1582 - Four books, 18th century.

Four books, 18th century. comprising: 1) Instructional and Moral Discourses, including the meanings and origins of the feast days of the Most Blessed Virgin Mary, as well as those of the Marian Rosary, Scapular and Belt Confraternities [...], by Father Raymund Zitter, Volume II, Augsburg: Matthäus Rieger and Sons, 1766, 8° format, 370 pp., 12 leaves, red-edged, contemporary half-leather binding; 2) A Complete Guide to Preaching, or True Eloquence from the Christian Pulpit, based on the teachings of the most renowned orators of France and Germany, compiled into thorough rules by Father Rodolph Graser [...], Augsburg, published by Matthäus Rieger and Sons, undated, probably 1768 or 1774, 8° format, 11 leaves, 717 pp., 1 leaf, red-edged, full leather binding of the period, title page trimmed at the bottom edge; 3) A Guide to Spiritual Eloquence by Ignaz Wurz, 3rd edition, Vol. 1, Vienna: Christian Friedrich Wappler, 1790, 668 pp., 8° format, contemporary half-leather binding; 4) *Einöde Philagiae*, or *How to Usefully Perform Spiritual Exercises Once a Year for Eight or Ten Days* [...], by R. P. Paulo de Barry, written in French and now translated into German by R.P. Martino Sibenio [...], ninth and revised edition, Cologne, published by Johan Wilhelm Huisch, booksellers at court, 1737, with woodcut frontispiece, 18 leaves, 545 pp., 4 leaves, 12° format, in a contemporary full leather binding stained black; all bearing the owner’s name in handwriting; bindings with minor imperfections, but in good condition for their age.