1564 , With Provenance
DILUCIDA EXPLICATO, VERAQUE DEMONSTRATIO, OB QUAS CAUSAS, ILLUSTRES ELECTORES ET PRINCIPES
, atque adeò ipsi status, confessionis Augustanae patroni, hoc factiosum ac suspectum concilium, ab ipso Pius IV, Trent indictum, sua legatione aut societate dignati non sunt: Rom. Caes. Maiestati oblata. [S.l.: s.n.], 1564.
Bound with:
Claude Briton (as Claudius Britonius Haeduus). De vera ecclesiae constituendae ratione, ad patres in Council of Trent liber. [Cologne: Maternus Cholinus], 1564.
Georgius Cassander. De sacra communione Christiani populi in utraque panis & vini specie … Consultatio… [Cologne: (Gottfried Cervicornus)], 1564.
By Anon
Provenance: Bookplate of The Law Society to front free endpaper and of Captain J. G. Michiels to front pastedown
Synopsis: “Dilucida explicatio…”: anonymous on the title; VD16 lists it as s.l., s.n. (place/printer not stated). The content is clearly aligned with the Augsburg Confession party (it says so in the title).
Claude Briton (Claudius Britonius Haeduus): issued in/at Cologne, printer/publisher Maternus Cholinus (supplied by VD16/holding records); extent commonly given as 63 leaves.
Cassander: VD16 attributes the work to **Georgius Cassander and supplies [Cologne] [Cervicornus] as printer; a detailed bibliographical description (including signatures) is also recorded in specialist library cataloguing.
A coherent sammelband of mid-Reformation Latin tracts responding to the aftermath of the Council of Trent and the contested question of what “counts” as a legitimate, peace-making settlement:
Dilucida explicatio… (anon.): a polemical explanation—explicitly from the standpoint of patrons of the Augsburg Confession—arguing why electors, princes and estates declined to participate in the council convoked under Pius IV at Trent, presented to the Emperor.
Briton, De vera ecclesiae…: an ecclesiological/programmatic tract addressed to the council fathers on the “true” basis for constituting the Church—part of the wider humanist/irenic argumentation around reform, authority, and settlement.
Cassander, De sacra communione…: Cassander’s well-known “consultatio” on whether restoring communion under both kinds (bread and wine) is advisable for Catholics even if not held strictly necessary by divine law—written in the service of religious concord.
Binding: Hardcover, Octavo (Standard) (8vo 6 × 9 in 152 × 229 mm )
Note: Binding/size selection follows standard bibliographic conventions and is approximate; exact measurements may vary.
Collation: pp. 163
Language: Latin
Published By: [S.l. : s.n.], 1564 — “no place, no name/publisher given”,
Condition Report:
Dust Jacket: No Jacket, Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket
Very Good - Very good internally: occasional light browning; ink inscription(s) at foot of title; woodcut initials.together 3 works in one vol., bookplate of The Law Society to front free endpaper and of Captain J. G. Michiels to front pastedown.
Binding: contemporary calf; covers detached (text block sound but needs re-casing).
A good group of humanist tracts relating to the Council of Trent.
References: VD16 E 4633; VD16 B 8341; VD16 C 1402..
Shipping Info: Approximate Package Dimensions H: 12.5, L: 30, W: 25 (Units: cm), W: 2Kg
Tracked Shipping, Insurance Coverage as per Customer Request
SKU: BTETM0002433
1564 , With Provenance
DILUCIDA EXPLICATO, VERAQUE DEMONSTRATIO, OB QUAS CAUSAS, ILLUSTRES ELECTORES ET PRINCIPES
, atque adeò ipsi status, confessionis Augustanae patroni, hoc factiosum ac suspectum concilium, ab ipso Pius IV, Trent indictum, sua legatione aut societate dignati non sunt: Rom. Caes. Maiestati oblata. [S.l.: s.n.], 1564.
Bound with:
Claude Briton (as Claudius Britonius Haeduus). De vera ecclesiae constituendae ratione, ad patres in Council of Trent liber. [Cologne: Maternus Cholinus], 1564.
Georgius Cassander. De sacra communione Christiani populi in utraque panis & vini specie … Consultatio… [Cologne: (Gottfried Cervicornus)], 1564.
By Anon
Provenance: Bookplate of The Law Society to front free endpaper and of Captain J. G. Michiels to front pastedown
Synopsis: “Dilucida explicatio…”: anonymous on the title; VD16 lists it as s.l., s.n. (place/printer not stated). The content is clearly aligned with the Augsburg Confession party (it says so in the title).
Claude Briton (Claudius Britonius Haeduus): issued in/at Cologne, printer/publisher Maternus Cholinus (supplied by VD16/holding records); extent commonly given as 63 leaves.
Cassander: VD16 attributes the work to **Georgius Cassander and supplies [Cologne] [Cervicornus] as printer; a detailed bibliographical description (including signatures) is also recorded in specialist library cataloguing.
A coherent sammelband of mid-Reformation Latin tracts responding to the aftermath of the Council of Trent and the contested question of what “counts” as a legitimate, peace-making settlement:
Dilucida explicatio… (anon.): a polemical explanation—explicitly from the standpoint of patrons of the Augsburg Confession—arguing why electors, princes and estates declined to participate in the council convoked under Pius IV at Trent, presented to the Emperor.
Briton, De vera ecclesiae…: an ecclesiological/programmatic tract addressed to the council fathers on the “true” basis for constituting the Church—part of the wider humanist/irenic argumentation around reform, authority, and settlement.
Cassander, De sacra communione…: Cassander’s well-known “consultatio” on whether restoring communion under both kinds (bread and wine) is advisable for Catholics even if not held strictly necessary by divine law—written in the service of religious concord.
Binding: Hardcover, Octavo (Standard) (8vo 6 × 9 in 152 × 229 mm )
Note: Binding/size selection follows standard bibliographic conventions and is approximate; exact measurements may vary.
Collation: pp. 163
Language: Latin
Published By: [S.l. : s.n.], 1564 — “no place, no name/publisher given”,
Condition Report:
Dust Jacket: No Jacket, Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket
Very Good - Very good internally: occasional light browning; ink inscription(s) at foot of title; woodcut initials.together 3 works in one vol., bookplate of The Law Society to front free endpaper and of Captain J. G. Michiels to front pastedown.
Binding: contemporary calf; covers detached (text block sound but needs re-casing).
A good group of humanist tracts relating to the Council of Trent.
References: VD16 E 4633; VD16 B 8341; VD16 C 1402..
Shipping Info: Approximate Package Dimensions H: 12.5, L: 30, W: 25 (Units: cm), W: 2Kg
Tracked Shipping, Insurance Coverage as per Customer Request
SKU: BTETM0002433
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