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Drexel J.

Starting price
€ 450
Auction dateClassic
12.05.2022 10:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Auktionshaus Kiefer
Event location
Germany, Pforzheim
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ID 754409
Lot 123 | Drexel J.
Drexel J.Zodiacus Christianus seu signa 12. divinae Praedestinationis : una cum 12. symbolis quibus signa illa adumbrantur. München, Sadeler, Berg 1618. 126 S:, [1] Bl. Gepr. Pergamentbd. d. Zt. mit Jesuitensignet auf Mittelfeld des Vorderdeckels und Ornamentbordüren.VD17 12:105816B, USTC 2108868, ADB f, S. 386, NDB 4, S. 119f. - Sehr seltene Erstausgabe des häufig aufgelegten und beliebten Emblembuchs des kath. Theologen, Jesuiten und Hofpredigers des Kurfürsten Maximilian I., Jeremias Drexel (1581 - 1618). - "Das baierische Volk verehrte den ernsten eindringlichen Mahner als einen Heiligen, und in der That ist die Schule einer streng ascetischen Erziehung auch in den mit allen Mitteln einer erfindungsreichen Rhetorik ausgestatteten Reden nicht zu verkennen. Für den Geschmack seines Zeitalters sind zum Theil schon die Titel bezeichnend, in welchen die Themata seiner Reden und Redecyklen angegeben sind: "Zodiacus christianus", "Nicetas seu triumphata incontinentia", "Heliotropium" (Gleichförmigkeit des menschlichen Willens mit dem göttlichen), "Orbis Phaëton" (Zungensünden), "Aloë amari sed salubris succi" (Fasten), "Gazophylacium Christi" (Wohlthätikeit) etc." (ADB). - Mit Kupfertitel, Kolophon mit gest. Druckermarke und 13 Textkupfern. - Einband berieben und bestoßen, Hinterer Spiegel, Nachsatzbll. u. Kolophon m. Wurmspuren, letzteres mit nur minimalem Schaden. Papier gebräunt, Fußsteg m. Wasserflecken, stellenw. kl. Randläsionen. Abbildungen in sehr guter Erhaltung. Mit Stempel und Rückensignatur einer aufgelösten Klosterbibliothek.
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