Description: FRATRIS JOHANNIS PECHAM quondam Archepiscopi Cantuariensis Tractatus Tres De Paupertate cum Bibliographica Ediderunt C.L.Kingsford, A.G.Little, F.Tocco, published Aberdoniae: Typis Academicis, MCMX, original copyright Manchester University Press 1910, republished in 1966 by Gregg International Publishers Limited. This is the 2nd Impression of 1969, printed in Western Germany. The text is in Latin with English introductions and commentaries. 7 5/8 by 5 3/8” in medium burnt orange cloth over board hardcover, with gilded title on the spine face, 198 pages. John Pecham (1230-1292) was an early Franciscan friar who became Archbishop of Canterbury in England. His work 'Three Treatises on Poverty' was important in early Franciscan formation, when the emerging order, founded by St Francis of Assisi, began to be divided over strict observance of his rules on evangelical poverty versus the more lenient opinion than Franciscans be more engaged in the scholastic movement at the universities developing at the time. Condition of the book: like new, but for inscription of previous owner on 1st page flyleaf only- an important text in early Franciscan Studies. Shipping & Handling costs are included FREE for this purchase, if mailed within Canada or to the USA. If necessary, please consult the PAYMENT & SHIPPING Page in our store for more details on mailings. International customers please email us for shipping rates to your country. Thanks very much for visiting our eBay store, Veronicas Liturgical Art on eBay.
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Special Attributes: Collector's Edition
Subject: Franciscan Studies
Topic: Catholicism
Binding: Hardcover
Original/Facsimile: Original
Language: Latin/English
Author: John Pecham
Publisher: Gregg International Publishers
