Controverses familieres, ou Les erreurs de la religion prétendue reformée sont refutées par l'ecriture, les conciles et les peres
Subtitle: Divisées en trois parties. I. Qu'ils n'ont point de regle de foi. II. Qu'ils sont hors de l'Eglise. III. De la transubstantiation, de la primauté de saint Pierre & de la visibilité de l'Eglise
Contributors: Dezallier, Antoine, 1642?-1716, printer; Dezallier, Antoine, 1642?-1716, annotator
Publisher: Chez Antoine Dezallier ...
Published: 1683
Place of publication: A Paris
Language: fre
Number of pages: 399
Subjects: Protestantism; Controversial literature; Early works to 1800; Reformed Church; Book industries and trade; History
Other titles: Erreurs de la religion prétendue reformée sont refutées par l'ecriture, les conciles et les peres
Notes: Author named in the 'Permission', p. [3].

Woodcut head- and tail-pieces, initials.

Includes index.

Rare Book copy: Blind ruled polished tan calf binding, circa 1780, flat spine gilt ruled, gilt-lettered brown morocco spine label, edges sprinkled red and brown.

Rare Book copy: In manuscript annotations on this copy's title page verso, the publisher and distributor of the edition, Antoine Bezallier (1629-1719), recorded his costs for paper (6 livres per ream, his cost for the printing of the paper (100 sous per ream), possibly the total number of leaves printed (6,000), the number of quires in the book (18), the cost per volume for binding in calf (6 sous) and in parchemin carton (possibly vellum over paper boards) (5 sous), and the price at which he retailed calf and parchemin carton copies in his shop (20 sous and 17 sous, respectively); he signed and dated this accounting on February 17, 1687.

Rare Book copy: From the library of the Jesuits of Poitiers, with their 19th century bookticket.