CANON LAW REFERENCE Catholic Church Religion

1624 Canon LAW & Rites of Catholic Church Ecclesiastical Durant Paris France Jean Etienne Durant was a 16th-century French magistrate from Toulouse who is primarily known for his book De Ritibus Eccle

1623 1st Capuchin Coriolani Catholic Church Canon LAW Excommunication Heresy A rare 17th-century Catholic treatise filled with decrees from Pope Clement VIII, liturgical prayers and hymns, ecclesiasti

1692 Canon LAW Jesuit Hunold Plettenberg Catholic Church Councils Trent Pisa Hunold Plettenberg was a 17th-century Jesuit writer who is rather unknown today, perhaps only remembered by his “Intr

1611 Canon LAW Quaestiones Portuguese Rodrigues Catholic Church HUGE FOLIO Vellum Manuel Rodrigues was a 16th-century Portuguese theologian of whom very little is known. However, he did write a number

1783 HUGE FOLIO Pope Benedict XIV Catholic Church Councils ROME Canon Law Pope Benedict XIV served as Pope over the course of the mid-18th-century and is often considered one of the greatest scholars

1680 Council of Trent Catholic Church Popes Paul III Canon Law Chanut Martial Chanut’s treatise on the Council of Trent was an important work of Chanut’s attempts at bringing understanding to Euro

1572 LAW Decretales Pope Gregory IX Medieval Catholic Church Canon anti-Jewish “How wondrously considerate of us is God’s pity! How priceless a love of charity which would sacrifice a son to redee

1859 History of Prostitution ROME Brothels Mythology Sanger Law Catholic Church ‘History of Prostitution’ is a rare, 19th-century book by William Sanger. Written as a result of an extensive invest

1597 Piedmont ITALY Senate LAW Jews v Catholic Church Obscene Gestures Latin ‘Novae Decisiones Sacri Senatus Pedemontani’ is a rare 16th-century law treatise concerning legal decisions made by the

1615 Catholic Church Tribunal LAW Dominico Picus Commentary on Roman Rota A very rare 17th-century work on Catholic tribunals. Dominico Pico published his commentary on the decisions made by the Roman

1681 HUGE FOLIO Prospero Fagnani LAW Pope Gregory IX Decretals Catholic Church Prospero Fagnani was a 17th-century Italian canonical lawyer who is remembered for his commentary on the Decretals of Gre

1735 LAW Corpus Juris Canonici Inquisition Catholic Church Papal Decrees Cologne A fine 18th-century printing of ‘Corpus Juris Canonici’ by Johannes Paulus Lancelottus. This work deals with the Ec

1599 Wars Religion French Holy League Catholic Church Edict of Nantes Henry IV Simon Goulart was a 16th-century French reformed theologian who wrote a number of books on history and theology. His most

1588 RARE LAW Italian Catholic Vatican Rome Banking Formulam Cameralis Massa ‘Ad Formulam Cameralis Obligationis’ is a rare and relatively unknown 16th-century book of canon law by Italian author

1581 Paolo Grisaldi Defense of Catholic Church vs Reformation SAINTS Trent RARE Paulus Grisaldus was a 16th-century Catholic philosopher known for his commentaries on Catholic law and Aristotelian phi

1736 BARCELONA Spain Potesta Examen Ecclesasticum Catholic Law Sacraments Heresy Felix Potesta’s “Examen Ecclesiasticum” is an important 18th-century examination of the Catholic Church – an in

1758 De Luca Commentary on Catholic Clergy POPES Pensions Ecclesiastical LAW Huge Folio A rare and important 18th-century book on the Catholic Church and papacy by Giovanni Battista de Luca. In this b

3V A dAles DICTIONNAIRE APOLOGETIQUE DE LA FOI CATHOLIQUE CONTENANT LES PREUVES DE LA VERITE DE LA RELIGION 1911-1916 Complete Set Leather & Gilt Binding Catholic Church Faith Philosophy Title: Dictio

66 1/2 x 92 in. cotton banner with hand-drawn text (creasing, some spotting). A revival banner featuring information regarding the foundation of the "New Testament Church" as well as "Creed," "Law, Or

1673 Medieval LAW FOLIO Gratianus Romani Disceptationum Catholic Canon Roman Rota Romani Disceptationum Foresnsium is a 15th-century law book written by Stephanus Gratianus, a Roman Jurist. This huge

1673 Medieval LAW FOLIO Gratianus Romani Disceptationum Catholic Canon Roman Rota Romani Disceptationum Foresnsium’ is a 15th-century law book written by Stephanus Gratianus, a Roman Jurist. This hu

Getting Well and Keeping Well. 35 x 27 1/4/ in. A list of 12 items with scriptural references to spiritual and physical health. -- Slander, The Slanderer, The Slandered. 81 x 35 1/8 in. A three-colu

[RELIGION] Marie-Dominique-Auguste Sibour (1792-1857) French Catholic Archbishop of Paris. Sibour was assassinated at the church of St. Etienne du Mont by an interdicted priest named Jean-Louis Verger

SUPPLEMENTUM SUMMAE PISANELLAE. [AND] ALEXANDER DE NEVO - CONSILIA CONTRA JUDAEOS FOENERANTES bound with: ASTESANUS DE AST - CANONES POENITENTIALES. by NICOLAUS of AUSMO January 1st, 1479/1480 Size 6