Antoine ARNAULD

Antoine ARNAULD

Born6 février 1612
Died6 août 1694
LanguageFrench
NationalityFrance
A écrit aussi en latin
Théologien et controversiste janséniste. - Docteur de Sorbonne (en 1641). - Prêtre (ordonné en 1641). - Traduisit la Bible et les Pères de l'église. - De nombreux écrits de l'auteur sont anonymes ou signés de pseudonymes. - Participa à des oeuvres collectives avec d'autres controversistes jansénistes. - Quitta la France en 1679 et vécut en Belgique et aux Pays-Bas jusqu'à sa mort.
Ne pas confondre avec son père : Arnauld, Antoine (1560-1619), avocat au Parlement de Paris
Ne pas confondre avec avec son neveu : Arnauld, Antoine (1616-1698), dit l'abbé Arnauld
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  • ARNAULD Antoine-Vincent
  • AVOCAT EN PARLEMENT
  • CUREZ DE PARIS
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ARNAULD, Antoine
  1. La perpetuité de la foy de l'eglise catholique touchant l'eucharistie deffendue contre le livre du sieur Claude
    Antoine ARNAULD, Pierre NICOLE

    La perpetuité de la foy de l'eglise catholique touchant l'eucharistie deffendue contre le livre du sieur Claude

    Chez Charles Savreux|à Paris 1669|18.50 x 25.50 cm|relié
    First edition. Printer's device on title page, a vignette with the arms of Clement VI.
    Contemporary full speckled brown sheep binding. Spine with raised bands richly decorated. Speckled brown sheep title label. One split at head. One white stain at tail. Rubbing. Good copy.
    The work is a response to the book by the Protestant minister Claude, which was itself an attack on a book by Aubertin. The work of Arnaud and Nicole goes beyond the simple framework of polemic and contestation of the arguments in Claude's book; it aims to be an exhaustive treatise on the Eucharist and the mysteries of the holy mass by accumulating historical evidence, notably that borrowed from the Eastern...
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  2. Le Nouveau Testament de nostre seigneur Jesus Christ, traduit en françois selon l'edition Vulgate, avec les différences du grec
    Isaac-Louis LE MAISTRE DE SACY, [Antoine ARNAULD] Antoine-Vincent ARNAULD

    Le Nouveau Testament de nostre seigneur Jesus Christ, traduit en françois selon l'edition Vulgate, avec les différences du grec[The New Testament of Our Lord Jesus Christ, Translated into French According to the Vulgate Edition, with the Differences of the Greek]

    Gaspard Migeot|Mons 1667|10 x 15.50 cm|Relié

    First edition of the Port-Royal translation of the New Testament. The work was initiated by Antoine Le Maistre, and continued by Antoine Arnauld and Louis-Isaac Le Maistre de Sacy. The preface was revised by Pierre Nicole and Claude de Sainte-Marthe. This edition is generally attributed to Daniel Elzevier of Amsterdam and is finely printed. Frontispiece after Philippe de Champaigne, engraved by Van Schuppen. According to Brunet, who provides an extensive description of this first edition (V. 749), it was printed by Elzevier and sold by Migeot; he also notes that there were two printings of this first edition, the second distinguished by the absence of a title page in the second volume...

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  6. La logique, ou l'art de penser , contenant outre les règles communes, plusieurs observations nouvelles, propres à former le jugement
    Antoine ARNAULD

    La logique, ou l'art de penser , contenant outre les règles communes, plusieurs observations nouvelles, propres à former le jugement

    Chez Guillaume Desprez|à Paris 1750|10 x 17 cm|relié
    Eighth edition statement.
    Later full blonde sheep binding with tree calf pattern (ca 1790). Smooth spine decorated with scattered ornaments, Greek key patterns, eye in a sun motif, various roulettes. Pink morocco title label. Headcap and tailcap repaired, with slight lacks. Spine slightly faded. 3 corners slightly bumped.
    A famous and important work in the history of thought, often called "The Logic of Port-Royal", this represents the logical approach according to Jansenism, a Cartesian and Pascalian approach to reason, associating reason with mathematical reasoning viewed as an ideal of thought. The author was a great intellectual figure of the 17th century, not only as a...
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