38 books for « ignatius de loyola »Edit

‎Corpus Institutorum Societatis Iesu. Complete series of 16 separate publications bound in 4 volumes. (First complete edition of the constitution and rules of the Jesuit Order).‎

‎0. Antverpîae (Antwerpen), Apud Joannem Meursium, 1635, format in-8°, 16 parts, each with separate title, bound in 4 volumes. Contemporary supple vellum, manuscript titles on smooth spine. Ex-library, with only some stamps on the first fly leaves (not on titles). Volume 1 and 3 are in fine condition. Vol. 2 has a fine interior but the top of the spine is damaged with loss of vellum. Vol. 4 has also a damaged spine and some stains on the first leaves. We list the works as described by De Backer-Sommervogel vol. 5 col. 81. [1] Litterae Apostolicae quibus institutio... 384 pp + index. (in volume I - 1st pos.). [2] Compendium Privelegiorum et Gratiarum... 164 pp + index. ( in volume III - 2nd position). [3] Constitutiones Societatis Iesu et Examen...368 pp + index. ( in volume I - 2nd position) [4] Ordinationes Praepositorum Generalium...146 pp + index. ( in volume III - 1st position) [5] Decreta Congragationum Generalium.... 474 pp + index. (in volume II - 1st position). [6] Canones Congregationum...80 pp + index (in volume II - 2nd position). [7] Formulae Congragationum in quarta generali Congre.....136 pp + index. (in volume II - 3rd pos). [8] Instructiones ad Provinciales... 112 pp + index (in volume III - 3rd position). [9] R.P. Claudii Acquavivae S.J. Praepositi generalis industriae... 117 pp + index ( in vol. 3 - 4th pos.). [10] R.P. Claudii Acquavivae S.J. Instructio pro superioribus ... 48 pp + index ( in vol 3 - 5th pos.). [11] Exercitia Spiritualia S.P. Ignatii Loyolae. 153 pp + (brevis) index. ( in vol. 3 - 6th pos.) [12] Directorium in Exercitia Spritualia... 128 pp + index. ( in vol. 4 - 1th position). [13] Ratio atqua institutio studiorum S.J. ... 173 pp + index ( in vol. 2 - 4th position). [14] Epistolae Praepositorum Generalium....448 pp + index ( in vol. 4 - 2nd position). [15] Regulae S.I. auctoritate septimae Congragationis..276 pp + index (in vol. 1 - 3rd position). [16] Index generalis in omnes libros... 288 pp. ( in vol. 4 - 3rd position). Complete setr, in first edition, of the first edition of the rules, the constitutions, etc. of the Jesuit Order. ( rare complete !).‎

‎Ignatius von Loyola. Briefwechsel mit Frauen‎

‎Freiburg, Herder 1956 xxiv + 648pp. + plates out-of-text, 23cm., cloth, few stamps, G, R74211‎

‎Sancti Ignatii de Loyola Constitutiones Societatis Jesu. Tomus tertius: textus Latinus‎

‎Romae [Rome], 1938 clii + 368pp. + 1 plate, 24cm., in the series "Monumenta Historica Societatis Jesu" vol.65 & "Monumenta Ignatiana ex autographis vel ex antiquioribus exemplis collecta. Series tertia", original softcover, library stamp on cover, pages uncut, good condition, [introduction and text in Latin], R74470‎

‎Neun-tägige Andachts-Ubung zur Verehrung des grossen Patriarchen, und Heiligen Ordens-Vatter der Gesellschafft Jesu, durch dessen vielmögende Fürbitt, und grosse Verdiensten allerhand Gnaden von Gott zu erlangen (...)‎

‎Brünn, Maria Barbara Swobodin, 1740. 12°. (32) S. Mit 1 Holzschnitt-Portrait nach Konopicki. Lederbd. d. Zt. (berieben u. bestossen).‎

‎Das durch uns bibliographisch nicht nachweisbare Andachts-Büchlein enthält Gebete u. Belege von Heilungen durch Fürbitten. Der schöne Holzschnitt zeigt Ignatius von Loyola. - Mit 2 Bibliotheksstempeln u. handschriftl. Nummer verso fl. Vorsatz u. verso Portrait. Vorsätze leimschattig. Durchgehend gebräunt. - Hint. Gelenk des Einbandrückens am Fuss über 5 cm geplatzt. Vord. Deckel mit kl. Fehlstelle. - Selten.‎

‎Constitutiones Societatis Jesu Latinae et Hispanicae cum earum declarationibus‎

‎Matriti [Madrid], Typis Aloysii Aguado 1892 xix + 420 + xxix pp., with index & containing some extracts from Ignatius' diary (for the first time published in this work), In folio (39cm.), bilingual (latin-spanish, on opposite pages), full-leather binding (corners bit bumped), few stamps, G, [cfr. De Backer-Sommervogel V col.78-79]‎

‎Constitutiones societatis Iesu cum declarationibus‎

‎Roma, Typi Vaticani 1908 xxxiii + 362pp., 22cm., cart.cover, leather spine (text in Latin)‎

‎Manresa oder die geistlichen Uebungen des hl. Ignatius in neuer, leichtfasslicher darstellung zum gebrauche allaer Gläubigen. Aus dem Französischen. Zum Besten des Ludwig=Müller= Vereins. Zweite vermehrte Auflage.‎

‎Regensburg, Friedrich Pustet, 1853. Contemp. hcalf. Spine gilt and rubbed. Light wear to spine ends. VIII,566,(2) pp.‎

‎Exercitia spiritualia S.P. Ignatii de Loyola, com versione litterali, ex autographo hispanico, notis illustrata‎

‎Namurci Namur], Typ. F. Douxfils 1841 xiv + xiii + 248 + [i] pp., 24cm., text in Latin, contemporary hardcover (marbled boards, spin in leather), marbled edges, few occasional foxing, good condition, R96526‎

‎Regole della Compagnia di Gesù [with appendix:] Addizioni e regole del N.S.P. Ignazio estratte dal libro degli Esercizii spirituali‎

‎Roma, dalla tipografia Salviucci 1834 186pp. + 112pp. (appendix), vellum (spine bit damaged), 15cm., few foxing, text in italian, G‎

‎Institutum Societatis Jesu, auctoritate Congregationis Generalis XVIII, meliorem in ordinem digestum, auctum, et recusum. Volumen primum & secundum [2 volumes]‎

‎Pragae [Prague], Typis Universitatis Carolo-Ferdinandeae in Collegio Societatis Jesu ad S.Clementem 1757 2 volumes: [4],790 + [4],472 pp. + [87] pp. (index), illustrated with some engraved vignets & engraved Jesuite emblem on titlepage, titlepages in red & black, 30cm., 19th cy. cloth with leather spines, some usual foxing in text, VG, [cfr. De Backer-Sommervogel, V-83], This copy originates from the Jesuite house (1837-) of Truncin (= Drongen, near Gent, Belgium): see handwritten ex-libris, Some handwritten (31pp.) and printed (96p.) updates & additions are bound in the first volume‎

‎Constitutiones Societatis Iesu cum declarationibus (ad usum nostrum tantum)‎

‎Romae, Apud curiam praepositi generalis 1937 xxxix + 394pp., 22cm., pages uncut, text in latin‎

‎Constitutiones Societatis Iesu latinae et hispanicae cum earum declarationibus (ad usum nostrum tantum)‎

‎Romae, Apud curiam praepositi generalis 1937 xxxix + 394pp., 22cm., texts in latin and spanish‎

‎Exercitia spiritualia cum versione litterali ex autographo hispanico notis illustrata, addita appendice "De ratione meditandi"‎

‎Lutetiae Parisiorum [Paris], Typis V. Goupy 1865 xvii, 219pp. + xl pp. ("De ratione meditandi"), cart.cover with marbled plates and spine in cloth, copy from the private library of Countess Amalia of Robiano (handwritten note), 24cm., a few stamps, some foxing, G, [text in Latin]‎

‎Exercitia Spiritualia..S.P. Ignatii Loyolae Fundatoris Ordinis Societatis Jesu...Brevi insuper Instructione meditandi quae omnia & dilucidantur et illustrantur pluribus ex aere impressis imagibus.‎

‎" #Antwerpiae (Antwerpen), apud Viduam Henrici Verdussen, 1732, in-8°, 19,5 x 12,3 cm; engr. portrait frontispice of Ignatius (by M.Knobbart), titlepage with engraved vignette, 279 pp + (8)nn pp (indices); with 54 fullpage copper engravings, bound in 19th century black half cloth, boards covered with marbled paper. Ex-library with label on paste down (Coll. S.J. Antverp.), also rubberstamp on title page. Nice stainless copy The plates of this edition were first used in the edition of 1676 (See De Backer-Sommervogel vol. V pp 61- who by error credits this edition with 85 (!) illustrations). Our copy belongs to one of the last editions.."‎

‎Exercitia Spiritualia S. Ignatiii de Loyola. Meditationibus Illustrata ad usum PP. Ac FF. Societatis Jesu.‎

‎3. Cincinnati, Hermann Lehmann, 1849, in-8°, vii + 272 pp, contemporary green half-leather, ex-library, two small 19th century library stamps on title. (early Ohio imprint).‎

‎Relation de quelques miracles : Entre plusiers que Dieu à operé à Monebrega, ville de la communauté de Calatayud, au Royaume d'Aragon, en Espagne. Par le moyen d'une Image de S. Ignace de Loyola, Fondateur de la compagnie de Iesus, aux Mois d'Auril & de May 1623. Traduit d'Espagnol en François, iouxte la copie imprimée à Madrid, par Louys Sanchez...‎

‎" Cambray ( Cambrai ) , de l'imprimerie de Iosse Laurent, libraire & imprimeur juré, 1623. Petit in-4°, 15 x 9 cm, (16) nn pp ; (A4B4). Reliure postérieure (19e s. ?) en demi-basane brun (qq. traces d'usage). Intérieur bon. Très rare impression de Cambrai, jadis dans les Pays-Bas francophones et siège de la troisième archevéché des Pays Bas ( avec Malines et Utrecht). Cambrai était aussi une de premières villes pour recevoir les Jésuites; déjà en 1542; avec fondation d'une collège en 1562. Plaquette rarissime !. L'édition originale en espagnol était publié à Madrid par Luis Sanchez dans le même année. (Voyez USTC 5009121)."‎

‎La Vie de Saint Ignace, Fondateur de la Compagnie de Jésus.‎

‎4. Liège, Duvivier & Duvivier, 1828, in-8°, 16 x 9.5 cm, xxi + 644 pp, reliure demi-cuir, dos doré , exemplaire ex-bibliothèque, petit cachet au verso titre..‎

‎Institutum Societatis Jesu, Auctoritate Congregationis Generalis XVIII. meliorem in ordinem digestum, auctum, et recusum. Volumen Primen (et Secundum).‎

‎"12. Pragae ( Praha ) , Typis Universitatis Carolo-Ferdinandae in Collegio Societatis Jesu ad S.Clementem, 1757, 2 vols in-folio, 29 x 20 cm, (4) +790pp ; (4) + 472 pp + (87)(index) with woodcut & copper engraved vignets (Klauber), uniform old vellum with gilt title on back, marbled edges. With the blind-stamped ex-library mark on the title. Volume one has had waterdamage at the binding resulting in a stained and discoloured binding and a watermarked pastedown and first fly-leaf, interior has no waterstains. Still acceptable set of the internal rules of the Jesuit-Order. These guidelines, for internal use only, are rare and printed in small editions only. This Prague edition divised a classification of rules which subsequently became the generally accepted structure. (De Backer-Sommervogel Tome V col. 82-83)."‎

‎"Constitutions des Jésuites avec les déclarations , traduites sur l'édition de Prague . Premier volume ( & second ; troisième ) ( complete in 3 vols.)"‎

‎"13. En France, no printer, 1762, 3 vols in-8°, 163 x 98 mm, [I] (4) nn pp + xi pp + 377 pp . [II] (4)nn pp + 365 pp. [III] (4)nn pp + 343 pp. (complete). Bound in three uniform contemporary full leather bindings; mottled calf, raised gilt spine with title label, edges painted red, marbled endpapers. Very fine set with minimal wear at bindings. With in all volumes the engraved armorial ex-libris pasted on the inside of the front cover '' Alexandre Jean Mignot, abbé de Scelleries....''. Translation into French of the rules of the Jesuit order as they were published in Prague e.g. in 1757 in 2 in-folio volumes. The translator declares in the introduction that is was his aim to give an impartial and literal translation. The reader can judge this because the original Latin text is each time reproduced on the opposite page. The first owner of this book Alexandre Jean Mignot (1725-1791) was the abbot of the Seillières abbey at Romilly-sur -Seine. He is famous as being the nephew of Voltaire and for arranging the burial of Voltaire (who died in Paris) on the abbey grounds."‎

‎Exercitia Spiritualia S.P. Ignatii Loyolae, Fundatoris Ordinis Societatis Jesv....& illustrantur pluribus ex aere impressis imaginibus.‎

‎ Antverpiae ( Antwerpen ), Michiel Cnobbaert, sub signo S. Petri, 1689, in-8°, 17,3 x 10,5 cm, engraved portrait frontispiece + title with engraved vignet + 279 pp + (18) nn pp (index, last pp bl.) + 54 full page copper engravings outside the text. Bound in 19th c. full black morocco, both covers with a triple gilt fillet. Gilt lace work on the inside cover margins. All edges gilt and marbled. French master binding signed by Fechoz-Letouzey. Very fine copy notwithstanding a very small scratch on the front cover. This is a good example of French 19th c. bibliophile taste whereby books from the 17th c. were rebound in a refined 19th full morocco binding with tastfull gilding. In the process the book was washed. The treatment here was reserved for a fine illustrated copy of the main work of the founder of the Jesuit order. This nicely illustrated edition first appeared in Antwerp in 1676 and was reprinted in 1689. (See De Backer-Sommervogel vol. V pp 61- who by error credits this edition with 85 (!) illustrations)..‎

‎Lettres de S. Ignace de Loyola fondateur de la Compagnie de Jésus‎

‎Paris, Lecoffre 1870 xii + 644pp., belle reliure demi-toile, 23x15cm., qqs.rousseurs, 2 cachets, bel état‎

‎Lettres de S. Ignace de Loyola fondateur de la Compagnie de Jésus‎

‎Paris, Lecoffre 1870 xii + 644pp., reliure cart.avec dos en toile, 23cm., bel état‎

‎Exercices spirituels‎

‎Paris, A l'Orante 1950 xi + 205pp., 16cm.‎

‎Ordinationes Praepositorum Generalium, Communes toti Societati, Auctoritate Septimae Congregationis Generalis contractae. (5 parts in one binding).‎

‎"7. Antverpiae (Antwerpen), Apud Joannem Meursium, 1635, in-8°,15,5 x 10 cm, 146 pp + 9 nn pp (index) , contemporary leather, gilt decorated spine, back (Bullae et Decreta Societatis), worn, binding completely loose due to the removal of a 6th part at the beginning of the volume, Interior fine. Bound with; Compendium privilegiorum et gratarum Societatis Iesu, ibid., 164 + 3 nn pp (index), Bound with; Instructiones ad Provinciales et Superiores Societatis, ibid., 112 + 8 nn pp (index), Bound with; Claudius Aquaviva, Industriae Pro Superioribus ejusdem Societatis ad curandos animae morbos, 117 + 3 nn pp (index), Bound with; Claudius Aquaviva, Instructio Pro Superioribus Ad augendum conservandumque spiritum in Societate, ibid., 48 + 3 nn pp (index), Bound with; Ignatius Loyola, Exercitia spiritualia, ibid., 153 + 5 nn pp (index). The rules of the Jesuit Society. These volumes belong to the first complete edition of the ''Corpus Institutorum S. Iesu'' which was published by Meursius in 1635 in 16 parts, all with a separate title. Listed by De Backer as items 4, 2, 8, 9, 10, 11 (See De Backer-Sommervogel Vol. V col. 81). (Jesuit, Jesuits,rules,constitution)."‎

‎Constitutiones Societatis Jesu Latinae et Hispanicae cum earum declarationibus.‎

‎6. Matriti ( Madrid ) ,Typis Aloysii Aguado, 1892, in-folio, 39,5 x 27,5 cm, xix pp + 420 pp + xxix pp (index), contemporary brown half leather, raised back with gilt title, binding with minor wear, some pages uniformly slightly browned, small illegible library stamp on blank verso of title, good copy. J.J. De la Torre was the editor of this splendid publication (dixit De Backer Sommervogel vol. V col.78-79). The text is in Latin and Spanish, printed on opposite pages. This publication contains also extracts from the diary of Ignatius published here for the first time.‎