Ioannis Caramuelis Theologia regularis. : Videlicet, in Sanctorum Benedicti, Basilii, Augustini & Francisci regulas commentarii historici, scholastici, morales, iudiciales, politici.
Caramuel Lobkowitz, Juan,1606-1682
Robertson, Anselm,former owner.StEdNL
Lugduni, : Sumptibus Lavrentii Anisson.,
M. DC. LXV. [1665]
Title page in black and red, with vignette; initials; head- and tail-pieces; main text in double columns.
With half-title and added engraved title page for the whole work, and printed title pages for each volume. Contents of both volumes are listed on the verso of the half-title.
Edition statement taken from title page to volume 1. Title page of volume 2 says that this is the first edition of the contents of that volume.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents from title pages to each volume.
Tomus Primus, octo priores partes complectens. ... Accesserunt per totum opus notae & additiones marginales continuae, quae in aliis editionibus desiderabantur. Indices, quibus hoc opus exormantur & locupletatur quinque sunt: quorum primus textum commentariorum, disputationum & articulorum seriem continet. Secundus, particulares coves, quibus vel solus, vel aliter, quàm alij, vtitur S. Benedictus, interpretatur. Tertius voces Hebraïcas: quartus Graecas, quarum etymon & significationem dilucidamus, exhibet. Quintus res notabiliores adducit. Primus sub initium operis quatuor alij post finem ponuntur. --Tomus secundus. Nonam et decimam partem complectens. Hoc est regulares (historicas, scholasticas, morales, iudiciales, politicas) epistolas, in dubiis grauissimis, vel à doctissimis viris receptas, vel eisdem inscriptas. Editio prima.
Inscriptions on title page of vol. 1: ex lib: Monast: S. Jacobi. Scotor. Ratisbonae 1707. comparavit Norimbergae P. Bernardus Baillie redux ex missione Scoticâ; inscription on half-title: Ex lib. Mon: S. Jacobi Scotorum Ratisbonae an. 1707 comparavit P. Bernardus Baillie, an. 1721 in abbatem electus optime de toto Monasterio sed praecipiue de Bibliotheca merito.; inscription on title page of vol. 1: Anselm Robertson; bookplate of Fort Augustus Library on front pastedown; Library pressmark label on front pastedown: Theologica H1.
Blind-stamped vellum on boards with leather and metal straps (one metal part no longer surviving).
Item records and volume number generated programmatically as part of an external digitisation project
Benedict, Saint, Abbot of Monte Cassino.
Basil, Saint, Bishop of Caesarea, approximately 329-379.
Augustine, of Hippo, Saint, 354-430.
Francis, of Assisi, Saint, 1182-1226.