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Historia ecclesiastica doctrinalis [Rome], c. 1713.
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1 v. 22.2 x 32.5 cm
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Special Collections - Manuscripts Collection
Q-000287
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Catholic Church
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History
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18th century
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Rome
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Heresy
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Italy--Rome
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18th century
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Compiled/Created
c. 1713.
Summary note
Bound volume. Manucript history of the Catholic church, and in particular its doctrine, from the beginning up to the promulgation of the anti-Jansenist constitution Unigenitus in 1713. Contains a breakdown of arguments through time (heretical and anti-heretical) into numbered paragraphs. Includes: laid in after p. 280, MS note in hand of main corrector referencing Raymund Lull; laid in after p. 450, engraved prayer slip "Responsorium Bonaventurae Cardin in honorem S. Antonii de Padua"; bound in after p. 474, long slip of manuscript notes (in hand of main corrector); laid in after p. 555, engraving entitled "S. Albertus Carmelita Confessor"; folded in after p. 592, manuscript note giving instructions of a P. Remo [i.e. Remigio?] Palermo.
Binding note
Contemporary vellum with title and manuscript number to spine.
Provenance
The volume has been traced to one of a group of manuscripts acquired in Rome by the important philhellene Frederick North, 5th Earl of Guilford (1766-1827) and subsequently purchased at his sale (Evans, 8 December 1830) by Sir Thomas Phillipps (1792-1872) (Phillipps number: 7372). The volume saw the market again with the purchase of Phillipps manuscripts by HP Kraus of New York.
Source acquisition
Purchase, 2016. AM 2017-70.
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