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Vogel, Johann JacobLife of the papal grace preacher or indulgence preacher Johann Tetzel, a native of Leipzig. With engraved frontispiece portrait. Leipzig, J.F. Braun, 1727. 3 vols. 388 p., 6 vols. Central paperback (somewhat stained and bumped). Vogel, Johann Jacob Leben des päbstlichen Gnaden-Predigers oder Ablas-Crämers Johann Tetzels, von Leipzig bürtig. With engraved frontispiece portrait. Leipzig, J.F. Braun, 1727. 3 vols. 388 p., 6 vols. Central paperback (somewhat stained and bumped). Another edition (first published in 1717). - VD18 11371323. - Cf. Schottenloher 21132b. - Very critical treatise on the life and work of Johannes Tetzel. - Name on title. Somewhat browned. Overall a good copy with wide margins and partly untrimmed.

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Vogel, Johann JacobLife of the papal grace preacher or indulgence preacher Johann Tetzel, a native of Leipzig. With engraved frontispiece portrait. Leipzig, J.F. Braun, 1727. 3 vols. 388 p., 6 vols. Central paperback (somewhat stained and bumped). Vogel, Johann Jacob Leben des päbstlichen Gnaden-Predigers oder Ablas-Crämers Johann Tetzels, von Leipzig bürtig. With engraved frontispiece portrait. Leipzig, J.F. Braun, 1727. 3 vols. 388 p., 6 vols. Central paperback (somewhat stained and bumped). Another edition (first published in 1717). - VD18 11371323. - Cf. Schottenloher 21132b. - Very critical treatise on the life and work of Johannes Tetzel. - Name on title. Somewhat browned. Overall a good copy with wide margins and partly untrimmed.

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