Opus eruditissimum Divi Irenaei Episcopi Lugdunensis in quinque libros digestum, in quibus mire retegit et confutat ueterum haereseon impias ac portentosas opiniones ex uetustissimorum codicum collatione quantum licuit Des. Erasmi Roterodami opera emendatum. Additus est index rerum obseruatu dignarum.

Author

Saint Irenaeus, Bishop of Lyon

Title

Opus eruditissimum Divi Irenaei Episcopi Lugdunensis in quinque libros digestum, in quibus mire retegit et confutat ueterum haereseon impias ac portentosas opiniones ex uetustissimorum codicum collatione quantum licuit Des. Erasmi Roterodami opera emendatum. Additus est index rerum obseruatu dignarum.

Date

1548

Place

Basileae [Basel]

Publisher

[Per Hieronymum Frobenium, et Nicolaum Episcopium]

Language

Latin

Contributor

PRINTER:
Nicolaus Episcopius
Hieronymus Froben

Note

IMPRINT:
Publisher information from colophon: "Basileae per Hieronymum Frobenium, et Nicolaum Episcopium, mense Martio, M.D. XLVIII.

ILLUSTRATIONS:
Woodcut printer's device (Froben) on title-page and verso of final leaf. Two woodcut historiated initials.

BINDING:
Bound in blind-stamped vellum with metal clasps.

BOUND WITH:
Hilary, Saint, Bishop of Poitiers. D. Hilarii Pictauorum Episcopi Lucubrationes quotquot extant, olim per Erasmum Roterod. Basileae : Apud Hier Froben et Nic. Episcopium, 1550.
MARGINALIA:
Numerous annotations in an unidentified hand.

FORMAT:
[12], 338, [26] pages ; 34 cm (folio)

REFERENCES:
Adams I513

Archive Location

UTL Record

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Num Pages

376

Short Title

Adversus haereses. Latin

Call Number

BR65 .I6 1548a
Erasmus Rare Large

Commenter

Desiderius Erasmus

Collection

Early Modern Books

Citation

Saint Irenaeus, Bishop of Lyon, “Opus eruditissimum Divi Irenaei Episcopi Lugdunensis in quinque libros digestum, in quibus mire retegit et confutat ueterum haereseon impias ac portentosas opiniones ex uetustissimorum codicum collatione quantum licuit Des. Erasmi Roterodami opera emendatum. Additus est index rerum obseruatu dignarum.,” Centre for Renaissance and Reformation Studies (CRRS) Rare Book Collection, accessed November 21, 2024, https://crrs.library.utoronto.ca/items/show/10320.