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1660ref. 990F21London: B. Mills and J. Robinson c1660 . First edition. Cloth. Very Good. 8" by 5". None. A bright example of James Bellamy's very scarce first English language translation of Origen's 'Contra Celsum' offering an impassioned defence of Christianity. The very scarce first English language translation of this work translated from the original Latin of Origen of Alexandria by James Bellamy.Written around 248 AD this is a major apologetics work by Origen of Alexandria which counters the work of pagan philosopher and controversialist Celsus who had written an attack of Christianity in 'The True Word'.Rebound in cloth with endpapers renewed. Library bookplates of the General Theological Seminary to pastedowns with stamps to title page and final leaf.ESTC R32215Retaining half title. With a divisional half title and separate pagination but with continuous register as called for.2 A-2C8 2D6. Collated complete. Undated; dated circa 1660 via the majority of institutions such as the London Library and by Wing STC.Origen wrote this work 'Contra Celsum' at the request of his patron a wealthy Christian named Ambrose who insisted that a Christian needed a response to Celsus. Rebound in cloth with endpapers renewed. Externally fine. Library bookplates to front and rear pastedown. Internally firmly bound. Library stamp to verso of final leaf and title page. Pages lightly age toned but generally clean and bright. Small loss to fore edge of half title. Very Good B. Mills and J. Robinson hardcover
1679ref. 73671Lutetiae Parisiorum: apud Andream Pralard bibliopolam via Jacobæa ad insigne occasionis 1679. First edition folio leaf 37.5 cm 2 volumes pp. 24 500; 2 430 32 144 24; Greek and Latin text in parallel columns; title page printed in red and black woodcut initials and ornaments; later full calf gilt-decorated spines in 7 compartments morocco labels in 2 sprinkled edges; joints starting the spines a little rubbed else a very good clean and sound copy. Commentaries on the Holy Scriptures by Origenes of Alexandria a Greek theologian and philosopher who lived between 185 and 254. Pierre-Daniel Huet was the first to publish the Greek texts largely derived from ancient manuscripts and collated the various existing editions; he supplemented the Greek with Latin translations prepared partly by himself and partly by others and illustrated the entire work with notes and observations. The first part prefaced by his 'Origeniana' a tripartite study recounting Origen's life examining his doctrine and reviewing his writings serves as the introduction to the whole. apud Andream Pralard bibliopolam, via Jacobæa, ad insigne occasionis unknown
1679ref. 73671Lutetiae Parisiorum: apud Andream Pralard bibliopolam via Jacobæa ad insigne occasionis 1679. First edition folio leaf 37.5 cm 2 volumes pp. 24 500; 2 430 32 144 24; Greek and Latin text in parallel columns; title page printed in red and black woodcut initials and ornaments; later full calf gilt-decorated spines in 7 compartments morocco labels in 2 sprinkled edges; joints starting the spines a little rubbed else a very good clean and sound copy. Commentaries on the Holy Scriptures by Origenes of Alexandria a Greek theologian and philosopher who lived between 185 and 254. Pierre-Daniel Huet was the first to publish the Greek texts largely derived from ancient manuscripts and collated the various existing editions; he supplemented the Greek with Latin translations prepared partly by himself and partly by others and illustrated the entire work with notes and observations. The first part prefaced by his 'Origeniana' a tripartite study recounting Origen's life examining his doctrine and reviewing his writings serves as the introduction to the whole. apud Andream Pralard bibliopolam, via Jacobæa, ad insigne occasionis unknown books
1512ref. 010559Venezia: Benali Soardo 1512-1513. Tre opere riunite in un volume 21x30 cm. Tutta pergamena forse di fine Cinquecento con nervi al dorso e titolo manoscritto "Origenis Opera". Condizioni molto buone. 1 .Origenis in Genesim Homilie. 16. Eiusdem in Exodum Homilie. 13. Eiusdem Leuticum Homilie. 16. Eiusdem in Numeros Homilie. 28. Eiusdem in Iesum Naue. Homilie. 26. Eiusdem in librum Iudicum Homilie. 8. Diuo Hieronymo interprete. 4-CLXXXII i.e. CLXXXI-1 carte. La carta CLXXXI erroneamente segnata CLXXXII. Xilografia alla carta 1. Iniziali xilografiche. L'ultima carta bianca. Antica firma di possesso al margine inferiore del titolo; qualche nota e sottolineature antiche. In fine Registrum nome dell'editore e data per Bernardinum Benalium 1512 die ultimo Madij. A cura di Aldo Manuzio il cui nome figura nella prefazione. 2 .Origenis Super Iob libri tres. Eiusdem Super canticum Annae homilia. 1. Eiusdem In Canticum canticorum. homiliae. 2. Eiusdem In Canticum cant. libri. 4. Eiusdem In Hesaiam prophetam. homiliae. 9. Eiusdem In Hieremiam prophetam. homiliae. 14. Eiusdem In Eçechielem prophetam. homiliae. 13. Eiusdem In Matthaeum. homiliae. 16. Eiusdem In Lucam. homiliae. 6. Eiusdem In Ioannem. homiliae. 2. Hieronymo & Hilario interpretibus. 2- CXLVI carte. Tracce di gora al margine inferiore delle ultime pagine. In fine Registrum stampatore data die. ix. Maii. 1513 e marca tipografica del Soardo. 3 .Diuo Hieronymo interprete. LXXXVII carte. Iniziali xilografiche. In fine Registrum nome dell'editore e data per Bernardinum Benalium 1512 die 16 Septemb. A cura di Theophilus Salodianus il cui nome figura nella prefazione. Una gora al margine inferiore delle pagine; qualche brunitura. Peso: 2500 gr. Benali, Soardo
1733ref. 73676Parisiis: typis Jacobi Vincent via Sancti Severini ad insigne Angeli 1733. Folio leaf 39.5 cm 4 volumes; pp. 8 xvii 1 979 1; 4 xxviii 934 2; 2 viii 1039 1; 4 x 766 402; Bb3 in volume II with large temoine;Greek and Latin in parallel columns; title pages printed in red and black with woodcut devices engraved head-pieces and initials woodcut ornaments contemporary full calf gilt-decorated spines in 7 compartments morocco labels in 2 sprinkled edges; joints starting all volumes lightly rubbed otherwise a very good sound and clean set. Complete works of Origenes of Alexandria a Greek theologian and philosopher who lived between 185 and 254 prepared by the French Benedictine scholars Charles de La Rue and his nephew Vincent de La Rue. Origenes "produced a massive quantity of writings because of the patronage of his close friend Ambrose of Alexandria who provided him with a team of secretaries to copy his works making him one of the most prolific writers in late antiquity. His treatise On the First Principles systematically laid out the principles of Christian theology and became the foundation for later theological writings" Wikipedia. Dibdib Greek & Latin Classics 4th ed. I p. 189: "In all respects the very best edition of the collected works of this most important early father of the church. typis Jacobi Vincent, via Sancti Severini, ad insigne Angeli unknown
1733ref. 73676Parisiis: typis Jacobi Vincent via Sancti Severini ad insigne Angeli 1733. Folio leaf 39.5 cm 4 volumes; pp. 8 xvii 1 979 1; 4 xxviii 934 2; 2 viii 1039 1; 4 x 766 402; Bb3 in volume II with large temoine;Greek and Latin in parallel columns; title pages printed in red and black with woodcut devices engraved head-pieces and initials woodcut ornaments contemporary full calf gilt-decorated spines in 7 compartments morocco labels in 2 sprinkled edges; joints starting all volumes lightly rubbed otherwise a very good sound and clean set. Complete works of Origenes of Alexandria a Greek theologian and philosopher who lived between 185 and 254 prepared by the French Benedictine scholars Charles de La Rue and his nephew Vincent de La Rue. Origenes "produced a massive quantity of writings because of the patronage of his close friend Ambrose of Alexandria who provided him with a team of secretaries to copy his works making him one of the most prolific writers in late antiquity. His treatise On the First Principles systematically laid out the principles of Christian theology and became the foundation for later theological writings" Wikipedia. Dibdib Greek & Latin Classics 4th ed. I p. 189: "In all respects the very best edition of the collected works of this most important early father of the church. typis Jacobi Vincent, via Sancti Severini, ad insigne Angeli unknown books
1512ref. 73623Paris: venundatur cum reliquis Joanni Paruo: Jodoco Badio: et Conrado Resch In aedibus Ascensianis 1512. Folio leaf 33.4 cm 2 volumes in 1 the second volume without a title page as issued; ff. 32 CXC CLVII; collating: a-z⸠&â¶; Aaâ¶Bb-Mm⸠NnⶠOo-Qq⸠RrⶠSs-Xxâ¶/⸠Xx8 blank; title page printed in red and black within ornamental woodcut borders; printer's woodcut device on title page; woodcut criblé initials of various sizes throughout; contemporary full blindstamped paneled calf rebacked in modern brown calf with appalling new white endpapers; clasps lost a number of small worm holes throughout. Bookplate of Bibliotheca Elseghemensis. The first and second part of the work by Origenes of Alexandria a Greek theologian and philosopher who lived between 185 and 254.The third and fourth part also appeared the same year. Adams O-279. venundatur cum reliquis Joanni Paruo: Jodoco Badio: et Conrado Resch [In aedibus Ascensianis unknown
1512ref. 73623Paris: venundatur cum reliquis Joanni Paruo: Jodoco Badio: et Conrado Resch In aedibus Ascensianis 1512. Folio leaf 33.4 cm 2 volumes in 1 the second volume without a title page as issued; ff. 32 CXC CLVII; collating: a-z⸠&â¶; Aaâ¶Bb-Mm⸠NnⶠOo-Qq⸠RrⶠSs-Xxâ¶/⸠Xx8 blank; title page printed in red and black within ornamental woodcut borders; printer's woodcut device on title page; woodcut criblé initials of various sizes throughout; contemporary full blindstamped paneled calf rebacked in modern brown calf with appalling new white endpapers; clasps lost a number of small worm holes throughout. Bookplate of Bibliotheca Elseghemensis. The first and second part of the work by Origenes of Alexandria a Greek theologian and philosopher who lived between 185 and 254.The third and fourth part also appeared the same year. Adams O-279. venundatur cum reliquis Joanni Paruo: Jodoco Badio: et Conrado Resch [In aedibus Ascensianis unknown books
