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Nabu Press, 2011-10-05. Paperback. Good.

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Nabu Press, 2012-05-13. Paperback. Good.

Paris,Parisiis, typis Barbou,1778. Ein schmucker Band, selten komplett wie hier. Oberer Rücken auf ca 3 Zentimeter abgelöst. Stempel auf Titel u. Vorsatz . Jedes der 4 Bücher mit einem gestochenen Frontispiz.. Originalkarton.

Avenione (Avignon): Antonii Aubanel edition and date unknown, but 18th century, in contemporary calf worn and rubbed, lacking label, yet strong and the joints secure, internally very good, engraved vignette title page, pages xxxii, 528. An uncommon edition of one of the best-known Christian books of devotion. Text is in Latin.. Full-Leather. Very Good/No Jacket. 48mo - over 3" - 4" tall.

Libreria Editrice Vaticana, 1982. Paperback. New. In Latin, with preface, introduction and notes in Italian. 1982 Libr. Ed. Vaticana, Impr. (Vatican City), 6 3/4 x 9 3/8 inches tall paperbound in blue color pictorial covers, xxvii, 369 pp. A new copy, still sealed in publisher's clear wrap, which is lightly soiled. A new, fine copy - clean, bright and unmarked - of this scarce critical edition of the manuscript of The Imitation of Christ, one of Christendom's most beloved devotional works. ~SP01~ [2.0P] In Latin, with preface, introduction and notes in Italian. Fr. Tiburzio Lupo's critical edition of De Imitatione Christi (The Imitation of Christ), first written by Catholic monk Thomas Kempis (circa 1380-1471) as four separate books completed between 1420 and 1427, at Mount Saint Agnes monastery, in the town of Windesheim, located in what is now the Netherlands. He wrote these works for the instruction of novices of his Augustinian monastic order, followers of Geert Groote's… Read More

Coloniae [Köln]: Henricum Noethen, 1757. Hardcover. Very Good -. [24], 670, [8] p., frontispiece; 15 cm. Signatures: [dagger]-2[dagger]12 A-2D12 2E-2F6 2G4 (12mo). Contemporary specked paper over boards; later dark brown cloth repair of spine. Small label with printed "P" at head of spine. All page edges red. Title page in red and black. Frontispiece has caption in German: "Thomae Von Kempen Vier Bücher Von der Nachfolgung Christi." Small bookplate on front fixed endpaper reading: "Ex Biblioth. Domus. Congr. SS. Redempt. ad St. Alphons. Baltimor." Small stamp on title page verso reading: "Bibliotheca Mt. St. Alphonsus Esopus, N.Y." Former owner's name on front free endpaper: "Georg Ruland." In Very Good- Condition: binding rubbed; joints starting to separate; upper corner of a few pages creased; clean and tight.

Parisiis - Paris: Apud Fratres Guerin, 1727 Book. Fair. Full-Leather. [ii], iv, 381, [11] pages. In old full leather binding but this is torn and damaged at the foot of the spine. Small paper label with ink number at the foot of the spine. Bookplate of William Fraser Esqr of Fraserfield to the front pastedown, this covers the remains of an earlier bookplate. Thinning to the front free end paper. Ink and pencil notes to the front and rear free end papers including an ownership inscription - Quae amissa salva ex libris Kintore 1727. Ink owner's name - H.D. Forbes - to the title page. Some pencil notes to the margins throughout..

Paris, Apud Méquignon Juniorum, Apud Méquignon Juniorum, 1823. 12mo (11x6 cm). Contemporary darkred morocco, spine gilt, covers with gilt border (gilt faded; corners sl. dam.); marbled endpapers, interior dentelle. (iv),x,274 pp. incl. engraved title. (some small spots; paper partly soiled; of upper margin outer corner of 2 quires dam.). - Nevertheless a charming miniature book from the library of J. A. Faivre, with his engraved exlibris pasted in. Printed with extreme small type.

Macmillan / Williams & Norgate, 1867. ~Fine pale brown cloth over bevelled boards. Black, red and gilt decoration to front board. All edges gilt. Bookplate of John Richard Green to inside front board. Endpapers uncracked at gutters. Rubricated title page. Pictorial decorated frame to each page. Top of spine slightly frayed. ~Robust packaging. Overseas tracking available on request.. Hardback. Very Good+. viii, 346pp. Binding sound, text unmarked.

Paris: Frederici Leonard, 1697. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. 32mo. Bound in contemporary smooth calf. Split front hinge. Gilt ruled spine compartments. Engraved vignette on title. 479, [8] pages. Contemporary manuscript notes on front end page. Marbled end pages. De Backer 304.

THOMAE A KEMPIS CANONICI REGULARIS ORDINIS S. AUGUSTINI. DE IMITATIONE CHRISTI. LIBRI QUATUOR. Recensiti ad fidem autographi Anni MCCCCXLI. Cum Vita ejusdem Thomae Per Heribertum Rosweydum Societatis Jesu. Bassani, MDCCLX [1760] Sumptibus Remondinianis. Superiorum Permissu. 12º De 11,6x6,4 cm. com 312 págs. Encadernação da época inteira de pele, um pouco cansada e descolada. Ilustrado com gravura. Assinatura de posse coêva de Fr. Francisco de S. Bento, em posição invertida na última folha de guarda e assinatura de posse recente de M.H. Costa Dias no verso da gravura.  Bela edição de formato pequeno impressa na cidade italiana de Bassano del Grappa. A Imitação de Cristo, um dos mais célebres tratados espirituais da mística do norte da Alemanha, geralmente atribuído a Tomás de Kempis. M-1-D-3

Sumpt. Petri Valfray, 1694-01-01. Leather Bound. Good. In Latin. 1694 Sumpt. Petri Valfray (Lyon, France), 2 1/2 x 4 1/2 inches tall x 1 inch thicvk full leather bound, four raised bands and gilt decoration and lttring to spine, full working fore-edge clasp, all page edges red, engraved title page, [20], 350, [12] pp. Lacking blank rear free-endpaper, but an otherwise complete copy. Slight soiling and moderate to heavy rubbing and edgewear to covers. Chipping to leather on front cover, spine caps and tips. Very slight tearing to top edge of title page at gutter. Slight soiling and foxing to title page. Otherwise, a clean, bright and unmarked copy. ~KM5~ [1.0P] The renowned Horstius translation of a Kempis' Imitation of Christ, in its original Latin. Jacob Merlo Horstius (1597-1644), born in Horst, Holland, from whence he derives his name, was a prominent doctor of theology known as an effective preacher at the Lyskirchen in Cologne, where he served as pastor. In addition to this influential edit… Read More