Conradi Schlvsselbvrgii - SCHLÜSSELBURG (Conrad). Ca. Haereticorum (1598-1605). Pleine peau de porc d'époque AUX ARMES ET - 1598-1605

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Conradi Schlvsselbvrgii’s *Ca. Haereticorum* is a Latin religious and historical work comprising two volumes bound together, published between 1598 and 1605 and containing 1,066 pages.

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Book with princely coats of arms.
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This iron is the official monogram of Prince Frederick IV of the Palatinate (Friedrich IV. von der Pfalz), also nicknamed “Frederick the Just” (1574–1610).

This book originally formed part of the prestigious Palatine Library or the private court collection in Heidelberg, before being dispersed (probably during the Thirty Years' War which devastated the region a few years later, in 1622) and ending centuries later in the modern collection of W. Oppermann.

On the top cover: The sovereign’s personal cipher (the great monogram “F” beneath the Elector Prince’s crown, surrounded by palms)
1. On the bottom cover: The complete heraldic arms (the state heraldic shield) of the prince’s domain.

Presence of an ex libris The Collector: W. Oppermann
It dates from the 1900s–1940s and it was a researcher of German nationality, subject to...

Book comprising two volumes bound together 1598 and 1605.
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- the Fourth Book (Liber Quartus), devoted to refuting the Antinomians (In quo Antinomorum veterum & recentium argumenta repetuntur & refutantur

Catalogi Haereticorum, Liber Quintus. This fifth book is devoted to refuting the arguments of the Synergists (In quo Synergistarvm argvmenta repetvntvr & refvtantvr).

Book 1 347 pages scanned
Book 2 719 " "

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Book with princely coats of arms.
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This iron is the official monogram of Prince Frederick IV of the Palatinate (Friedrich IV. von der Pfalz), also nicknamed “Frederick the Just” (1574–1610).

This book originally formed part of the prestigious Palatine Library or the private court collection in Heidelberg, before being dispersed (probably during the Thirty Years' War which devastated the region a few years later, in 1622) and ending centuries later in the modern collection of W. Oppermann.

On the top cover: The sovereign’s personal cipher (the great monogram “F” beneath the Elector Prince’s crown, surrounded by palms)
1. On the bottom cover: The complete heraldic arms (the state heraldic shield) of the prince’s domain.

Presence of an ex libris The Collector: W. Oppermann
It dates from the 1900s–1940s and it was a researcher of German nationality, subject to...

Book comprising two volumes bound together 1598 and 1605.
-
- the Fourth Book (Liber Quartus), devoted to refuting the Antinomians (In quo Antinomorum veterum & recentium argumenta repetuntur & refutantur

Catalogi Haereticorum, Liber Quintus. This fifth book is devoted to refuting the arguments of the Synergists (In quo Synergistarvm argvmenta repetvntvr & refvtantvr).

Book 1 347 pages scanned
Book 2 719 " "

.

Details

Number of books
1
Subject
History, Religion
Book title
SCHLÜSSELBURG (Conrad). Ca. Haereticorum (1598-1605). Pleine peau de porc d'époque AUX ARMES ET
Author/ Illustrator
Conradi Schlvsselbvrgii
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1598
Publication year youngest item
1605
Height
17 cm
Edition
Other edition
Width
10 cm
Language
Latin
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Ioannes Saurius et Petri Kopffii, Francofvrti
Binding/ Material
Vellum
Number of pages
1066
FranceVerified
1126
Objects sold
95.92%
Private

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