Ioannis Eusebij Nierembergij, ex Societate Iesu, De arte voluntatis libri sex
in quibus platonicae, stoicae, & Christianae disciplinae medulla digeritur, succo omni politioris philosophiae expresso ex Platone, Seneca, Epictero, Dione Chrysostomo, Plotino, Iamblicho, & aliis: quorum sensa subtiliora artificiosiùs ordinatur; nonnulla emendatur; plurima adduntur nouè, & argutè. Accedit ad calcem Historia panegyrica de tribus martyribus eiusdem Societatis, in Vrugaï pro fide occisis
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- 17th century
- Languages: Greek, Latin
- Content type: Primary source
[16], 572, [4], 44, [20] p. ; 16 cm. (8vo) "Ioannis Eusebii Nierembergii Societatis Iesv, Historia panegyrica, de tribus gloriosis martyribus, ex eadem Societate Iesv, nuper in Vrugaï pro fide occisis; quorum martyrij gloriam multa prodigia significarunt", p. [1]-44, 4th count, has divisional title page, and includes the history of three Jesuits missionaries, Saint Roque González de Santa Cruz, Saint Alonso Rodríguez, and Saint Juan del Castillo, who worked among the Guarani, and were martyred in Uruguay and Paraguay Signatures: *⁸ (*1 verso blank) A-2N⁸ (2N7 and 2N8 blank) a-d⁸ (c7 verso, c8 blank) Includes index, p. [5-20], 5th count Title page printed in red and black; engraved printer's ornament on title page; head and tail pieces; initials Purchase; 19-002
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in quibus platonicae, stoicae, & Christianae disciplinae medulla digeritur, succo omni politioris philosophiae expresso ex Platone, Seneca, Epictero, Dione Chrysostomo, Plotino, Iamblicho, & aliis: quorum sensa subtiliora artificiosiùs ordinatur; nonnulla emendatur; plurima adduntur nouè, & argutè. Accedit ad calcem Historia panegyrica de tribus martyribus eiusdem Societatis, in Vrugaï pro fide occisis Internet Archive unrestricted pre-1900 PDF scan | 1631 | Lugduni, : Sumptibus Iacobi Cardon.; Sumptibus Iacobi Cardon. | Greek, Latin | — | Public |
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