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1765rif. AQ21341A Paris: De l'Imprimerie de Guilleaume Desprez 1765. 92pp. Uncut stitched as issued. Edges a trifle dusty else clean and crisp. A printing of extracts from the minutes of the Assembly of the French clergy in 1765 a meeting most notable for reiterating the episcopacy's defence of it's exemption from taxation; a statement that from a Jansenist perspective amounted to a revocation of the Declaration of 1682 which had codified the principles of Gallicanism. The tensions bolstered by this corruption of Gallicanist fundamentals together with increased opposition to monarchical absolutism would pave the road to the Revolution - an ultimately the nationalisation of all ecclesiastical property. . 8vo. De l'Imprimerie de Guilleaume Desprez unknown
rif. 1092371750, 1752, 1753, 4 textes reliés en 1 volume in-12 de 175x95x30 mm environ, 2ff.blancs, avec une figure allégorique (De Schismate extinguendo) en frontispice-8-164- figure allégorique (Justicia Relegata Flecti Nescia) en frontispice- xvj-127-30-xij- 69 pages, 1f.blanc, reliure pleine basane fauve, dos à 5 nerfs portant titres dorés sur pièce de titre havane, orné de caissons à fleurons et fers dorés, coupes dorées, tranches rouges. Coins dénudés, coiffes arasées avec début de fente sur les mors, petites épidermures et frottements sur le cuir, petite restauration p.1 du dernier texte, intérieur bon état.
1801rif. yd1803A Londres, de l'Imprimerie de Baylis, Greville-Street Relié 1801 In-12 (10 x 16,5 cm), relié demi-veau, 295 et 216 pages, tranches bleues, édition augmentée, décors au dos lisse ; légers frottements, intérieur frais, bel état. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
1658In 16. Dim. 14,5x8,5 cm. Pp. 32 (n.n.)+520. Rara edizione del 1658 di questa interessante opera sui sacerdoti scritta dal teologo francese Louis Abelly (1603-1691) vescovo di Rodez. Abelly fu collaboratore di San Vincenzo de Paoli. L'opera è divisa in cinque parti: i requisiti dei sacerdoti, le funzioni, le virtù, le tentazioni, i mezzi spirituali. Tra gli argomenti trattati: stato sacerdotale, beneficio della vocazione, scopo e fine della vocazione, grazie, funzioni in genere, uffici, studio dell'orazione, meditazioni, amministrazione dei sacramenti, perfezione, carità, gloria divina, prudenza, modestia, mortificazione dei cristiani, imitazione di Cristo. Antiche note manoscritte. Legatura in piena pergamena coeva con titolo manoscritto. In buone condizioni. Copertina in piena pergamena con titolo manoscritto al dorso in buone condizioni generali con lievi usure e parti mancanti ai margini e dorso. Legatura in buone condizioni con rottura alla prima pagina di sguardia. All'interno le pagine si presentano in ottime condizioni con fioriture. Scarce edition of 1658 of this ionteresting work about priests written by the french theologist Louis Abelly (1603-1691) bishop of Rodez. Abelly was cooperator of San Vincenzo de Paoli. The work is divided into five parts: the carachteristics needed for priests, functions, virtues, temptations, spiritual mediums. Among the issues treated: priest state, benefit of vocation, aim of vocation, functions in general, offices, study of oration, meditations, administration of sacraments, perfection, charity, divine glory, prudence, mortification of christians, imitation of Christ. Ancient manuscripted notes. Full parchment coeval cover with manuscripted title in the spine. In good conditions. Full parchment coeval cover with manuscripted title in the spine in good general conditions slightly worn with missing parts in the edges and spine. Binding in good conditions with crack in the first endpaper. Inside pages are in very good conditions with foxings.
rif. 267160 in 12 (17x10) 1 volume reliure plein velin ivoire de l'époque, dos lisse, pièces de titre de cuir rouge, faux-titre, pas de page de titre, 96 pages, IV [2], fine fente sur le mors inférieur. Relié à la suite: ACTES DE L'ASSEMBLÉE GÉNÉRALE DU CLERGÉ DE FRANCE SUR LA RELIGION (Paris, de l'imprimerie de Guillaume Desprez, 1765), 221 pages. Cet ouvrage renferme l'important texte sur la la censure des livres ayant trait à la religion: ''Condamnation de plusieurs livres sur la religion''. Relié à la suite: AVERTISSEMENT DU CLERGÉ DE FRANCE, Assemblé à Paris par permission du Roi, aux fideles du royaume; Sur les dangers de l'incrédulité (Poitiers, de l'imprimerie de J. F. Faulcon, 1770) 103 pages. Bon exemplaire ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request )
1718rif. 140904A Rotterdam, Pour Gaspar A Rotterdam, Pour Gaspar Fritch, 1718. 2 volumes in-12, reliés plein veau de l'époque. Dos à nerfs ornés de fleurons dorés, pièces de titre et de tomaison maroquin rouge. Tranches rouge. 1 feuillet blanc, titre, 1 feuillet non chiffré + 224 + 300 pages. Léger manque en coiffe du tome 1 et en queue du tome 2. Edition originale
1718A Rotterdam, Pour Gaspar Fritch, 1718. 2 volumes in-12, reliés plein veau de l'époque. Dos à nerfs ornés de fleurons dorés, pièces de titre et de tomaison maroquin rouge. Tranches rouge. 1 feuillet blanc, titre, 1 feuillet non chiffré + 224 + 300 pages. Léger manque en coiffe du tome 1 et en queue du tome 2. Edition originale
1801rif. 113735et se vend dans les Départements, chez les Libraires & Marchands de nouveautés 1801 In-8 22 x 13,5 cm. Broché, couverture d’attente grise, XVI-344 pp. Exemplaire en bon état.
rif. 1475in 12 plein veau fauve à nerfs,pièce titre chagrin rouge, fers dorés.titre illustré,XX, 10 pages V table des matières,tranches marbrées.Chez Christophe Journel 1657. coins très légèrement émoussés,très petites restaurations en pied. Sinon bon exemplaire
1791rif. 109661791 Un volume in-8 pleine veau, dos à nerfs orné de fleurons dorés, pièce de titre en maroquin rouge, roulette dorée sur les coupes. Recueil de plaquettes de 1791 imprimées à Paris principalement, concernant la Constitution Civile du Clergé. Infimes manques aux coiffes, bel exemplaire.
1834rif. 93961834 In Mémoires de la société des Antiquaires de Normandie. Année 1834. Tomes VII et VIII. Caen, Mancel, 1834. Deux volumes in-8 demi velin, dos lisses ornés de filets dorés, pièces de titre et de tomaison en maroquin rouge et vert, 550 et 555 pages et un volume in-8 broché, à l'italienne, pour l'atlas de 30 planches. Manque à une pièce de titre, épidermures, rousseurs.
rif. DADAX0195106865New unknown
1859rif. R260228585HENRI OUDIN. 1859. In-8. Relié. Etat d'usage, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Quelques rousseurs. VIII+447 pages - étiquettes de bibliothèque sur la page de titre et le dos - accroc sur le dos - titre doré sur le dos - 2 PHOTOS DOSPONIBLES. . . . Classification Dewey : 240-Théologie morale et spirituelle
1880Pages 48-96. Features: Hon. Nathaniel White - article with excellent one-page engraving; Kearsarge; The Pemigewasset - A Reminiscence; Something About Marlow; The Birthplace of a President; Autumn; Benefit of Clergy; Major Frank; Elijah Parker. Above-average but not excessive external wear and soiling. Chips and openings to backstrip. Faint prior owner's name atop front cover. A worthy reference copy. Book
rif. 20661Rouen, Le Boullenger, 1738. In-4, 172 pages. Sept coins de pages testaurés sans atteinte au texte, marge du titre également. Traces d'anciennes mouillures. Ex-libris Lecourt. Demi-basane fauve, un mors fendu et coiffe supérieure abimée.
rif. 2147Editeur et lieu non précisés, 1767
rif. 1196375 Nice, A l'Enseigne du "Chant des Sphères", Editions d'Art Sefer, 1976-1978, 5 volumes in-4 de 260x205 mm environ, 263, 236, 177, 222, 216 pages, texte encadré d'une frise de couleurs à chaque page et agrémenté de belles lettrines et culs-de-lampe. Un des 1808 exemplaires numérotés sur vélin de Lana, avec son certificat d'authenticité, complet des illustrations annoncées. Reliures et étuis de l'éditeur, plein cuir havane avec décor sur les plats et le dos, tranches de tête dorées, gardes moirées, étuis bordés de cuir assorti. Quelques frottements sur les étuis, dos légèrement insolés et frottés, sinon intérieur frais, bel ensemble, bon état général. EXPÉDITION : PRÉVOIR COLIS DE PLUS DE 10 KG.
1791rif. boz_004077Joseph Marant. Révolution française, La royauté constitutionnelle. Lettre autographe signée à Mr le Procureur général, Diatribe contre le clergé vosgien, 1791 Longue lettre autographe signée de Joseph Marant, député des Vosges à l'Assemblée Législative, adressée à Monsieur le Procureur général, datée du 23 mai 1791 à Bulgneville. Violente diatribe à l'encontre du Clergé vosgien. Écrite à l'encre sur un double feuillet de papier vergé filigrané. Dimensions : 21,1 x 33 cm. État : Traces de scotch. Nombre de pages : 3 pages Provenance : Vente Seignolle du 15/03/24 - lot 32, Révolution française, La royauté constitutionnelle, 1789-1792.
1890rif. 0055481890 Perpignan, Latrobe, 1890. In-8 (221 X 153 mm) Bradel demi-percaline bleu ciel, dos lisse orné d'un fleuron et filets dorés, pièce de titre basane maroquinée grenat, tête dorée, plats de la couverture conservés (Albert Valat) ; XX-620 pages.
1781rif. 8171781 reliure plein veau marbré havane in-octavo, dos long décoré or - titre et tomaison frappés or sur pièce de titre sur fond rouge - fleurons -, tranches jaspées rouge, 3 volumes, Volume I : 282 pages, 1791 Paris Chez Dufrene Libraire, Volume II ( Tome I ) : 275 pages, Volume III ( Tome II ) : 580 pages, 1781 Strasbourg Chez Lemarié Libraire,
rif. 91793aafParisiis, Petrum de Bresche et Iaconum de Laize-de Bresche, M. DC. LXIX., 1669, pt. in-8vo, 28 ff. + 192 p. / 296 p. / 252 p., ex libris ms. ‘Crottat’, reliure en plein-cuir, dos à nerfs orné en or, dos avec serieux manques de cuir, tranches mouchetées.
1870rif. 0012166Paris France. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1870. Ephemera. On offer is a complementary pair of nineteenth-century French Catholic letters addressed to author and journalist Aimé Giron 18361907 revealing the practical and literary assistance he provided privately to members of the clergy. Written by two different priests and preserved together within Girons correspondence the letters show him working discreetly behind the scenes first as an adviser on church fundraising and then apparently as the writer or literary collaborator responsible for an important ceremonial address. The first is a two-page letter signed by A. Robert Curé of Saint-Laurent. After considering Girons proposal Robert agrees that contributors should be permitted to pay their subscriptions in annual instalments thereby making participation accessible to a wider group of parishioners. The priest intends to introduce Girons idea from the pulpit that same morning: Je vois que lidée dune souscription par annuités pour les personnes que ce mode peut accommoder serait excellente et jen dirai un mot ce matin en chaire I see that the idea of a subscription payable in annual instalments for those whom this arrangement might accommodate would be excellent and I shall say a word about it from the pulpit this morning. The letter explains the details of the plan to associate contributions to the church with a benefit to the donor and provides unusual specifics as to the fundraising plan. Robert closes by wishing Giron and his brother a successful journey and reference via allusion a pilgrimage in Rome: Je désire du fond du cur que vous receviez dabondantes bénédictions au tombeau des saints-apôtres I desire from the bottom of my heart that you receive abundant blessings at the tomb of the holy apostles. Although undated beyond Sunday morning 9 the journey may relate to Girons documented travels in Italy around 1870. The second item is a short urgent letter signed P. J. Noël Roux S. J. Marked with a cross it was written by a Jesuit priest who finds himself in an awkward predicament: he is expected to prepare and deliver a formal address before the Curé of the Cathedral and the assembled audience but the promised text has apparently not yet arrived. En vérité je suis dans lembarras ; on me demande le compliment pour le préparer demain et le débiter Jeudi devant Monsieur le Curé de la Cathédrale et toute lassistance In truth I am in a predicament; they are asking me for the formal address so that I may prepare it tomorrow and deliver it on Thursday before the Curé of the Cathedral and the entire assembly. The wording strongly suggests that Giron was composing or at least substantially assisting with the ceremonial speech. The letter provides a concise but revealing example of the uncredited literary work performed privately by a professional author for members of the clergy. Its urgency also evokes the rapid circulation of manuscripts and messages within late nineteenth-century Paris although the precise method of delivery is not stated. Together these letters document two distinct forms of influence exercised by Giron within French Catholic society: one financial and organizational the other rhetorical and literary. They will be of particular interest to collectors and researchers concerned with French Catholic history church patronage religious art Jesuit networks pilgrimage literary ghostwriting and the private working life of a prolific nineteenth-century author. Condition: Two separate manuscript sheets. The A. Robert letter shows original mailing folds moderate age toning scattered light soiling corner creasing and minor edge wear including small closed tears and short separations along the folds; the writing remains dark and clearly legible with no significant textual loss. The Noël Roux letter is written on one side with Girons address written on the reverse of the same sheet. It retains its original mailing folds and exhibits age toning handling creases scattered staining and soiling small edge tears and localized fold wear. Its ink varies in intensity but remains legible. Overall Good. French language. Bio Notes: Aimé Giron 18361907 was a French lawyer poet novelist and journalist from Le Puy-en-Velay. After establishing himself through poetry and fiction he contributed to such newspapers as Le Figaro Le Gaulois and Le Clairon and served for approximately twenty-five years as editor of La France illustrée. His extensive private correspondence reveals a broader network of writers artists clergy and cultural figures than is readily apparent from his published work alone. ; Manuscripts; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; Signed by Author . unknown
1807rif. BK0083Stamford Connecticut 1807. Autograph letter signed 2 pp. with integral address leaf from Roger Minott Sherman to the Rev. Edward Dorr Griffin of Newark. 6 x 8 inches. Addressed in manuscript to Griffin at Newark; later pencil identification to address panel. Old folds some staining and handling wear small losses at folds and margins otherwise good. A letter from Roger Minott Sherman introducing the Rev. Horace Holley and his wife Mary Austin Holley to Rev. Edward Dorr Griffin during the couple's journey to Philadelphia. Sherman writes that "The Rev'd Mr Holley of Greenfield in company with his Lady is on a Tour to Philadelphia" and explains that because they will pass through Newark "I embrace the opportunity to introduce them to your acquaintance & attention." He recommends Holley warmly as "a gentleman whose piety & talents render him the object of our very high esteem in this vicinity" before discussing the recent settlement of the Rev. Roswell R. Swan at Norwalk and sending his respects to Griffin and his wife. The "Lady" accompanying Holley was Mary Phelps Austin Holley 1784-1846 whom he had married two years earlier. A cousin of Stephen F. Austin Holley would become an important early writer on Anglo-American Texas. She first visited Texas in 1831 and published Texas: Observations Historical Geographical and Descriptive in 1833 followed by Texas in 1836. Her writings correspondence and advocacy helped circulate information about Texas among prospective American emigrants during the period of colonization and revolution. Roger Minott Sherman 1773-1844 a nephew of Roger Sherman was a prominent Connecticut attorney and Federalist who later served as a delegate to the Hartford Convention and as a judge of the Connecticut Supreme Court. Edward Dorr Griffin 1770-1837 then minister of Newark's First Presbyterian Church subsequently became the first minister of Boston's Park Street Church a professor at Andover Theological Seminary and president of Williams College. Horace Holley 1781-1827 later served as president of Transylvania University in Kentucky. An early document connecting Mary Austin Holley with the northeastern clerical and intellectual circle in which she and her husband moved more than two decades before her first journey to Texas. . unknown
1807rif. BK0083Stamford Connecticut 1807. Autograph letter signed 2 pp. with integral address leaf from Roger Minott Sherman to the Rev. Edward Dorr Griffin of Newark. 6 x 8 inches. Addressed in manuscript to Griffin at Newark; later pencil identification to address panel. Old folds some staining and handling wear small losses at folds and margins otherwise good. A letter from Roger Minott Sherman introducing the Rev. Horace Holley and his wife Mary Austin Holley to Rev. Edward Dorr Griffin during the couple's journey to Philadelphia. Sherman writes that "The Rev'd Mr Holley of Greenfield in company with his Lady is on a Tour to Philadelphia" and explains that because they will pass through Newark "I embrace the opportunity to introduce them to your acquaintance & attention." He recommends Holley warmly as "a gentleman whose piety & talents render him the object of our very high esteem in this vicinity" before discussing the recent settlement of the Rev. Roswell R. Swan at Norwalk and sending his respects to Griffin and his wife. The "Lady" accompanying Holley was Mary Phelps Austin Holley 1784-1846 whom he had married two years earlier. A cousin of Stephen F. Austin Holley would become an important early writer on Anglo-American Texas. She first visited Texas in 1831 and published Texas: Observations Historical Geographical and Descriptive in 1833 followed by Texas in 1836. Her writings correspondence and advocacy helped circulate information about Texas among prospective American emigrants during the period of colonization and revolution. Roger Minott Sherman 1773-1844 a nephew of Roger Sherman was a prominent Connecticut attorney and Federalist who later served as a delegate to the Hartford Convention and as a judge of the Connecticut Supreme Court. Edward Dorr Griffin 1770-1837 then minister of Newark's First Presbyterian Church subsequently became the first minister of Boston's Park Street Church a professor at Andover Theological Seminary and president of Williams College. Horace Holley 1781-1827 later served as president of Transylvania University in Kentucky. An early document connecting Mary Austin Holley with the northeastern clerical and intellectual circle in which she and her husband moved more than two decades before her first journey to Texas. . unknown books
19838vo; 1st edition. Original Blue paper wrappers, 4to. Various pagings [ca. 400 pages]. Mostly in English, with some Hebrew. "These papers are for information only; they are not for publication or distribution. Some of them are not in their final form and will require revision." Presumably this collection of "not for distribution" position papers were published only for a small coterie of leaders and scholars within the conservative movement; the low OCLC count (9 in 2022) would seem to reflect this. CONTENTS: A brief position paper on the ordination of women / David G. Roskies -- On the rabbinic ordination of women / Anne Lapidus Lerner -- [Kabalat banot ke-talmidot ... be-vet ha-midrash le-rabanim be-Amerika ule-hakhtiran be-to'ar rav ... / Simon Greenberg -- On the ordination of women / by Robert Gordis -- On the ordination of women as rabbis / Joel Roth -- On ordination of women / by David Weiss Halivni -- On the ordination of women / by Israel Francus -- A response to "Final report of the Commission for the Study of the Ordination of Women as Rabbis / David A. Resnick -- On the ordination of women / Gershon C. Bacon. SUBJECT(S): Women - legal status, laws, etc. (Jewish law); Jewish law - interpretation and construction; Conservative Judaism. OCLC: 9609656. OCLC lists 9 copies worldwide (JTSA,YU, Stanford, UFlorida, Emory, Pitts Theol Libr, Harvard, HUC, Gratz). Spine sunned and stained, very good condition. (Women-6-4-ECC)
