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19802091502135412608Heilongjiang People's Publishing House 1980. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 3 Heilongjiang People's Publishing House paperback
2006Q-1933591048Genesis Publishing Group 2006-03-07. Hardcover. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Genesis Publishing Group hardcover
2006ZB973614Ediciones Laeretes 2006. 441 pp. Paperback fine. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Photos available upon request. Ediciones Laeretes paperback
1967023953Manila Philippine Islands: National Museum 1967. A beautiful copy. 7 booklets bound together in one HARDCOVER book. Pre-History of the Philippines; Architecture in the Philippines; Music of the Philippines; Muslim Folk Art of the Philippines; Mountain Folk Art; Folk Festivals of the Philippines; Contemporary Painting of the Philippines. 1967-1968. Original full color wraps for all 7 booklets are bound in. Fine condition. Brief gift note on endpaper. Sharp corners. Beautiful full color illustrations throughout. The binding is a handsome green leatherette imitation leather stamped in bright and shiny silver. 1st ed No additional printings listed. Hardcover. Fine condition/No dust jacket. Illus. by NOT a library discard. Great Packaging Fast Shipping. National Museum Hardcover
187861753Geneva: Imprimerie Jules-Guillaume Fick 1878. Folio. 213 3 pp. Woodcut engraved printer’s device on title text woodcut engraving decorated initials. Publisher’s softcovers w/ original printed d.j. folded over on verso printer’s device for Fick on back cover still NF/VG uncut and unopened copy. First edition 1 of 200 copies printed of this work on the Five Protestant Martyrs of Lyon -- five southern French theology students held for a year and burned at the stake May 16 1553 for attempting to proselytize the Protestant faith. Taken from Crespin’s 1619 “Histoire des martyrs†with an appendix of documents from the library of Saint Gall this work outlines the lives and fate of Martial Alba Pierre Escrivain Bernard Seguin Charles Favre and Pierre Naviheres. Their skillful defense using their deep Biblical knowledge against the inquisitors and Roman Catholic theologians became legendary. Imprimerie Jules-Guillaume Fick, paperback
19782092902143902224Daitojuku Publishing Department 1978. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 3 Daitojuku Publishing Department paperback
19782092902143802260Daitojuku Publishing Department 1978. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 3 Daitojuku Publishing Department paperback
19762091502133515064Daitojuku Publishing Department 1976. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 3 Daitojuku Publishing Department paperback
1855239292New-York : W.H. Arthur & co. 1855. First Edition. Softcover. Good copy in original stiff card wrappers with some wear and tear as with age. Remain preserved overall; bright and clean. Series; Selected Americana from Sabin's Dictionary of books relating to America. Physical description; iv 5-64 p. : front. fold. map ; 22 cm. Subjects; United States — History — Revolution — Prisoners and prisons. Genre; Illustrated. New-York : W.H. Arthur & co. paperback
179327862Edinburgh: Alexander Scott - Gazetteer Office 1793. Third edition corrected and greatly enlarged. Hardcover. Very good condition. Muir was a Scottish political reformer and lawyer who was ultimately accused of sedition was the first political prisoner transported to Australia from which he later escaped. Muir was sentenced to 14 years transportation for the the crime of sedition; for campaigning for parliamentary reform and for distributing copies of Thomas Paine's 'The Rights of Man'. His trial became one of the great sensations of the day; he was one of the group known as the 'Scottish Martyrs' who were sentenced in Scotland in 1793-4. <br /> <br /> Large 12mo 4 128pp rebound in a later half cloth and marble boards leather spine label revised engraved portrait frontis of Muir showing him from the waist up by J. Kay. OCLC 17619597 recorded at 8 locations. Libraries Australia ID 62770710 cites one copy at Queensland Univ. of Technology. Alexander Scott - Gazetteer Office hardcover
2308PG005<p>E Pratticas Espirituaes. Ordenado por D.Fr. BARTHOLOMEU DOS MARTYRES Arcebispo & Senhor de Braga Primaz das Hespanhas. Para se ler nas Parroquias deste nosso Arcebispado aonde naõ ha Prégaçaõ Com a vida & morte de seu Autor que escreveo o Arcebispo de Lisboa o Senhor Dom Rodrigo da Cunha. LISBOA. Na Officina de Joaõ Galraõ M. DC. LXXXIV 1684 Com todas as licenças necessarias.</p>_x000d_<p>In 8.º de 202x15 cm. Com xl 300 págs. Encadernação da época inteira de pele com rótulo nervos e ferros a ouro. Cortes das folhas levemente carminados.</p>_x000d_<p>Impressão nítida em caracteres redondos com itálicos apenas no índice na Bula de Gregório XV nos títulos dos capítulos e nos títulos correntes.</p>_x000d_<p>Exemplar com pertence de difícil leitura do século XIX - Padre Alberto de Figueiredo na folha de rosto que tem no pé uma anotação bibliográfica a lápis. Com ocasionais anotações e sublinhados a lápis e pequeno furo de traça junto ao festo no pé das páginas 127 a 170 sem afectar a mancha tipográfica.</p>_x000d_<p>Nas folhas preliminares: Provisão do autor determinando que os membros do clero que não tivessem estudos suficientes para pregar por eles mesmos estavam obrigados a ler partes desta obra todos os Domingos e dias de guarda; Proemio; Licenças; Sumário da Vida e Morte do Illustrissimo Senhor D. Frei Bartolomeu dos Mártires escrita pelo Senhor D. Rodrigo da Cunha; Taboada do que se contem neste Cathecismo; Bula do Papa Gregório XV de 27 de Setembro de 1622 concedendo indulgencias.</p>_x000d_<p>11.ª Edição muito rara como todas as edições desta obra. É a terceira edição que inclui a biografia do autor escrita por D. Rodrigo da Cunha que promoveu o processo de canonização em Roma. Foram publicadas 16 edições. Depois da primeira de Braga em 1564 seguiram-se edições em Lisboa 1566 Coimbra 1574 Lisboa 1585 Lisboa 1594 Évora 1603 Lisboa 1617 Lisboa 1628 Lisboa 1656 Lisboa 1674 a presente edição Lisboa 1684 Lisboa 1764 Lisboa 1765 Lisboa 1785 Lisboa 1962 e Círculo de Leitores Lisboa 2019.</p>_x000d_<p>A sua popularidade não se restringiu a Portugal tendo sido traduzido para castelhano em Madrid 1564 Salamanca 1602 Madrid 1653 e para latim em Roma 1735.</p>_x000d_<p>Obra fundamental para o ensino da doutrina cristã e para a elevação do nível religioso e intelectual do clero e que é um clássico da literatura portuguesa do século XVI.</p>_x000d_<p>A primeira edição foi logo publicada no ano seguinte a ter regressado do Concílio e destinava-se a promover uma melhor preparação teológica e espiritual do clero da diocese. O Catecismo é uma obra muito importante para o estudo das reformas implementadas por D. Frei Bartolomeu dos Mártires na diocese de Braga aplicando os decretos do Concílio de Trento para a redação dos quais ele próprio muito contribuiu. Apesar de ter sido pensado para aplicação na Diocese de Braga passou a ser usado em todo o país e no estrangeiro pela sua qualidade literária e rigor doutrinal.</p>_x000d_<p>São Bartolomeu dos Mártires Freguesia dos Mártires Lisboa 3 de Maio de 1514 - Convento de Santa Cruz Viana do Castelo 16 de Julho de 1590 ingressou na Ordem dos Pregadores Dominicanos em 1528 e começou a lecionar teologia em 1542. Em 1551 participou no Capítulo Geral da sua ordem em Salamanca e no ano seguinte foi nomeado Mestre de D. António futuro Prior do Crato em Évora onde contactou com os Jesuítas ordem recentemente formada. Posteriormente tornou-se Prior do Convento de Benfica de 1557 a 1558 e em 1559 foi sagrado Arcebispo de Braga tendo escolhido a divisa: <em>Ardere et Lucere - Nolite conformari huic saeculo Arder e Brilhar - Não se conforme com este mundo</em> múnus que exerceu de forma brilhante até 1582 quando se retirou para o Convento de Santa Cruz em Viana do Castelo.</p>_x000d_<p>A sua vida de elevada espiritualidade marcada pela tendência mística do <em>Contemptus mundi</em> a grande atenção aos sinais do tempo e a influência dos jesuítas contribuíram para que se consagrasse à reforma e renovação da Igreja Católica tendo participado nas sessões do Terceiro Período do Concílio de Trento entre 1561 e 1563. A sua presença foi notável e muito influente pois apresentou 268 petições que determinaram muitas das conclusões deste importantíssimo Concílio.</p>_x000d_<p>De volta à diocese aplicou a sua visão da Igreja e os decretos reformadores do Concílio. Publicou uma obra sobre os deveres e funções episcopais <em>Stimulus Pastorum</em> escreveu o Catecismo para a formação do clero fundou um seminário em Braga o primeiro depois de Trento reuniu um Sínodo Diocesano em 1564 um sínodo Provincial em 1566 e realizou numerosas visitas pastorais em que percorreu várias vezes a sua extensa diocese que incluía Vila Real Bragança e Viana do Castelo. Preocupou-se muito com várias questões sociais durante a peste de 1570 e a crise económica de 1574 as suas obras de caridade foram exemplares.</p>_x000d_<p>Foi declarado Venerável pelo Papa Gregório XVI em 1845 Beatificado pelo Papa João Paulo II em 4 de Novembro de 2001 na Basílica de S. Pedro e canonizado pelo Papa Francisco em 10 de Novembro de 2019. A sua festa litúrgica celebra-se a 18 de Julho.</p>_x000d_<p>EN In octavo. 20.2x15 cm. xl 300 pp. Contemporary full leather binding with label raised bands and gilt tools on spine. Slightly red edges.</p>_x000d_<p>Clear printing in round characters with italics only in the table of contents the Bull of Gregory XV the chapter headings and the current headings.</p>_x000d_<p>Copy with hard-to-read 19th century ownership title - Father Alberto de Figueiredo on the title page with a bibliographical annotation in pencil at the foot. With occasional annotations and underlining in pencil and a small moth hole next to the inner hinge at the foot of pages 127 to 170 without affecting the text area.</p>_x000d_<p>In the preliminary pages: Provision of the author determining that the members of the clergy who did not have sufficient studies to preach by themselves were obliged to read parts of this work every Sunday and guard days; Proemium; Licences; Summary of the Life and Death of the Illustrissimo Senhor D. Frei Bartolomeu dos Mártires. written by . Senhor D. Rodrigo da Cunha; Taboada of what is contained in this Cathecism; Bull of Pope Gregory XV of 27 September 1622 granting indulgences.</p>_x000d_<p>11th Edition very rare like all editions of this work. This is the third edition to include a biography of the author written by Bishop Rodrigo da Cunha who promoted the canonisation process in Rome. Sixteen editions have been published. After the first in Braga in 1564 there were editions in Lisbon 1566 Coimbra 1574 Lisbon 1585 Lisbon 1594 Évora 1603 Lisbon 1617 Lisbon 1628 Lisbon 1656 Lisbon 1674 the present edition Lisbon 1684 Lisbon 1764 Lisbon 1765 Lisbon 1785 Lisbon 1962 and Círculo de Leitores Lisbon 2019.</p>_x000d_<p>His popularity was not restricted to Portugal having been translated into Spanish in Madrid 1564 Salamanca 1602 Madrid 1653 and into Latin in Rome 1735.</p>_x000d_<p>Fundamental work for the teaching of Christian doctrine and for the elevation of the religious and intellectual level of the clergy and a classic of 16th century Portuguese literature.</p>_x000d_<p>The first edition was published the year after he returned from the Council of Trent and was intended to promote better theological and spiritual preparation of the diocese's clergy. The Catechism is a very important work for the study of the reforms implemented by Bishop Bartolomeu dos Mártires in the diocese of Braga applying the decrees of the Council of Trent to the drafting of which he himself contributed greatly. Although it was intended for use in the Diocese of Braga it came to be used throughout the country and abroad due to its literary quality and doctrinal rigour.</p>_x000d_<p>São Bartolomeu dos Mártires Freguesia dos Mártires Lisbon 3 May 1514 - Convento de Santa Cruz Viana do Castelo 16 July 1590 joined the Dominican Order of Preachers in 1528 and began teaching theology in 1542. In 1551 he took part in the General Chapter of his order in Salamanca and the following year he was appointed Master of D. António the future "Prior of Crato" in Évora where he came into contact with the Jesuits a newly formed order. He later became Prior of the Convent of Benfica from 1557 to 1558 and in 1559 he was consecrated Archbishop of Braga having chosen the motto: <em>Ardere et Lucere - Nolite conformari huic saeculo Burn and Shine - Don"t be conformed to this world</em> a role he performed brilliantly until 1582 when he retired to the Convent of Santa Cruz in Viana do Castelo.</p>_x000d_<p>His highly spiritual life marked by the mystical tendency of the <em>Contemptus mundi</em> his great attention to the signs of the times and the influence of the Jesuits helped him to dedicate himself to the reform and renewal of the Catholic Church and he took part in the sessions of the Third Period of the Council of Trent between 1561 and 1563. His presence was notable and very influential as he presented 268 petitions that determined many of the conclusions of this very important Council.</p>_x000d_<p>On his return to the diocese he applied his vision of the Church and the reforming decrees of the Council. He published a work on episcopal duties and functions <em>Stimulus Pastorum</em> wrote the Catechism for the formation of the clergy founded a seminary in Braga the first after Trent convened a Diocesan Synod in 1564 a Provincial Synod in 1566 and carried out numerous pastoral visits in which he travelled around his extensive diocese which included Vila Real Bragança and Viana do Castelo. He was very concerned about various social issues and during the plague of 1570 and the economic crisis of 1574 his charitable works were exemplary.</p>_x000d_<p>He was declared Venerable by Pope Gregory XVI in 1845 beatified by Pope John Paul II on 4 November 2001 in St Peter's Basilica and canonised by Pope Francis on 10 November 2019. His liturgical feast is celebrated on 18 July.</p>_x000d_<p>Referências/References:</p>_x000d_<p>Iberian Books C39290 113066.</p>_x000d_<p>Arouca M 148 refere seis edições no século XVII.</p>_x000d_<p>Manuel dos Santos Bibliografia Geral II 5156.</p>_x000d_<p>Nepomuceno 1057.</p>_x000d_<p>Pinto de Matos 420.</p>_x000d_<p>Inocêncio I p. 334; VIII 364.</p> M-6-E-22 hardcover
19252092902141401367Not Available 1925. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 5 Not Available paperback
1837104703London: Ordered by the House of Commons to be Printed 1837. The tolpuddle martyrs pardoned First edition of the official government paper pardoning the Tolpuddle Martyrs otherwise the Dorchester Labourers or Six Men of Dorset and allowing their return to England. Their sentences of transportation to Australia for forming a trade union had caused a public outcry in 1834. In England agitation against the sentences began almost as soon as they were pronounced and the outcry over the injustice of the case won the support of high-profile radical figures including Daniel O'Connell Fergus O'Connor and William Cobbett. Less than a month after the trial the men were already being referred to as "martyrs". Under pressure the home secretary Lord John Russell granted the men conditional pardons in June 1835 followed by full pardons in March 1836 although that news was not passed on to the men who remained in assigned labour long after they should have been freed. Single folio sheet 338 x 215 mm. Housed in a cloth portfolio. Dutch library stamp to outer margin and shelf mark at head. Horizontal crease where folded a little marginal chipping; a very good copy. See Printing and the Mind of Man 305. hardcover
1768HCGAUF2TV4MGPorto 1768. 8vo. Antonio Alves Ribeiro Guimaraens Contemporary mottled tanned sheepskin cat's paw pattern sewn on 4 supports gold-tooled spine with the title in the 2nd compartment. 32 188 4 blank pp. Very rare second edition of a Portuguese textbook on pharmacology written as a series of questions and answers to prepare students in medicine for their examinations first published in Coimbra in 1735. The first part of the book is mainly concerned with general knowledge which the students have to know. The second part of the book consists of questions and answers on the work of the Syrian physician Masawaih al-Mardini d. 1015 in Bagdad and Cairo better known in the West as Mesue the younger the most important author for students of pharmacology. The book ends with explanations of various passages from the work of Mesue in Latin since the student would have read him in that language.With annotations on the second front endleaf and the title-page. Browned throughout with a water stain on the lower corner of pp. 129-160 and a hole in the second front endleaf.l Blake p. 290; Porbase 1 copy; WorldCat 77818650 & 14335394 1 copy. unknown
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
