Catalogue St. Edmunds

Locus in Bibliotheca

Authorum Nomina V

Librorum Titulus

Editionum Tempora et Loca

6 P 24

Marcus Hieronymus Vida

Opera. 16mo.

Antwerp 1607

1 X 4

Bernard de la Vie

Remonstrance prononcée à la première ouverture du parlement de Navarre. 8vo. Weldon adds that the session was held at Pau 7 Jan. 1626.

Paris 1626

5 A 8

Blasius Viegas

Commentarii exegetici in Apocalypsim Ioannis apostoli. 4to.

Lyon 1606

1 I 13

Emar de Vieupon

Refutation du premier livre de l'Institution de Calvin. fol.

Paris 1616

9 M 63

Claude de Viexmont

Brevis institutio de salutari poenitentia peccatoris. 16mo.

Antwerp 1595

LA M

Claude de Viexmont

Methodus confessionis. 16mo. Anon.

Paris 1560

6 L 26

Antonio Vieyra

Sermones varios. 4to.

Madrid 1662

4 Q 16

Franciscus Vigerus

De praecipuis graecae dictionis idiotismis. 12mo. 12th ed. Wing V 376

London 1678

3 K 16

Alexandre Vigne

Apologie pour l'église catholique où l'on justifie sa croyance, son culte et son gouvernement par les principes mêmes des protestants. 12mo.

Paris 1686

13 M 135

Henri Vignier

Examen pour les confessions générales et particulières: pour faciliter aux confesseurs et aux pénitens le moyen de les bien faire. 16mo.

Paris 1704

2 & 38

Simon Vigor

Apologia Simonis Vigorii ... de suprema auctoritate adversus M. Andream Duval, doctorem et professorem theologiae. 8vo. Simon Vigor (1556 - 1624), historian and Gallican theologian, not to be confused with his uncle, Simon Vigor (1515 - 1575), Archbishop of Narbonne. André Duval was professor of theology at the Sorbonne. Listed in Books in Hell.

Troyes 1615

2 B 13

Simon Vigor

Histoire du différend d'entre le pape Boniface VIII et Philippes le Bel, Roy de France. fol. Anon. Simon Vigor (1556 - 1624), historian and Gallican theologian, not to be confused with his uncle, Simon Vigor (1515 - 1575), Archbishop of Narbonne.

Paris 1655

& 35

Simon Vigor

Opera omnia in quatuor tomos distributa. 4to. Simon Vigor (1556 - 1624), historian and Gallican theologian, not to be confused with his uncle, Simon Vigor (1515 - 1575), Archbishop of Narbonne.

Paris 1683

8 L 21-22

Simon Vigor

Sermons catholiques sur le symbole des apôtres et sur les évangiles des dimanches et festes de l'Advent. Ed. Jean Christi. 8vo. Two copies. Simon Vigor (1515 - 1575), archbishop of Narbonne, not to be confused with Simon Vigor (1556 - 1624), historian and Gallican theologian.

Paris 1598

8 L 23

Simon Vigor

Sermons catholiques sur les dimanches et festes depuis l'octave de Pasques jusques à l'Advent. 16mo. See note to 8 L 21-22.

Paris 1583

LA S

Simon Vigor

Sermons catholiques sur les dimanches et festes. Tome 2, depuis l'onziesme après la Trinité jusques au caresme. 8vo. Anon. Weldon has 1685. This must be a mistake; all the sources (BnF, CCFr, USTC) have 1585. Simon Vigor (1515 - 1575), archbishop of Narbonne, not to be confused with Simon Vigor (1556 - 1624), historian and Gallican theologian.

Paris 1585

3 H 7

Jean Viguier

Ad naturalem et christianam philosophiam: maxime vero ad scholasticam (quam vocant) theologiam institutiones. fol.

Paris 1550

3 H 8

Jean Viguier

Ad naturalem et christianam philosophiam: maxime vero ad scholasticam (quam vocant) theologiam institutiones. fol. Bound up wirh Alonso de Castro 'Adversus omnes haereses', Paris 1560, fol.

Paris 1560

CA V

Jean Viguier

Institutiones theologicae ... praecipue D. Thoma Aquinate ... concinnatae. 4to.

Cologne 1608

6 R 35

Franciscus Viliottus

Varii Europae eventus compendiarie descripti, ab anno 1643 usque ad annum 1659. 8vo.

Mondovi 1667

5 M 49

Thomas de Villacastin

A manual of devout meditations and exercises, instructing how to pray mentally. Drawn for the most part out of the Spiritual Exercises of S. Ignatius. 12mo. There are three eds in ARCR II under the name of Henry More, the translator, nos 550 (n.p. 1618), 551 (n.p. 1623), and 552 (n.p. 1624). In STC under Ignatius. St. Omer is suggested as the place of publication by ARCR.

n.p. n.d.

LA S

Arnaldus de Villanova

De conservanda bona valetudine opusculum scholae Salernitanae, ad regem Angliae. 16mo. Anon.

Paris 1572

1 V 20

Arnaldus de Villanova

De conservanda bona valetudine, opusculum scholae Salernitanae, ad regem Angliae. Ed. Joannes Curio. 12mo. The Schola Medica Salernitana, founded in the 9th century in Salerno in Southern Italy, was the world's first medical school.

Antwerp 1557

LA S

Arnaldus de Villanova

Medicina Salernitana: id est, conservandae bonae valetudinis praecepta. 16mo. Anon.

Geneva 1638

7 E 4

Lorenzo da Villavincencio

De recte formando studio theologico libri quatuor. 8vo.

Cologne 1575

5 T 33

Marie-Catherine-Hortense de Villedieu

Les desordres de l'amour. Tome premier. 12mo.

Paris 1676

6 A 70-71

Guillaume de Villefroy

Lettres de M. l'abbé de *** à ses élèves pour servir d'introduction à l'intelligence des divines écritures. 12mo. 2 vols. Anon.

Paris 1751-1754

6 A 76

Guillaume de Villefroy

Réflexions critiques sur la méthode publiée par M. l'Abbé de Villefroy pour l'explication de l'écriture sainte. 12mo. De Villefroy addressed these 'Réflexions' to the capuchins who wrote the 'Principes discutés'. The Capuchins were Jerome d'Arras, Louis de Poix and Séraphin de Paris.

Cologne 1755

8 S 39

Alfonso Villegas

The lives of saints written in Spanish. 8vo. ARCR II, 479. The translator is William Kinsman.

Douai 1615

CA V

François Racine de Villegomblain

Les memoires des troubles ... en France, sous les règnes des roys Charles IX, Henry III et Henry IV. 12mo.

Paris 1668

CA V

Claude Villette

Les raisons de l'office et cérémonies qui se font en l'église catholique. 8vo. Weldon has the title 'Raisons de l'office divin'. Weldon copy at Douai Abbey. Inscribed on title-page ‘L. Wolfe’. Laurence Wolfe (1632-1697) was a monk of St. Edmund’s.

Rouen 1638

11 M 59

Joannes Vincartius

Sacrarum heroidum epistolae. 12mo.

Tournai 1653

5 D 13

Vincent_de_Lérins

Adversus profanas omnium haereseon novationes commonitoria duo, Joannis Filesaci commentarius. 4to.

Paris 1619

6 D 19

Vincent_de_Lérins

Adversus prophanas haereseon novationes libellus ... item Edmundi Campiani ... Rationes decem. 12mo. ARCR I, 163

Cologne 1613

10 M 79-79.2

Vincent_de_Lérins

Five treatises. 12mo. Clancy 380. Two copies. Only the first treatise is by Vincent de Lérins, the other four are by Savonarola and St. Augustine. Weldon gives the separate titles.

n.p. 1651

6 D 15

Vincent_de_Lérins

Le livre d'or ... contre les profanes nouveautez des hérésies. 12mo.

Paris 1604

6 D 40

Vincent_de_Lérins

The golden treatise of the auncient and learned father Vincentius Lirinensis. Tr. A.P. 8vo. ARCR II, 583. ARCR suggests St. Omer, 1631.

n.p. n.d.

3 T 27

Leonardo da Vinci

A treatise of painting ... translated from the original Italian. 8vo. The translation is attributed to John Senex.

London 1721

6 A 61.3

Pierre Virdon

De scientiis religiose acquirendis opusculum. Not traced. In Weldon under Virdon's name in religion Lezin de St. Scholastique. A Paris 1664 ed. has been found.

Paris 1669

5 P 4

Virgilius

Aeneis. Ed. Nicolas Abramus. 8vo.

Pont-à-Mousson 1632

6 P 48

Virgilius

Nouvelle traduction des Bucoliques. Tr. Thomas Guyot. 12mo.

Paris 1666

11 P 5

Virgilius

Opera ... ad usum Delphini. Ed. Charles de la Rue. 4to. 2nd ed.

Paris 1682

3 P 2

Virgilius

Opera cum commentariis Servii. 4to. Edited by Maurus Honoratus Servius.

Geneva 1620

5 P 5

Virgilius

Opera et alia quotquot extant, cum argumentis scholiis et observationibus. Ed. Niccolo Eritreo. 8vo.

Lyon 1567

5 P 6

Virgilius

Opera omnia. Ed. Joannes a Meyen. 8vo.

Paris 1630

2 P 32.3

Virgilius

Opera. Not traced. Weldon has as date ‘31’.

Limoges 1731

9 P 27

Virgilius

Opera. Weldon adds ‘cum Maphaei appendice’. Maphaeus Vegius was a 15th cent. Italian poet and editor of Virgil.

n.p. n.d.

9 P 28

Virgilius

Opera. Not traced. BnF and CCFr list an Amsterdam 1724 ed. by Nicolaas Heinsius; BSB gives a Dublin 1724 ed.

Paris 1724

9 P 29

Virgilius

Opera.

n.p. n.d.

9 P 30

Virgilius

Opera. Not traced.

Paris 1734