Reformation, taking their name from their church of StBarnabas. Their rule provided for the study of StPaul's Epistles and for educational and missionary work. A church dedicated to StBlasius (Armenian bishop and physician martyred in the early fourth century) and to StCharles Borromeo (Archbishop of Milan, canonised in 1610) was commissioned by the Barnabites and funded by the Milanese community in Rome, with construction beginning in 1611. It is one of a number of great seventeenth-century preaching churches built by Counter-Reformation orders in Rome. The services found in our manuscript are, in order of appearance: Christmas Day (25December); the Circumcision of Christ (1January); Epiphany (6January); Easter Sunday; the feast of the Ascension; Pentecost; Corpus Christi; the feast of the Conversion of StPaul (25January); the feast of Saints Peter and Paul (29June); the Commemoration of StPaul (30June); the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary (15August); All Saints (1November); the feast of StCharles Borromeo (4November); StCecilia's day (22November); the beatification of Alexander Sauli (23April); the feast of StFidelis of Sigmaringen (24April); the feast of StAnne (26July); and the feast of StBlasius (3February). Most notable here is the insertion of a leaf for StAlexander Sauli (15341592), known as the 'Apostle of Corsica', who was beatified in 1742 (and later canonised in 1904). Sauli joined the Barnabites at an early age, becoming the order's provost-general, and taught at the university of Pavia. He served with distinction as Bishop of Aleria in Corsica. A later hand has added a prayer on the same page to the German Capuchin friar StFidelis of Sigmaringen (15771622), canonised in 1746. Other indications of our manuscript being updated over time include a slip pasted at the foot of p.19, over a tailpiece, carrying a prayer to the fourteenth-century Carmelite Andrea Corsini. The title-page features a remarkable architectural border incorporating caryatids and cherubs. It is dated 1693 and signed by one 'Augustinus Lagettus', who was clearly responsible for the decoration of the manuscript, and probably also for the calligraphy. Language: Latin.

8 Bl., 96 (statt 122 ) S. Hln. .d 19, Jhdts. Unvollständiges Exemplar mit eigenhändiger Widmung des bekannten Theologen und bedeutenden Rektors der Freiburger Universität an Jakob Sturm am unteren Titelrand. Ganz sauber und frisch. Vorgebunden unvollständiger Druck des 16. Jhdts. von Caspar Ulenberg (Erhebliche vnd wichtige Vrsachen.Köln, Quentel 1589, (28. Bl., 732 S.) ohne Titelblatt, sonst komplett, ebenfalls sauber und frisch).

Gr.-8°. XIII, 633 S., 2 Bl. Einzige Ausgabe. - Mit eigenhändiger Widmung des Verfassers. - Gutes, sauberes Exemplar aus der Bibliothek Prof. Dr. Uwe Israel, mit deren Stempel. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 1500 OLwd. mit OU. - (Spätmittelalter, Humanismus, Reformation / Studies in the Late Middle Ages, Humanism and the Reformation 75).

1. Original-Kupferstich von Heckenauer (in der Platte signiert) auf rückseitig unbedrucktem Japan, alt auf Büttenblatt der Zeit aufgewalzt, mit dekorativ abgesetztem Plattenrand, Plattenrand ca. 19,5 x 13,5 cm, Blattgröße ca. 30 x 21 cm, sauber und sehr gut erhalten, selten 2100 gr.

in-4, [4] ff. n. ch. (titre, dédicace, corrigenda, approbations), 386 pp., [3] ff. n. ch. de table, vélin rigide, dos lisse (reliure de l'époque). Nombreuses rousseurs. Ce manuel destiné à la formation des Frères mineurs est formé d'une compilation des oeuvres dogmatiques et spirituelles des deux religieux franciscains Diego de Estella (1524-1578), parent de François Xavier, et Francesco Panigarola ou Panicarola (1548-1594).Seulement trois exemplaires au CCF (BNU de Strasbourg, Lyon, Bibliothèque diocésaine de Nice). - - VENTE PAR CORRESPONDANCE UNIQUEMENT - LIEN DE PAIEMENT, NOUS CONSULTER.

8vo, pp.[24], viii, 259, [1 (blank)]; woodcut of the University arms to title; small chip to upper corner of first few leaves; a very good copy in contemporary sheep; upper joint split but holding firm, small split to spine, head- and tailcaps chipped; folded part-printed oath dated 21April 1784 for Charles Davie of Trinity College and signed by Samuel Dennis, Vice-Chancellor, tipped onto front pastedown.Later edition of this essential student guide to the University of Oxford's statutes, this copy with the signed matriculation oath of Charles Davie, 1784, by which he agreed to the Thirty-nineArticles, the Oath of Supremacy, and the statutes and privileges of the University.First published in 1670, and regularly reissued thereafter, the Parecbolae covers, inter alia, matriculation, scholarships, lecturers, examinations for BA, MA, and in music, civil law, medicine, and theology, as well as graduation, university governance, office holders (including the University's printers), and the rules of the Bodleian library. It details numerous prohibitions to keep students on the straight and narrow: against leggings and long hair; against visiting the city's brothels, pubs, and tobacco shops; and against gambling, hunting, playing football, breaking windows, getting into fights, and keeping weapons. Provenance: Charles Davie (17651836), son of John Davie of Orleigh Court, Devon, who matriculated at Trinity College, Oxford, in 1784, and proceeded BA in 1788, and MA in 1790. He became vicar of Buckland Brewer in 1790, rector of Heanton Punchardon in 1791, and prebendary of Exeter Cathedral from 1803 until his death. ESTC T58698. Language: Latin.

In-4 de (40)-328-(10) pp., index, portrait hors texte, armoiries au titre de départ, veau brun, dos orné à nerfs (reliure de l'époque). Édition originale. « L'un des plus zélés défenseurs de la cour de Rome dont le but dans cet ouvrage est de prouver que l'Église d'Afrique reconnaissait la souveraineté du pape » (Michaud). Théologien savant, le chanoine de la cathédrale d'Anvers Emmanuel Schelstrate (1645-1692) fut nommé par le pape Innocent XI préfet de la Bibliothèque vaticane (1683-1692). Portrait gravé en regard de la dédicace du cardinal Girolamo Casanate (1620-1700) successeur en 1693 de Schelstrate à la bibliothèque du Vatican, préfet de la Congrégation de l'Index, et fondateur de la Biblioteca Casanetense.Notice biographique manuscrite ancienne en regard du titre, cachet ancien de la bibliothèque du grand séminaire de Toulouse (titre). Discrètes restaurations. Très bon exemplaire. Gay, 473.

IGNATIUS AND CHARLES. Engraved broadside, 49 x 28 cm to platemarks, on sheet 53.3 x 31 cm. An excellent, crisp copy; very minor toning and reinforcements to a few blank areas of margin, otherwise very good. Commemorative broadside dedicated by the celebrated publisher-engraver Giovanni Giacomo de Rossi (1627-1691) to Cardinal Leandro Colloredo (1639-1709), as a "skillfully engraved perpetual monument" to the clergyman. As the dedication is signed by Rossi as well as bearing his imprint, the print can be dated to between 1686 (when Colloredo became a Cardinal) and 1691 (Rossi's death). The scene shows the Virgin Mary with the Infant Christ, surrounded by angels as well as two full-length saints: Charles Borromeo (canonized 1610) and Ignatius of Loyola (canonized 1622). Ignatius, wearing a chasuble, points to the pages of his own Rules of the Society of Jesus, while Borromeo, the great advocate of the poor, supplicates the Virgin with open palms alongside a tablet engraved with his personal motto, 'humilitas'. The scene is a somewhat free interpretation of a painting in the Church of Santa Maria in Vallicella (Rome) by Carlo Maratta, the leading painter of late Baroque Rome as explained in the caption below, which praises the talented paintbrush of Maratta. In particular, the engraver Nicolas Dorigny (1658-1746) certainly took liberties with the head and face of Loyola, which is here somewhat more interesting than in Maratta's original. OCLC shows 2 copies worldwide: at the Newberry ("trimmed within the platemark") and at the Biblioteca Casanatense (digitized, in very poor condition, lacking the entire lower panel).