Sartorius, Adam

Iacobi Gretseri De Cruce Christi, Rebusque ad eam pertinentibus

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Die Abhandlung des Ingolstädter Jesuiten Jacob Gretser (1562–1625) über das Heilige Kreuz Christi ist eines der gelehrten Werke der Gegenreformation, welches ausführlich über die Symbolik des Kreuzes disputiert. Das von Adam Sartorius gedruckte Buch ist in einer wohlkomponierten Typographie gesetzt mit einer Antiqua-Schrift in diversen Graden. Zur Ausstattung gehören Arabesken-Initialen sowie Schmuckleisten und Vignetten. Das vorliegende Exemplar ist unvollständig und enthält lediglich die ersten beiden Bücher, gebunden in einem reich geprägten Schweinsledereinband der Zeit. | Bibliographischer Nachweis: VD16 G 3202

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