Centinela contra los errores del siglo, ó sean cartas filosófico-teológico-dogmáticas [...]].

Folio, c. 29,2 x 21 cm, laid paper, Spanish, in multiple different hands, brown and black ink (n.c., title and first f. of introduction missing?, occ. spotting).

Contemp. half marbled sheep, marbled paper boards, titled spine with raised bands, two green cloth ties (rubbed, corners bumped).

Manuscript copy of this epistolary tract on dogmatic and ethical theology, consisting of an introduction and 20 letters, by the Catholic apologist Felipe Lesmes Zafrilla (1792-1824), ardent opposer of the "modern errors". He first was canon of the Sigüenza Cathedral and later of the Cuenca Cathedral, and frequently published in "El Restaurador". This tract was first published posthumously in 1826 in the series "Biblioteca de religión, ó sea coleccion de obras contra la incredulidad y errores de estos últimos tiempos".