eBook The Japanese Translations of the Jesuit Mission Press, 1590-1614: De Imitatione Christi and Guia De Pecadores (Studies in the History of Missions, V. 22) ePub

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Lewiston, N. Press, Studies in the History of. Missions, no. 22, 2002), 146 pp. The Japanese Mission Press. was created to help the Japanese. Church educate its own members. nese translations of two European. religious books, the De Imitatione. Christi and Guia de Pecadores, is a. most welcomed development. The main body of the book con-. In Part I, the two. Japanese translations of De Imita

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Studies in the history of missions ; v. 2. Corporate Name: Catholic Church Prayers and devotions Translations into Japanese History and criticism. 22. Bibliography, etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references and index. Personal Name: Luis,, de Granada, 1504-1588. Uniform Title: Imitatio Christi. Download The Japanese translations of the Jesuit mission press, 1590-1614 : De imitatione Christi and Guía de pecadores William J. Farge. leave here couple of words about this book: Tags

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Jesuit mission press. On the other hand, the earliest dated work from the local mission press in which the Japanese character is used belongs to 1598. Some years ago, in the course of an investigation into the history of printing in Japan, I found that the earliest book printed with movable types in that country, under purely native management, bore a date corresponding to . 1596, and from various evidence I came to the conclusion that the invention had been introduced about that time from Korea, where it. had been in use for over two-anda-half centuries.

A study on the Japanese translation of the first part of the "Introducción del Símbolo de la Fe" of Luis de Granada pubished by the Jesuit Mission Press in Japan in 1611, the only extant copy in the world existent in the Houghton Library. A study on the Japanese translation of the first part of the "Introducción del Símbolo de la Fe" of Luis de Granada pubished by the Jesuit Mission Press in Japan in 1611, the only extant copy in the world existent in the Houghton Library of Harvard University. Part 1 (p. ) is a full-color reproduction of the copy of Symbolo.

Sources of De Missione To impress the intended Japanese readership, both Valignano and de Sande emphasised that the book was based on journals kept by the boys during their trip, and that the boys, whose time was strictly governed, had been diligent in keeping them.