Susanne Schulz-Falster Catalogue Fifteen

matters concerning free will, evil, and the justification of God’s creation’
(see L. J. Russell in The Encyclopedia of Philosophy). It contains Leibniz’s solution
to the problem of evil, i.e. how the evil in this world can be consistent
with the conception of God as omnipotent, morally perfect, and creator.
‘Leibniz was one of the last ‘universal men’ of the type which the Italian
Renaissance had ideally postulated: philosopher, historian, mathematician,
scientist, lawyer, librarian, and diplomat. In all these fields either his actual
achievements of his seminal suggestions have become part and parcel of
European thought’ (PMM 177).
Not in Ravier, who only records a Paris pirated edition for this year (Ravier 73);
OCLC lists copies at Toronto, Dresden, Mannheim,
Love Illustrated – Accompanied by Verse in Four Languages
56 [LEOPOLD, Joseph Friedrich.] Triumphus Amoris ...
oder: die über den gantzen Erd-Cräisz Triumphierende Liebe in
nachdencklichen Sinn-bildern neben sehr curiosen Lateinischen,
Italianischen, Französischen und Teutschen Bey-Sprüchen auch
kurzweiligen Versen fürgestellet. Augsburg, Joseph Friedrich
Leopold, Kupferstecher, 1695. £3,200
8vo, ll. 4 (engraved title, printed title in red and black, engraved dedication,
typographic dedication), ll. 44 engraved plates with 44 engraved
text pages, all printed on one side only and bound facing each other;
catalogue fifteen