4�, disbound. Woodcut Portuguese royal arms on title, woodcut initials. Minor stains. Overall in good to very good condition. (4 ll.), 23, (1) pp. [final 2 pp. are licenses]. *** FIRST EDITION. Fr. Jo�o da Concep��o (d. 1643), a Franciscan born in Lisbon, taught at the Convento de San Francisco de Xabregas. His dedication and the sermon itself are a paean on the close relations between the Portuguese king and his people, and how these were demonstrated in the period when D. Jo�o was acclaimed king in early December of 1640.*** Arouca C520 (saying that the final leaf is unnumbered; in the present copy it is numbered [p.] 23 on the recto, and unnumbered on the verso). Innoc�ncio III, 352. Barbosa Machado II, 587. Trindade, Restaura��o 46. Exposi��o bibliogr�fica da Restaura��o 386. Fonseca, Elementos bibliogr�ficos para a hist�ria das guerras chamadas da Restaura��o 89. Not in Paiva, Restaura��o, Doa��o Padre Ruela Pombo. Palha 3024. Ameal 656. Not located in Jisc. NUC: MH.

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Title: Ao muito alto, e muito poderoso Rey e Senhor Nosso Dom Ioam o Quarto . Offerece este sermam, que pregou em a sua Real Capella . 18 de Dezembro do anno de 1640 .
Publisher: Por Antonio Alvarez, Impressor del Rey N.S.
Edition: 1st Edition

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