Revue catholique bimestrielle : 80 pages, format 155 x 230 mm, brochée
Au sommaire : Faut-il reconstruire l'offertoire ? ; l'idôlatrie du marché ; la crise des sciences sociales ; Allemagne, Italie : quels changements ? ; l'entreprise, nouvelle totalité
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Revue catholique trimestrielle : 128 pages, format 155 x 230 mm, brochée
Au sommaire : Maurice et Charles Maignen ; l'école des barbares ; structures ecclésiales : vers l'autoparalysie ; l'homme symbiotique ou le prestige de l'illusion ; politiquement correct et démographie
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Revue catholique trimestrielle : 128 pages, format 155 x 230 mm, brochée
Au sommaire : Les cinq jours de Palerme ; l'Algérie en France ; Auguste Cochin et la république irréelle ; tolérance et liberté : un document pour l'histoire ; Heidegger, Rahner et le parti dévot
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Revue catholique trimestrielle : 184 pages, format 155 x 230 mm, brochée
Au sommaire : Inhumaine économie ? L'herméneutique du provisoire ; Le point de vue de Créon ; La peste et le "nouveau peuple" ; La ressemblance créatrice ; Benoît XVI et la question du lien social
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The Hague, Martinus Nijhoff, 1954, 24,5 x 18,5 cm, x pp + 669 pp, publisher's cloth. Contains 18754 entries.
"EDITIONS DE L'INSTITUT SUPERIEUR DE PHILOSOPHIE. 1947. In-8. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. XL + 640 pages - Nombreuses illustrations en noir et blanc dans et hors texte - Frontispice en noir et blanc - quelques annotations à l'encre et au crayon de papier - 1 tampon ""annulé ICT"" sur la page de titre et le 1er plat - QUelques planches en couleurs - 2 PHOTOS DISPONIBLES. . . . Classification Dewey : 150-Psychologie"
TEXTE EN FRANCAIS ANGLAIS ALLEMAND Classification Dewey : 150-Psychologie
Ecclesia Catholica - MISSALE ROMANUM - Pope Pius V - Pope Pius X - Pope Benedictus XV - [ ] Binding :
Reference : 58578
Ratisbonae ( Regensburg ), Sumptibus et typis Friderici Pustet, s.d. (Approbatio 25 March 1930), in-4°, 30,2 x 21,8 cm, (54) pp (with chromolithographic frontispiece) + 816 pp + 18* pp (Missa Propria Diocesis Monasteriensis) + 219 pp (Commune Sanctorum) + 36 pp (Cantus ad libitum) + 4** pp (index ).Inserted between pp. 320/321 : Praefationes Particulares... (24) pp. All pages printed in red and black . BINDING : Full green morocco, raised spine with gilt title and ornamentation, both covers decorated with large gilt decoration and lettering, consisting of a quote from the New Testament (John 4.14 - Jesus to the Samaritan) '' SED AQUA QUAM EGO....). 8 gilt brass corners i and two large gilt brass clasps. All edges gilt. With green and red leather tabs ( all present, undamaged) and a silk 6 fold bookmark. Some light use at the canon page but a missal in fine condition with hardly any traces of use, The green colour is unusual for a missal binding. Allmost all missals are bound in black or red leather. (Binding signed Drey [?] on the back cover.).The missal was composed to be serving in the diocese of Münster (Germany). The missal, always in Latin, was the most important book in the Roman catholic liturgy and served during mass (Eucharist celebration). It was made universal for the Church at the Council of Trent (1545-1563) and virtually made redundant at the Second Vatican Council in the 1960's. Finely preserved missal in a spectacular and highly unusual binding.
" Paris, Société D'Éditions Catholiques, Ancienne Maison Sanchez, s.d. (imprimatur 1888), petit in-4°, 14,3 x 10,8 cm, 507 pp, chaque page avec une bordure figurative en gravure de bois. Reliure en plein maroquin brun foncé, tranches dorées, filets sur les coupes. Doublures en soie brun. Colophon avec les noms des collaborateurs à la production du livre: e.g. Notice: Abbé H. Rivalland ; Composition et dessin H. Allouard ; gravure sur bois F.Méaulle.... Bel exemplaire.."
" Duaci ( Douai ), Ex Typographiâ Joannis Patte' , sub Signo Missalis Aurei, 1678, in-8°, 15,5 x 9,5 cm, 274 pp + (2)nn pp (errata, approbationes). Bound in contemporary full leather. Binding with some slight damage and use, small tear in top of spine, lower turn in damaged and partly missing, Interior fine , notwithstanding a small clear waterstain at some pages. Still a good and correct copy. ( Reliure en plein cuir d'époque, petit déchirure dans le dos supérieur , qq. traces d'usage de la reliure, Tranchefile en bas endomm. ; qq. légères traces d'eau sur qq. pages. Encore un bon exemplaire en état correct). The book is divided in two parts. The first part '' Exercitatorii Vedastini'' explains and defines the liturgy and the rules of the abbey. The second part deals with the religious and spiritual concepts and ideas which can be used by the monks for their inner life. The Saint Vaast abbey in Arras was one of the main abbeys of the Southern Low Countries. Between 1556 - 1714 the region, with the city of Arras, belonged to the Southern (Spanish) Netherlands. Apparently very rare, no copy in a French library. One listing on OCLC ( U.B. Gent ) ( situation Oct. 2014)."
Ecclesia Catholica - PAROISSIEN ROMAIN - Librairie L. CURMER ( editor ) :
Reference : 32175
Paris, Librairie L. Curmer, 1877, pet. in-12°, 14 x 9 cm, (14) pp nn + 360 pp, avec qq. pages impriméés en chromolithographie, reliure janséniste en plein maroquin violet, deux initiales à froid (F.D.) sur la couverture supérieure, tranches dorées, pages de garde en soie bleu , bel exemplaire dans son emboitage originale en toile rouge (emboitage un peu fanée).
2. Loven (Leuven), J. Meyer, 1803, in-8°, 456 pp, leather, gilt tooled spine and front, gilt edges, ex-library stamp. Binding a bit worn.
Ecclesia Catholica - MISSEL - Michel RICQUET S.J. - Marc AMSENS (ills) :
Reference : 23345
"2. Turnhout (Belgique), Etablissement Henri Proost & Cie, s.d. (approbatio 1961), in-12°, 15 x 9 cm, coloured frontispiece + xlix pp + 1853 pp , contains printed music. publisher's full brown leather, embossed blindtooled and gilt decoration on front cover, all edges gilt, matching half cloth slipcase. Very fine unused copy, printed on extremely thin paper; thickness of the book is 32 mm (for nearly 2000 pp)."
2. Malines, Hanicq, 1822, 13 x 8 cm, frontispiece in houtgravure, 95 pp, bruin gemarmerde kartonnage uit de tijd. (mooi).
8. Antwerpen, ex Architypographia Plantiniana, 1781, 21 x 14 cm, title page with engraved vignette + 32 nn pp (calender) + 572 pp + ccxxxi pp + 5 nn pp + 4 + 4 + 4 + 4 + 8 + 4 + 4 pp + 4 full page copper engravings., cont. black leather binding, edges painted blue, spine leather shaved and worn and discoloured. Apart from the binding a neat example of a late religious edition of the Plantin Press entirely printed in red & black..
2. Herenthals, V.-J. Du Moulin, Editeur, 1871, in-16°, 12,5 x 9 cm, 24 pp, broché, couverture imprimée.
Antverpiae, (Antwerpen), ex typographia Plantiniana apud Viduam Balthasaris Moreti, 1707, 18 nn pp + 544 pp + 6 nn pp (index), titlepage with engraved vignette, printed in red and black throughout, cont. full calf, back gilt (binding worn). (Liturgical Plantin imprint).
3. Mechlinae ( Mechelen ), H. Dessain, 1893, in-folio, 31 x 22,5 cm, XXVIII pp + 472 pp + (143) pp + 18 pp + 13 pp + some unpaginated leaves (additions) bound in entirely printed in red and black, some full page black/white illustrations (one signed H. Bauer ), some printed music staves, bound in full red leather, with gilt decoration on front and back cover, all edges gilt. Raised gilt spine. Extremities of the binding with some wear but not resulting in loss of leather. The book has served during mass so it show on the interior some slight wear and thumbing, but it is still a fine/good copy of an impressive liturgical book of the Roman Catholic Church. (Due to larger/size weight of this book, additional shipping charges may apply depending on customer location.).
Ecclesia Catholica - OFFICIUM IN EPIPHANIA DOMINI - Plantin edition :
Reference : 44984
Antverpiae (Antwerpen), ex Architypographia Plantiniana, 1743, 15 x 9 cm, title page printed in red and black with copper engraved vignette, 264 pp, 18th-century black leather binding, all edges gilt, spine crudely repaired with a strip of black leather, some pages thumbed, ex-library with a stamp on the reverse side of the title. Notwithstanding the binding still a rather good copy. Typical specimen of a Plantin liturgical imprint, all pages printed in red and black, with wood engraved ornamental initials and tail pieces.
#Antverpiae, (Antwerpen), Ex Architypographia Plantiniana, 1782, in-8°, 16 x 10,5 cm, title with engraved vignet + (36) nn pp + ccviii pp + 640 pp + 12 pp + 4 pp + 4 pp + (18)nn pp + 31 pp ( Supplementum ad Diurnum, printed by Pustet in Regensburg, for the account of J.B. Schoepen -Antverpiae-Bibliopolae, 1875 ) + 16 pp. ( with 3 full page engravings). Entirely printed in red & black. 19th c. full black leather, all edges gilt. marbled endpapers. Nice copy. Rare 18th c. liturgical imprint from the Plantin Moretus press with some 19th c. additions. Particulary interesting is the ''Supplementum ad Diurnum''. This text was printed by Friedrich Pustet in Regensburg in 1875 for the account of the Antwerp bookdealer J.B.Schoepen. This is obviously an attempt by Pustet to acquire some business of the Plantin Press which was ending its publication business and was now in the process of being converted to the famous Museum Plantin-Moretus. (finalised in 1876)..
x. #Matriti (Madrid), Typis Regiae Societatis, Mense Martio 1831, format in-8°, 17,5 cm, lxiv pp (title with engraved vignet) + 224 pp (complete), entirely printed in red & black , in two columns, on high quality paper, Bound in dark brown full leather, gilt decoration on both covers with a small supra-libro in the centre, all edges gilt. With two working metal clasps. Binding with some wear but a fine copy with a stainless interior. Fine copy of the Roman Catholic liturgical book. The execution and typography are clearly based on the 200 year old tradition of the Plantin-Moretus press in Antwerp (Soutern Netherlands) This press held the privilege for these kind of books for the Spanish kingdom and its American colonies until the French Revolution..
Ecclesia Catholica - Joseph DOBLADO ( publisher ) - [ ] DISCALCED CARMELITE ORDER :
Reference : 56463
" Madrid, Don Joseph Doblado, 1789, format small in-4° (192 x 140 mm) (8)nn pp (blank, engraved general title, typographical title, licencia) + 654 pp. Bound in contemporary half leather, smooth spine without title, boards covered in marbled paper. The book shows signs of extensive usage; resulting in a slight bulging of the central quires, thumbing at some pages and even papeer restoration of the margins of some much used pages. In general however, still an acceptable copy with a fine stainless engraved title with no ex-library markings. Second parft of a rare Spanish edition of this liturgical book for use by the Carmelite brothers and sisters."
#Antverpiae (Antwerpen) , Ex Archietypographia Plantiniana ,1736, in-8°, (32) nn pp (includes engraved title page + title with copper engraved vignet) + 519 pp , entirely printed in red & black, contemporary full black sheepskin, all edges gilt. (some slight wear, but a fine copy).
" #Antverpiae (Antwerpen) , Ex Archietypographia Plantiniana ,1763, small in-8°, (15,7 x 8,7 cm), 122 pp (includes engraved title page + title with copper engraved vignet) ; (second part) 72 pp, with 3 full page copper-engravings included in the pagination. entirely printed in red & black, contemporary full black sheepskin, with blindtooling (tooling a bit worn at some places, but still a fine copy with a spotless interior. From the library of the Carbolineum private press publisher Boris Rousseeuw with his provenance notes in pencil. Bought in Lissabon 1984, sold via the Librije (Antwerp Antiquarian Bookdealers) Bought back from Joyce Royce (Antwerp Antiquarian Bookdealer) in 2010."
Ecclesia Catholica - OFFICIUM HEBDOMADAE SANCTAE - Plantin edition :
Reference : 57856
Antverpiae (Antwerpen), ex Architypographia Plantiniana, 1792, 15,5 x 9,5 cm, title page printed in red and black with copper engraved vignette, 524 pp + 4 full page copper engravings, 18th-century black leather binding, leather worn but technically sound. Some pages with thumbing. ex-library with a stamp on verso of title, Typical specimen of a Plantin liturgical imprint, all pages printed in red and black, with wood engraved ornamental initials and tail pieces. Rare edition published at the end of the old era. The subject is also quite unusual among the many 'officia'' published by the Plantin-Moretus press.
Antverpiae (Antwerpen), ex Architypographia Plantiniana, 1684, format in-12°, (15 x 9,5 cm), title page printed in red and black with copper engraved vignette, 655 pp + 4 full page copper engravings. Entirely printed in red & black. Bound in full contemporary calf. With two copper clasps in working order. Both outer joints split but still holding, first endpaper renewed, inside clean.,Still a nice specimen of a liturgical book published by the Antwerp Plantin Press. Printed according the highest typographical standard. For a long period in the 17th-18th c. the Plantin Press had the monopoly in the Iberian penisula and in South-America for al the liturgical publications of the Roman Catholic Church.