Pope Benedict XIV. Commentarii, 1751

PROSPERI CARD. LAMBERTINI POSTEA BENEDICTI XIV… COMMENTARII DUO DE D.N. JESU CHRISTI MATRISQUE EJUS FESTUS…. Patavii, 1751. 13.25" x 8.25". [8], 333, [1], 247, [1] pp. Woodcut headpieces and tailp

1751 Theology Pope Benedict Roman Catholic, anti-Masonic Ban, 1st edition Scarce theology book by Pope Benedict XIV published in 1751.Benedict XIV, had denounced Masonry as being Counter Morality in c

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

1783 Pope Benedict XIV Catholic Church Vatican Synods Councils Huge Vellum Folio Pope Benedict XIV served as Pope over the course of the mid-18th-century and is often considered one of the greatest sc

1760 Pope Benedict XIV Catholic Church Liturgy Vatican Synods Councils Pope Benedict XIV served as Pope over the course of the mid-18th-century and is often considered one of the greatest scholars wit

Heading: Author: Benedict, Pope Title: Benedicti XIV. P.M. olim Prosperi Card. de Lambertinis Opus de servorum Dei beatificatione et beatorum canonizatione Place Published: Romae [Rome] Publisher:Cur

4 Papal Bulls of Popes Benedict XIV, Clement XIV, Pius VI, & Pius IX A collection of four papal bulls dating from ca. 1740 to 1878 and from various papacies, including Benedict XIV, Clement XIV, P

Papal Bull, Pope Benedict XIV. Ca. 1758. Brown ink on vellum. 26.5" x 21.75". A large document, quite attractive with floriated designs to borders in manuscript, with numerous signatures.

Canon Law Treatise on Vacancies and Ecclestical Pensins. 1741. Rome. In 2 parts, 6 page dedication to Pope Benedict XIV by Antonio Maria de Nigris in a fine period vellum binding. Folio size. Printed

BENEDICT XIV: (1675-1758) Pope of the Roman Catholic Church 1740-58. L.S., P. Cardinale Lambertini, as Cardinal, two pages, 8vo, Ancona, 24th March 1731, to Pirro Capacelli Albergati, in Italian. The

Pope (1854-1922) who reigned from 1914 until his death. Benedict's pontificate was dominated by World War I, which he termed 'the suicide of Europe.' Maintaining strict neutrality, he adva

Pope, born Giacomo della Chiesa (1854-1922), who reigned from 1914 to 1922. Maintaining strict neutrality during WWI, he advanced several peace proposals and did much to aid war victims. Exceptional a

Pope, Alexander. THE WORKS OF ALEXANDER POPE COMPLETE IN NINE VOLUMES… WITH THE COMMENTARIES AND NOTES OF MR. WARBURTON. London: Knapton, Lintot, Tonson, Draper, 1751. 9 v. 8vo. With 24 numbered eng

Early 20th century. Well detailed figure atop wood stand which displays the piece nicely. Some surface wear consistent with age. Bust H: 28" Stand H: 34" stand

Group of Pope Benedict items, including a signed photo with a letter, and a plate in case, 12" x 12", plus a beatification plaque, plus a Papal medallion case (well deserved). Provenance: Swampscott,

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1880O MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR AND 2005 POPE BENEDICT XVI HALF DOLLAR

Berman 2743. VF 4535

Vatican City coins include 1951 - 1 lira & 1999 - 20 lira [KRE 577]

Two large ecclesiastical documents, manuscripts in Latin on parchment [Rome, dated 1741 and 1752] Two very large single sheets: (a) Papal bull of Benedict XIV for the bishop of Alessandria, Piedmont,

1724 1st ed History of Benedict XIII Papal Conclave Catholic Church Elections A rare first edition printing of the history of the 1724 Papal Conclave lead by Pope Benedict XIII. Following the death of

"Dunciad", by Alexander Pope, 1751. First and ultimate edition of Pope's works, also the first edition with illustrations. The Works of Alexander Pope Esq. Volume V containing "Dunciad" in Four Books,

1724 1st ed History of Benedict XIII Papal Conclave Catholic Church Elections A rare first edition printing of the history of the 1724 Papal Conclave lead by Pope Benedict XIII. Following the death of

"Miscellaneous Pieces", Alexander Pope, 1751. First and ultimate edition of Pope's works. All later editions founded on this 1751' London edition. The Works of Alexander Pope Esq. Volume VI containing