The Philosophers of the First Three Centuries of the Church (1790) - Page 7

APPROVAL.

The present work: The Philosophers of the First Three Centuries of the Church, etc. The "etc." likely refers to the full title of the work, which was common in 18th-century front matter. originally published in French by the most illustrious Abbot Nonnotte, and now translated into the German language, contains nothing contrary to the Catholic Faith or good Morals, and is most worthy of being printed. Augsburg The original text uses the Latin name Augustae Vindelicorum for the city of Augsburg, a major center for printing in the Holy Roman Empire., July 25th, in the year 1790.

Let it be printed. original: Imprimatur — the official license to print a book, confirming it has been examined by censors.

Issued from the Most Reverend Vicariate of

Augsburg, July 25th, 1790.

Th. Jos. de Haiden,
Doctor of Civil and Canon Law original: J.U.D., Privy Councilor to the Most Eminent and Most Serene Lord Archbishop and Elector of Trier and Bishop of Augsburg, etc.; General Pro-Vicar, Vice-Official, and Canon of the Collegiate Church of Saint Gertrude.

Jos. Ant. Steiner,
Doctor of Sacred Theology, Ecclesiastical Councilor to the Most Eminent and Most Serene Elector, Archbishop of Trier, and Bishop of Augsburg; Major Penitentiary A priest empowered to grant absolution in specific cases reserved for the bishop., Assessor of the Consistory A formal council or court of the church., General Visitor, Canon at the distinguished Collegiate Church of Saint Maurice, and Censor of Books.