Martini Schoockii (Martin Schoock / Martin Schock) - Liber de bonis vulgo Ecclesiasticis dictis - 1651

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Liber de bonis vulgo Ecclesiasticis dictis by Martini Schoockii (Martin Schoock) is a scarce 17th‑century Latin scholarly treatise on ecclesiastical property rights, canons in Utrecht, church–state relations and the Reformation history in the Low Countries, published in Groningen by Joannem Nicolai in a subsequent edition, with leather binding, 1 page, in good condition.

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Scarce 17th-century scholarly treatise by the prominent Dutch polymath Martinus Schoockius. This work explores ecclesiastical property rights, canons (specifically in Utrecht), church-state relations, and the history of the Reformation in the Low Countries.

Scarce 17th-century scholarly treatise by the prominent Dutch polymath Martinus Schoockius. This work explores ecclesiastical property rights, canons (specifically in Utrecht), church-state relations, and the history of the Reformation in the Low Countries.

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Number of books
1
Subject
Philosophy, Politics, Religion
Book title
Liber de bonis vulgo Ecclesiasticis dictis
Author/ Illustrator
Martini Schoockii (Martin Schoock / Martin Schock)
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1651
Edition
Subsequent edition
Language
Latin
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Groningae, Joannem Nicolai
Binding/ Material
Leather
Number of pages
1
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
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Objects sold
Private

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