"In the second half of the fourteenth and in the fifteenth century there was no more widely read meditation book in the German Language." (CE https://www.newadvent.org/cathen/07238c.htm) 573J Henricus Suso. (1295-1366) Horologium aeternae sapientiae. Cologne: Johann Landen, December 1500/1501. Price $15,000 Octavo,... Continue Reading →
Each of these books captures a moment when curiosity about the natural world, new commodities, and new methods of inquiry reshaped European culture. From the arrival of exotic stimulants—coffee, tea, and chocolate—to the rise of experimental science, the astronomical revolution, and the... Continue Reading →
A rare early modern treatise on the governance of nuns after the Council of Trent, detailing enclosure, vows, novitiate discipline, and convent administration. An important window into Counter-Reformation regulation of female religious life.
One of the most influential documents in the history of medieval scientific attitudes toward women
One of the most influential documents in the history of medieval scientific attitudes toward women
956J William Stanihurst 1601-1663 Dei Immortalis in Corpore Mortali Patientis Historia, Moralis Doctrinae Placitis & commentarionibus Illustrata Avctore R.P. Guilielmo Stanihurſto è Societate Iesu Guilielmo Stanihurſto è Societate Iesu Antverpiæ, Apud Viduam & Hæredes Joannis Cnobbarii. M.DC.LX. (1660). Price $ 950... Continue Reading →
954J Philippe Sylvestre DuFour (born Manosque 1622, died Vevey (Canton de Vaud) 1687) Drey Neue Curieuse Tractätgen, von dem Tranck Cafe, Sinesischen The, und der Chocolata, welche Nach ihren Eigenschafften, Gewächs, Fortpflantzung, Præparirung, Tugenden und herrlichen Nutzen sehr curieus beschrieben, Und... Continue Reading →
961J José Acosta 1540-1600 Josephi Acostae e Societate Jesu Conciones de Adventu, id est, De omnibus Dominicis & festis diebus a Dominica vigesimaquarta post Pentecosten usque ad Quadragesimam : quarum numerum & locum index initio praefixus ostendit : res vero,... Continue Reading →


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