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1930 - 1934 ORIGINAL PHOTO JOURNAL OF A YOUNG MAN'S RELIGIOUS GRAND TOUR OF EUROPE AND THE MIDDLE EAST AND THEN SOME UNIQUE PHOTOS OF THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND FLOOD IN 1936

1937réf. 0001744ITALY EGYPT THE HOLY LAND. Good. 1937. On offer is an interesting original photo journal created and compiled by Reverend Alex D. Riccio as he states on the first page wherein he has drawn the words "1930-1934 Remembrances of my stay in Europe Rev. Alex D. Riccio." In all there are approximately 184 photos all original save for a handful of real photo postcards all dated between 1930 - 1934. The first 133 photos are exactly that and one sees immediately the trip was a religious 'Grand Tour' as there are many photos of Catholic priests and students at a particular seminary in what is most certainly Italy. The names Cascine and Cortile Cortale are written on some of the photos. He also visits Jerusalem and Egypt with photos from those places also. Some other inscriptions include: "Avro from window; waiters at Council dinner taken in Cortile; Church of St. Claire Assisi; Feast of St. Magdalene; St. Paul's Rome; Facade of Holy Sepulcher; Mount Tabor; Unity of cars before entering into Jerusalem; Inside view of Mosque; Valley of Jehoshaphat; Mosque of Omar; Pyramids of Cairo; Garden of Olives; On board ship Palestine; Bethlehem" and many many more. In a later part of the album are 51 more photos: a number of wedding photos but 17 of them show the results of the great flood of 1936. I believe most of them are taken of the state of Maine possibly Portland Middletown and Cromwell. Some of these are also marked on the back. Many are rather incredible photos too. Most of the photos in this particular album are NOT glued in but placed in the album using the four corner mounts. Most of the photos are black and white and in good shape. The album itself as far as the pages and binding is in great shape but the cover is in bad shape. It is very worn around the edges and has fallen away from the binding. The leather cover features a super art deco design. It measures about 8" x 10 ¾". Please note: this is one of two photo albums compiled by Riccio. The related album is specific to his time at Fordham University. SELLER ID 0001743; Manuscript; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF GREAT NEW ENGLAND FLOOD ALEX D. RICCIO EUROPEAN GRAND TOUR MIDDLE EAST GRAND TOUR RELIGION RELIGIOUS STUDIES CATHOLIC THE VATICAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES HAND WRITTEN PERSONAL AMERICANA MEMOIR HANDWRITTEN HAND WRITTEN AUTOGRAPH AUTOGRAPHS SIGNED LETTERS DOCUMENT DOCUMENTS MANUSCRIPT MANUSCRIPTS WRITERS WRITER AUTHOR HOLOGRAPH PERSONAL ANTIQUITÉ CONTRAT VÉLIN DOCUMENT MANUSCRIT PAPIER ANTIKE BRIEF PERGAMENT DOKUMENT MANUSKRIPT PAPIER OGGETTO D'ANTIQUARIATO ATTO VELINA DOCUMENTO MANOSCRITTO CARTA ANTIGÜEDAD HECHO VITELA DOCUMENTO MANUSCRITO PAPEL JESUIT JESUIT UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK . hardcover

Katz Fine Manuscripts Inc. · Canada845,99 $US≈ 754,34 €

Audubon, John James & Bachman, The Reverend John .Biblio.com

Pl 133 Texian Hare

1849réf. 4387New York:: V.G. Audubon 1849-54. First Royal Octavo Edition. Fine with original hand-coloring. A fine original hand-colored lithograph on paper. Royal Octavo 10.5 x 7 inches. Drawn from nature by John Audubon drawn on stone by William E. Hitchcock and lithographed printed and colored by JT Bowen Philadelphia. Accompanied by the original text written by the Reverend John Bachman DD. The Quadrupeds of North America; portrayals of 155 four-legged mammals native to North America depicted in their natural environment was a collaborative effort between the premier nineteenth century American Ornithologist Naturalist Artist and Frontiersman John James Audubon 1785-1851 his sons John Woodhouse Audubon and Victor Gifford Audubon and the naturalist Reverend John Bachman. The four men were unified in their desire to document and portray what they recognized as a dwindling resource; America's native animals amidst the natural beauty of the untouched American landscape. Their collective wisdom predicted the impending effects of Manifest Destiny- man's encroachment on the wilderness and natural landscape of North America- and as such was the impetus for the journey. To document and then portray America's native animals in the splendor and majesty of the uninhabited North American landscape the team traveled westward from Audubon's home in Mill Grove Pennsylvania up the Missouri River and through territory just previously explored by Lewis and Clark; from the Canadian border of the Northern Russian Territories- now Alaska- then southward to Mexico. Arduous and monumental the journey is recognized in the pathos of the compositions. However the true legacy of the work rests on John James Audubon's prolific vision and mastery of his subject and medium. Heretofore unseen The Quadrupeds of North American is a wildlife classic: an essential and timeless contribution to both Early American culture and the Art of American Wildlife Painting. The American Review a Whig journal heralded the national origin of the Quadrupeds: "We have at last have a Great National Work; originated and completed among us- authors artists and artisans of which are our own citizens the Bible of Nature!" John James Audubon in the West. New York: Henry H. Abrams 2000. Sabin 2368. Wood 208. Matted in Ivory Rag Board 12 x 16 inches. V.G. Audubon, unknown

Lowry-James Rare Prints & Books · États-Unis850,00 $US≈ 757,91 €

TAPLIN, Reverend GeorgeBiblio.com

The Narrinyeri. An Account of the Tribes of South Australian Aborigines inhabiting the Country around the Lakes Alexandrina Albert and Coorong and the Lower Part of the River Murray: their Manners and Customs also an Account of the Mission at Port Macleay. By the Rev. George Taplin Missionary to the Aborigines Point Macleay South Australia

1874réf. 81902Adelaide: J.T. Shawyer Printer 1874. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Adelaide J.T. Shawyer Printer 1874. Octavo iv ii 107 pages plus an original albumen paper photographic frontispiece 184 × 113 mm. Flush-cut black cloth marked and a little rubbed at the extremities with slight loss at the head and foot of the spine; cloth on the front joint split but the joint is firm with minor conservation to one early opening; large printed paper title-label on the front cover has some loss to the bottom half mainly marginal but with the loss of one word and some letters of a few others in the bottom right-hand corner; minimal foxing; a very good copy internally excellent. The frontispiece a Townsend Duryea photograph is a composite of five numbered oval portraits; the identification key is printed on the verso of the title page. Ferguson 16706 not identifying the photographer and not indicating that the five photographic portraits are in fact one composite photograph. The revised second edition of this work Ferguson 16707 does not retain the photograph; it contains six tinted lithographs as does the version published in the 1879 collection of reprints 'The Native Tribes of South Australia' Ferguson 13095. Loosely inserted is a lengthy cutting from the South Australian 'Register' of 24 April 1889: 'An Australian Native Fifty Years Ago' By the Late Mr F.W. Taplin' introduced thus: 'Subjoined is the lecture which was delivered by Mr Taplin before the Australian Natives' Association three nights before the author's tragic death in the Coffee Palace fire'. Frederick William Taplin 1853-1889 a son of George Taplin had succeeded him as superintendent of the mission 'Australian Dictionary of Biography'. J.T. Shawyer, Printer hardcover

Michael Treloar Antiquarian Booksellers · Australie1 250,00 $AU≈ 778,53 €

Holland, Father - Reverend WBiblio.com

History of West Cork and the Diocese of Ross With stunning Ephemera: 1. Original Advertising-Leaflet as well as 2. An original Letter from the Southern Star informing the recipient: ".the History by Fr. Holland was all sold out long ago and no copies are to be had.Skibbereen 3/3/59".

1949réf. 26752AB1949. Skibbereen Southern Star 1949. 8°. 427 VII pages. With numerous illustrations. Hardcover / Original cloth with lettering on spine and cover. The binding as usual slightly shaky but in unusually excellent condition. No splitting of Spine which is often the case with this book. Interior excellent. Name of preowner on front and rear pastedown. Now an extremely rare book it is hard to find this publication at auction in bookshops or anyone who lets it go from any private collection. The loosely inserted original Letter by the Southern Star in the year 1959 confirms how rare the book already was after its publication. The presence of the letter and the original advertising pamphlet 2 pages make this ultimately the rarest copy of the book we ever handled. Includes: St.Kieran St.Fachna The Corcalaidhe Monasticism in the Celtic Church The Sea of Ross Episcopal Succession in Celtic Ross Ross and the Danish Invaders From Clontarf 1014 to Kells 1152 The Coming of the Normans Completing the Conquest Mediaeval Times Native and Norman Families and Planter Families of West Cork and Ross The O'Mahonys and the Planter Families The Clash of Two Civilisations The McCarthys of Kilbrittain and the Town of Clonakilty The McCarthys of Glenachroim and the Town of Dunmanway The Mccarthys of Skibbereen and the Town of Skibbereen The O'Sullivans and the Town of Bantry The Reformation in the Reigns of Henry VIII Edward VI and Elizabeth The House of Desmond and the Battle of Kinsale The O'Donovans The O'Driscolls The O'Crowleys The Hurleys and the O'Heas The Barrys The de Courceys Ancient Parochial Ruins of Ross Diocese and Modern Parishes and Priests ancient and modern Ross Monastic Ruins Bishops of Ross from Norman Times to the present Day A - From the coming of the Normans to Bishop Boetius McEgan B - From Bishop McEgan to the present Day - a The general history of the Union b The Ecclesiastical History during the same period c The Bishops who ruled over Ross during the same period d The General and Local History during the 19th century and our own times e The Bishops who ruled over Ross during the 19th century and our own times. hardcover

Inanna Rare Books Ltd. · Irlande780,00 €

Reverend Julius Maxson ToddBiblio.com

1859-1872 Brookfield NY Seventh Day Baptist Church Ledger of the Second Brookfield Seventh-Day Baptist Church Kept by Reverend Julius Maxson Todd

réf. 0012241Brookfield New York. Fair with no dust jacket. Hardcover. On offer is a very detailed ledger listing and accounting for a mid-19th century church congregation being the Second Brookfield Seventh-Day Baptist Church and kept by the Reverend Julius Maxson Todd 1819-1901 SEE BIO NOTES AT END OF LISTING. This incredible piece of history covers 13 years of the churchs history while Todd was pastor. The ledger is a detailed listing of member of this religious community for the years 1859 through 1872. It records the names of each congregant and the amount of money they donated to the parish. The importance and value of this ledger is the listing of the families. For a genealogist or anyone interested in the history of upstate New York in the mid 19th century this is a solid reference work that clearly locates individuals in a specific place and time. It also adds to the community history of the wider society in that rural part of New York state and contributes to the existing body of knowledge related to the Seventh Day Baptist religion. The book measures 7.5 inches by 6.0 inches and contains 120 pages. The cover is a hard paper covered with a marbled pattern. The cover is in reasonably good condition. The binding is sewn. It is loose but intact. The spin has lost its cover. The lined pages are in good condition. The handwriting is legible. BIO NOTES: Reverend Elder Julius Maxson Todd 1819-1901 was born in Kingsville Ohio. Todd was a Seventh-Day Baptist minister. He began his clerical career when he was ordained a minister in Milton WI. He was assigned to the church in Berlin WI where he ministered for nine years. Subsequently he moved to Brookfield NY where he ministered for the next 30 years as pastor at the Second Brookfield Seventh-day Baptist church. In 1842 he married Sophronia Baumhauer who died soon after in 1847. During that marriage he lived in Lexington and southern Wisconsin. After his wifes death Todd then married Emma Langworthy in 1849 and helped organize a church in Dakota Wisconsin while acting as pastor of the Berlin Wisconsin church. In 1858 Todd was called to be pastor of the Second Brookfield New York Seventh Day Baptists where he served for 30 years. He was a well-loved and respected pastor and figure in his community. Todd had one son named Willie who died at age 15 and he fostered two children Lewis and Rose. After his second wife died in 1891 Todd was called to be pastor in Nortonville where he married Mary Elizabeth Clark in 1895. He ended his life and career back in Brookfield. ; Manuscripts; 16mo 6" - 7" tall; 120 pages; Signed by Author . hardcover

Katz Fine Manuscripts Inc. · Canada875,99 $US≈ 781,09 €

PINHEIRO (Padre Francisco)Biblio.com

DE CENSV ET EMPHYTEVSI TRACTATUS

réf. 2309MA191In Duas Partes Distributus. AUTHORE P. Francisco Pinheiro Lusitano Govveensi Societatis Jesu Doctore Theologo In Eborensi Academia Olim Primario Sacrae Theologiae professore atque ejusdem Academiae Cancellario. EBORAE Cum Superiorum permissu. Ex Typographia Academiae Anno Domini. M. DCC. LXXXI. 1681 In fólio de 288x207 cm. Com xvi 618 l ii em br. págs. Encadernação da época inteira de pele com nervos e ferros a ouro na lombada. Exemplar com desgaste em toda a encadernação em especial na coifa e nos cantos com perdas de pele com furos de traça perda do rótulo assim como extensas faltas superficiais de pele nas pastas. Manchas no interior das pastas folhas de guarda anterior com as seguintes anotações em letra coeva: arabesco seguido do número 1200 preço e o número 480 preço em 1804. Folha de rosto com assinatura de posse de Carvalho e rubrica em tinta coeva rasurada. Mancha no canto inferior das primeiras páginas e pequena mancha à cabeça desde a folha de rosto até página 150. Com alguns sublinhados no texto e notas marginais em letra coeva. Impressão com caracteres redondos e alguns itálicos no prólogo e no início de cada uma das partes. Texto ornamentado com cabeções com motivos vegetalistas e animalistas enquadrando o trigrama sagrado característico da Companhia de Jesus com iniciais decoradas e com um belo florão de remate cesto com flores no fim do índice de assuntos. As folhas preliminares contêm: extensa dedicatória do autor a Manuel de Faria Severim Prólogo do autor Licenças de 22 de Junho a 2 de Julho de 1651 da primeira edição com aprovações de Francisco Távora Provincial da Companhia de Jesus; Frei António Veloso e Frei Valério de São Raimundo e de 22 de Julho de 1678 a 24 de Setembro de 1682 com aprovação desta 2.ª edição por Gaspar de Lemos Galvão. Incluem também o índice dos títulos das partes da obra e das disputas em que estão divididas. As folhas finais contêm o índice de assuntos e duas páginas em branco. A 1.ª edição foi publicada em Coimbra pelo impressor Manuel Dias em 1655. Esta 2.ª Edição é bastante rara pois não consta dos principais catálogos de leilões e de livreiros. Existe uma variante em que os cabeções e iniciais são todos diferentes incluindo o florão de remate no final do índice. Obra muito importante para o estudo da história do direito em especial porque os contratos enfitêuticos mantiveram-se em uso em Portugal até cerca da segunda metade do século XX e no Brasil até 2003. Importante também para o estudo do instituto dos morgadios em Portugal. O autor trata com grande pormenor de dois tipos de contratos: 1.º - O Censo que podia ter pelo menos duas formas - censo consignativo e censo reservativo. No primeiro uma das partes entrega à outra uma determinada quantia em dinheiro ficando a segunda obrigada a pagar-lhe uma renda. O segundo consiste na cedência do domínio de um bem a uma parte ficando esta na obrigação de pagar uma pensão anual pelos rendimentos do bem cedido. 2.º - A enfiteuse é um instituto jurídico oriundo do Direito Romano e consiste Segundo J. M. de Carvalho Santo a enfiteuse também dita de emprazamento e de aforamento designa o contrato pelo qual o proprietário de terreno alodial cede a outrem o direito de percepção de toda utilidade do mesmo terreno seja temporária ou perpetuamente com o encargo de lhe pagar uma pensão ou foro anual e a condição de conservar para si o domínio direto. Francisco Pinheiro Gouveia 1596 - Coimbra 1661. Ingressou na Companhia de Jesus no Colégio de Coimbra em 14 de Março de 1611. Estudou Filosofia no Colégio das Artes 1613-1617 Teologia no Colégio de Jesus 1619-1923 e doutorou-se em Teologia na Universidade de Évora em 21 de Julho de 1633. Foi professor de Teologia Especulativa e de Teologia Moral. Regeu Filosofia na Universidade de Évora 1626-1630 onde foi cancelário 1651. Em Coimbra foi Reitor do Colégio das Artes 1654-1657. Foi preso pela Inquisição de Évora por contestar a actuação dos Inquisidores na prisão do almotacé Roque Cortez tendo sido libertado em 1643. Foi professor de Teologia Escolástica durante dezasseis anos de Teologia Moral durante três anos. Reitor dos Colégios de Coimbra e Évora da Companhia. É autor das seguintes obras: Tractatus de Testamentis Tomus Primus Conimbricae; apud Josephum Ferreyra Universitatis Typographus 1681. Tomus Secundus 1684. Teve segunda edição em 1715. Existem diversos manuscritos com os textos que ensinava nas suas aulas e o manuscrito do Tractatus de Testamentis com data de 1645. EN In folio. 28.8x20.7 cm. xvi 618 xlviii pp. Contemporary full leather binding with raised bands and gilt tools on spine. Copy showing signs of wear on the binding especially at the head of the spine with a small moth hole on the folders with superficial flaws of leather and at the corners. A note with the cost of this book in 1724 and a handwritten ownership title by Inácio Monteiro de Faria; a second handwritten ownership title and a rubric all on the front flyleaf. Coeval rubric at the foot of the title page; some underlining in the text and marginal notes in coeval ink; small stain at the head of the first leaves up to page 150; stain at the bottom corner of the first pages. Printing with round characters and some italics in the prologue and at the beginning of each part. Text decorated with headpieces depicting plant and animal motifs framing the sacred trigram characteristic of the Society of Jesus with decorated initials and with a beautiful finishing fleuron a basket with flowers at the end of the subject index. The preliminary leaves contain: the author's extensive dedication to Manuel de Faria Severim the author's Prologue Licences from 22 June to 2 July 1651 of the first edition with approvals from Francisco Távora Provincial of the Society of Jesus; Friar António Veloso and Friar Valério de São Raimundo and from 22 July 1678 to 24 September 1682 with approval of this 2nd edition by Gaspar de Lemos Galvão. They also include an index of the titles of the parts of the work and the disputes into which they are divided. The final pages contain the subject index and two blank pages. The 1st edition was published in Coimbra by the printer Manuel Dias in 1655. This 2nd Edition is quite rare as it doesn't appear in the main auction and bookseller catalogues. There is a variant in which the headpieces and initials are all different including the finishing fleuron at the end of the table of contents. Very important book for the study of the history of law especially as emphyteutical contracts remained in use in Portugal until around the second half of the 20th century and in Brazil until 2003. It is also important for studying the institute of morgadios Majorats in Portugal. The author deals in great detail with two types of contracts: 1st - The Census which could take at least two forms - consignative census and reservative census. In the former one of the parties gives the other a certain amount of money and the latter is obliged to pay rent. The second consists of one party transferring control of an asset to the other who is obliged to pay an annual pension for the income from the asset. 2nd. - The emphyteusis is a legal institute that originated in Roman Law and consists according to J. M. de Carvalho Santo of an emphyteusis also known as an emprazamento or aforamento which is the contract by which the owner of allodial land assigns to another the right to perceive all the usefulness of the same land either temporarily or in perpetuity with the burden of paying an annual pension or rent and the condition of retaining the direct domain for himself. Francisco Pinheiro Gouveia 1596 - Coimbra 1661. Joined the Society of Jesus at the College of Coimbra on 14 March 1611. He studied philosophy at the College of Arts 1613-1617 theology at the College of Jesus 1619-1923 and obtained his doctorate in theology at the University of Évora on 21 July 1633. He was a professor of Speculative Theology and Moral Theology. He taught philosophy at the University of Évora 1626-1630 where he was cancellor 1651. In Coimbra he was Rector of the College of Arts 1654-1657. He was imprisoned by the Évora Inquisition for contesting the Inquisitors' actions in the imprisonment of the almotacé municipal officer Roque Cortez and was released in 1643. He taught scholastic theology for sixteen years and moral theology for three years. Rector of the Society's Coimbra and Évora Colleges. He is the author of the following works: Tractatus de Testamentis Tomus Primus Conimbricae; apud Josephum Ferreyra Universitatis Typographus 1681 Tomus Secundus 1684. It had a second edition in 1715. There are several manuscripts of the texts he taught in his classes and the manuscript of the Tractatus de Testamentis dated 1645. Referências/References: SBN IT/ICCU/BVEE/069045 Iberian Books C19196 119071 USTC n.º 5060700. Arouca n.º P173. Catálogo da Biblioteca da Ordem dos Advogados. I Lisboa 1956 p. 68. Barbosa Machado II 223. 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Livraria Castro e SIlva · Portugal800,00 €

RIBADENEIRA (Padre Pedro de)Biblio.com

HISTORIA ECCLESIASTICA DO SCISMA DE REYNO DE INGLATERRA

réf. 2305PG010Na Qual se Tratam as Cousas Mais notaveis que succederaõ naquelle Reyno tocantes à nossa Santa Religiaõ desde que principiou até à morte da Rainha da Escocia Tirada de graves autores Pelo Padre Pedro de Ribadeneyra da Companhia de Jesus Agora novamente traduzida no Idioma Portuguez e offerecida ao gloriosissimo SANTO THOMAS Arcebispo de Cantuária por PEDRO NICOLAO DE ANDRADE. Lisboa Occidental. Na Officina de Pedro Ferreira Impressor da Serenissima Rainha N.S. Anno de M. DCCXXXII. 1732. In 8.º de 216x156 cm. Com xxviii 373 iii em br. págs. Encadernação da época inteira de pele com rótulo vermelho nervos e ferros a ouro. Cortes das folhas levemente carminados. Impressão em caracteres redondos e alguns itálicos com pequeno florão na folha de rosto cabeção com as armas da Rainha no início da dedicatória cabeções constituídos por vinhetas tipográficas iniciais decoradas pequenos cabeções de remate e dois belos cabeções de remate um anjo tocando trombeta na página 192 e uma cesta com flores na página 373. Exemplar com vestígios de trabalho de traça nas folhas de guarda e no canto inferior das primeiras seis folhas com carimbo oleográfico do Dr. Lopes Praça Lente da Universidade na folha de rosto e rubrica coeva no verso da folha de anterrosto. Muito raro. Não consta dos principais leilões e catálogos de livreiros. Primeira tradução portuguesa de uma obra muito célebre publicada pela primeira vez em 1588 e que conheceu depois numerosas edições até aos nossos dias incluindo em Lisboa logo no século XVI. Nela é pormenorizadamente descrito o conflito entre o Rei Henrique VIII e o Papado acerca da anulação do seu casamento com a primeira mulher a Rainha D. Catarina que levou à instituição de uma Igreja nacional em Inglaterra chefiada pelo Rei. A obra cobre o período de 1500 ano em que foi acordado o casamento de Catarina com o rei Artur irmão de Henrique VIII até ao ano de 1587 quando foi executada a Rainha da Escócia Maria Stuart. A obra contém a descrição dos martírios de Tomás Moro do Bispo João Fisher dos frades franciscanos de Edmund Campion Jesuíta e de outros Jesuítas que evangelizaram em Inglaterra e transcreve cartas de Campion e da Rainha Maria Stuart. Pedro de Ribadeneira Toledo 1526 - Madrid 1611 Foi admitido na Companhia de Jesus por Inácio de Loiola em Roma a 18 de Setembro de 1540 oito dias antes da aprovação da Companhia pelo Papa Paulo III. Estudou filosofia e teologia nas universidades de Paris Lovaina e Pádua e foi ordenado presbítero em 1553. De fins de 1558 a meados de 1559 esteve em Londres a dar apoio espiritual à Rainha Maria que faleceu desse ano. Ribadeneira é uma dos mais importantes historiadores jesuítas da primeira fase da Companhia. As suas obras tiveram uma grande divulgação em todo o mundo com numerosas edições e traduções. EN In octavo. 216x156 cm. xxviii 373 iii in br. pp. Contemporary full leather binding with red label raised bands and gilt tools on spine. Slightly red mottled edges. Printed in round characters and some italics with a small fleuron on the title page a headpiece with the Queen's arms at the beginning of the dedication headpieces consisting of typographical vignettes decorated initials small finishing fleurons and two beautiful finishing fleurons an angel playing a trumpet on page 192 and a basket with flowers on page 373. Copy with traces of moth work on the endpapers and flyleaves and in the lower corner of the first six leaves. Oleographic stamp from Dr Lopes Praça Lente da Universidade on the title page and coeval handwritten short signature on the verse of the half title page . Very rare. Not included in the main auctions and booksellers' catalogues. First Portuguese translation of a very famous work first published in 1588 and which has seen numerous editions up to the present day including in Lisbon as early as the 16th century. It details the conflict between King Henry VIII and the Papacy over the annulment of his marriage to his first wife Queen Catherine which led to the establishment of a national Church in England headed by the King. The work covers the period from 1500 when Catherine's marriage to Henry VIII's brother King Arthur was agreed to 1587 when the Queen of Scots Mary Stuart was executed. The work describes the martyrdoms of Thomas Moro Bishop John Fisher the Franciscan friars Edmund Campion a Jesuit and other Jesuits who evangelised in England and transcribes letters from Campion and Queen Mary Stuart. Pedro de Ribadeneira Toledo 1526 - Madrid 1611 was admitted to the Society of Jesus by Ignatius of Loyola in Rome on 18 September 1540 eight days before Pope Paul III approved the Society. He studied philosophy and theology at the universities of Paris Louvain and Padua and was ordained priest in 1553. From late 1558 to mid-1559 he was in London giving spiritual support to Queen Mary who died that year. Ribadeneira is one of the most important Jesuit historians of the first phase of the Society. His works have been widely disseminated throughout the world with numerous editions and translations. Referências/References: Gonçalves Rodrigues I 609. Palau 266286; Palau 1990 VI 270. Monteverde 4523. Inocêncio VI 436. M-6-E-10 hardcover

Livraria Castro e SIlva · Portugal800,00 €

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Epitome de los principios y progressos de las guerras de Cataluña en los años 1640 y 1641 y señalada victoria de Monjuyque.

1641réf. ABC_49539Barcelona Pedro Lacavalleria; Lisbon 1641. 4to 19 x 14 cm. Antonio Alvarez Blueish-green paper wrappers with the hand-written title author and year of publication added in black marker on the front wrapper. With 2 woodcut decorated initials and a large woodcut vignette on the title page of ad 2. Further with one headpiece. 4; 76 pp. Contemporary account of the major events and conflicts occurred in the first two years year of the Guerra de los Segadores also known as the Catalan Revolt or the Reapers War 1640-1652. The work accounts other principal events occurred at Tortosa Barcelona Terragona Martorell Lérida Martorell Perpiñan and so on.Included is the narration of the important Battle of Montjuic 1641 which marked the official start of the lengthy Guerra de los Segadores that lasted approximately 9 years. This long war which affected almost the entire Principality of Catalonia started with the discontentment of the Catalans by the presence of the Castilian troops in the region during the wars between France and Spain. The first edition published in Barcelona is regarded as Palau as muy estimada. The present copy is probably the second Catalan edition with the preliminaries of the Portuguese translation of the same year. It is unclear if the head margin at some point contained page numbers that were lost when the margin was cut short or that there were not any page numbers. See Palau 285725 second Catalan ed. and 285276 Portuguese ed.The head margin is cut short without affecting the text. The corners of the blank margins of the leaves are occasionally very slightly stained. Otherwise in very good condition.l Palau 285725 and 285726; USTC 5036258 3 copies; WorldCat 23775406 433609675 1045841604 68682055 224501317 10 copies incl. 1 incomplete; cf. USTC 5018526 unclear if first or second Catalan ed. unknown

Asher Rare Books · Pays-Bas850,00 €

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