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169918284<p>4th edition. All text in French/Francais. Good HC no DJ. Full calf over boards; raised bands with gilt stamped filigree and fleurons in panels; title panel lacking; gilt stamped rolls on cover edges on to fold-ins; all edges marbled under gilt; curl pattern marbled end papers; engraved skull on title page and St. Catherine portrait facing p. 211; decorative engraved head and tail pieces and some decorative drop-cap initials. Clean covers and spine; rubbing wear at cover fore corners and front cover tail edge; rubbed at spine ends; cracked at front joint and partially at rear joint - remains tightly bound; small library bookplate on front free end paper; small paper label on title page partially covers two letters; light clean interior; owner name and date 1779 on rear free end paper. 12mo 534 pp paged 166 368. Cf OCLC # 458864252 but 4th edition. Very nice effect with marbling under gilt textblock edges.</p> Paris: Guillaume Desprez hardcover
1649004150Antwerp: Iacobum Meursium 1649. New Editions. Hardcover. Very Good. Folio. full pigskin embossed covers with impressed Jesuit insignia; ex libris St. Ignatius College Chicago; lacks the clasps numerals on spine tight. <br/><br/>Book 2 is 1650; Book 3 is 1649. Lapide wrote commentaries on all of the books of the Old Testament with the possible exception of two. "All these commentaries are on a very large scale. They explain not only the literal but also the allegorical tropological and anagogical sense of the sacred text and furnish a larg number of quotations from the Fathers and the later interpreters of Holy Writ during the Middle Ages. . Lapide intended to serve not only the historical and scientific study of the Bible but even more the purposes of pious meditation and especially of pulpit exposition. . His numerous editions show ho highly these works are estimated by Catholics. But Protestant voices have joined in the appreciation. G. H. Goetzius Leipzig 1699 wrote an academical dissertation . in which he praises the Jesuit author as THE MOST IMPORTANT OF CATHOLIC SCRIPTURAL WRITERS emphasis added - THE CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA." Iacobum Meursium hardcover