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Remembering the Mennonite teacher Hans de Ries

SCHEURE, Denys vander.
Lijck-predicatie. Over het afsterven van den godtsaligen leeraer Hans de Ries. In den heere ontslapen den 14 september 1638. tot Alckmaer. Gedaen ter liefde en gedachtenisse der overledenen/ en tot troost en onderwijs der levenden/ uyt de woorden Genes. c. 25; in 't 7.8.9.10.vs.




Amsterdam, Denijs vander Scheure, gedruckt by Dominicus vander Stichel, 1638. 12mo. In original limp vellum envelope without ties. 72 pp.

Very rare funeral oration on the occasion of the death of the teacher and Mennonite preacher Hans de Ries (b. 1553) on 14th September 1638, written by Denys vander Scheure (fl. 1638-1644).
Good copy, with contemporary ownership's entries on inside front and backcover in ink, ''Johann Heinrich Armacher.. den 1738 zu Hirscheiffen??'', ''Aart den Hoet''.- (Small hole in frontcover of envelope; right corner top of title sl. damaged; edges sl. frayed).
Catalogus der werken over de doopsgezinden en hunne geschiedenis, p. 250.

Related Subjects: Amsterdam  Education  Literary History  Mennonites  Sermons 

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