ENARRATIO BREVIS CONCIONUM LIBRI SALOMONIS, Cuius Titutlus Est Ecclesiastes. Secunda Editio Recognita & Aucta ab Autore.
Published by Vitus Creutzer, Witebergae, 1551
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Seller: Gilibert Libreria Antiquaria (ILAB), Torino, ItalyGilibert Libreria Antiquaria (ILAB)
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In-8° (15x10 cm), cartonatura rigida moderna con riproduzione di codici rubricati antichi. Carte (88), bordura silografica animata racchiudente il titolo al frontespizio, capolèttere incisi, al recto dell' ultima carta indicazione dello stampatore Vitus Creutzer. Piccola integrazione cartacea al piede della seconda carta; leggermente rifilato in testa. Glosse e segni di lettura coevi. Più che buon esemplare. Commento di Melantone ai dodici capitoli dell' Ecclesiaste. Dedica a stampa al Dottore in giurisprudenza di Amburgo Ioachim Moller. Seconda edizione emendata di questo testo di commento a questo breve libro, attribuito a Salomone (900 A. C.), ma in realtà di produzione molto tarda (200 A. C. circa) come si può ben evincere dal fatto che sia pervaso di grecismi sia lessicali che concettuali. Melantone non pare mettere apertamente in discussione l' autore ma ravvisa motivi di critica veterotestamentaria ripresi poi dai Vangeli. Filippo Melantone, umanista e riformatore tedesco (1497-1560). Venuto a Wittenberg nel 1518, la sua prolusione sulla riforma degli studi ispirata agli ideali umanistici gli procurò ammirazioni e amicizie. Conobbe Lutero nel quale vedeva il restauratore della pura fede evangelica e l'iniziatore di una riforma da tempo attesa. Melantone divenne di Lutero l'amico più devoto, l'espositore della teologia luterana. Tuttavia elementi fondamentali della sua cultura gli impedirono una perfetta aderenza alla dottrina di Lutero. Preparò il testo della Confessione Augustana, firmò gli articoli di Smalcalda, fu presente a diete e conferenze. Il suo disegno di riforma degli studi universitari gli valse l'appellativo di praeceptor Germaniae. Latino.…
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Bibliographic details
- Title
- ENARRATIO BREVIS CONCIONUM LIBRI SALOMONIS, Cuius Titutlus Est Ecclesiastes. Secunda Editio Recognita & Aucta ab Autore.
- Author
- Melanchthon Philipp
- Publisher
- Vitus Creutzer, Witebergae
- Publication year
- 1551
- Binding
- Hardcover
Gilibert Libreria Antiquaria (ILAB)
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Galleria Gilibert antiquarian bookshop was opened in 1992 by the late Alfredo Gilibert, great bibliophile and collector throughout his life of all forms of art on paper. His son Massimo now owns and runs the bookshop and continues the family tradition of locating and providing books and prints to collectors around the world. Galleria Gilibert has been a member of L.I.L.A. since 1997. The bookshop occupies two floors in the magnificent gallery Galleria Subalpina in the heart of Turin, between two of the city's most important squares: Piazza Castello and Piazza Carlo Alberto. It is very close to the Biblioteca Reale, the famous Egyptian museum, and the Galleria Sabauda. …
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