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Lolland-Falsters Stiftsbibliotek Lolland-Falsters Stiftsbibliotek Bibliotheca Felteriana Foreløbigt alfabetisk katalog 2008 Biblioteket stammer fra domprovst Immanuel Felters bogsamling. Det var først opstillet i et særskilt biblioteksrum på Refugiet Fuglsang. Biblioteket blev i 2000 overdraget til Lolland-Falsters Stift, og det blev herefter flyttet til Amtscentret i Maribo. Hovedvægten i biblioteket ligger på teologisk faglitteratur. Biblioteket befinder sig nu (siden december 2009) i bispegårdens arkivkælder, Lolland-Falster Stift, Østre Allé 2, 4800 Nykøbing F. Biblioteket bestyres af et udvalg nedsat af Lolland-Falsters Stiftsøvrighed. Hjemmeside:www.felteriana.dk Bibliotekets bøger kan hjemlånes af lånere med bopæl i stiftet. Undtaget er dog bøger før ca. 1800 og særligt værdifulde bøger. Lånetid er max. 1 år. Bøgerne kan dog hjemkaldes efter 3 måneder. Ved hjemlån skal der forevises legitimation, fx sygesikringsbevis. Oktober 2008 (Forsiden ajourført januar 2010) 1 Indholdsoversigt A ....................................................................................................................................................................... 3 B ....................................................................................................................................................................... 4 C ....................................................................................................................................................................... 9 D.....................................................................................................................................................................10 E – F ..............................................................................................................................................................11 G.....................................................................................................................................................................12 H.....................................................................................................................................................................14 I – J.................................................................................................................................................................16 K.....................................................................................................................................................................18 L......................................................................................................................................................................20 M ....................................................................................................................................................................22 N.....................................................................................................................................................................25 O - P ..............................................................................................................................................................26 R .....................................................................................................................................................................28 S......................................................................................................................................................................30 T .....................................................................................................................................................................33 U - Å ..............................................................................................................................................................34 Resten – uden forfatternavn, i kronologisk rækkefølge.........................................................................36 Efterfølgende alfabetiske katalog er udarbejdet i oktober 2008 på grundlag af den bibliografiske data- base. På daværende tidspunkt var der indtastet 1500 titler. Biblioteket indeholder dog flere værker, end det fremgår af databasen og efterfølgende foreløbige katalog. Bogtitlerne er sorteret efter efternavn, fornavn og trykkeår. Ved forfattere med flere titler vil titlerne altså komme i kronologisk rækkefølge efter trykkeår. Oplysningerne om den enkelte bog anføres i rækkefølgen: efternavn, fornavn, titel, udgivelsested, tryk- keår, omfang. De enkelte felter fra den bibliografiske database er adskilt med komma. I titelfeltet er hovedtitel og undertitel (samt supplerende oplysninger) normalt adskilt med punktum. Der er tale om en forholdsvis uredigeret eksport fra databasen. Visse steder giver det en måske lidt pudsig rækkefølge (eller dublering) af informationer, men det vil formentlig ikke være nogen forhin- dring for forståelse og klarhed. Den bibliografiske database over stiftsbibliotekets bøger er direkte tilgængelig over internettet via bibli- otekets hjemmeside: www.felteriana.dk. Her vil der kunne søges i databasens hovedfelter. 2 Andersson, Aron, Vadstena klosterkyrka II - Inredning, A Borås, 1983, 126 s. Abrahamsen, Erik, Liturgisk Musik i den danske Kirke Andersson, Aron, Klenoder ur äldre svensk historia. efter Reformationen, Kbh., 1919, 152 s. Treasures of early Sweden. Av Aron Andersson och Ingmar Jansson, Stockholm, 1984, Adam, Karl, Katolicismens inderste væsen, Kbh., 1965, 288 s. Andræ, Tor, Nathan Söderblom. 4. upplagan, Uppsala, 1931, 333 s. Adam af Bremen, Beskrivelse af øerne i Norden. Oversat og kommenteret af Allan A. Lund, Århus, 1978, Anglas, J., D'Euclide a Einstein. Relativité et connaisance, 70 s. Paris, 1926, 123 s. Afrem Syrer, Aandelige Digte. Oversat af T. Skat Rør- Anselm af Canterbury, Cur deus homo - Warum Gott dam, Kbh, 1879, 187 s. Mensch geworden. Lateinisch und deutsch, besorgt und übersetzt von Franciscus Salesius Schmitt, Darmstadt, Albeck, Gustav, Grundtvig Studier. Udgivet af Grundt- 1970, 155 s. vig-Selskabet af 8. september 1947. Under redaktion af Gustav Albeck og William Michelsen, Kbh., 1959, 1962- Anselm af Canterbury, Proslogion. Oversat og udlagt 63, 1975-78, som en indførelse i theologien af Regin Prenter. Udgivet af Udvalget for Konvent for Kirke og Theologi, Frederi- Albertz, Martin, Die Botschaft des Neuen Testamentes, cia, 1982, 192 s. Zollikon-Zürich, 1952, 502 s. Arendt, Rudolf, Der er ej anden Gud. 25 prædikener, Allodoli, Ettore, Savonarola, Firenze, 1953, 235 s. Haarby, 1987, 120 s. Althaus, Paul, Die letzten Dinge. Entwurf einer christli- Arendt, Rudolph, Folkekirken - Noahs ark, Løgumklo- chen Eschatologie. 3. Auflage, Gütersloh, 1926, 290 s. ster, 1964, Althaus, Paul, Leitsätze zur Ethik. 2. Auflage, Erlangen, Arendt, Rudolph, Tænkning og tro. Religionsfilosofi - 1928, 82 s. Dogmatik - Etik, Kbh., 1967, 275 s. Althaus, Paul, Theologische Aufsätze, Gütersloh, 1929- Arendt, Rudolph, Evangelium og politik, Kbh., 1972, 85 35, Bind 1-2 s. Althaus, Paul , Das Neue Testament Deutsch. Neues Arendt, Rudolph, Frelse, Kbh., 1975, 115 s. Göttinger Bibelwerk. Herausgegeben von Paul Althaus und Johannes Behm. Band 1:1, Göttingen, 1937, 1 bind Arendt, Rudolph, Den store forudsætning, Kbh., 1978, 16 s. Althaus, Paul, Das sogenannte Kerygma und der histo- rische Jesus.Zur Kritik der heutigen Kerygma-Theologie, Arendt, Rudolph, Pagten og loven, Kbh., 1981, 125 s. Gütersloh, 1958, 52 s. Aristoteles' ældre Metafysik. Bøgerne I, III, IV, VI og Althaus, Paul, Das Neue Testament Deutsch. Neues VII. Om Gud og Tilværelsens Hovedformer. Oversat Göttinger Bibelwerk. Herausgegeben von Paul Althaus med indledning og noter af Poul Helms, Kbh., 1953, 171 und Gerhart Friedrich, Göttingen, 1965, Bind 1-4 s. Ammundsen, Valdemar, Lutherbogen. Reformationen Aristoteles' populære Forelæsning over Etik. Den "Store belyst gennem Lutherord, Kbh., 1917, 192 s. Moral" (Magna Moralia). Oversat med indledning og no- ter af Poul Helms, Kbh., 1954, 118 s. Ammundsen, Valdemar, Den kristne Kirke i det nittende Aarhundrede, Kbh., 1925, 382 s., illustreret Aristoteles. Indledning, oversættelse og noter ved Arfinn Stigen, Kbh., 1964, 236 s. Ammundsen, Valdemar, Social Kristendom. Bd. I. Frem- stilling af W. Rauschenbuschs Kristendomssyn, Kbh., Asendorf, Ulrich, Von der wahren Einheit der Kirche. 1931, 218 s. Herausgeben von Ulrich Asendorf und Friederich Wil- helm Künneth, Berlin, 1973, 280 s. Ammundsen, Valdemar, Den danske Kirkes Arv og Gæld, Kbh., 1937, 60 s. Asendorf, Ulrich , Leuenberg - Konkordie oder Diskor- die? Ökumenische Kritik zur Konkordie reformatori- Andersen, J. Oskar, Overfor Kirkebruddet. Den første scher Kirchen in Europa. Herausgegeben von Ulrich lutherske Bevægelse og Christiern II's Forhold dertil, Asendorf und Friedrich Wilhelm Künneth, Berlin, 1974, Kbh., 1917, 202 s. 367 s. Andersen, Otto, Tro kun - Evangeliet forkyndt for Fat- Asmund, Johs., Kirkeaarets Texter. Første Textrække: tige, Kbh., 1931, 159 s. Advent til Pinse. Anden Textrække: Trinitatistiden. Johs. Andersen, Otto, Lov og evangelium, Holstebro, 1973, Asmund, Regin Prenter og Paul Seidelin, Kbh., 1941-42, Andersen, Otto, På livets kant. Prædikensamling. Første Asmussen, Hans, Die Seelsorge. Ein praktisches Hand- tekstrække, Holstebro, 1976, 282 s. buch über Seelsorge und Seelenführung, München, 1934, 229 s. Andersen, Poul-Gerh., Orgelbogen. Klangteknik, arki- tektur og historie, Kbh., 1955, 335 s. Asmussen, Hans, Die Seelsorge, München, 1934, 229 s. 3 Asmussen, Hans, Christenlehre, Göttingen, 1935, 39 s. Bang, J.P.,
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