1674 HUGE FOLIO Hospinian De
Festis Jewish Roman Greek Turkish Indians Rituals
Rudolf Hospinian’s
‘De Festis’ is a rare 17th-century compendium of religious feast
days and holidays. He covers Christian and Jewish ceremonies, festivals, and
rituals, discusses how they have been influenced by Greek, Roman, and Turkish
tradition. Hospinian also covers how the ecclesiastical calendar developed out
of these feasts and celebrations.
Printed in three
parts, this book is notably rare. In fact, no other known copies of this work
are found for sale elsewhere.
Item number: #8854
Price: $750
HOSPINIAN, Rudolf
Rodolphi Hospiniani De festis Ivdæorvm et
ethnicorvm: hoc est de origine, progressv, ceremoniis & ritibvs festorvm
apud Ivdæos, Græcos, Romanos. Tvrcas & Indianos, libri tres
Genevæ:
Sumptibus Samvelis de Tovrnes, 1674.
Details:
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Collation: Complete with all pages; 3
parts in 1
o ‘Festis Iudæorum’
§ [32], 270, [2]
o ‘Festis Christianorum’
§ [12], 176, [16]
o ‘Historia Iesvitica’
§ [32], 418
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Language: Latin
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Binding: Leather; tight & secure
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Size: ~14in
X 9.25in (36cm x 23.5cm)
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Quite rare with no other example for sale
worldwide at present
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