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F.) Praes. BEZ (JOHANN FRIEDRICH). --- Resp. See PFAFF (CM BEZ (FRANCISCUS LUDOVICUS). --- See MAI (F.) praes. BEZ (JOHANN FRIEDRICH). --- resp. See PFAFF (C.M.) praes. BEZA (MARCU). --- Byzantine art in Roumania. Lond., 1940. ear r --- Another copy. Fine Art Lib. BEZA (THEODORE. CORRESPONDENCE Correspondance de Theodore de Beze. Recueillie par H. Aubert. Publ. par F. Aubert et H. Meylan (and A. IYufour). Tom. 1- [Tray . d'Human. et Renaissance, 40, 49, 61,74,96, 113, 136. (Societe du Musee Historique de la Reformation).] Geneve. .2812 Bez. 1. 1539-1555. 196o. 2. 1556-1558. 1962. 3. 1559-1561. 1963. 4. 1562-1563. 1965. 5. 1561. 1968. 6. 1565. 1970. 7. 1566. 1973. --- Another copy. Tom. 1- New Coll. Lib. [Continued overleaf.] ADDITIONS BEZA (MARCU ) . --- The Rumani an church. Lond.,1943. New Coll. Lib. EEZA (THEODORE. CORRESPONDENCE V -- Correspondance de Theodore de Beze. Rec olaillie pas H. Aubert Publ. par H. Meyl an , A. Dufour, C. Chimelli et M. Turchetti. Tom. 8.- [Tray . d'Humanisme et Renaissance, 146,%4, (Societe du Musee Historique de la Reformation.)] '^^ Geneve. .2842 Bez. 8. 1567. Avec une table des lettres et documents des tomes 1 a 8. 1976. 9. 1568. 1978. lo. 1569. 1980. 11. 1570. 1983. BEZA (THEODORE) [continued]. CORRESPONDENCE [continued] --- Epistola ... B. Passavantii ad ... P. Lysetum. See below under SINGLE WORKS. --- Epistolarum theologicarum ... liber unus. Genevae, 1573. Dd.6.20. xxx Clement Litil Bequest, 1580. --- 2a ed., ab ... autore recognita. Genevae, 1575. A.17.33• Nairne Bequest. SINGLE WORKS --- [Abraham sacrifiant.] A tragedie of Abrahams sacrifice. Written in French by T.B. and tr. into English by A. Golding. Ed. with an introd., notes and an appendix containing the Abraham sacrifiant of T.B., by M.W. Wallace. [Toronto, Univ. Stud. Philol. Ser.] [Toronto] 1906. .84239 Bez. --- Abraham sacrifiant. Ad. critique avec introd. et notes par K. Cameron, K.M. Hall, F. Higman. [Textes Litt. Fr. 135.1 Geneve, 1967. .84239 Bez. --- Abraham sacrifiant; tragedie franjoise. Introd. par C.R. Frankish. Repr. [Fr. Renaissance Class.] Wakefield, 1969. .84239 Bez. --- Abraham sacrifiant. See STONE (DONALD) ed. Four Renaissance tragedies ... --- Ad acta Colloquii Montisbelgardensis Tubingae edita T. Bezae responsions pars prior (and altera). Genevae, 1588. *C.24.40. xxx Pt. 1 is of 2nd ed. [Continued overleaf.] BEZA (THEODORE) [continued]. SINGLE WORKS [continued] --- Ad sycophantarum quorundam c_alumnias quib_ vnicu salutis nostrae fundamentum, id est aeterna Dei praedestinatione, euertere nituntur, responsio T.B. [Geneva?] 1558. Dd.2.9/2. --- Ad tractationem de ministrorum Evangelii gradibus, ab H. Saravia Belga editam, T.B. responsio. Ed. 2a. Genevae, 1 593• A* 8-31/1- BEZA (THEODORE) [Continued]. SINGLE WORKS [Continued] --- Amoenitates poeticae, etc. See below under POEMATA. --- Confession de la foy Chrestienne. 4e dd. reueu g sur la Latine, & augmentee, avec un abreg6 d'icelle, etc. 80 [Geneva] 1561. A*8.30. --- Cbnfessio Christianae fidei et eiusdem collatio cum Papisticis haeresibus. 80 [Geneva] 1560. Dd. 5.1/1. *4* Clement Litil Bequest, 1580. --- A briefe and pitiithie [sic] summe of the Christian faith, made in forme of a confession, with a confutation of all such superstitious errours as are contrary thereunto. Tr. ... by R(obert) F(yll). 8o Lond. [1565?] Dd. 10.8y. --- Kurtze Bekanntnusz des Christlichen glaubens, durch Theodorum von Besze, in vierunddreissig Articul zusammen gezogen. Ausz Frantzasischer sprach ietzt netiwlich verteittscht. 4o Haidelberg, 1562. Dh.1.35/1. --- De Coena Domini plana & perspicua tractatio. In qua Joachimi Wesphali calumniae ... refelluntur. 8o [Geneva] 1559. Dd. 5.1/2. --- De haereticis a ciuili Magistratu puniendis libellus, aduersus Martini Bellii farraginem & nouorum Academicorum sectam. 8o [Geneva?] 1554. Dd.2.17/2. 10* Clement Litil Bequest, 1580. --- T. B. de peste. See VARIORUM tractatus theologici. 1655. B.23.38. --- De veris et visibilibus Ecclesiae Catholicae notis tractatio. 12 0 Genevae, 1579. C*30.29/2. --- Epistola ... B. Passavantii ad ... P. Lysetum. See EPISTOLAE OBSCURORUM VIRORUM. Epistolarum ... ad ... O. Gratium volumina II. 1710. V. 23.85. --- An exhortation to the reformation of the Church. See below under Introductio ad Novum Testamentum. ---[L'histoire de la vie et mort de Maistre Jean Calvin.] Joannis Calvini vita a T. B. ... descripta. See CALVIN (J.). J. C. epistolae et responsa. 1575. Dd. 1.28. --- See MACKENZIE (J.) of Huntingdon. Memoirs ... of J. Calvin, compiled from the narrative of T. B. --- Icones: id est, verae imagines virorum doctrina et pietate illustrium ... additis eorundem vitae & operae descriptionibus, etc. 80 [Geneva] 1580. X2. 2. :TA 1051 ADDITIONS BEZA (,1'o- LODORE) . SINGLE WORKS --- Chrestiennea meditations. `rexte etabli et introd. par M. Itiouter. LTextes Utt. k'r. 113-1 Geneve, 1964. .2236 Bez. [De ;jure uu-i;,istiSituum in subditos. ] Hig:it of magistrates. See r.'IVIXLId (JULIAN H.) ed. Cone.-Ututio.-mli.em and. reaiezarx e in the sixteenth centuiy ... -- A discourse ... conteyning ... the historie of the lifer and death of Plaister Jot:n Calvin ... Li,ondon, 1561,. J The 12. 16. LxPerl-elioe, No. 433.1 ,imstercam, 1972. .2706 Cal. Bey,,. — Icones. 1580. LContinerrtal Dublem Uks. No. 2. j Nrenston, 1971. .8088891 Con. --- histoire ocelesiastiyue des ^glisea refom4es au rojaumrs ae Fruncrse..W. by T. Yarziale.1 Par Lor rather attributed to^ T de B. 3 tom. Lille, 1841 -42. New Coll. Lib. -- Eiatoire eccleeiasti,ue des eglisea reform es au royarme de k'ranca. LAttributod to Theodore oeza. A. nouvelie avHC notice bibliorSTUIl .iquii et table des faita et dery nome propras par fc;a C. Baum et pax E. Cunitz. 3 tom. LC laaa. du Protestartiamte Pr. iris, 1883-89. Prow Coll. Lib. --- J. Calving. vita. See CALVIN (JEAN). J.C. ep i.st olae et responsa. BEZA (THEODORE) [Continued]. SINGLE WORKS [Continued] --- In historiam passionis et sepulturae Domini nostri Jesu Christi homiliae, etc. See below under Sermons sur Phistoire de la passion et supulture de nostre Seigneur Jesus Christ. --- [Introductio ad Novum Testamentum. ] An exhortation to the reformation of the Church. See SWITZERLAND. REFORMED CHURCH. A confession of faith. [1571?] RA. 5.50. --- Joannis Calvini vita, etc. See above under L'histoire de la vie et mort de Maistre Jean Calvin. --- Jobus T. B., partim commentariis partim paraphrasi illustratus . 8o Genevae, 1589. *C. 23.2. --- Job expounded ... partly in manner of a commentary, partly ... of a paraphrase ... Tr. 8o Lond. [1589?] Dd.10. 3/1. --- KpEwycxyLa; siue, Cyclops ... dialogi duo de vera communicatione corporis & sanguinis Domini, aduersus Tilemanni Heshusii somnia, etc. 8o Genevae, 1561. Dd. 2.11 /1. *'c' Clement Litil Bequest, 1580. --- Kurtze Bekanntnusz des Christlichen Glaubens, etc. See above under Confession de la foy Chrestienne. --- Lex Dei, moralis, ceremonialis, et politica, ex libris Mosis excerpta, etc. (And Mosaycarum et Romanarum legum collatio ... ex bibliotheca P. Pithoei, cuius etiam notae ... adjectae sunt.) 20 [Geneva? 1577 ?1 In *D. 19.18. *0* Apparently part of a larger work. --- T. B. ... poematum editio secunda ... Item, ex Georgio Buchanano aliisque variis insignibus poetis excerpta carmina, etc. 2 pts. (in 1). 8o [Geneva] 1569. zz.—ig-.49. JA 529 --- T. B. ... poemata varia. Sylvae, elegiae ... Accessit J. Lectii V. Cl. Jonah, seu poetica paraphrasis ad eum vatem. 16o [Geneva] 1599. De. 10.47. --- Poemata ... quibus continentur Sylvae, Elegiae, Epitaphia, Icones, Epigrammata, etc. 12o Londini, 1713. *5.33.48/1. --- Amoenitates poeticae; sive, T. Bezae, M. A. Mureti, et J. Secundi juvenilia. Tum J. Bonefonii pancharis, J. Bellaii amores, etc. 16b Lugduni Batavorum, 1779. *X.33.2. BEZA (THEODORE) [Continued]. SINGLE WORKS [Continued] --- Quaestionum et responsionum Christianarum libellus, etc. 2 pts. (in 1). 12o [Geneva] 1584, 81. A*8.29. [---] Response aux cinq premi0res et principales demandes de J. Hay ... aux ministres Escossois. [Anon.] 8o [Geneva?] 1586. De. 2.30. Drummond Collection. --- Scholia, in quibus de germana Grecae linguae pronuntiatione disseritur. See ALPHABETUM graecum & hebraicum. 1600, 1566. T*31.46. --- [Sermons sur Phistoire de la passion et sepulture de nostre Seigneur Jesus Christ.] In historiam passionis et supulturae Domini nostri Iesu Christi homiliae ex Gallicis latinae factae, etc. 8o [Geneva] 1592. -G n . 14. SFl 5 3.6 --- Ed. 2a. 8o [Geneva] 1598. A*9.37. --- Tractatio de polygamia et divortiis, in qua et Ochini ... pro polygamia, et Montanistarum ac aliorum aduersus repetitas nuptias argumenta refutantur ... Additur Juris Civilis Romanorum & veterum his de rebus canonum examen. Ex T. B. ... praelectionibus in priorem ad Corinth. epistolam. 8o Genevae, 1568-69. Dd. 6.11. Clement Litil Bequest, 1580. --- Tractatus pius et moderatus de vera excommunicatione & christiano presbyterio. 120 Londini, 1590. *A. 15.40. [--- ed. ] Valentini Gentilis teterrimi haeretici impietatum ac triplicis perfidiae & perjurii brevis explicatio, ex actis publicis Senatus Genevensis ... descripta. Earundem refutationes a doctissimis nostrae theologis [i.e. J. Calvin, J. Simlerus, A. Gerhardus, J. Wigand, A. Alesius, B. Aretius, T. Beza] scriptae ... Ejusdem Gentilis extremae perfidiae & iusti supplicii de eo sumpti historia [by B. Aretius] seorsim est excusa. 4o Genevae, 1567. D*23.63. --- T. B. ... volumen tractationum theologicarum, in quibus pleraque Christianae religionis dogmata adversus haereses ... defenduntur, etc. (And volumen alterum, etc. - De communicatione & ... virtute carnis Christi, perpetua Cyrilli sententia,
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