Le père norbert (5 risultati)

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. An extremely rare edition of this invective against the Jesuits, published in Lisbon where the action to abolish the Jesuit order begun and was accomplished in Rome on 21 July 1773. Printed in 1761 - 1766, 7 vols in-4. But they are incomplete as there are 2 copies of volume N.6 and is missing the Vol. N.4. Possibly some engravings are also missing and for volume N.7 there are bookworms tunneling partially but not damaging the text. Yellowing and browning on some pages. Ex-library copy with some stamps. Great leather binding with gold gilding, the volumes (each independent from the others for the subject) are coming from the Portuguese Royal library, there are stamps on each frontispiece. This is a diabolic set of books containing a vicious attack on the Jesuit order and especially their missions in Asia and the Far East. THE SLANDERING ATTACK CARRIED OUT WITH THESE BOOKS CAUSED IMPRISONMENT AND DEATH FOR THOUSANDS OF GOOD PRIESTS OF THE JEASUIT ORDER. THE ACTUAL POPE FRANCIS IS A JESUIT. The first two volumes deal exclusively with the Jesuit Mission in Malabar. The third volume expounds on the animosity between Jesuits and Capuchins. The author was a capuchin and in this volume, he declares to have changed his name for fear of being murdered by the Jesuits! Volumes IV treats the '' Malabar Rite''. Volume V describes the ''rebellion'' of the Jesuits against Pope Benedict XIV. At the end of this volume and continued in volume VI and VII have published the letters by the Jesuits written from their Missions in China, Japan, and India in which they respond to the accusations and in which they defend their policies regarding their missiological enterprises. Almost all the letters are in Latin but a French or Italian translation is provided for in the text. The author ends his work with the wish that a papal bull might abolish the Jesuit order. In 1773 his wish was fulfilled and this book played a huge part in it. What seems the only portrait of De Tournon, is in this set (see picture) he died in prison in Macao, China, and his negative actions still reverberate with a very negative role in the distancing between China and the West, up to our days. THE JESUITS WERE STRONGLY AGAINST THE ILLUMINATI AND THE FREEMASONS, THIS MAY HAVE SOMETHING TO DO WITH THEIR DEMISE.…

11. Lucques (Lucca) , Chez Dominique Ciufetti & Philipe Marie Bénédini, 1746. 2 vols in-8°, titles printed in red and black. (8) + 318 pp. ; 386 + (2) pp. Contemporary leather, raised gilt spine, edges painted red. Printed ex-libris on first pastedown. (See Quérard, La France Littéraire, vi, p. 446). …

Couverture rigide. Condizione: Bon. Condizione sovraccoperta: Bon. Edition originale. Mémoires historiques sur les missions des Indes orientales présentés au Souverain Pontife Benoît XIV. Luques, sans nom, 1744 ; 2 forts volumes in-4(225x175), veau brun de l'époque, dos à nerfs ornés de motifs dorés avec pièce de titre et tomaison, tranches rouge , une coiffe réparée,Déchirure angulaire au feuillet de titre du tome II, réparée avec petit manque. Édition originale. Le Père Norbert, lorrain (1697-1769), installé à Pondichéry, est surtout connu pour ses démêlés avec les Jésuites qui voulaient le remplacer. Dans cet ouvrage par ailleurs bien documenté il les accuse d'être accommodants avec les anciens rites locaux. Ses anathèmes jugés trop violents provoquèrent le scandale et le livre fut condamné. Le P. Norbert quitta son ordre et parcourut l'Europe réclamant la suppression de l'ordre des Jésuites, ce qui arriva vingt ans plus tard. Bon exemplaire.…

Luques (Avignon), Salvateur et Jean-Dominique Marescandoli, 1744 ; 3 parties reliées en deux volumes in-4, XXVI pp. + 1 f.n.ch. + 603 pp. + 323 pp. + (1)pp. + 224 pp. + , plein veau de l'époque, dos ornés à nerfs, pièces de titre et de tomaison rouges, tranches mouchetées (manques de cuir aux coiffes, étiquettes en pied, petites traces d'usage). Les 2 volumes. Cordier, Bibliotheca Sinica, 927. Première édition. Elle contient à la suite la Constitution de notre très saint-père Benoît par la providence de Dieu, pape XIV, sur les rites, cérémonies, qu'on doit observer, éviter, permettre ou abolir dans les royaumes de Maduré, Maissur & Carnate aux Indes orientales, texte en latin et français, Rome, 1744 (édition bilingue, français-latin). Un supplément a paru à Londres en 1751 ; il ne figure pas ici. Important recueil de texte établi par le Père Norbert contre les Jésuites ; il s'inscrit dans la Querelle des rites qui secoua pendant près de cent ans l'Église catholique, opposant les différentes congrégations missionnaires autour des questions de l'évangélisation des populations indigènes. « Le recueil du Père Norbert constitue l'une des sources les plus importantes sur cette fameuse querelle : on y trouve des informations, des correspondances et des documents que l'on chercherait vainement ailleurs » (Streit). Capucin originaire de Bar-le-Duc, Pierre Parisot (1697-1769), en religion le père Norbert, nommé en 1736 procureur général des missions étrangères, fut envoyé à Pondichéry. De retour en Europe, il dénonça la conduite des Jésuites en Inde qu'il jugeait trop complaisants avec les rites indigènes. Ses ouvrages firent scandale, au point que leur auteur fut contraint à l'exil : il habita successivement en Hollande, en Angleterre, « où il se fit fabricant de chandelle et de tapisserie » (Larousse), en Prusse et à Brunswick, avant de s'installer au Portugal, accueilli par un autre adversaire des Jésuites, le marquis de Pombal. Il finit ses jours en Lorraine, sous le nom de père Platel. Cachets de bibliothèque sur les pages de garde et de titre. Exemplaire correct malgré les défauts signalés. 1744.…

12. Lisbone ( Lisboa ) , chez François-Louis Ameno , 1761 - 1766, 7 vols in-4°, 25 x 19,5 cm (format of vol. I) ; 27 x 21 cm (format of other vols). Ex-library copy with some stamps , uncut copies, some pages a bit browned , a few pages with waterstains. Bound in half cloth with marbled boards, a rather shabby set. The entire edition should contain 9 engravings. In our copy 5 are missing ( mostly portraits). The map of Malabar and Coromandel is present. This is a rare book containing a vicious attack on the Jesuit order and especially their missiological activities. The first two volumes deal with exclusively with the Jesuit Mission in Malabar. The third volume expounds on the animosity between Jesuits and Capuchins. The author was a capuchin and in this volume he declares to have changed his name for fear of being murdered by the Jesuits . Volumes IV treats the '' Malabar Rite''. Volume V describes the ''rebellion'' of the Jesuits against Pope Benedict XIV. At the end of this volume and continued in volume VI and VII are published the letters by the Jesuits written from their Missions in China, Japan and India in which they respond to the accusations and in which they defend their policies regarding their missiological enterprises. Almost all the letters are in Latin but a French or Italian translation is provided for in the text. The author ends his work with the wish that a papal bull might abolish the Jesuit order. In 1773 his wish was fullfilled and this book played certainly a large part herein.…