D. Iohannis Fabri, Episcopi Viennensis, Sermones fructuosissimi : cu[n]ctis Ecclesiae catholicae defensoribus, ac doctrinae eua[n]gelicae professoribus, summopere necessarij. De Eucharistia. Folio. I. [De] Victoria contra Turcas. Fol[io]. LVI. [De] Patientia. Fol[io] XCIIII. [De] Baptismo paruulorum contra Anabaptistas. Fol[io] CXXXIII. Item, Oratio, funebris in laudem D. Margaretae, Ducissae Austriae ... [Title continues in note].

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Main Author: Faber, Johannes, 1478-1541
Other Authors: Gratius, Ortuinus, -1542
Format: Book
Language:Latin
Created: [Cologne : Petri Quentel], Anno M.D. XXXVII [1537].
Subjects:
Margaret, > of Austria, Regent of the Netherlands, > 1480-1530 > Death and burial.
Job > (Biblical figure)
Sermons, Latin
Anabaptists > Controversial literature.
Reformation > Austria.
Lord's Supper > Catholic Church.
Baptism > Catholic Church.
Woodcuts > Specimens > Germany > 16th century.
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Item Description:Signatures: A⁴ A-Z AA-BB⁶ CC-DD⁴.
Title continued: ... &c. & quaeda[m] alia, quae ad honore[m] patie[n]tissimi Iob co[n]scripta sunt p[er]cede[n]tib[us] adjciunt[am] Fo. CXLIII & CXLVII.
Colophon: Impressum est hoc praeclarum opus sermonum, Coloniae in officina literaria honesti ciuis Petri Quentel, anno M.D. XXXVII. Mense Februaruio.
Title within a woodcut border depicting at the top the transfiguration of Christ; on the sides the four evangelists and the four doctors of the Western church; at the bottom the coat-of-arms of the Holy Roman Empire, a portrait of the Holy Roman Emperor Charles V, a portrait of his brother, Ferdinand I, King of Germany, and the coat-of-arms of the Kingdom of Germany, with below the coats-of-arms of the other six electors of the Empire.
"Reverendo in Christo Patri ac Domino, D. Iohanni Fabro, Episcopo VIennensi, atq[ue] ecclesiae catholicae defensori, Orthuinus Gratius bonarum artium professor" f. CXLVII, begins with a large woodcut initial depicting the crucifixion of Christ with Charles V and Ferdinand I on each side and symbols of the four evangelists at the corners.
"Triumphus beati Iob, prophetae summi Dei, in quatuor diuisus libros, aeditus ab Orthuino Gratio, bonarum artium professore", 11 leaves after Fo. CXLVII.
Woodcut initials depicting putti performing various labors.
Biblical references in margins.
Physical Description:4, CXLVII, [11] leaves : ill. ; 32 cm.

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