pontificale romanum clementis viii, Ancien ou d'occasion (32 résultats)

Etat : Gut. Zustand: Gut | Sprache: Französisch | Produktart: Bücher.

Couverture rigide. Etat : Assez bon. Fort volume à la couverture de couleur rouge aux tranches et aux motifs dorés, très bien conservé, sous emboîtage (lui-même passablement d'usage) ; porte la vignette "Ch; de Haas, relieur, rue de Babylone, Paris" ; MISS-50.

[16] + 571 + [5] pp., with engraved vignette on title page, 17cm., text in Latin, text printed in red and black, full leather binding, gilt title on spine, joints slighly broken at ends, marbled endpapers, vague spot on front board, text clean and bright with only few occasional foxing, good condition, R96389.

Couverture souple. Etat : Moyen. Livre RefAbe U0268 Parisiis Roger et Chernoviz 1878 broché dos recollé mais entier format poche Etat correct Pontifical romain Clement VIII Urbain VIII Benoit XIV RefAbe U0268. Livre.

[18] + 544 + [4] pp., 17x11cm., printed in red and black, later (19th cy.) hardcover binding in full leather (intact, some traces of use at ends, gilt title on spine, gilt lining around boards), decorated endpapers, gilt edges, old handwritten ex-libris on first blanco page and on title page, light stain on pages 17 to 24, text in Latin, with a contemporary handwritten "Benedictio" on last two blanco pages, R119399.

'Testo raro, del 1772, caratteri in nero e in rosso, leggermente allentata la copertina, mancanze lungo i risguardi, macchie e fioriture lungo le prime ed ultime pagine, scritte di un precedente proprietario lungo l''ultima pagina bianca. Raro.' Pagine: 463 Peso: 1.

Catholicism (illustrateur). large 4to (208 x 339 mm). polished calfskin (early 18th century), six raised bands, red spine label with title in gilt in second compartment. (8), 400 pages. An unknown, yet very early, edition of the Roman Pontifical, being the Clement VIII version. Front hinge lightly worn. Head of spine lightly worn. First and last blanks present. Dampstaining affecting A1-B4. Light ownership inscriptions on the title page. An incredibly well-preserved copy of this handsome service book. Provenance: with the leather bookplate of Charles Kalbfleisch, whos collection of press books and fine printing was sold at auction in 1944 by Parke-Bernet after his death. Also, a second 19th century bookplate of Joseph Granville Stuart Goff. Printed in red and black throughout in two columns. Music notations in black on red four-line staves. Floriated woodcut initials throughout. The Roman Pontifical contains the rites of Bishops and is a Catholic liturgical book. Under Clement VIII (1536-1605) a standard version of this work was issued for the use of the entire Roman Rite, for the first time. polished calfskin (early 18th century), six raised bands, red spine label with title in gilt in second compartment.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. A late 16th century edition of the Roman Pontifical, for all Pontifical Ceremonies. This is the official and complete liturgy of the Roman Catholic Church, containing offices for ceremonies and rituals such as baptism, communion, confirmation, ordination, and more. There are numerous liturgical songs throughout in Latin, for the various ceremonies. This work is printed throughout in red and black, with musical notation, and numerous woodcut initials. One finely bound volume in folio, (8)+512+(4) pages This volume is in very good shape, with some rubbing and scuffing to the binding. There is minor foxing and staining throughout.

Hardcover. Etat : Good. A beautifully bound first edition of the pontifical resulting from the Council of Trent, which establishes the details of the rituals that only the bishops are authorized to celebrate. This is the official and complete liturgy of the Roman Catholic Church, containing offices for ceremonies and rituals such as as baptism, communion, confirmation, ordination, and more. There are numerous liturgical songs throughout in Latin, for the various ceremonies. This volume contains only the second and third parts of the work, and the general title page is lacking, which would only be present at the start of the first volume. This work is illustrated with numerous copperplate engravings, illustrating in particular the blessing ceremonies of a church and bells. The carefully executed binding (likely Italian), presents a large number of small figurative icons, from cherubs, sirens, dragons, urns, eagles, and lions, which highlight the main figure of the owner's coat of arms. The period binding is a beautiful garnet morocco, the boards richly adorned with a composition of golden fillet lines and additional designs. On note of provenance, this pontifical bears several: firstly, there is the binding of the bishop's arms for which this was originally bound for; then, there is an undated ex-libris inscription for the Congregation de la Mission in Beziers; then there is another ex-libris inscription dated 1833, for Philibert de Bruillard, bishop of Grenoble; and lastly an old stamp in the margin of the title bearing the initials "GS" framed against a cross. One volume in large folio, 281-538, 539-705 pages On note of condition, this volume is in good shape, with some rubbing and wear to the boards, and crease marks to the corners of the boards, as well as restorations to three of the corners. There is wear to the margins of the pages of the beginning. There is damp staining throughout, with some light soiling present.

Cloth. Etat : Very Good. None (illustrateur). A very scarce and well preserved Roman Pontifical, being the Clement VIII version. A lovely folio work, which is a piece of Catholic history. In the original Latin. The Roman Pontifical contains the rites of Bishops and is a Catholic liturgical book. Under Clement VIII (1536-1605) a standard version of this work was issued for the use of the entire Roman Rite, for the first time. Therefore, this is an early edition of this text. This work is in red and black, across two columns per page. There are several psalms, to which is printed the sheet music. In a lovely condition. Has been rebound without the endpapers. Rebound in a full calf binding. Externally, generally smart. Damp staining to the boards. Internally, firmly bound. Prior owner's contemporary inscription to the head of title page. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are slightly cockled. Pages are bright. Small worm hole to pages 70-236 only affecting the margin. Very Good. book.

[8] + 512 + [4] + [37] pp., with engraved title vignette & engraved printer's device on last recto page (p.512), with illustrated initials, printed on heavy paper, folio (39x25cm.), later (most probably 19th cy.) full red leather binding blind-tooled and with gilt decorations, tions, covers decorated with several gilt borders, corners and lower ends of boards bit rubbed and bumped, nice blind-tooled large border on the inner side of both boards, all edges gilt, front hinge fragile, text throughout in red and black, including some music for Gregorian chant in square four-line notation, text printed in two columns, text in Latin, text clean and bright except for some light staining and browning, good condition, weight: 4kg., [the last 37 pages contain: "Forma confirmationis et ordinum uni tantum conferendorum ex romano pontificali deprompta"], R96603.

[8] + 512 + [4] pp., with engraved title vignette (with arms of Clement VIII) & engraved printer's device on last recto, with illustrated initials, 35cm., later (most probably 19th cy.) full red leather binding, flat spine with gilt decorations, covers decorated with a broad gilt border (flower design), some minor staining on covers, corners bit rubbed and bumped, all edges gilt, text throughout in red and black, including some music scores for Gregorian chant, text in two columns, text in Latin, text clean and bright except for few and occasional light staining and browning, provenance: library stamp on blanco endpaper and handwritten ex-libris "Episcopatus Harlemensis" (= diocese of Haarlem, Netherlands), good condition, R96557.

Hardcover. Etat : poor to vg. First edition. Folio (15 1/4 x 10 3/4"). [8], 705, [1]pp. Contemporary gilt-stamped calf, with gold lettering and tooling to spine. Raised bands. Dentelles. Striking floral design painting to paper edges, with head of Christ on fore-edge. Engraved title by Francesco Villamena. Title page in red and black lettering, and highlighted in gold. Decorative initials and tailpiece. Dedication to Pope Clement VIII by M. Vestrius Barbianus, the Papal secretary. Printer's device on last page. Illustrated with no less than 156 magnificent hand-colored in-text engravings, this monumental work is the official and complete liturgy of the Roman Catholic Church. It contains the offices for sacramental and other sacred acts and ceremonies, such as baptism, communion, confirmation, ordination, matrimony, dedication of churches, altars, bells, benediction of crosses, sacred vestures, burials, coronations, etc. Also includes numerous liturgical motets in Latin for Masses, Te Deum, and other religious ceremonies. All the engravings, as well as the decorative initials and the printer's device at rear have been splendidly handcolored by a contemporary previous owner. Binding rubbed along edges. Covers detached, but present. Title page repaired and re-laid. The first 24 leaves are disbound. Pages 15 to 30 heavily sunned, with sporadic holes (thus partly affecting text and some illustrations). Minor to moderate age-toning along paper margin for the remaining pages. Text in Latin. Binding in overall poor, pages 15-30 in poor to fair, the remaining pages in good to very good condition.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. folio. pp. 4 p.l., 512, [2 leaves]. printed in red & black throughout in double columns. engraved frontis. (cut round & mounted) & engraved title vignette. woodcut ornaments & initials & woodcut printer's device at end. music in text. contemporary morocco, all edges gilt double-fillet panel border on covers with corner ornaments, another double-fillet border near edges, the spine with double-fillet horizonal lines at head & foot, 4 double-fillet vertical lines, the inner lines with corner ornaments (joints just starting, corners worn, covers with some stains & small patches wanting - a larger one filled in, spine with a few nicks, lacking front free-endpaper, upper & outer margins of title renewed, light dampstain to extreme outer edge of a few leaves, but overall an appealing copy, the interior in very good condition). The Pontifical contains the rites that a Bishop follows in the performance of his functions, including the conferring of confirmation and Holy Orders. This revision by Pope Clement VIII was first published in 1596.

Tagli dorati XIII + 602 p. 195x100 mm pregevole p.pelle cordonata coeva con tassello e fregi oro al dorso.

Antverpiae, (Antwerpen), ex typographia Plantiniana apud Viduam Balthasaris Moreti, 1707, 18 nn pp + 544 pp + 6 nn pp (index), titlepage with engraved vignette, printed in red and black throughout, cont. full calf, back gilt (binding worn). (Liturgical Plantin imprint).

Half-Leather. Etat : Fine. Half vellum with marbled boards, gilt title on red label with gilt lining to spine, some soiling to vellum and rubbing to boards, 508pp, internally fine. Text in Latin.

Nunc primùm Typis Plantinianis emendendatiùs recusum. 2°. [4] Bl., 512 S., [2] Bl. Titelvignette (Kupferst.). In Rot und Schwarz gedruckt mit zahlreichen Notendarstellungen. Lederband der Zeit. Contemporary vellum. Mit Gebrauchsspuren, einige Lagen etwas gelockert, Seite 8 mit Textausriß, einige hinterlegte Einriße. Page 8 with a tear and loss of text, some reinforced tears. Seltener Plantin Druck. A rare Plantin-Moretus Pontifical.

Bruxellis : typis Georgii Fricx, Sacrae Caesareae & Regiae Majestatis Catholicae Typographi. No date [ 1735 ]. First edition. Three volumes. 8vo. ( 178mm. ) Pp. xxiij, [1] 246 [2] :Plates [1] frontispiece ; [4] 469 [1] ; [2] 694 [4] last leaf ( ie. Yy2 ) is blank. All edges with a red wash. The engraved frontispiece is by Johan [ Baptist ] Betterham after Rich[ard] van Orley, all three volumes are adorned with many fresh engraved vignettes Contents exceptionally bright, clean, fresh, and tight. Contemporary French sprinkled calf over boards very lightly rubbed , the covers with an outer triple fillet gilt frame, the smooth spines with contrasting red and green title and volume labels, volume three chipped at the head. A near fine set of this practical guide to the Catholic practises and rituals performed during the pontificates of Clément VIII and Urbain VII.

Ac Urbani VIII jussu editum, nuper vero a Benedicto XIV recognitum & castigatum, et ad plurimum usum in commodiorem formam redactum. Frontespizio e testo stampato in rosso e nero, vignetta calcografata sul frontespizio. Esemplare perfetto totalmente coevo, freschissimo. Pergamena coeva, titolo in oro su pergamena, pp. 14nn, 461,5nn., in 8° p.

365x230mm, titre gravé, 3 ff. - 400 pages.- 3 ff., 1 bandeau, lettrines, partitions de chants liturgique, livre en latin, reliure plein veau marbré de l'époque avec ornementations et fleur de Lys dorés (dorrure passée) au dos à six nerfs. Plat encadrements et ornementations dorés avec au centre un écu avec au sommet une chapeau de cardinal et une devise latine inscrite sur un ruban : Non secundun factum (non selon l'apparence). Livre provenant de D. Nicolai Goubile, Decani Cameracén. Plat frotté. Charnière craquelées. Intérieur propre. Bel exemplaire. En cas de problème de commande, veuillez nous contacter via notre page d'accueil / If there is a problem with the order, please contact us via our homepage.

Etat : Good. Bon état. 400x250. 1664. MAROQUIN ROUGE. 187+32 pages. le prix de l'expédition en France comprends un sticker suivi France offert par la librairie Intégrité des textes ni surlignés ni commentaires en marges Livre d'occasion MAROQUIN ROUGE AUX ARMES DE EON DE CELY Laurent-Michel Eon de Cély. Blason :" D'argent au LION de SABLE" les CELY étaient originaires de Bretagne. Laurent-Michel Eon de Cély le fils de Michel Eon de La Baronnie (? 1780) officier aux Gardes françaises et de son épouse Marie-Thérèse Dorothée de Faudoas nait dans la paroisse Saint-Sauveur de Bayeux. Tonsuré dès le 3 mars 1747 il est pourvu en 1756 comme seigneur-prieur commendataire du prieuré de La Valette-lès-Toulon dont il se démet en 1786. Il devient le vicaire général de l'évêque d'Autun Yves Alexandre de Marbeuf. Il est désigné comme évêque d'Apt en 1778 confirmé le 14 décembre et consacré en janvier 1779 à Issy. Dans son diocèse il supprime le séminaire et introduit le Bréviaire parisien. En 1788 il reçoit en commende l'abbaye Saint-Memmie dans le diocèse de Chalons. Lors de la Révolution française il émigre dès le 24 août 1789 en Italie il arrive à Rome en octobre où il s'adonne à l'étude des antiquités. Après la signature du Concordat de 1801 il se démet le 11 novembre 1801 entre les mains du pape de son évêché qui a été supprimé par la Constitution civile du clergé et rentre en France. Il se fixe alors à Marseille où il meurt le 16 décembre 18152. Les plats ont des traces d'usures discrètes frottements sur les coins aussi qui ne sont pas cornés mais aussi avec des frottements sur la peau au dos en bas une coloration plus foncé (vieillesse de la peau) sans dommage. 6 nerfs sur le dos ornés dans les caissons du Lion du Blason de l'Evêque titres et fleurons dorés. Blason :" D'argent au lion de sable" les Cely étaient originaires de Bretagne. Impression en rouge et noir sur 2 col. texte encadré de filets. Nombreuses gravures et grandes capitales gr.s.c.; culs de lampes gr.s.b ill. musique (plain-chant) in-f° (36 cm) Titre en rouge et noir à encadrement gravé signé Mich van Lochom Au colophon : « Sumptibus Sebastiani Cramoisy Gabrielis Cramoisy Georgii Iosse Dionysii Bechet Guillelmi Le Bé Sebastiani Huré Gabrielis & Nicolai Clopeiau Simeonis Piget Petri Le Petit Vudovici Billaine Godefridi Marcher Federici Leonard & Ioannis Dupuis. » La page de droite à la cuve au début de l'ouvrage a un manque de papier en haut à droite et celle de gauche a une coloration foncée le log et en haut et en bas de ses bordures sans gravité. Les pages "De Clerico facindo" II 12 13 et 14 ont un décrochage discret de la charnière et sont décalées mais sans être arrachées ni sans dommage pour les textes et le papier .Il faudra les consolider à la charnière. La page 53/54 a une décoloration sur le long du texte une coulure de bougie? Là aussi le texte est lisible. Toutes les gravures ornements dans les textes partitions sont en excellent état. Les pages 27 28 et 29(Gij-H Hij ) et la page FINIS ONT UNE TRACE DE DECOLORATION en bas des coins des pages. Ouvrage au papier un peu jauni selon les pages Ouvrage solide et témoignage du passé Ecclésiastique de l'Evêque d'Apt et de sa pratique. LE PRIX COMPRENDS L'EXPEDITION EN COLISSIMO CONTRE SIGNATURE. Pour une expédition à l'international demander le tarif. Good.

Full-Leather. Etat : Good. Book is in G condition bound in original full leather binding. Book has rubbing to edges and covers, bumping to spine ends, head of spine chipped, slight crack down length of spine, owner's sticker & pencil writing to FFE. Text block has been exposed to moisture as it has become bloated and wavy, but no evidence of water stains are present. Binding is still solid.; 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

Ottimo stato generale di conservazione (22) + 552 + 54 p. 153x93 mm p.pelle ottocentesca titoli e fregi oro a dorso e piatti.

3 Bde. 4 Bll., 428 S.; 4 Bll., 400 S.; 4 Bll., 306 S., 29 Bll. (Index). Erste Ausgabe dieses von Giuseppe Catalani (Catalanus) kommentierten Pontifikale Romanum. - Giuseppe Catalani (Catalano, Catalanus) was a Roman liturgist of the eighteenth century, member of the Oratory of San Girolamo della Carita (Hieronymite), famous for his correct editions of the chief liturgical books of the Roman Church, which are still in habitual use, and which he enriched with scholarly commentaries illustrative of the history, rubrics, and canon law of the Roman Liturgy. Among these are the "Pontificale Romanum" (3 vols. in fol., Rome, 1738-40, reprinted at Paris, 1850; re-edited by Muhlbauer, Augsburg, 1878), with a learned introduction and notes, and based on the best manuscripts. - Titel recto und verso gestempelt. Leicht gebräunt und vereinezlt leicht fleckig. Buchblöcke minimal angerochen. Exlibris. *** *** Copyright: Matthaeus TRUPPE Buchhandlung & Antiquariat - Stubenberggasse 7 - A-8010 Graz - ++43 (0)316 - 829552 *** *** Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 6000 Gr.-4°. Pgmt. der Zeit mit Rückenschild (etw. fleckig und bestoßen).

Folio. 4 Bl., 512 S., 2 Bl. Mit gestoch. Frontispiz u. gestoch. Titelvignette. Ldrbd d. Zeit (Einbd beschabt, fleckig u. bestoßen, Rücken eingerissen u. mit Fehlstellen, Gelenke gelockert, durchgehend - teilw. stärker - braunfleckig u. gebrauchsspurig, einige Bl. gelockert u. mit Randläsuren, einige Bl. mit teils hinterlegten Einrissen im Bund, 2 Bl. mit Tesafilm geklebt, Frontispiz bis an den Bildrand beschnitten). Text- und Noten durchgehend zweispaltig in rot und schwarz gedruckt mit einigen hübschen Holzschnitt-Initialen mit kirchlichen Motiven.- Vorsatz und Titel wachsfleckig und mit Schenkungsvermerk für bzw. Besitzvermerk der St. Michaeliskirche in Erlau (Eger in Ungarn, Agriensis) von 1702 bzw. 1741. la.

Bruxellis, Georgii Fricx, (1735). 8vo. Cont. blindtooled vellum. * Engr. frontispiece, XXIII, 694 pp. Clasps gone, stamp on first titlepage, some staining in the first pages of the preface. Back damaged due to missing clasp. Otherwise a good and fine copy, with numerous engravings of liturgical scenes, by Richard van Orly (1663-1732), all in perfect condition.

. 17 cm. 7 h., 571 pág., 2 h. Grab. Xilográfico en la portada. Texto y portada a dos tintas, capitales ilustradas, culs-de-lampe. Enc. piel, hierros dorados, cierres, cortes dorados. Lomera muy fatigada con ligera pérdida de piel. Ligera señal de óxido. * Catolicismo. Liturgias. Catolicismo. Liturgias.

In 12? (mm 105x180), pagg. 466, testo in rosso e nero, legatura in percallina nera editoriale, tagli a spruzzo marmorizzati. Ottimo esemplare.

Etat : Bon. Livre 1663, Joannem Henault, in-12 plein cuir rouge de 632 page, titrage et décors dorés sur le dos et les plats, tranches dorées, lettre manuscrite de 8 pages ajoutée à la reliure en début d'ouvrage datée de 1845, cachet de cire sur la dernière page. Pontificale romanum Clementis VIII, primum, nnunc denvo, urbani VIII, auctoritate recognitum. | Etat : bon état, coiffe supérieure abîmée, accroc sur le haut du dos, pages jaunies (Ref.: ref88292). Livre.