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Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Gilt lettering on blue covers. 8vo, 347pp. "Mr. and Mrs. John H. Gotwals" gilt printed on the front cover.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fair. No Jacket. This copy has some corner bumping, rubbing of the covers. Interior text has yellowed with age, binding tight. There is a quite a bit of underlining and notation of the textblock.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good -. First Edition. Complete set in nineteen volumes. Written in English and German. All volumes are bound in half leather and leather tipped corners and marbled paper in various colors. Matching spines are adorned with gilt lettering and ornamentation. Fifteen volumes bear marbled textblock edges, four volumes have white edges. Patterned endpapers. Red and black title pages. Includes a bibliography, abbreviations, and sections on vocabulary. All are printed with a mid-sized text. Indexed. Each book is 10.5" tall x almost 7.75" wide, with varying thicknesses. On a shelf end-to-end, this set spans just over 47 inches and is 105 lbs. VOLUME I: A Study of the Earliest Letters of Caspar Schwenckfeld Von Ossig. Chester David Hartranft, Editor. 1907. lxviii, 661 pp.VOLUME II: Letters and Treatises of Caspar Schwenckfeld Von Ossig, June 11, 1524-1527. Chester David Hartranft, Editor. 1911. xxxv, 740 pp.VOLUME III: Letters and Treatises of Caspar Schwenckfeld Von Ossig, 1528-December, 1530. Chester David Hartranft, Editor. 1913. xxi, 963 pp. VOLUME IV: Letters and Treatises of Caspar Schwenckfeld Von Ossig, December 1530-1533. Chester David Hartranft. 1914. xxvi, 925 pp. VOLUME V: Letters and Treatises of Caspar Schwenckfeld Von Ossig, 1534-January, 1538. Chester David Hartranft, Editor. 1916. xxx, 996 pp. VOLUME VI: Letters and Treatises of Caspar Schwenckfeld Von Ossig, 1538-1539. Elmer Ellsworth Schultz Johnson, Editor. 1922. xxiv, 771 pp. VOLUME VII: Letters and Treatises of Caspar Schwenckfeld Von Ossig, 1540-1541. Elmer Ellsworth Schultz Johnson, Editor. 1926. xxi, 907 pp.VOLUME VIII: Letters and Treatises of Caspar Schwenckfeld Von Ossig, 1542-1544. Elmer Ellsworth Schultz Johnson, Editor. 1927. xviii, 919 pp.VOLUME IX: Letters and Treatises of Caspar Schwenckfeld Von Ossig, 1544-1546. Elmer Ellsworth Schultz Johnson, Editor. 1928. xvii, 1046 pp. VOLUME X: Letters and Treatises of Caspar Schwenckfeld Von Ossig, 1546-1547. Elmer Ellsworth Schultz Johnson, Editor. 1929. xviii, 1095 pp. VOLUME XI: Letters and Treatises of Caspar Schwenckfeld Von Ossig, 1547-1550. Elmer Ellsworth Schultz Johnson, Editor. 1931. xxv, 1091 pp.VOLUME XII: Letters and Treatises of Caspar Schwenckfeld Von Ossig, 1550-1552. Elmer Ellsworth Schultz Johnson, Editor. 1932. xvii, 1005 pp. VOLUME XIII: Letters and Treatises of Caspar Schwenckfeld Von Ossig, 1552-1554. Elmer Ellsworth Schultz Johnson, Editor. 1935. xxi, 1040 pp. VOLUME XIV:Letters and Treatises of Caspar Schwenckfeld Von Ossig, 1554-1556. Elmer Ellsworth Schultz Johnson, Editor. 1936. xxiv, 1080 pp.VOLUME XV: Letters and Treatises of Caspar Schwenckfeld Von Ossig, 1556-1558. Selina Gerhard Schultz, Editor. 1960. xvii, 1047 pp.VOLUME XVI: Letters and Treatises of Caspar Schwenckfeld Von Ossig, 1558-1559. Selina Gerhard Schultz, Editor. 1959. xix, 1090 pp. VOLUME XVII: Letters and Treatises of Caspar Schwenckfeld Von Ossig, 1560-1561. Selina Gerhard Schultz. 1960. x, 1054 pp. VOLUME XVIII: Letters and Treatises of Caspar Schwenckfeld Von Ossig, 1523-1559. Selina Gerhard Schultz, Editor. 1961. xi, 972 pp.VOLUME XIX: Letters and Treatises of Caspar Schwenckfeld Von Ossig, 1529-1561. Selina Gerhard Schultz, Editor. 1961. ix, 493 pp.ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Caspar Schwenckfeld von Ossig (1489-1561) was a German theologian, writer, physician, naturalist, and preacher who became a Protestant Reformer and spiritualist. Influenced by reformer Martin Luther, he was one of the earliest promoters of the Protestant Reformation in Silesia, yet clashed with Luther on some convictions such as the "real presence" within communion. In 1541, Schwenckfeld published the Great Confession on the Glory of Christ. Many considered the writing to be heretical. He taught that Christ had two natures, divine and human, but that he became progressively more divine. He also published a number of works about interpreting the scriptures during the 1550s, often responding to the rebuttals of the Lutheran Reformer Matthias Flacius illyricus. (Wikipedia). CO.