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1683171841683 basane brune, dos à nerfs (fort usagée, mq. de cuir aux caissons sup. et inf.) fort in-8, (18ff.), 806pp., (1f.), P. Pierre le Petit 1683
1676H96555t' Antwerpen, by Petrus Bellerus 1676 [16] + 91pp., met gegraveerde titelpagina door Gasp. Bouttats, 13cm., gemarbreerde lichtgecartonneerde omslag, de zijdelingse marge is hersneden (zonder verlies van tekst, de zijdelingse boord van gegrav. titelblad is wel weggevallen), stempeltje op blanco schutblad en op titelblad, tekst helder en in goede staat, zeldzaam, H96555
1676H96543Lille, Imprimerie d'Ignace de Rache 1676 [4] + 77 + [3] pp. + frontispice (scène representant les 19 martyrs), 15cm., texte en Français, reliure du 19e siècle (plats marbrés, dos en cuir peu taché), feuilles de garde marbrées, texte frais, bon état, rare, [Edition à l'occasion de la béatification des martyrs de Gorcum, par le pape Clement X, en 1675], H96543
1623H97226Sylvae-Ducis ['s Hertogenbosch], typis Antonij Schefferi [Scheffer] 1623 [xvi] + 79 + 15pp., with engraved vignette on title page (scene of some martyrs being hanged) & 15 martyrs' portraits in text + 2 other engravings ("De floculo miraculoso ad BB. Martyrum sepulchrum" & "Penses a la fin. Il faut mourir et comprendre", 15cm., 19th cy. black full-leather binding, marbled endpapers, text clean and bright with only few stains, minor defect at lower margin of first pages, good condition, [The last 15 pages contain: "Exercitium pietatis ad S.S. Martyres meditatio"], H96542
1655H96551Namurci [Namur], s.n. 1655 [xxxii +] 400pp., later hardcover binding binding (spine in leather with gilt title and decorations, some traces of use at edges of boards and corners), 17cm., text in latin, text clean and bright with only very few contemporary underlinings and annotations (in margin of text) in ink, small wormhole in margin (not in the text) of first pages, good condition, [This is a rare second Latin edition, (first edition = Douai Balthasar Bellerus 1603). Willem Estius, born at Gorcum 1542, died at Douai 1613, based his work on the eye-witness account of his brother Rutger Estius and on his own investigations afterwards ; the author felt personally involved since his uncle and some of his friends (both priests of Gorcum & Hieronymus) were among the martyrs. // Continuation of the title: "Quibus pro coronide subiuncta est, eodem Authore appendix de martyrio Guilielmi Gaudani, item Minoritae quod contigit anno 1573. Habes & aliorum quorumdam martyria, opportunis locis commemorari: nominatim Cornelii Musii Delfii theologi & poëtae."], H96551
16590049501659 Parisiis [Paris], Fridericum Leonard [Frédéric Léonard], 1659-60. In-quarto (187 X 254 mm) cuir suédé fauve, plats ornés d'un encadrement à froid avec fleur de lys dans les angles, dos cinq nerfs sertis de filets à froid, pièce de titre maroquin rouge vif, tranches mouchetées en rouge (reliure postérieure) ; (1) f. blanc, (5) ff., 322 pages, (5) pages d'index. Cachet héraldique ancien à l'encre bleue en marge du feuillet de titre. MANQUENT QUATRE FEUILLETS : pages 153/154, 155/156, 169/170 et 229/230, mouillures claires angulaires et en marge de plusieurs feuillets.
1605H119418t' Antvverpen [Antwerpen], Inde Plantijnsche Druckerije, by Jan Moerentorf 1604 (1605) 401 + [3] pp., met gegraveerd drukkersmerk op titelblad en op verso van colophon, contemporaine bruine vollederen band (intact, wat slijtage aan randen, vergulde versieringen op rug, vergulde titel is vervaagd), oud handgeschreven ex-libris op titelpagina, vaag ex-librisstempeltje op titelpagina en op verso van blanco schutblad, 19cm., tekst in het Nederlands in Gotisch schrift, tekst en papier zijn helder met uitzondering van wat vage oude vlekken, binding tussen schutblad en titelpagina wat gelost, verder in goede staat, [Eerste Nederlandstalige uitgave van Estius' Latijnse editie "Historiae martyrum Gorcomiensium etc." (Douai, 1603). Het titelblad vermeldt 1604 als uitgavedatum, maar in het colophon wordt 1605 vermeld], H119418
1635H96548Antverpiae [Antwerpen], Ex officina Plantiniana Balthasaris Moreti [Moretus] 1635 [8] + [XX] + [3] pp., with engraved title vignette (depicting Franciscus of Assisi receiving the Stigmata) and one full-page coat-of-arms ("Per virtutis in honoris") and engraved printer's device on last leave and 20 engravings in text some of which by A. Pauli [= Pauwels] and most probbaly some by A.v.Diepenvelle (the first one depicting "Rex martyrum Christus", the 19 others depicting each of the martyrs meeting their death), leaves printed on recto side only, bilingual: text in Latin and Dutch in parallel columns, some occasional staining in margin of text, 19th century hardcover binding (marbled boards, spine in leather with gilt title and decorations, corners bit bumped), marbled endpapers, with ex-libris "J.W.L.Smit" and ex-dono ex-libris tipped in on endpapers, good condition, rare, [contains biographical sketches of Franciscan martyrs in the Netherlands during the 16th century wars of independence against Spain. Deals with the martyrs P.F. Johannes Amicus, the six martyrs of Alkmaar, Engelbertus Terburghis, the 19 martyrs of Gorcum, Reynerus a Lintris (Roermond), Johannes Mahusius (Oudenaarde), Guilelmus Goudanus, Johannes Cuyper (Diest), Arnoldus Knapper Donaet (Amersfoort), Adrianus Beverloo, Nicolaus Delfius, Johannes Schuermans (Peer), Johannes van Amsterdam, Johannes Gray, Johannes Puteanus, Martinus Suetens, Albertus van Leiden, Thomas van Beringen & Joachim van Delft. ], H96548
1612ST20615Liège: Christian Ouwerx 1612. FIRST AND APPARENTLY ONLY EDITION. 160 x 98 mm. 6 1/4 x 4". 62 leaves four leaves of H2 and H3 mis-bound between C2 and C3. <br/> Contemporary vellum tooled in blind covers with plain rule frame small oblique fleurons at corners of inner frame central panel with larger fleuron centerpiece slightly raised bands early ink shelf location at head of spine holes for two fore-edge ties now lacking. Engraved title page with illustration in the style of a Tree of Jesse with St. Augustine as its source the martyrs on the branches offering their crowns to the Virgin and Child sitting in glory at the top and 27 PLATES DEPICTING MARTYRS many with their means of execution all by Collaert. Title page and 1r with 17th century ink ownership inscription of the Congregation of Notre Dame à Treves; title page with ink signature of "Krintinger" at foot; G8v with ink signature of Jean Chapeaville Vicaire de Liege whose printed approval for the publication of this work appears on H2r. Each life of a martyr with vellum tab at head of page near the gutter. De Theux "Bibliographie Liegeoise" 1867 p. 24; USTC 1506992. Vellum a little grubby and with a couple of small ink stains corners slightly bumped tiny chips gone at spine ends a couple of quires a bit proud but the binding solid and retaining much of its original antique appeal. Occasional minor soiling internally isolated spots of foxing or trivial paper flaws but the text and plates otherwise very appealing the impressions of the engravings being especially rich.<br/> <br/> Written by a Walloon theologian and illustrated by an Antwerp master printer this is a very rare treatise on martyrs of the Augustinian order that was once in the library of an order of teaching nuns. These 27 hagiographies of Augustinian hermits who died for the faith were written by theologian Georges Maigret 1573-1633 prior of the Augustinian monastery in Liège. He begins with St. Evode martyred in Africa in 408 and continues up to 1610 when Blessed Illephonse and Raphael de la Madre de Dios were killed while on missions in the Philippines and Sunda Islands respectively. Other near-contemporary martyrs died closer to home like Brother Gerard Ridder who was murdered by the Huguenots in the Low Countries in 1587. A full-length portrait by Adriaen Collaert illustrates the entry for each martyr with detailed background scenery giving a sense of where these Augustinians were serving at the time of their demise. Some martyrs are shown in the midst of their execution: Boniface hangs on an X-shaped cross Philippe Aymil stands pierced through with arrows Augustin du Rosaire kneels calmly before the swordsman who will behead him. The death of others is represented allegorically as in the case of Jean Sahagoune who was poisoned: he is depicted standing atop a recumbent lion while a richly dressed woman offers him a chalice containing a snake. Collaert ca. 1560-1618 came from a family of prominent Flemish engravers in Antwerp. After training with his father Hans he became a master of the artists' Guild of St. Luke in 1580. Our volume was once owned by the Congregation of Notre Dame in Trier an order of Augustinian Canonesses dedicated to educating the daughters of the poor. The order was founded in northeastern France in 1597 and soon spread to surrounding areas. Of special interest the printing of our volume was authorized by the signature of Jean Chapeauville vicar general of Liege and Inquisitor of the Faith. As a reformer historian and theologian Chapeauville 1551-1617 was a person of considerable prominence in the church of his time. To qualify for personal manuscript authorization like this the work must have had quite a small print run and copies would have additionally been destroyed through devout use. In any case the book is almost never seen for sale today. Christian Ouwerx unknown