Matthiae Fabri - Opus Concionum Tripartitum Matthiae Fabri. Editio tertia, correctior & auction... - 1643





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Opus Concionum Tripartitum Matthiae Fabri, a Latin, late 17th‑century triad of sermons edited as the third edition, bound in full leather and measuring 33 by 22 cm, comprising 787 pages with clasps and a worn, raised‑band binding.
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Matthieu Fabri
Tripartite work of sermons by Matthiae Fabri, licentiate of sacred theology, parish priest of Neoforensis, and Visitator of the Upper Palatinate across the Diocese of Aichstadian, now of the Society of Jesus, with detailed instructions on each Gospel. Summer Part. Fourth edition, more correct and enlarged; to which the previous indices have been supplemented by the author with a new list of the Sacred Scripture passages contained throughout the work, more comprehensive and precise, and the conclusion of Volume III.
Antwerp, at Guilielmum Lesteens, 1643.
33 x 22 cm, 7 ff. 787 pp. and 15 ff. A volume bound in full calf from the period, with raised bands on the spine, boards decorated in blind, with clasps (some loose). The binding is worn, the spine faded, with scuffs and epidermis loss, as well as stains and marginal wormholes.
Average condition.
Matthieu Fabri
Tripartite work of sermons by Matthiae Fabri, licentiate of sacred theology, parish priest of Neoforensis, and Visitator of the Upper Palatinate across the Diocese of Aichstadian, now of the Society of Jesus, with detailed instructions on each Gospel. Summer Part. Fourth edition, more correct and enlarged; to which the previous indices have been supplemented by the author with a new list of the Sacred Scripture passages contained throughout the work, more comprehensive and precise, and the conclusion of Volume III.
Antwerp, at Guilielmum Lesteens, 1643.
33 x 22 cm, 7 ff. 787 pp. and 15 ff. A volume bound in full calf from the period, with raised bands on the spine, boards decorated in blind, with clasps (some loose). The binding is worn, the spine faded, with scuffs and epidermis loss, as well as stains and marginal wormholes.
Average condition.

