‎Excommunication‎

‎CIOLLI Alexandre abbé‎

‎Commentaire pratique des censures Latae Sententiae actuellement en vigueur dans l'église‎

‎Belmont, chez le traducteur 1886 xxiii + 214pp., 1e édition française (traduit sur la quatrième édition italienne par l'abbé Séaume curé du diocèse de Belley), brochure originale (plat supérieur restauré, bien protégé parune couv. supplémentaire en papier cristal), partiellement non coupé, qqs. rousseurs, 19cm., peu de rousseurs, R45680‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : R45680

‎CIOLLI Alexandre abbé‎

‎Commentaire pratique des censures Latae Sententiae actuellement en vigueur dans l'église‎

‎xxiii + 214pp., 1e édition française (traduit sur la quatrième édition italienne par l'abbé Séaume curé du diocèse de Belley), reliure cart.avec dos en toile, qqs. cachets, 19cm., bon état, R46615‎

‎CIOLLI Alexandre abbé‎

‎Commentaire pratique des censures Latae Sententiae actuellement en vigueur dans l'église‎

‎xxv + 214pp., traduit sur la quatrième édition italienne par l'abbé Séaume, 2e éd., br.orig., non coupé‎

‎GROTZ Joseph‎

‎Die Entwicklung des Bussstufenwesens in der vornicänischen Kirche‎

‎Freiburg, Herder 1955 xxi + 490pp., 23cm., few stamps, Good copy‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : R63425

‎GROTZ Joseph‎

‎Die Entwicklung des Bussstufenwesens in der vornicänischen Kirche‎

‎xxi + 490pp., 23cm., few stamps, Good copy‎

‎Henri Queffélec‎

‎Un homme d'ouessant‎

‎Pocket 1998 1998. Broché. Roman achevé en 1952 et publié en 1953 'Un Homme d'Ouessant' est le second des neuf romans que Henri Queffélec consacre aux îles bretonnes. Il raconte l'histoire de Miserere un ancien matelot de guerre qui retourne sur l'île d'Ouessant à la fin du XVIIIe siècle pour y vivre dans la quiétude et le célibat mais doit faire face à l'acharnement des veuves ouessantines et du recteur de l'île‎

‎Bon état‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 500326856

‎Napoleon I , Excommunication‎

‎Napoleon Bonaparte's Excommunication Order Issued by Pope Pius VII‎

‎Pope Pius VII. Writ of Excommunication of the Authors Executors and Instigators of the Usurpation of Rome and of the States belonging to the Holy See. London: Vogel & Schulze1809. Size 9" x 6". 13 pages. Pamphlet written in French. Very scarce; in only 3 libraries Yale Cornell Bibliotheque National de France as per OCLC Worldcat at the time of this writing. After several years of escalating hostilities between the First French Empire and the Italian Papal States Napoleon Bonaparte occupied Rome on 2 February1808. Just two months later the Emperor decreed that the papal territories of Urbino Ancona Macerata and Camerino were ‘irrevocably’ part of ‘my kingdom in Italy’. And finally in the following year May 1809 Napoleon published the decree annexing Rome to the Grand Empire. With the Pontiff’s lands now seized all that was left for the Pope was his spiritual domain and his palaces. In protest the Pope issued this excommunication a harsh condemnation that nevertheless somewhat toothless. While the writ excommunicated all those who “usurp encourage advise or perform†violation of the temporal sovereignty of the Holy See Napoleon the usurper encourager and advisor is not explicitly named. This chain of events led an enraged Napoleon to suggest that "If the Pope preaches revolt then you must arrest him" in a letter to his opportunistic General Radet who stormed the Vatican on the night of July 5-6 1809 for a surreptitious extraction of the Pontiff. Although Napoleon had moved aggressively against the Pope he was appalled by this action yet did not let the opportunity go to waste and kept the Pope as his prisoner for six years attempting to gain whatever leverage he could until his eventual defeat and exile in 1814-15. Bonaparte would reconcile with the Church shortly before his death in exile at Saint Helena and received his last rites and Eucharist in his final days. Some wear and chipping to edges of paper. Clean and legible interiors overall very good condition. unknown‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 18926

‎Rousseau, Jean-Jacques, Jacob Vernes, et al.‎

‎Recueil d'opuscules concernant les ouvrages et les sentimens de nos Philosophes Modernes sur la Religion, l'Education et les Moeurs (Lettres sur le Christianisme de Mr J.J. Rousseau, Lettre de l'homme civil a l'homme sauvage, etc.)‎

‎FIRST AND ONLY EDITION of this very rare collection of letters to and from Rousseau, and of works by and about Rousseau, many of which were considered scandalous (which explains why this collection was published in the Hague). 8, 200, 12, 24, 48, 11 pp. Staatman, the publisher, thought up the idea of selling this book under two different titles. He printed two title-pages and two prefaces. One title-page reads: "Recueil d'opuscules concernant les ouvrages et les sentiments de nos philosophes modernes sur la religion, l'education et les moeurs." The preface that follows that title-page begins: "Les Ouvrages & les Sentimens de nos Philosophes modernes, sur la Religion, l'Education & les Moeurs, ont fait tant de bruit, qu'il seroit superflu de vouloir y attirer l'attention du Public. D'habiles gens, en divers pais, ont pris la plume pour les refuter, & leurs Livres, plus ou moins repandus, se trouvent par-tout." The other title-page reads: "Recueil d'opuscules concernant les ouvrages et les sentiments de monsieur J.-J. Rousseau sur la religion et l'education." And the preface that follows that title-page begins: "Les Ouvrages & les Sentimens de Mr. Rousseau, sur la Religion & sur l'Education ont fait tant de bruit, qu'il seroit superflu de vouloir y attirer l'attention du Public. D'habiles gens, en divers pais, ont pris la plume pour les refuter, & leurs Livres, plus ou moins repandus, se trouvent par-tout." There is also an "Avis aux libraires", advising booksellers that, if someone asks for the "Recueil contre M. Rousseau", he (the bookseller) should excise the first title-page and preface. Otherwise, he should excise the second title-page and preface. The original customer for the copy at hand apparently fell into the second category. 8vo. A PRISTINE COPY, ENTIRELY UNCUT, IN THE ORIGINAL stiff drab WRAPS. Light wear to wraps, with a piece missing from the spine, else FINE AND BRIGHT. A rare and fascinating book.‎