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Lot - Lot 589
Lot [JANSENISM] Reunion of 5 works: - [PERRAULT (Nicolas)]: La Morale des Jésuites, extraite fidèlement de leurs livres imprimez avec la permission et l'approbation des supérieurs de leur compagnie par un Docteur de la Sorbonne.Mons, Vve Waudret, 1667. In-4 : 20f., 755pp. Contemporary speckled brown calf, spine ribbed and decorated, head cap torn off, foot cap torn off, red title page, gilt roulette on the edges, 2 corners dulled, edges speckled red. First edition condemned to the stake by the Parliament of Paris in 1670. Violent attack on the doctrine of the Jesuits written by the French Jansenist Nicolas Perrault. - Comptes rendus au Parlement séant à Toulouse au sujet des constitutions & de la doctrine des soi-disant Jésuites, les 7, 9, 10 é& 11 mai 1762 Slne, 1762. 2 parts in one volume in-12 : 290 and 180pp. Contemporary marbled fawn calf, spine ribbed and decorated, blond title-piece, headband faded, cold fillet framing the boards, gilt fillet on the edges, red speckled edges. - ALEMBERT (Jean LE ROND d'): On the destruction of the Jesuits in France. By a disinterested author. Slne, 1765. In-12, 235pp. Contemporary fawn granite calf, smooth spine decorated, red title-piece, cold fillet framing the boards, gilt fillet on the edges, red edges. - MONTLOSIER (Comte de): Lettre d'accusation contre les Jésuites à M. le Procureur Général preceded by a biographical note on the author. Paris, Baudouin frères ; Dupont & Cie, 1826. In-24 : 62pp, portrait frontispiece. 1/2 red basane, gilt title on smooth spine. - Le Jansénisme abatu, ou instruction sur la bulle de notre Saint Père le Pape Clément XI portant condamnation de l'hérésie & du livre de Jansenius. Liège, Broncard, 1708. In-12 : 6f., 174pp. Contemporary fawn calf, spine ribbed and decorated, red title, gilt roulette on the edges. A good copy. The Unigenitus bull is the apostolic constitution in the form of a bull that Pope Clement XI published in September 1713 to attack Jansenism. It targets more particularly Pasquier Quesnel and condemns as false and heretical one hundred and one propositions extracted from the Réflexions morales (1692). Far from putting an end to the divisions in the Church, this bull provoked a coalition of several oppositions: Gallican, richerist and Jansenist. Opposition to the bull was reawakened during the Regency and called for a general council. From then on, Jansenism was built in opposition to the proclamations of the Bull. To put an end to this situation, several bishops, under the inspiration of Louis XIV himself, asked the pope to issue a bull to replace the one they could not admit.
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