Opera omnia quae extant. Eiusdem vita. Scholia incerti authoris in librum de Ecclesiastica Hierarchia. Quae omnia nunc primum à Ioachimo Perionio Benedicto Coermoeriaceni, Henrici Gallorum Regis interprete, conversa sunt. Hisce accessere ... D. Ignatii atque Polycarpi epistolae ...
by DIONYSIUS AREOPAGITA
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Cologne, Maternus Cholinus, 1557. With numerous historiated woodcut initials. 14 unn. leaves, 271 num. leaves, 1 unn. leaf, 1 blank. Small 8vo. Contemp. red stained vellum, ms. paper spine label, gauffered edges (gash of about 1 cm in lower spine and lower cover). Cologne, Maternus Cholinus, 1557. (Bound with:) SCHOEPPER, Jacob. Institutiones Christianae, praecipuaque doctrina summa, Concionibus aliquot succinctis iuxta ac Catholicis comprehensa...8 unn. leaves, 191 num. leaves, 1 unn. leaf. Cologne, Maternus Cholinus & Jacobus Soterem, 1555. Ad I: The Corpus Areopagiticum, comprising the tracts on Celestial Hierarchy, on the Divine Names, on Ecclesiastical Hierarchy, on Mystical Theology, and various letters, ascribed over the centuries to various authors, composed in the 5th century. The present new Latin translation is the work of the erudite French theologian Joachim Perion (1499-1559), first published in 1556. The influence of these writings on medieval scholastics was enormous, Albertus Magnus, Thomas Aquinas, Bonaventura, Marsilius Ficino, Pico della Mirandola, and many more relied on them. The background is Christian as well as neo-Platonic, aiming at a synthesis of the two views. - VD 16 D 1851; Index aurel. 153.982; Hoefer XXXIX, 614. Ad II: First edition of these catechetical sermons by the eminent theologian Jacob Schoepper (born c. 1512-1516, died 1554), from Dortmund. They were published posthumously by his friend Johann Lambach. Schoepper was an exponent of a line of reformed catholicism, focussing on education; to this purpose he also wrote biblical plays to be performed at grammar schools. - Old ms. inscription on title dated 1683, some light browning. - VD 16 S 3779. RELIGION / THEOLOGY ;
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- Opera omnia quae extant. Eiusdem vita. Scholia incerti authoris in librum de Ecclesiastica Hierarchia. Quae omnia nunc primum à Ioachimo Perionio Benedicto Coermoeriaceni, Henrici Gallorum Regis interprete, conversa sunt. Hisce accessere ... D. Ignatii atque Polycarpi epistolae ...
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- Cologne, Maternus Cholinus
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- 1557
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