Concordantiae Bibliorum Sacrorum Vulgatae Editionis - 1687

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Concordantiae Bibliorum Sacrorum Vulgatae Editionis by Hugo von Saint-Cher is a Latin Bible concordance printed in Lyon in 1687 by Typographia Petri Valfray, bound in leather, about 28 x 20 cm with 1028 pages in mixed condition.

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Title:

Concordantia Bibliorum Sacrorum Vulgatae Editionis

Author / Editor:
Hugo von Saint-Cher (Hugonis Cardinalis)

Place / Publisher / Year:

Lugduni (Lyon), Ex Typographia Petri Valfray (1687)

Format / Size:
(ca. 28x20 cm)

Collation (Extent):
4°: [12] S., 1028 S.

Description:

This is an antiquarian Latin Bible concordance from the year 1687, printed in Lyon (Lugduni) by the publisher Petrus Valfray. The monumental work in large-Quarto format (4°) is based on the corrected edition of the Vulgate Bible (under Pope Sixtus V.). The shown exemplar includes:

Half-title: Plain preliminary title before the main text.
Main title page: Elaborate Baroque printing in red and black with a copper-engraved vignette (motto: „Sed coelo vera corona manet“).
Content & Structure: Contains the royal French printing privilege (Privilege du Roy) and an extremely dense, three-column typeset from page 1 to 1028.

Condition:

(Binding): Damaged with clear signs of aging. The contemporary leather spine and covers are heavily worn, rubbed, and show leather losses (especially at corners and edges). The binding, however, remains structurally stable.
Interior (Text block): In very good condition. The complete internal contents are clean, firm and stable. There are no notable damages, cracks, or text losses.
Short catalog summary:
Exterior damaged (age-typical leather flaws), interior in very good and clean preserved condition.

Title:

Concordantia Bibliorum Sacrorum Vulgatae Editionis

Author / Editor:
Hugo von Saint-Cher (Hugonis Cardinalis)

Place / Publisher / Year:

Lugduni (Lyon), Ex Typographia Petri Valfray (1687)

Format / Size:
(ca. 28x20 cm)

Collation (Extent):
4°: [12] S., 1028 S.

Description:

This is an antiquarian Latin Bible concordance from the year 1687, printed in Lyon (Lugduni) by the publisher Petrus Valfray. The monumental work in large-Quarto format (4°) is based on the corrected edition of the Vulgate Bible (under Pope Sixtus V.). The shown exemplar includes:

Half-title: Plain preliminary title before the main text.
Main title page: Elaborate Baroque printing in red and black with a copper-engraved vignette (motto: „Sed coelo vera corona manet“).
Content & Structure: Contains the royal French printing privilege (Privilege du Roy) and an extremely dense, three-column typeset from page 1 to 1028.

Condition:

(Binding): Damaged with clear signs of aging. The contemporary leather spine and covers are heavily worn, rubbed, and show leather losses (especially at corners and edges). The binding, however, remains structurally stable.
Interior (Text block): In very good condition. The complete internal contents are clean, firm and stable. There are no notable damages, cracks, or text losses.
Short catalog summary:
Exterior damaged (age-typical leather flaws), interior in very good and clean preserved condition.

Details

Number of books
1
Book title
Concordantiae Bibliorum Sacrorum Vulgatae Editionis
Condition
Mixed / Multiple
Publication year oldest item
1687
Publication year youngest item
1687
Height
28 cm
Width
20 cm
Language
Latin
Publisher
Typographia Petri Valfray, Lugduni
Binding/ Material
Leather
Number of pages
1028
GermanyVerified
29
Objects sold
100%
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