Catalogus nr 5.indd - Den Hertog Bolland Rare Books

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[ 16 ] MELANCHTHON, Philipp (1497-1560). Brevis et utilis commentarius in priorem epistolamPauli ad Corinthios, & in aliquot capita secundae, scriptus a Philippo Melanthone, et nunc primumexcusus. Wittenberg, [colophon: Johann Krafft], 1561. 8vo. (12) 163 (3) lvs. Bound with: IDEM.Enarratio epistolae prioris ad Timotheum, et duorum capitum secundae, scripta & dictata inpraelectione publica anno 1550. Et 1551. A Philip: Melanth. Item propositiones 85. complectentespraecipuorum articulorum doctrinam, scriptae et dictatae ab eodem autore. Omnia nunc primumedita. Wittenberg, [colophon: Johann Krafft], 1561. 8vo. (8) 131 lvs. Bound with: MAJOR, Georg(1502-1574). Enarratio epistolae Pauli ad Ephesios praelecta, anno M.D.LIX. Wittenberg, HansLufft, 1561. 8vo. (16) 111 lvs. Contemporary blind-stamped pigskin over wooden boards with one ofthe two clasps. 1.800,-First editions of Melanchthon’s posthumously published commentaries on Corinthians and Timothy, boundtogether with a commentary on Ephesians by Georg Major. Melanchthon’s commentary on Corinthians appearedearly in 1561 and was published by the Wittenberg professor Paul Eber (1511-1569). It consists of lectures dealingwith all of 1 Corinthians and the opening chapters of 2 Corinthians. Melanchthon’s commentary on Paul’s letters toTimothy appeared in the same year. It was published by Paul Crell (1531-1579), a student of Melanchthon, and containsMelanchthon’s 1550 and 1551 lectures on 1 Timothy and the first two chapters of 2 Timothy. - Both commentaries ofMelanchthon partly reversed (from leaf 73 on), contemporary annotations on first endpaper, and one of the claspsmissing.I: VD 16 M 2618; Hartfelder 672; Knaake II, 686. II: VD 16 M 3167; Hartfelder 673, 675; Knaake II, 687. III: VD 16 ZV1992.
MUSCULUS, Wolfgang (1497-1563). In Davidis Psalterium sacrosanctum commentarij: in quibuset reliqua catholicae religionis nostrae capita passim, non praetermissis orthodoxorum etiampatrum sententijs, ita tractantur, ut Christianus lector nihil desiderare ampliùs possit. Ultimòmagnâ diligentiâ recogniti. Basel, Sebastian He<strong>nr</strong>icpetri, [colophon: 1618]. Folio. (72) 1098 (2) pp.Contemporary blind-stamped vellum. 1.500,-[ 17 ]Last edition of Musculus’ thorough and massive commentary on the Psalms. Musculus, pastor in Augsburg between1531 and 1548 and professor of theology in Bern from 1549, belonged to the most influential exegetes of his time.He published many biblical commentaries, most of which appeared during his years in Bern. His commentary onthe Psalms, which had occupied him for nearly twenty-five years, was first published in 1551 and went throughmany editions. It demonstrates his extraordinary talents as a scholar of biblical languages and philology, as well ashis engagement with patristic and medieval exegesis. Calvin stated that had he seen it before he started workingon the Psalms, he would not have needed to publish his own commentary. - Small split in upper joint, marginalwormhole in first leaves of preliminary pages (not affecting the text), some browning, and some annotations onupper pastedown.VD 17 1:051948P.
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