[RELIGION] - Lot 197

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[RELIGION] - Lot 197
[RELIGION] *Albanès, Abbé Joseph-Hyacinthe. La Vie de sainte Douceline, fondatrice des Béguines de Marseille, composée au treizième siècle en langue provençale, publiée pour la première fois avec la traduction en français, et une introduction critique et historique. Marseille, Camoin, 1879. In-8°, XCII-304 pp. red half-chagrin with corners, spine ribbed, gilt head, cover preserved (Nicolini bookbinder in Marseille). Provençal text and French translation opposite. Limited edition of 200 copies, this one of 20 on Hollande paper. Douceline de Digne (Digne, 1214- Marseille1274), was a saint and patron saint of the people of Hyères. Her life is known to us from a manuscript, La Vida de la benaurada sancta Doucelina, written in Occitan in 1297 by Philippine de Porcelet, a disciple of the beguinage from Arles. Ex libris R. P. Archivarii. A valuable work for the study of old Provençal. Some spotting to cover, slight rubbing to binding, otherwise good condition. *Mourey, Gabriel. Sainte Douceline béguine de Provence (1214-1274). Illustrations by Pierre Girieud. Paris, Les éditions de Monde Nouveau, 1922. 2nd edition. In-8°, 256 (4) pp. half blue chagrin with corners, smooth spine richly decorated and gilt, initials on tail, gilt head, cover preserved (Flammarion Vaillant relieur). Long cover signed with initials J. G. *Éverlange, Abbé P.-G. d'. Histoire de Saint Gilles. 10th edition. Avignon, Seguin, 1885; in-8°, XXX, 302 pp, orange half-chagrin with corners, spine ribbed and decorated, first cover preserved (wear and tears). 7 captioned plates, including one frontispiece. *André, Ferdinand. - Histoire de l'abbaye des religieuses de Saint-Sauveur de Marseille, founded in the 5th century. D'après les documents inédits conservés aux archives départementales des Bouches-du-Rhône. Marseille, Imprimerie Vial, 1863. Large in-8° X-237 pp. green half-chagrin, richly decorated and gilt ribbed spine (period binding, spine unstained). 3 plates hors texte. First edition at 225 copies, this one No. 190. Slightly foxed. *Bousquet, Casimir. La major, cathedral de Marseille. Marseille, Marius Olive; Paris, Poulet-Malassis, 1857. In-8°, VI, 682 pp. full bradel cloth, brown title page, cover preserved (modern binding). Frontispiece and 4 plates, including 2 fold-outs. AP SET OF 5 VOLUMES
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