(Religion, Patrologie grecque) - - ORIGENIS.- Eximiis scripturarum interpretis opera, quae quidem extant omnia, per Des. Erasmum Roterodamum partim versa [...]. BASILEAM, EX OFFICINA FROBENIANA (PER HIERONYMUM FROBENIUM ET NICOLAUM EPISCOPIUM), AN. 1536 MENSE SEPTEMBRI. 2 vol. in-f° : [24]-897-[1], 780-[50] pp. (some lvs slightly browned, tear on title-page of vol. I reinforced, handwritten provenance crossed off on title-pages, 1 line of text crossed off in vol. I, some marginal tears, some ink stains, marginal handwritten notes in vol. II). 19th century binding : threequarter calf, brown marbled paper boards, gilt ribbed spines, sprinkled edges (rubbed, some scratches, joints partly split, upper turn in repaired and upper joints reinforced at vol. II, labels on the upper pastedowns).
FIRST EDITION OF THE TRANSLATION from the Greek by ERASMUS and the monk Tyrannius Rufinus or Rufinus of Aquileia (344/345-411), famous as translator of Greek patristic works (many works of Origen are known thanks to his translation). Given 2 month's after Erasmus' death by one of his friend, the editor, author and lawyer Beatus Rhenanus (1485-1547). EARLY POSTINCUNABULUM of the commentaries on the Bible, the dogmatical works (philosophical exposition of catholicism, on the lamentation and exhortation to martydom), the forgeries of writings during Origen's lifetime and the famous polemical work answering Celsius' attacks against Christianism. Origen, from Alexandria (184/184-253/254), considered by Erasmus as the most important theologian, lead an ascetic life and and was a defensor of the apocatastasis or universal salvation. Copy in a neat typography with ornemental initial letters (some dotted) by or after Hans Holbein the Younger and printer's mark of Froben on title-pages. # Adams O-283; # Machiels O-89; # Bibliotheca Erasmiana 478; # not in Soltész. -- Édition originale de la traduction par Érasme et Rufin d'Aquilée des commentaires, oeuvres dogmatiques et polémiques d'Origène. Demi-veau à coins du 19e s. (lég. us., rel. frottée, qqs éraflures, coiffe sup. restaurée et haut des mors renforcés au vol. II). Top J'enchéris
(Religion, Patrologie grecque) - - ORIGENIS.- Eximiis scripturarum interpretis opera, quae quidem extant omnia, per Des. Erasmum Roterodamum partim versa [...]. BASILEAM, EX OFFICINA FROBENIANA (PER HIERONYMUM FROBENIUM ET NICOLAUM EPISCOPIUM), AN. 1536 MENSE SEPTEMBRI. 2 vol. in-f° : [24]-897-[1], 780-[50] pp. (some lvs slightly browned, tear on title-page of vol. I reinforced, handwritten provenance crossed off on title-pages, 1 line of text crossed off in vol. I, some marginal tears, some ink stains, marginal handwritten notes in vol. II). 19th century binding : threequarter calf, brown marbled paper boards, gilt ribbed spines, sprinkled edges (rubbed, some scratches, joints partly split, upper turn in repaired and upper joints reinforced at vol. II, labels on the upper pastedowns).
FIRST EDITION OF THE TRANSLATION from the Greek by ERASMUS and the monk Tyrannius Rufinus or Rufinus of Aquileia (344/345-411), famous as translator of Greek patristic works (many works of Origen are known thanks to his translation). Given 2 month's after Erasmus' death by one of his friend, the editor, author and lawyer Beatus Rhenanus (1485-1547). EARLY POSTINCUNABULUM of the commentaries on the Bible, the dogmatical works (philosophical exposition of catholicism, on the lamentation and exhortation to martydom), the forgeries of writings during Origen's lifetime and the famous polemical work answering Celsius' attacks against Christianism. Origen, from Alexandria (184/184-253/254), considered by Erasmus as the most important theologian, lead an ascetic life and and was a defensor of the apocatastasis or universal salvation. Copy in a neat typography with ornemental initial letters (some dotted) by or after Hans Holbein the Younger and printer's mark of Froben on title-pages. # Adams O-283; # Machiels O-89; # Bibliotheca Erasmiana 478; # not in Soltész. -- Édition originale de la traduction par Érasme et Rufin d'Aquilée des commentaires, oeuvres dogmatiques et polémiques d'Origène. Demi-veau à coins du 19e s. (lég. us., rel. frottée, qqs éraflures, coiffe sup. restaurée et haut des mors renforcés au vol. II). Top J'enchéris
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