Sylvester Mazzolini, Venedig - Avrea Rosa - 1569
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A two-volume Latin-language lot comprising Avrea Rosa by Sylvester Mazzolini (Venice, Giacomo Sansovino, 1569), 800 pages, parchment binding, and Didacus a S. Antonio’s Actuarium enchiridii scripturistici sive tomus IV, printed in Madrid in 1759, calf leather binding with red crest, 20 x 14.5 cm, Latin, with about 538 pages.
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Sylvester Mazzolini (1456/1457–1527)
Avrea Rosa R. P. F. Silvestri De Prierio Pedemontani ... :Videlicet Clarissima Expositio super Euangelia totius anni, de tempore & de sanctis. Venice, Giacomo Sansovino (Iacomo Sanfouino), 1569.
8° (21.7 x 15.7 cm), 800 pages. Numerous woodcut initials in the text. The title image is bound as a facsimile. Paper loss at lower right corner from the beginning to page 35. Good antique condition, internally clean. Half-sheepskin binding of the 19th century.
Sylvester Mazzolini, in Italian Silvestro Mazzolini da Prierio, in Latin Sylvester Prierias (1456/1457–1527), was a Dominican theologian, born in Priero, Piedmont; he died in Rome. Prierias came to be killed when the imperial troops entered the city and caused the Sack of Rome.
Prierias is regarded as the first theologian to publicly attack Martin Luther's teachings in his writings. Johann Tetzel's writings against the Reformator are described by Jacques Échard as scattered pages (folia volitantia), and Mazzolini emerges as the first advocate of the Roman popes against Luther. Luther replied to Mazzolinis' arguments, after which he published counter-arguments, and a regular controversy arose between the two.
Rosa aurea (Bologna, 1510) a commentary on the Gospels of the year.
Publication context: The work was published in 1510 in Bologna and predates his most famous work, the Summa Summarum (also known as Sylvestrina), which became a standard encyclopedia of theology of that time.
Rosa aurea is often counted among his main works along with his theological, astronomical, and controversial writings.
Addendum:
the Apocalypse commentary by Diego de San Antonio (in 2 parts)
Didacus a S. Antonio O.Carm Actuarium enchiridii scripturistici sive tomus IV in duas partes divisus, cujus prima pars complectitur paulinas epistolas et canonicas, seconda vero pars apocalypsim.
Madrid, Antonius Perez de Soto, 1759
Leather binding of the period, spine with red label, gold decoration. Corners bumped. Interior clean, no damp stains.
3, 538, 1 pp., 8°, 20 x 14.5 cm. Language: Latin. Rare Madrid imprint
Weight 1500 g
Sylvester Mazzolini (1456/1457–1527)
Avrea Rosa R. P. F. Silvestri De Prierio Pedemontani ... :Videlicet Clarissima Expositio super Euangelia totius anni, de tempore & de sanctis. Venice, Giacomo Sansovino (Iacomo Sanfouino), 1569.
8° (21.7 x 15.7 cm), 800 pages. Numerous woodcut initials in the text. The title image is bound as a facsimile. Paper loss at lower right corner from the beginning to page 35. Good antique condition, internally clean. Half-sheepskin binding of the 19th century.
Sylvester Mazzolini, in Italian Silvestro Mazzolini da Prierio, in Latin Sylvester Prierias (1456/1457–1527), was a Dominican theologian, born in Priero, Piedmont; he died in Rome. Prierias came to be killed when the imperial troops entered the city and caused the Sack of Rome.
Prierias is regarded as the first theologian to publicly attack Martin Luther's teachings in his writings. Johann Tetzel's writings against the Reformator are described by Jacques Échard as scattered pages (folia volitantia), and Mazzolini emerges as the first advocate of the Roman popes against Luther. Luther replied to Mazzolinis' arguments, after which he published counter-arguments, and a regular controversy arose between the two.
Rosa aurea (Bologna, 1510) a commentary on the Gospels of the year.
Publication context: The work was published in 1510 in Bologna and predates his most famous work, the Summa Summarum (also known as Sylvestrina), which became a standard encyclopedia of theology of that time.
Rosa aurea is often counted among his main works along with his theological, astronomical, and controversial writings.
Addendum:
the Apocalypse commentary by Diego de San Antonio (in 2 parts)
Didacus a S. Antonio O.Carm Actuarium enchiridii scripturistici sive tomus IV in duas partes divisus, cujus prima pars complectitur paulinas epistolas et canonicas, seconda vero pars apocalypsim.
Madrid, Antonius Perez de Soto, 1759
Leather binding of the period, spine with red label, gold decoration. Corners bumped. Interior clean, no damp stains.
3, 538, 1 pp., 8°, 20 x 14.5 cm. Language: Latin. Rare Madrid imprint
Weight 1500 g
Details
Number of Books
2
Subject
Religion
Book Title
Avrea Rosa
Author/ Illustrator
Sylvester Mazzolini, Venedig
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1569
Height
21.7 cm
Edition
Subsequent edition
Width
15.7 cm
Language
Latin
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Giacomo Sansovino
Binding/ Material
Vellum
Number of pages
800
