Spoudogaloios. De Coma Dialogus Primus. Caesarius et Curtius Interlocutores. Hae nugae seria ducunt.

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Edité par L.B.I.M. [=Lugduni Batavorum Jean Maire], Leiden (Lugdunum Batavorum), 1645

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REFORMATION CONUNDRUMS: SHOULD MEN BE ALLOWED TO WEAR LONG HAIR? The first edition of a very rare satirical dialogue, by the French humanist Claude Saumaise, between a supporter of long hair, Caesarius, and one of short hair, Curtius, which testifies to the harsh mid 17th-century debate within the Dutch Calvinist community concerning whether it is appropriate for men to wear long hair. [SAUMAISE, Claude]. Spoudogaloios [Greek]. De Coma Dialogus Primus. Caesarius et Curtius Interlocutores. Hae nugae seria ducunt. L.B.J.M. [i.e LUGD. BAT., JOAN. Maire = Leiden, Jean Maire], 1645. FIRST EDITION. Small 8vo, 115, [1] pp. Printed on thick paper and bound in contemporary vellum with early ms. title to spine. Occasional light marginal dampstaining, minor flows to the leather on spine. Very good copy. An exceedingly rare scholarly and curious dialogue dealing with a very controversial issue at the time in the Netherlands: whether it is licit for a man to grow long hair. The work mocks those Clavinist priests who believed that St. Paul defended the idea that men should not have long hair. It also discusses the physical origin of hair. The publication of De Coma aroused hostile reactions from the most rigorous pastors who defended short hair based on scriptural arguments. From the end of 1644 onwards, this topic starts to be the focus of the sermons of the pastor of Utrecht Carolus Dematius (1597-1651), who was colleague and partisan of Gisbertus Voetius. In April he published a thesis on this subject which gave rise to an immediate and satirical response from Saumaise in the form of a short dialogue between a supporter of long hair, Caesarius, and one of short hair, Curtius, entitled "Σπουθογβλοως. De Coma Dialogus primus Caesarius and Curtius interlocutores. hae nugae seria ducunt." Claude Saumaise, who as a teenager was a pupil of Scaliger and who had taken his chair two decades after Scaliger’s death, was also his successor in terms of biblical scholarship. Moreover, Saumaise advertised biblical philology in the context of a violent public debate over public conduct: the question whether the apostle Paul thought that men could not wear long hair. In this highly advertised controversy, biblical scholarship spilled over into the vernacular, hit the pulpits, and impacted on street behaviour. The split ran right through the heart of Calvinist orthodoxy, with Jacob Revius siding with Saumaise against Gisbertus Voetius in defence of the Christian liberty of a man’s right to choose. Only 1 copy in the US at the Luther Seminary. References: MIERT, Dirk van. The Emancipation of Biblical Philology in the Dutch Republic, 1590-1670. See Chapter 6: "Claude Saumaise and the 'Hairy War'".

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Spoudogaloios. De Coma Dialogus Primus. Caesarius et Curtius Interlocutores. Hae nugae seria ducunt.
Auteur
[SAUMAISE, Claude]
Éditeur
L.B.I.M. [=Lugduni Batavorum Jean Maire], Leiden (Lugdunum Batavorum)
Année de publication
1645
État de l'article
Bon
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Langue
latin
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