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La vie de Saint Estienne evesque de Dye, anonymous author, 1st edition in French from circa 1690, leather binding, 190 pages, 15.5 × 9 cm, in good condition.

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The Life of Saint Stephen, Bishop of Die. Grenoble, J. Verdier, sd [circa 1690] / Translation of the letter written by the Archbishop of Vienna and by his suffragan bishops to Gregory IX for the canonization of Saint Stephen found in the archives of the Bishopric of Die. Grenoble, J. Verdier, sd [circa 1690], 190 pp. [continuous pagination]

One volume in-12 (155x90 mm), full calf, back with raised bands (binding of the period). Wear and rubbing on the boards and spine, joints partially split, loss on the upper part of the back, tail cap shaved, missing pp. 79-80 with loss of a few words. Rare foxing.

Life of Saint Stephen of Die drawn from Laurentius Surius and from a manuscript found in the archives of the bishopric of Die, with the translation of a letter written by an Archbishop of Vienna and by the suffragan bishops to Gregory IX for the canonization of this Saint.

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The Life of Saint Stephen, Bishop of Die. Grenoble, J. Verdier, sd [circa 1690] / Translation of the letter written by the Archbishop of Vienna and by his suffragan bishops to Gregory IX for the canonization of Saint Stephen found in the archives of the Bishopric of Die. Grenoble, J. Verdier, sd [circa 1690], 190 pp. [continuous pagination]

One volume in-12 (155x90 mm), full calf, back with raised bands (binding of the period). Wear and rubbing on the boards and spine, joints partially split, loss on the upper part of the back, tail cap shaved, missing pp. 79-80 with loss of a few words. Rare foxing.

Life of Saint Stephen of Die drawn from Laurentius Surius and from a manuscript found in the archives of the bishopric of Die, with the translation of a letter written by an Archbishop of Vienna and by the suffragan bishops to Gregory IX for the canonization of this Saint.

Seller's Story

Delivery in person possible in Paris
Translated by Google Translate

Details

Number of books
1
Subject
Religion
Book title
La vie de Saint Estienne evesque de Dye
Author/ Illustrator
[Anonyme]
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1690
Height
15.5 cm
Edition
1st Edition
Width
9 cm
Language
French
Original language
Yes
Binding/ Material
Leather
Number of pages
190
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Objects sold
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