Sancti Augustini - Opuscula quædam selecta. - 1673

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Opuscula quædam selecta by Sancti Augustini, a Latin leather-bound book of 447 pages in two bound books with continuous pagination, 1st Edition Thus, published in Lyon by Joannis Certe in 1673.

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Full title: "Opuscula quædam selecta. Hunc legat omnis qui salutem æternam adipisci desiderat, humiliter orans"

First Lyon edition. Much rarer than the earlier edition.

Full leather binding. Moderate rubbing to the boards and edges, with loss to the corner of the front board. Gilt decoration to the spine is somewhat rubbed. Chipping to the head and tail of the spine. Label is lacking.

The binding is a little shaken to the front hinge, and the top board stays open as a result. Front end paper is half loose. Title page has attractive vignette to the centre.

Printed in two books bound together, with separate titles but continuous pagination. Text is in Latin, and pages are in good condition, with just a few tiny foxing spots.

[16], 443 [i.e. 447]. pages. Signatures: a⁸ A-S¹² T⁶ V⁴. - The last two leaves are blank. Page numbers are repeated p. 263-264 and p. 441-442. - Initials and friezes.

Also contains: Epistle 105. to Sixtum; Epistle 106. to Bonifacium; Epistle 107. to Vitalem; Liber de gratia et libero arbitrio; De correptione et gratia; Ad Prosperum et Hilerium liber primus [-secundus]; Contra Pelagium & Celestium de Gratia Christi, liber primus; And two epistles, one by D. Prosperi, the other Hilarii ad Augustinum.

15.5 x 9cm.

Conforms to WorldCat / OCLC: 1403661064 (apart from a final 5 pages of adverts). Complete regarding the book. Only one library holding (University of Torino).

Seller's Story

We are professional booksellers based in France, and have been members of ILAB for many years. We currently hold full membership of SLAM, as well as other organisations. We also sell at fairs and markets across Europe. We are often found at brocantes and marches, searching for books and prints. We are also always interested in acquiring new stock from individuals, so if you have books or prints to sell, do get in touch. We are proud to purchase biodegradable packaging and materials. Where possible, all of our book wrap and tape are compostable or re-cyclable. If you do receive any plastic bubble wrap from us - it is because we are re-using items we have received.

Full title: "Opuscula quædam selecta. Hunc legat omnis qui salutem æternam adipisci desiderat, humiliter orans"

First Lyon edition. Much rarer than the earlier edition.

Full leather binding. Moderate rubbing to the boards and edges, with loss to the corner of the front board. Gilt decoration to the spine is somewhat rubbed. Chipping to the head and tail of the spine. Label is lacking.

The binding is a little shaken to the front hinge, and the top board stays open as a result. Front end paper is half loose. Title page has attractive vignette to the centre.

Printed in two books bound together, with separate titles but continuous pagination. Text is in Latin, and pages are in good condition, with just a few tiny foxing spots.

[16], 443 [i.e. 447]. pages. Signatures: a⁸ A-S¹² T⁶ V⁴. - The last two leaves are blank. Page numbers are repeated p. 263-264 and p. 441-442. - Initials and friezes.

Also contains: Epistle 105. to Sixtum; Epistle 106. to Bonifacium; Epistle 107. to Vitalem; Liber de gratia et libero arbitrio; De correptione et gratia; Ad Prosperum et Hilerium liber primus [-secundus]; Contra Pelagium & Celestium de Gratia Christi, liber primus; And two epistles, one by D. Prosperi, the other Hilarii ad Augustinum.

15.5 x 9cm.

Conforms to WorldCat / OCLC: 1403661064 (apart from a final 5 pages of adverts). Complete regarding the book. Only one library holding (University of Torino).

Seller's Story

We are professional booksellers based in France, and have been members of ILAB for many years. We currently hold full membership of SLAM, as well as other organisations. We also sell at fairs and markets across Europe. We are often found at brocantes and marches, searching for books and prints. We are also always interested in acquiring new stock from individuals, so if you have books or prints to sell, do get in touch. We are proud to purchase biodegradable packaging and materials. Where possible, all of our book wrap and tape are compostable or re-cyclable. If you do receive any plastic bubble wrap from us - it is because we are re-using items we have received.

Details

Number of books
1
Subject
Religion
Book title
Opuscula quædam selecta.
Author/ Illustrator
Sancti Augustini
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1673
Height
155 mm
Edition
1st Edition Thus
Width
90 mm
Language
Latin
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Lugduni [Lyon]: Joannis Certe
Binding/ Material
Leather
Number of pages
447
FranceVerified
922
Objects sold
98.98%
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