1749 Forbidden Books Damnatorum Thesium Catholic Heresy Bulls Pope Alexander VII

1749 Forbidden Books Damnatorum Thesium Catholic Heresy Bulls Pope Alexander VII

Domenico Viva was a 17^th-century Jesuit theologian who is best remembered for his famous work ‘Trutina Theologica Damnatarum Thesium’. First published in 1708, this book was a report on the various propositions that were condemned by popes Alexander VII, Innocent XI, and Alexander VIII. It covers the popes’ laws on papal bulls, mass ceremonies, heresies, punishments of adultery, and much more.

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VIVA, Domenico

Damnatae Theses Ab Alexandro VII., Innocentio XI. & Alexandro VIII. Necnon Iansenii Ad Theologicam trutinam revocatae iuxta pondu Sanctuarii

Patavii: Ex Typographia Seminarii, 1749.

Details:

• Collation: Complete with all pages
  • Damnatae Theses – [20], 679, [1]
    • Part I – De xlv thesibus proscriptis ab Alexandro VII
    • Part II – De lxv thesibus proscriptis ab Innocentio XI
    • Part III – De xxxiii thesibus proscriptis ab Alexandro VIII
  • De jubilaeo praesertim anni sancti – [12], 103, [1]
• Language: Latin
• Binding: Vellum; tight and secure
• Size: ~9.5in X 7.25in (24.5cm x 18cm)

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