Elberfeld: R.L. Friedrichs, 1857. Hardcover. 643p.
Ex-library; REBOUND. A hardcover book that has been
rebound in burgundy-red cloth, retaining the leather spine label.
Library labels on spine. Contains the bookplate and stamp of the Chicago
Theological Seminary, plus a card pocket in the back. Library
inscription on title page, dated 1900. Bottom corner chipped off the
last page (text unaffected). Pages foxed with age, but otherwise a
clean, tight book in good reading condition. Item #316541
A
study of the lives and writings of Caspar Olevian and Zacharias
Ursinus, the 16th-century Reformed theologians who wrote the Heidelberg
Catechism. Text is in German using the Gothic-style fraktur font.