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Inventaire Du Fonds Léon Nelli Pdf 1.65 Mo ARCHIVES DEPARTEMENTALES DE L'AUDE N° BIBLIOTHEQUE DE LEON NELLI CARCASSONNE REPERTOIRE LITURGIE N° 1 Psalterium Electense juxta breviarium illustrissimi et reverendissimi in Christo patris D. D. Caroli de La Cropte de Chanterac, episcopi et comitis Electensis auctoritate ac venerabilis ejusdem ecclesiae capituli consensu editum. Toulouse, J. Dalles. In-f°, 656-38-CLXIV p. (relié). 1774 N° 2 Psalterium [Saint-Papoul]. S.l. (sans page de titre). In-f°, 684-CLXIV p. s.d. [1774] N° 3-4 Graduale Carcassonense illustrissimi et reverendissimi in Christo patri D. D. J. J. de Saint-Rome Gualy, episcopi Carcassonensis auctoritate, ac venerabilis ejusdem ecclesiae capituli consensu editum. Pars 2 proprium et commune sanctorum. Carcassonne, C. Labau. In-f°, 436-CCXIII p. (relié). 1844 N° 5 Antiphonarium Carcassonense D. D. J. J. de Saint-Rome Gualy… edit. Pars 2. Carcassonne, C. Labau. In-f°, 428-XCV p. (relié). 1844 N° 6 Graduale, juxta missale Electense, illustrissimi et reverendissimi in Christo patris D. D. Caroli de la Cropte de Chanterac, episcopi et comitis Electensis auctoritate ac venerabilis ejusdem ecclesiae capituli consensu editum. Pars 2. Toulouse, J. Dalles. In-f°, 500-CCX p. (relié). 1776 N° 7-8 Missale Carcassonense illustrissimi et reverendissimi in Christo patris D.D. A. Bazin de Besons, Carcassonensis episcopi…. Paris, J.B. Coignard et Guérin. 640-CXXXIV p. (relié). 1749 N° 9-11 Missale Carcassonense… D. D. J. J. de Saint-Rome Gualy episcopi Carcassonensis… edit. Toulouse, A. Manavit. In-f°, LXVIII-704-CLX p. (relié). 1845 N° 12 Missale ecclesiae sanctae Narbonensis D. D. Claudii de Rebe, archiepiscopi ac primatis… Narbonne, J. Besse. In-f°, 646-CVI p. (grav., relié cuir). 1658 N° 13-14 Missale Narbonense illustrissimi et reverendissimi in Christo patris D. D. A. R. Dillon Narbonensis archiepiscopi ac primatis, comitiorum occitaniae praesidis nati, regii ordinis Sancti Spiritus commendatoris, auctoritate ac venerabilis ejusdem ecclesiae capituli consensu editum. Narbonne, J. Besse. In-f°, 576-CXXVIII-44 p. (relié Derôme). 1778 N° 15 Missale Sanpapulense illustrissimi et reverendissimi in Christo patris, D. D. D. Bertrandi de Langle, episcopi et domini Sancti Papuli, regi ab omnibus consiliis auctoritate ac venerabilis ejusdem ecclesiae capituli consensu editum. Toulouse. In-f°, 702-CLVII-VI p. (relié cuir). 1773 2 N° 16 Missale Electense illustrissimi et reverendissimi in Christo patris D. D. Caroli de La Cropte de Chanterac, episcopi et comitis Electensis auctoritate ac venerabilis ejusdem ecclesiae capituli consensu editum. Toulouse. In-f°, 700-CLIII p. (relié). 1774 N° 17 Missale Tolosanum, illustrissimi et reverendissimi in Christo patris D. D. Pauli Theresiae Davidis d'Astros, archiepiscopi Tolosani et Narbonensis, Galliarum primatis, auctoritate ac venerabilis ejusdem ecclesiae capituli consensu denuo typis mandatum. Toulouse, J. M. Douladoure. In-f° 690- XCVI-6-CLVIII p. (relié). 1832 N° 18 Praeparatio ad missam, ad libitum sacerdotis. s.l. n.p. [suivi de] Missae defunctorum, desumptae cum suis rubricis, ex missali ecclesiae Carcassonnensis illustrissimi ac reverendissimi in Christo patris, D. D. Bazin de Besons. Carcassonne, Fr. Heirisson. In-f°, 36 p. (relié). s.d. [XVIIIe s.] HISTOIRE DE L'EGLISE, DROIT ET THEOLOGIE N° 19 Annales sacri Henrici Spondani Mauleosolensis Aquitani, Appamiarum Galliae Narbonensis episcopi, a mundi creatione ad eiusdem reparationem. Paris. 530-CCCIII p. (grav., relié). 1647 N° 20 Médaille (Jean de).- Collectiones decisoriae, ex quinque libris, epistolarum decretalium Gregorii Noni, pontificis maximi. Carcassonne, S. Daspe1. Note manuscrite du chevalier de Roquefort et ex-libris de Roquefort, prêtre (1718). In-f°, 503 p. (relié). 1653 N° 21 Bonacinae (Martin).- Operum de morali theologica.. in trestomos.. Tome 2. Lyon, Claude Landry. Ex-libris du séminaire de Carcassonne. In-f°, 699- 60 p. (relié). 1632 N° 22 Decretales Gregorii IX pont. max. suis commentariis illustratae (commentaire de Martin Gilbert). Paris, Guillaume Merlin, Guillaume Desboys et Sébastien Nivellium. In-f°, 28-2135-(10)-21 p. (relié). 1561 N° 23 Lettres de l'illustrissime et reverendissime cardinal d'Ossat, évesque de Baieux, au roy Henri le grand, et à monsieur de Villeroy. Paris, Joseph Bouillerot. In-f°, 24-313-445 p. (relié). 1624 N° 24 [Vigor (Simon), et Dupuy (Pierre)].- Histoire du différend d'entre le pape Boniface VIII et Philippes le Bel, roy de France… depuis l'an 1296 jusques en l'an 1311… ensemble le procès… à Bernard , évêque de Pamiers, 1295… originaux qui sont au trésor de chartres du roy… Paris, Sébastien et Gabriel Cramoisy. In-f°, 6-42-38-683 p. (relié). 1655 1 Très belle impression avec frontispice gravé. D'après Jourdanne, Salvy Daspe est le premier imprimeur sédentaire à Carcassonne, à la fois relieur et libraire. Un des plus anciens ouvrages imprimés à Carcassonne. 3 N° 25 Frizon (Pierre).- Gallia purpurata qua cum summorum pontificum, tum omnium Galliae cardinalium, qui hactenus vixere res praeclare gestae continentur... epitome omnium conciliorum Galliae… Paris, Simon le Moine. In-f°, (68)-720-46 p. (relié). 1638 N° 26 Missale pro defunctis, cum suis rubricis, e missali Narbonensi desumptae, ad majorem celebrantium commoditatem seorsim positae. Narbonne, J. Besse. In-f°, 38 p. 1778 HISTOIRE DU LANGUEDOC N° 27 Procès-verbal de l'Assemblée générale de l'assiette du diocèse de Carcassonne, pour l'année 1785. Carcassonne, R. Heirisson. In-f°, 85-IV p. 1785 HISTOIRE DE L'EGLISE, LITURGIE N°28 Ciaconius (Alf.).- Vitae et gesta pontificum romanorum. [Rome]. In-f°, 1284 p., les pages de titres et la fin de l'index manquent (front, fig., rel. cuir). s.d. [1601] N° 29 Missale romanum ex decreto sacrosancti concilii Tridentini restitutum D. Pii V pontificis maximi, jussu editum Clementis VIII et Urbani VIII, auctoritate recognitum. Tours, A. Mame. In-f°, XLIV-412-155-47 p. 1854 N° 30 [Flavio (Blondo).- Gesta romanorum]. Bâle, Froben. In-f°, 34-422-578- 50 p. (relié velin). Les premières pages manquent, ex-libris de Philip Wolf Rosenpach. 1559 HISTOIRE ET GEOGRAPHIE DE LA FRANCE N° 31/1-5 Montfaucon (Bernard de).- L'antiquité expliquée et représentée en figures. Paris, F. Delaulne. 5 volumes (reliés). 1719 N° 31/1 Tome 1.- Les dieux des Grecs et des Romains. In-f°, civ-452 p. N° 31/2 Tome 2.- Le culte des Grecs et des Romains. In-f°, 472 p. N° 31/3 Tome 3.- Qui comprend ce qui regarde les usages de la vie. In-f°, 390 p. N° 31/4 Tome 4.- Qui comprend ce qui regarde la guerre, les voitures de toute espèce, les grands chemins, les ponts, les aqueducs, et la navigation. In-f°, 316 p. N° 31/5 Tome 5.- Qui comprend les funérailles, les tombeaux et les mausolées. In-f°, 437 p. 4 N° 32/1-5 Expilly (abbé).- Dictionnaire géographique, historique et politique des Gaules et de la France. Paris, Desaint et Saillant, Bauche ; Avignon, Joly ; Nancy, Henry. 5 volumes, le 6ème manque (reliés, fig.). 1762-1768 N° 32/1 Tome 1.- A-B. 882 p. 1762. N° 32/2 Tome 2.-C-E. 816 p. 1764. N° 32/3 Tome 3.- F-K. 956 p. 1764. N° 32/4 Tome 4.- L-M. 992 p. 1766. N° 32/5 Tome 5.- N-Q. 1064 p. 1768. HISTOIRE DU LANGUEDOC N° 33/1-2 Procès-verbal du bornage du canal de Languedoc.- Montpellier, J. Martel. 2 volumes. 1786 N° 33/1 Première partie. 380-VI p. N° 33/2 Seconde partie. Suite du procès-verbal du bornage du canal de Languedoc. 405- 9 p. N° 34 Procès-verbal de l'assemblée de nos seigneurs des Etats généraux de la province de Languedoc.- Montpellier, J. Martel. In-f°, 583-34-31-31 p. 1786 HISTOIRE DE L'ART N° 35/1-5 Montfaucon (Bernard de).- Les monumens de la monarchie françoise, qui comprennent l'histoire de France. 5 volumes. In-f° (fig., reliés). 1729-1733 N° 35/1 Tome 1. XXXVI-402 p. N° 35/2 Tome 2. 342 p. N° 35/3 Tome 3. 356 p. N° 35/4 Tome 4. 368 p. N° 35/5 Tome 5. 432 p. DROIT N° 36 [Ferrier (Jacques)].- Juris tractatus varii Jacobi Ferrerri jurium doctoris et in senatu Tolosano patroni celeberrimi… Toulouse, Pierre Bosc. In-f°, 362 p. (fig., relié cuir). 1652 HISTOIRE DU LANGUEDOC N° 37 Gariel (Pierre).- Series praesulum Magalonensium et Monspeliensium... ab anno 451 ad annum 1665. Toulouse, J. Boude, 2ème éd. In-f°, 471-343 p. (relié cuir, portr.). 1665 5 N° 38 Aigrefeuille (Charles d').- Histoire de la ville de Montpellier depuis son origine jusqu'à notre tems, avec un abrégé historique de tout ce qui précéda son établissement, à laquelle on a ajouté l'histoire particulière des juridictions ancienes et modernes de cette ville avec les statuts qui lui sont propres. Montpellier, J. Martel. In-f°, XXXIV-707 p. (fig., relié). 1737 N° 39 Degrefeuille, Charles.- Histoire de la ville de Montpellier, seconde partie contenant l'origine de son église, ses églises, son université et ses collèges. Montpellier, Rigaud. In-f°, 455 p. (fig., relié cuir). 1739 N° 40 Catel (Guillaume de).- Mémoires de l'histoire du Languedoc, curieusement et fidèlement recueillis de divers auteurs. Toulouse, A. Colomiez. In-f°, 1038 p. (fig., relié cuir, ex-libris de la bibliothèque du séminaire de Lyon). 1633 N° 41 Andoque (Pierre).- Histoire du Languedoc, avec l'estat des provinces voisines. Béziers, J. et H. Martel. In-f°, 12-618-18 p. (relié cuir). 1648 N° 42 [Caseneuve (Pierre de)].- Le franc-alleu de la province de Languedoc, establi et defendu (seconde édition) un traité… des Etats généraux de la même province ensemble un recueil de chartres… Toulouse, J. Boude. In- f°, 319-202 p. (relié cuir, blason de Nicolas de Montholon, président du Parlement de Metz sur le plat). 1645 N° 43 Mémoire contenant l'abrégé historique des délibérations prises par les Etats sur les différents travaux faits au Grau d'Agde pour en rendre l'entrée aisée aux bâtiments du commerce et l'analyse de quelques projets de nouveaux ouvrages sur le même objet.
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