Date | 1700 |
Publish_location | Cologne |
Publisher | n.p. |
Collection | Rouleau Archives |
Edition | |
Language | Latin |
Record_type | Book |
Series | |
Shelf | Rare Book Cabinet |
Call Number | BV3413.H58 1700 |
Description | 676 p. ; 17 cm |
Note | Full title: Historia cultus Sinensium, seu varia scripta de cultibus Sinarum, inter Vicarios Apostolicos Gallos aliosque Missionarios, et Patres Societatis Jesu, controversis, oblata Innocentio XII Pontifici Maximo et Sacrae Congregationi Eminentissimorum : Cardinalium dirimendae huic Causae praepositorum : adjuncta Appendice scriptorum Patrum Societatis Jesu de eadem controversia. Dominum Deum tuum adorabis, et illi soli servies
Breves Notationes in praecipua loca observationum residualium Societatis Jesu contra mandatum Reverend Dom. Caroli Maigrot Continuatio Historia cultus Sinensium. |
Subject | Chinese Rites controversy--Sources Ancestor worship--China--Religious aspects Missions--China--History--18th century--Sources |
Date | 1697 |
Publish_location | --- |
Publisher | --- |
Collection | Ricci Institute Library |
Edition | |
Language | Latin |
Record_type | Manuscript, Digital text [pdf] |
Series | |
Shelf | Digital Archives, Rare Book Cabinet |
Call Number | BV3413.V285 1697 |
Description | 290 p. ; 27 cm. + pdf. |
Note | Varia Scripta circa quosdam Sinarum usus controversos ob Lata Sanctissimo Domino ... Innocentio P.P. XII et Sacrae Congregni S.ti Officii... Anno Domini M.D.C.LXXXXVII. 'Varia Scripta...' All are found published in the Historia Cultus Sinensium ... Cologne, 1700 (Bibliotheca Missionum VII, 23-4 & 2075). The ms. includes all the anti-Jesuit material, but none of the pro-Jesuit material in the Historia Cultus. It is in European ink and on European paper. Cardinal Cenci's arms on the binding are significant, since Cenci appears to have been supplanted by Tournon as Legate, some allege because he was pro-Jesuit. -- P. Rule. Sotheby's catalog entry, corrected (p.25): Balthasar Cenci was born in Rome where he received a Jesuit education. According to M. Guarnacci, Vitae, et res gestae Pontificum romanorum et S.R.E. Cardinalium, 1751, Cenci received the appointment of Apostolic Visitor and Legate a latere to China and the East Indies, the same title as that held by Charles Thomas Maillard de Tournon when he left Europe in 1703 to convey the decision of the Holy Office on the prohibition of both the Malabar and Chinese rites. Why Charles de Tournon rather than Cenci executed this historic mission is not clear, but Cenci's interest in the documents bound here is established. Local access dig.pdf. [Varia Scripta.pdf] |
Subject | Chinese Rites controversy--Sources Jesuits--Missions--China--History--17th-18th centuries--Views on Chinese rites Maigrot, Charles 嚴嘉樂, 1652-1730--Historia cultus Sinensium |