Carolus Tuinman - TUINMAN

Description:A rare and important 18th-century samengebonden (composite) volume featuring three major polemical works by the Zeeland Reformed clergyman and fierce counter-Enlightenment critic Carolus Tuinman. Tuinman, a leading Voetian, dedicated these writings to exposing and refuting the perceived heresies of radical freethinkers, libertines, and early Spinozists in the Dutch Republic. Contents Bound Together:De heillooze gruwelleere der vrygeesten. Middelburg: Johannes op Somer, 1714. [First Edition] — With additional responses, church council rulings, and Zeeland edicts. Het helsche gruwelgeheim der heillooze vrygeesten, ontdekt. Middelburg: Willeboord Eling, 1717. De liegende en bedriegende vrygeest, ontmaskert in een antwoord aan den vermomden Constantius Prudens. Middelburg: Jacobus Boter, Simon Clement en Willeboord Eling, 1719. Includes sections discussing Arnold Geulinx and Baruch de Spinoza.

Estimate:£126.92

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