1696 FALL of ROME Salvian Gaul & Vincent Lerins Early Christian Martyrdom RARE

1696 FALL of ROME Salvian Gaul & Vincent Lerins Early Christian Martyrdom RARE

 

Salvian was a 5^th-century writer who is primarily known for his two existing treatises. Salvian was a Christian living in Gaul during the Fall of Rome, and his most important work was dedicated to describing the events that lead to the fall.

 

This collection of the works of Salvian was published in Venice and includes the works of Vincent of Lerins, another 5^th-century Christian monk who wrote on Roman martyrs and the heretical views of the papacy and early Catholic Church. This 1696 edition was collected and edited by Italian Cardinal, Stephano Cosmi, who was archbishop of Spalato, Italy at the time.

 

Item number: #13892

Price: $599

 

SALVIAN, of Marseilles

 

1. Salviani Massiliensis Episcopi opera. Cum ampliori eiusdem vita, & Adnotationibus locorum difficulilium, & singulorum librorum…

 

Venetiis : ex typographia Bosij, MDCXCVI. [1696].

 

Details:

• Collation: Complete with all pages
  • [12], 468
• Language: Latin
• Binding: Vellum; tight & secure
• Size: ~6.5in X 4.5in (16.5cm x 11cm)

 

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