- Vol. 1-4: Pères apostoliques et les apologistes: 463 pp.; 535 pp.; 484 pp.; 520 pp; with bibliography of cited literature in each volume and a general subject index of the first 4 volumes in volume 4.; VOL. 5-24 1828-1832 : pères dogmatiques: 468 pp.; 567 pp.; 486 pp.; 492 pp.; 538 pp.; 545 pp.; 480 pp.; 487 pp.; 447 pp; 476 pp.; 480 pp.; 460 pp.; 524 pp.; 521 pp.; 503 pp.; 535 pp.; 503 pp.; 507 pp.; 559; 470 pp. with subject index in vol. 5; General subject index of vol. 6-9 in volume 9; general bibliography relating to the volumes on Chrysostôme (10-20) in volume 20). VOL. 25 1832: contoversistes: 502 pp.; VOL. 26 1832: 532 pp.: Controversistes scolastiques (N.B. 30 pp. on Saint Thomas d'aquin; 350 pp. on Saint Bernard de Clairvaux); VOL. 27 1834: 454 pp.: Tables (= detailed table of contents of all volumes; chronological tables of early christian authors; extensive (pp. 23- 418) general subject index on all volumes; additional bibliography of works cited in all volumes.) Very nice uniform and clean complete set with hardly any foxing of this selection mainly of texts (in French) of the churchfathers by Le père Guillon (1746-1867). It is the Belgian reprint edition of the set produced in Paris 1822-1829. Guillon was librarian and almoner in the household of the princesse de Lamballe, and when in 1792 she was executed, he fled to the provinces, where under the name of Pastel he practised medicine. A man of facile conscience, he afterwards served in turn under Napoleon, the Bourbons and the Orleanists, and became canon of St Denis, bishop of Morocco and dean of the Sorbonne. 11 volumes (10 - 20, p. 325) are entirely dedicated to Saint Chrysostôme and his works; in vol. 20 also 11 pp. on Saint Denys l'Aréopagite; volumes 22 and 23 only on Saint Augustin. Small stamp on first blank flyleaf in each volume, some slight defects only to capitals and boards. Cf: Brunet, II, 1825; Peignot, Manuel du Bibliophile, II, 142.