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Author

Hotman, François, 1524-1590

Title

Francisci Vilierii De statu primitiuæ ecclesiæ, eiúsque sacerdotiis. : De Patriarchis, Metropolitanis, Archiepiscopis, Primatibus, Primæ sedis Episcopis, Chorepiscopis, Presbyteris, Diaconis, Hypodiaconis. De Pontificis Romani potestate atque amplitudine. De religione populi R. ex Numæ instituto Ad Remundum Rufum defensorem Pontificis R. aduersus Carolum Molinæum iuriconsultum. Adiectus est index, qui rerum capita commonstret..

Varying form of title

Francisci Vilierii De statu primitiuae ecclesiae, eiusque sacerdotiis

Varying form of title

Francisci Vilierii De statv primitiuæ ecclesiæ, eiúsque sacerdotiis

Varying form of title

Francisci Vilierii De statv primitiuae ecclesiae, eiúsque sacerdotiis

Varying form of title

Portion of title: De statu primitiuæ ecclesiæ, eiúsque sacerdotiis

Varying form of title

Portion of title: De statu primitiuae ecclesiae, eiúsque sacerdotiis

Imprint

Hieropoli, : Apud Io. Crispinum, M. D. LIII. [1553]

Physical description

111 p., [5] ; 16 cm (8vo)

Note

Signatures: A-G⁸ H².

Note

Franciscus Vilierius is a pseudonym of François Hotman.

Note

Index on leaves H1 and H2.

Note

Adams notes that the place of printing was actually Geneva.

Citation/references note

CLC, H1019

Citation/references note

Adams, H1076 (with H² (index)

Citation/references note

David G. Selwyn, Edmund Geste and his books (London, 2017), H80

Provenance

Identified by David Selwyn as having belonged to Edmund Guest (1514?-1577), with early fore-edge titles and pressmark N26.

Provenance

Salisbury Cathedral Library bookplate (19th century) with 13th-century Dean and Chapter seal and inscription “Sarum Cathedral Library.”

Binding

16th-century dark brown calf over paper; sewn on four tawed leather supports; boards decorated with blind fillets forming a rectangular frame towards perimeter of boards, with a central blind cartouche stamp; spine with four raised bands, and blind fillets; manuscript waste used as endleaves, with endleaf guards made from strips of parchment manuscript waste (identified by David Selwyn as fragments from an English 14th- or 15th-century breviary); remains of two pairs of brown ties at fore-edge; titles and pressmark N26 in ink on fore-edge.

Copy-specific note

Bound with six other sixteenth-century works.

Subject

Fathers of the church Early works to 1800.

Subject

Church history Primitive and early church, ca. 30-600 Early works to 1800.

Added entry--name

Crespin, Jean, -1572 printer.

Added entry--name

Guest, Edmund, 1514?-1577 former owner.

Added entry--place

Switzerland Geneva.

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1001#$aHotman, François,$d1524-1590

24510$aFrancisci Vilierii De statu primitiuæ ecclesiæ, eiúsque sacerdotiis. :$bDe Patriarchis, Metropolitanis, Archiepiscopis, Primatibus, Primæ sedis Episcopis, Chorepiscopis, Presbyteris, Diaconis, Hypodiaconis. De Pontificis Romani potestate atque amplitudine. De religione populi R. ex Numæ instituto Ad Remundum Rufum defensorem Pontificis R. aduersus Carolum Molinæum iuriconsultum. Adiectus est index, qui rerum capita commonstret..

2463#$aFrancisci Vilierii De statu primitiuae ecclesiae, eiusque sacerdotiis

2463#$aFrancisci Vilierii De statv primitiuæ ecclesiæ, eiúsque sacerdotiis

2463#$aFrancisci Vilierii De statv primitiuae ecclesiae, eiúsque sacerdotiis

24630$aDe statu primitiuæ ecclesiæ, eiúsque sacerdotiis

24630$aDe statu primitiuae ecclesiae, eiúsque sacerdotiis

260##$aHieropoli, :$bApud Io. Crispinum,$cM. D. LIII. [1553]

300##$a111 p., [5] ;$c16 cm (8vo)

500##$aSignatures: A-G<sup>8</sup> H<sup>2</sup>.

500##$aFranciscus Vilierius is a pseudonym of François Hotman.

500##$aIndex on leaves H1 and H2.

500##$aAdams notes that the place of printing was actually Geneva.

5104#$aCLC,$cH1019

5104#$aAdams,$cH1076 (with H² (index)

5104#$aDavid G. Selwyn, Edmund Geste and his books (London, 2017),$cH80

561##$aIdentified by David Selwyn as having belonged to Edmund Guest (1514?-1577), with early fore-edge titles and pressmark N26.

561##$aSalisbury Cathedral Library bookplate (19th century) with 13th-century Dean and Chapter seal and inscription “Sarum Cathedral Library.”

563##$a16th-century dark brown calf over paper; sewn on four tawed leather supports; boards decorated with blind fillets forming a rectangular frame towards perimeter of boards, with a central blind cartouche stamp; spine with four raised bands, and blind fillets; manuscript waste used as endleaves, with endleaf guards made from strips of parchment manuscript waste (identified by David Selwyn as fragments from an English 14th- or 15th-century breviary); remains of two pairs of brown ties at fore-edge; titles and pressmark N26 in ink on fore-edge.

590##$aBound with six other sixteenth-century works.

650#0$aFathers of the church$vEarly works to 1800.

650#0$aChurch history$yPrimitive and early church, ca. 30-600$vEarly works to 1800.

7001#$aCrespin, Jean,$d-1572$eprinter.

7001#$aGuest, Edmund,$d1514?-1577$eformer owner.

752##$aSwitzerland$dGeneva.