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(T-<strong>001</strong>) <strong>Tabula</strong><br />
<strong>Tabula</strong> <strong>Christianae</strong> <strong>religionis</strong>.<br />
a1 r <strong>Tabula</strong> <strong>Christianae</strong> <strong>religionis</strong>. ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> <strong>Christianae</strong> <strong>religionis</strong><br />
ualde utilis et necessaria cuilibet Christiano quam omnes scire<br />
tenentur’.‘[V]ltima enim sunt hec que unusquisque scire tenetur:<br />
scilicet. Articuli ¢dei. Oratio dominica. Duo praecepta legis nature.<br />
Decem praecepta legis scripte. Duo praecepta legis gratie.<br />
Decem praecepta legis canonice. Septem sacramenta ecclesie.’<br />
Incipit: ‘Di⁄nitio articuli ¢dei. Articulus ¢dei est inuisibilis ueritas<br />
de deo: nos artans ad credendum. Isti sunt xii articuli ¢dei . . .’<br />
v<br />
The decem praeceptalegis on b7 consitute a poem ‘Qui colit extra<br />
deum uel sanctos’ (Walther, Initia, 15425).<br />
[Rome: Marcellus Silber, not before 1510]. 8 o . IGI and CIBN<br />
assign to Marcellus Silber; Sheppard dates [c.1500].<br />
collation: a 8 b 10 .<br />
Type: 84 R. 18 leaves. 23 lines (a2 r ). Type area: 97 ¿ 74 mm (a2 r ).<br />
Woodcut initials.<br />
HR 15214; R 342; Go¡ T-2; not in Pr; CIBN II 623; IGI V 131;<br />
Sheppard 3108.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with A-269; see there for details of binding and provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 135 ¿ 103 mm.<br />
Owing to an error of imposition, the text of a7 v and a8 r has changed<br />
places.<br />
shelfmark: 8 o M 40(9) Th. Seld.<br />
T-<strong>002</strong> <strong>Tabula</strong><br />
<strong>Tabula</strong> continens litteram dominicalem, aureum<br />
numerum, intervallum, locum septuagesimae et<br />
inditionem romanarum, per annos Mccccxcix^<br />
Mccccclxxviii.<br />
Printed side [<strong>Tabula</strong> continens litteram dominicalem, aureum<br />
numerum, intervallum, locum septuagesimae et inditionem<br />
romanarum, per annos Mccccxcix^Mccccclxxviii.] ‘Nota quod<br />
ista tabula impressa quae incipit anno a natiuitate domini<br />
M.cccc.xcix . . .’<br />
Printed side [<strong>Tabula</strong>] de eclipsi solis et lunae. Incipit: ‘Sequitur ¢naliter<br />
de eclipsi solis et lune, unde sciendum quod in primis duabus<br />
lineis per annos domini . . .’<br />
Metz: [Caspar Hochfeder, 1498?]. Broadside.<br />
collation: Single sheet.<br />
Not in Pr; E 1449; Sheppard 2182.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Twentieth-century cloth over paper boards. Size: 435 ¿<br />
308 ¿ 8 mm. Size of leaf: 413 ¿ 280 mm.<br />
T<br />
2419<br />
‘Nota quod interuallum in hac ¢gura computatur a die natiuitatis<br />
Christi usque ad dominicam > Quadragesime. ibi alij computant<br />
qu[ ] usque ad dominicam Quinquagesime, q[ ] cantatur ‘‘Esto<br />
mihi’’ ‘; ‘110 > 11’ , written sideways in black ink, and ‘6/6/-’ in<br />
pencil, both above the text.<br />
Provenance: Purchased in 1905; see Annual Report of the<br />
Curators of the Bodleian Library, Oxford University Gazette, 8<br />
May 1906, 564.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. b. G28.1498.1.<br />
T-003 <strong>Tabula</strong><br />
<strong>Tabula</strong> in omnes Sacrae Scripturae libros, et al.<br />
a2 r Prologus. ‘Incipit prologus breuis ostendens e¡ectum et utilitatem<br />
tabule sequentis in omnes sacre scripture libros’. Incipit<br />
:‘[T]abula omnium diuine scripture seu biblie . . .’<br />
r<br />
a2 [<strong>Tabula</strong> in omnes Sacrae Scripturae libros.] ‘[T]otius itaque<br />
Biblie sexaginta tres numerantur libri totales, inter quos liber<br />
genesis. . .quinquaginta continet capitula’. Incipit:‘[D]e creatione<br />
caeli empirei et quattuor elementorum . . .’<br />
A2 r Vocabula di⁄cilium uerborum Biblie.‘Incipiunt vocabula di⁄cilium<br />
verborum biblie secundum ordinem librorum et capitulorum’.<br />
Incipit: ‘Incipit epistola Heronimi(!) ad Paulinum.<br />
Capitulum primum. Frater in ¢de perferens, id est portans . . .’<br />
[Cologne: Bartholomaeus de Unkel, c.1480]. Folio.<br />
collation: a^c 8 d 6 A^E 8 F 10 .<br />
H *15208 (= *15209); Go¡ T-5; BMC I 243; Pr 1154; BSB-Ink T-4;<br />
Sack, Freiburg, 3317; Sheppard 879; Voullie¤ me, Ko« ln, 1124 and<br />
1255.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf F 10 .<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled calf; the gold stamp<br />
of the Bodleian Library on both covers; yellow-edged leaves; ‘7’<br />
in manuscript in black ink across the fore-edge. Index tab on a2 r<br />
removed. Size: 293 ¿ 218 ¿ 23 mm. Size of leaf: 286 ¿ 205 mm.<br />
‘Vocabula bibliae’ in brown ink in a sixteenth-century German<br />
hand on recto of front endleaf.‘28’ in brown ink in the upper lefthand<br />
corner of the front pastedown.<br />
Provenance: Date of acquisition unknown; no indication from<br />
the shelfmark.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 4.11.<br />
T-004 Tacitus, Publius Cornelius<br />
Opera.<br />
[a2 r ] [Tacitus, Publius Cornelius: Annales XI^XVI.]<br />
refs. Tac. Ann. 11^16. The editio princeps of both Annales XI^<br />
XVI and Historiae. On the parallel transmission of Annales XI^
2420 tacitus, publius cornelius<br />
[t-004^t-005<br />
XVI and Historiae see R. J. Tarrant, in Texts and Transmission,<br />
407^9, at 409 for this edition; R.W. Ulery Jr,‘Cornelius Tacitus’,<br />
in CTC VI 87^174, at 89^94. Publius asTacitus’ praenomen is preferred<br />
in R. P. Oliver, ‘The Praenomen of Tacitus’, American<br />
Journal of Philology, 98 (1977), 64^70; Prosopographia Imperii<br />
Romani, ed. E. Groag and A. Stein, II (Berlin and Leipzig, 1986),<br />
365 no. 1467.<br />
[g7 v ] [Tacitus, Publius Cornelius: Historiae].<br />
refs. Tac. Hist. 1^5. 23. 2; see also Tarrant 409 on this version of<br />
the text.<br />
[r1 r ] Tacitus, [Publius] Cornelius: Germania. ‘De situ moribus et<br />
populis Germaniae libellus aureus’.<br />
refs. Tac. Germ. On the transmission see M. Winterbottom, in<br />
Texts and Transmission, 410^11; Tacitus, The Germania of<br />
Tacitus, ed. R. P. Robinson, Philological Monographs, 5<br />
(Middletown, Conn., 1935), 1^235; F. Della Corte, ‘La scoperta<br />
del Tacito minore’, in La fortuna di Tacito dal sec. XV ad oggi:<br />
Atti del colloquio (Urbino, 9^11 ottobre 1978), ed. Franco Gori<br />
and Cesare Questa (Urbino, 1978), 13^61.<br />
r<br />
[s8 ] Tacitus, [Publius] Cornelius: Dialogus de oratoribus.<br />
‘Dialogus de oratoribus claris’.<br />
refs. Tac. Dial. See Winterbottom, 410^11.<br />
[Venice]: Vindelinus de Spira, [c.1473]. Folio.<br />
collation: [a^i 10 k^l 8 m^o 10 p^q 8 r 10 s^t 8 ].<br />
HC *15218; Go¡ T-6; BMC V165; Pr 4061; BSB-InkT-9; CIBN T-4;<br />
Rhodes1656; Sheppard 3233. Micro¢che: Unit 8: Printing in Italy<br />
before 1472: Part II PI 84.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaves [a1] and [t8].<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century gold-tooled red morocco; the gold<br />
stamp of the Bodleian Library on both covers; gilt-edged leaves;<br />
marbled pastedowns; green silk bookmark. Size: 298 ¿ 213 ¿<br />
36 mm. Size of leaf: 292 ¿ 191 mm.<br />
Occasional marginal notes, mostly washed, in a contemporary<br />
North Italian hand, extracting key words and phrases, and supplying<br />
three dots and tail in the left-hand margin beside most<br />
lines, brackets, pointing hands, and comments on the text. ‘L.V.<br />
A. 6’ in pencil and ‘rarus inter rarissimos, collatus et integer. P.’<br />
in black in an eighteenth-century hand on the recto of the front<br />
endleaf.<br />
Provenance: Eugene, Prince of Savoy (1663^1736)(?); see note<br />
‘This ¢ne copy belonged to Prince Eugene’ in the Bibliotheca<br />
Parisiana auction catalogue. Antoine Marie Pa“ ris d’Illins (1746^<br />
1809); Bibliotheca Parisiana, lot 524. Purchased through Peter<br />
Elmsley (ex informatione Roger Middleton) for »37. 16. 0: see the<br />
annotated sale catalogue and Books Purchased (1791), 2.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. L 2.14.<br />
T-005 Tacitus, Publius Cornelius<br />
Opera (ed. Franciscus Puteolanus and Berardinus<br />
Lanterius).<br />
a1 r Puteolanus, Franciscus: [Letter addressed to] Jacobus<br />
Antiquarius. Incipit: ‘[M]aximis plurimisque rebus in utraque<br />
me fortuna . . .’ Franciscus states that the text was prepared for<br />
printing by himself and Berardinus Lanterius, both of Milan.<br />
a2 r Tacitus, [Publius] Cornelius: [Annales XI^XVI] ‘Historiae<br />
Augustae Li. XI actionum diurnalium’. All works in this edition<br />
were edited by Franciscus Puteolanus and Berardinus Lanterius,<br />
as stated in Puteolanus’ letter.<br />
refs. SeeT-004 and CTC VI 93 for this edition.<br />
K6 v Tacitus, [Publius] Cornelius: [Historiae].‘Actorum diurnalium<br />
Historiae Augustae liber xvii’.<br />
refs. SeeT-004.<br />
y1 r Tacitus, [Publius] Cornelius: Germania. ‘De situ moribus et<br />
populis Germaniae libellus aureus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-004.<br />
r<br />
z1 Tacitus, [Publius] Cornelius: Dialogus de oratoribus.‘Dialogus<br />
an sui saeculi oratores antiquioribus et quare concedant’.<br />
refs. SeeT-004.<br />
r<br />
A1 Tacitus, [Publius] Cornelius: Agricola.‘Iulii agricolae uita per<br />
Cornelium Tacitum eius generum castissime composita’.<br />
refs. Tac. Ag. Tacitus, Opera minora, ed. R. M. Ogilvie and M.<br />
Winterbottom (Oxford, 1967), 80^90, at 84 for a list of editions.<br />
[Milan: Antonius Zarotus, c.1487]. Folio.<br />
collation: a^d 8 e^i 6 K l^n 8 o 6 p^s 8 t^x 6 y 10 z & 8 A B 6 . Leaf a2<br />
signed a1, a3 signed a2.<br />
HC 15219; Go¡ T-7; BMC VI 719; Pr 5838; CIBN T-5; Ganda 44;<br />
Oates 2263^4; Rhodes 1657; Sheppard 4871^2.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled russia; the goldstamp<br />
of the Bodleian Library on both covers; gilt-edged leaves;<br />
brown pastedowns; azure silk bookmark. Size: 313 ¿ 218 ¿<br />
34 mm. Size of leaf: 305 ¿ 205 mm.<br />
Marginal notes in a round Italian hand of c.1500, supplying page<br />
numbers in arabic ¢gures, brackets, and extracting personal<br />
names and key words, and an index on a1 v . A note in a sixteenthcentury<br />
Italian hand ‘Nota de seruatore . . . generis Jesu christo’<br />
on h 5 r .<br />
Provenance: Venice, Carmelites; seventeenth-century inscription:<br />
‘Conuentus Carmelitarum de Venetijs’. Purchased for »7. 7.<br />
0; see Books Purchased (1805), 1.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. L 2.15.<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Wanting the third sheet of gatherings u and x; also the blank<br />
leaves y 10, & 10, and B 6.<br />
Leaf K6 is bound after K3.<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century Italian blind-tooled calf; the gold<br />
stamp of the Bodleian Library on both covers. The title on a tan<br />
leather label on the spine. Italian endleaves. Size: 303 ¿ 220 ¿<br />
43 mm. Size of leaf: 296 ¿ 203 mm.<br />
Some marginal notes, mostly washed, in a contemporary Italian<br />
hand, mainly at the beginning of Annales XI and Germania,<br />
extracting key words and phrases, supplying brackets, and comments<br />
on the text. A few notes in a sixteenth-century Italian<br />
hand, providing section numbers in arabic ¢gures, and dates for<br />
some consuls.<br />
Provenance: Carignano, diocese near Milan, Carthusians,<br />
Agnus Dei or S. Ambrosius (c.1500); ‘Mon rij Cartusiae<br />
Mediolani prope Garegnanum sig o C. T.’. Purchased for »3. 3. 0;<br />
see Library Bills (1815), no. 142, a receipt for books from an<br />
unnamed dealer; see Books Purchased (1815), 5.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. N 4.20.
t-006^t-009] talavera, fernando de<br />
2421<br />
T-006 Tacitus, Publius Cornelius<br />
Opera (ed. Franciscus Puteolanus and Berardinus<br />
Lanterius).<br />
a1 r [Title-page.]<br />
a2 r Puteolanus, Franciscus: [Letter addressed to] Jacobus<br />
Antiquarius. Incipit: ‘[M]aximis plurimisque rebus in utraque<br />
me fortuna . . .’ Franciscus states that the text was prepared for<br />
printing by himself and Berardinus Lanterius.<br />
a3 r Tacitus, [Publius] Cornelius: [Annales XI^XVI] ‘Historiae<br />
Augustae Li. XI actionum diurnalium’. All works in this edition<br />
were edited by Franciscus Puteolanus and Berardinus Lanterius,<br />
as stated in Puteolanus’ letter.<br />
refs. SeeT-004. See CTC VI 94 for this edition.<br />
f2 v Tacitus, [Publius] Cornelius: [Historiae].‘Actionum diurnalium<br />
Historiae Augustae liber xvii’.<br />
refs. SeeT-004.<br />
m4 v Tacitus, [Publius] Cornelius: Germania. ‘De situ moribus et<br />
populis Germaniae libellus aureus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-004.<br />
r<br />
n1 Tacitus, [Publius] Cornelius: Dialogus de oratoribus.‘Dialogus<br />
an sui saeculi oratores antiquioribus et quare concedant’.<br />
refs. SeeT-004.<br />
r<br />
A1 Tacitus, [Publius] Cornelius: Agricola.‘Iulii agricolae uita per<br />
Cornelium Tacitum eius generum castissime composita’.<br />
refs. SeeT-005.<br />
Venice: Philippus Pincius, for Benedictus Fontana, 22 Mar. 1497.<br />
Folio.<br />
collation: a^m 8 n 10 A 8 .<br />
HC *15222; Go¡ T-8 BMC V 497; Pr 5315; BSB-InkT-10; CIBN T-6;<br />
Oates 2075; Rhodes 1658; Sack, Freiburg, 3320; Sheppard 4404^<br />
5.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century calf; the spine gold-tooled; the<br />
gold stamp of the Bodleian Library on both covers. Size: 316 ¿<br />
215 ¿ 19 mm. Size of leaf: 308 ¿ 204 mm.<br />
Some marginal notes at the beginning of Annales, Germania, and<br />
Dialogus in a sixteenth-century Italian hand, supplying ‘nota’<br />
signs, underlining, pointing hands, and extracting key words. On<br />
a1 r : ‘4/6’ in black ink erased, followed by ‘5/’; an inscription in a<br />
seventeenth-century hand obliterated.<br />
Six-line initials are supplied in red.<br />
Provenance: Tommaso de Luca de Cadore (nineteenth century);<br />
sale, 18 July 1825, lot 1101. Purchased for »0. 4. 6; see Books<br />
Purchased (1825), 24.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. N inf. 2.16.<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Bound with C-013; see there for details of binding and provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 306 ¿ 198 mm.<br />
A few marginal notes in a contemporary hand, supplying underlining,<br />
and some comments of which the ¢rst is ‘hiero[nymus] in<br />
zachariam [ ]: 14 triginta uolumina supputat’.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. P 5.10(2).<br />
T-007 Tacitus, Publius Cornelius<br />
Germania.<br />
[a2 r ] Tacitus, [Publius] Cornelius: Germania. ‘Cai Cornelii Taciti.<br />
Equitis Ro. Germania’.<br />
refs. SeeT-004. In the titleTacitus is given the praenomen Caius.<br />
See CTC VI 93 for this edition.<br />
[Nuremberg: Friedrich Creussner, c.1473^4]. Folio.<br />
collation: [a 12 ].<br />
HC *15224; Go¡ T-10; BMC II 447; Pr 2173; BSB-Ink T-8; Rhodes<br />
1660; Sheppard 1562.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century azure paper boards. Size: 279 ¿<br />
200 ¿ 8 mm. Size of leaf: 267 ¿ 191 mm.<br />
On [a1 r ] the title in a round German hand. A few marginal notes in<br />
the same hand, extracting key words, personal names, and in two<br />
cases supplying contemporary place-names. On [a 12 v ] notes in a<br />
sixteenth-century German hand.‘11 leaves as in Brunet’ in black<br />
ink in a nineteenth-century hand on the rear pastedown.<br />
Provenance: Purchased by Heber for »5. 10. 0, according to the<br />
price in red ink in Heber’s sale catalogue; ‘»5. 18. 0’ in black ink<br />
on the front pastedown. Richard Heber (1773^1833); see<br />
Catalogue, 6 (1835), lot 3713; paper label on front cover.<br />
Purchased for »3. 11. 0; see Books Purchased (1835), 27.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. P 5.30.<br />
T-008 Tacitus, Publius Cornelius<br />
Germania.<br />
r<br />
[a1 ] Tacitus, [Publius] Cornelius: Germania. ‘Cai Cornelii Taciti.<br />
Equitis Ro. Germania’.<br />
refs. SeeT-004. In the titleTacitus is given the praenomen Caius.<br />
See CTC VI 93 for this edition.<br />
[Rome: Johannes Schurener de Bopardia?, c.1475]. 4 o . As dated by<br />
Sheppard.<br />
collation: [a b 8 ].<br />
HCR 15223; Go¡ T-9; BMC IV 59; Pr 3516; Rhodes 1659; Sheppard<br />
2804.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting leaves [a3^6], in place of which are bound duplicates of<br />
[b2^7].<br />
Binding: Late eighteenth-century blind-tooled crushed red morocco;<br />
the blind-tooled stamp of the Bodleian Library on both<br />
covers; gilt-edged leaves; marbled pastedowns; navy silk bookmark.<br />
Size: 200 ¿ 140 ¿ 10 mm. Size of leaf: 193 ¿ 131 mm.<br />
Folio numbers in arabic ¢gures are supplied in a seventeenth-century(?)<br />
hand.<br />
On [a 1] a four-line epigraphic initial ‘G’ is supplied in red.<br />
Provenance: Purchased for »2. 2. 0; see Books Purchased<br />
(1797), 2.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. L 4.4.<br />
T-009 Talavera, Fernando de<br />
Breve e muy provechosa doctrina christiana, et al.<br />
[Spanish].<br />
Fragment.<br />
[Granada: Meinardus Ungut and Johann Pegnitzer, c.1496]. 4 o .<br />
The attribution to the printers is made by F. Collantes y Tera¤ n y<br />
Delorme,‘Un taller alema¤ n de imprenta en Sevilla en el siglo xv’,<br />
Gb Jb (1931), 145^65, at 155^6, 164. On the date see Ferdinand<br />
Geldner,‘Deutsche Drucker des 15. Jahrhunderts im Dienste der<br />
christlichen Mission in Spanien (Granada) und Afrika (Sa‹ o
2422 tartaretus, petrus<br />
[t-009^t-012<br />
Tome¤ )’, Archiv fu« r Geschichte des Buchwesens, 1 (1958), 635^8, at<br />
635^6.<br />
collation: [* 2 ] a 2 a 3 a^l A 8 B 12 4 a^c 8 d 6 5 a^f aa^cc 8 .<br />
Woodcut initials.<br />
GW 9793; C Addenda, 1244b; Go¡ T-11; not in Pr; Haebler,<br />
Bibliograf|¤ a ibe¤ rica, 632; Sheppard 7358; Vindel, Arte,V 423: 2.<br />
COPY<br />
Gatherings A and B only, containing the ‘Tratado contra el murmurar<br />
y el maldecir’.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century quarter green morocco over<br />
marbled paper boards. The title in gilt along the spine. ‘1213’<br />
printed on a white paper label on the rear pastedown;‘4’ in manuscript<br />
across the upper fore-edge. Size: 205 ¿ 147 ¿ 9 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 201 ¿ 136 mm.<br />
Manuscript notes on B12 r^v in Spanish in a sixteenth-century<br />
Spanish hand.<br />
Provenance: MPC; perhaps to be identi¢ed with Don Martin de<br />
Polea Castro, Huesca (£.1590); monogram stamped in purple ink<br />
on A1 r . Number stamped in blue ink on A1 r : ‘01138’. Don A.<br />
Ca¤ novas del Castillo (1828^1897); armorial book-plate. Eric<br />
Hyde Lord Sexton (1902^1980); book-plate on circle of tan<br />
leather. Presented by Sexton; unsigned note [by David Rogers]<br />
on the front pastedown.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. e. S17.1.<br />
T-010 Tardivus, Guilelmus<br />
Compendiosissima grammatica cum commentario.<br />
[a1 r ] Tardivus, Guilelmus: Compendiosissima grammatica.<br />
‘Gulliermi Tardivi Aniciensis Compendiosissima Grammatica’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[G]rammatica artis compendiosissimum hunc libellum<br />
optimis doctissimorum autorum sententiis . . .’ See E. Beltran,<br />
‘L’humaniste Guillaume Tardif’, Bibliothe' que d’humanisme et de<br />
renaissance:Travaux et documents, 48 (1986), 7^39, at 11.<br />
r<br />
[b3 ] [Tardivus,Guilelmus: Table ofverbal moods]. Incipit:‘presenti<br />
tempore. amo. mas. at. plura. mus tis ant . . .’<br />
[c1 r ] Tardivus,Guilelmus: [Commentary].‘Super eiusdem grammatica<br />
commentarium’. Incipit: ‘[G]rammaticus qui uult esse, hec<br />
octo sciat. Horum octo ordinis . . .’<br />
[c11 v ] Ludovicus [de Rochechouart: Poem addressed to] Guilelmus<br />
Tardivus.‘Lauda et mirare hec impressa uolumina lector > Scripta<br />
quibus cedit pagina queque manu’; 2 elegiac distichs.<br />
refs. See S-245.<br />
v<br />
[c11 ] Simon de Recomadoris: [Poem addressed to] Guilelmus<br />
Tardivus. ‘Arte noua pressos si cernis mente libellos > Ingenium<br />
totiens exuperabit opus >’; 4 elegiac distichs.<br />
refs. BMC VIII 14; see also S-245.<br />
[Paris: Au Sou¥et Vert (Louis Symonel et Socii), c.1474]. 4 o . As<br />
dated by Sheppard.<br />
collation: [a 8 b 6 c 12 ].<br />
Type: 107 GR. 26 leaves. 25 lines ([a2 r ]). Type area: 132 ¿ 86 mm<br />
r r<br />
([a2 ]). Leaf [a1 ]: ‘GUILLERMI TARDIVI ANI > CIENSIS<br />
COMPENDIOSIS= > SIMA GRAMMATICA; > PREFATIO; > [<br />
]Rammatice artis compendio|i||imu� > hunc libellum /optimis. . .’;<br />
r<br />
[b1 ]: ‘pol. edepol. ca|tor. hercule|. hercle mediu|¢dius. ><br />
Prohibe� di. vt ne. . . .’; [c11 v ], l. 17: ‘Ga|par / ru||angis / tardiue<br />
viue magis; > FINIS;’<br />
C 5705; Pr 7898A; Oates 2897; Sheppard 6108.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the (presumably) blank leaf [c12].<br />
Binding: Late nineteenth-century black marbled paper boards;<br />
gilt-edged leaves. Size: 215 ¿ 156 ¿ 11 mm. Size of leaf: 207 ¿<br />
149 mm.<br />
On [a 1 r ] a four-line initial ‘G’ is supplied in interlocked red and<br />
blue. Elsewhere initials and paragraph marks are supplied in red<br />
or blue ink.<br />
Provenance: Guglielmo Bruto Icilio Timoleone, Conte Libri<br />
Carrucci della Sommaia (1803^1869); sale (1 Aug. 1859), lot 2578<br />
(‘2578’ in manuscript on a circular paper label on the spine).<br />
Purchased for »1. 11. 0; see Books Purchased (1859), 105.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 4Q 5.38.<br />
T-011 Targowissko, Johannes de<br />
Oratio ad InnocentiumVIII.<br />
[a1 r ] Targowissko, Johannes de: Oratio [addressed to] Innocentius<br />
VIII, Pont. Max. ‘Johannis de Targowissko electi Premisliensis<br />
serenissimi Regis Polonie Oratoris ad Innocentium octauum<br />
ponti¢cem summum oratio.’ Incipit: ‘[M]aius quidem Beatissime<br />
pater me nunc onus subisse intelligo . . .’An oration presented on<br />
behalf of King Casimir IVof Poland.<br />
[Rome: Bartholomaeus Guldinbeck, after 26 May 1486]. 4 o .<br />
collation: [a 2 ].<br />
Go¡ T-18a; BMC IV 72; Pr 3604; Sheppard 2851.<br />
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T-012 Tartaretus, Petrus<br />
Tractatus de intensione, rarefactione et condensatione<br />
formarum extractus a Gregorio de Arimino et aliis<br />
doctoribus.<br />
A1 r [Title-page.]<br />
A2 r [Tartaretus, Petrus: Tractatus de intensione, rarefactione et<br />
condensatione formarum extractus a Gregorio de Arimino et<br />
aliis doctoribus.] ‘Paruus tractatus de intensione seu augmentatione<br />
formarum utilis ad totam phisicam intelligendam’. Incipit:<br />
‘Prima distinctio.Triplex potest esse augmentatio informis . . .’<br />
[Paris]: EŁ tienne Jehannot, [c.1495]. 4 o .<br />
collation: A 8 .<br />
Types: 115 G, 65 G. 8 leaves, 2 columns. 46 lines (A2 r ). Type area:<br />
r<br />
151 ¿ 93 mm (A2 ).<br />
C 5714; Pr 8346; Antal Lo� kko« s, Les Incunables de la Bibliothe' que de<br />
Gene' ve. Catalogue descriptif (Geneva, 1982), no. 417; Pellechet<br />
MS. 10954; Sheppard 6475. Micro¢che: Unit 28: Philosophy,<br />
Renaissance PH 208.<br />
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t-013^t-016] tegliatius, stephanus<br />
2423<br />
T-013 Taxae<br />
Taxae poenitentiariae apostolicae.<br />
[a1 r ] Taxae poenitentiariae apostolicae. ‘Taxe sacre penitentiarie’.<br />
Incipit: ‘Quinquennium pro una persona siue pro pluribus. Et<br />
possunt hic simul poni uir . . .’<br />
[Rome: Bartholomaeus Guldinbeck, c.1477]. 4 o . As assigned by<br />
Sheppard. Pr assigns to [Johann Besicken].<br />
collation: [a 6 ].<br />
Type: 97 (94) G, as suggested by Sheppard and Haebler. 6 leaves. 30<br />
lines ([a1 v ]).Type area: 141 ¿ 87 mm ([a1 v ]).<br />
H *15357; Pr 3984; Sheppard 2835.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century half calf over marbled paper<br />
boards. Size: 212 ¿ 144 ¿ 5 mm. Size of leaf: 206 ¿ 137 mm.<br />
Folio numbers ‘xlvj^xlvi’ are supplied in a sixteenth-century<br />
hand.<br />
Provenance: David Nutt; see‘686 > Nutt’ in black inkon [a1 r ]; not<br />
in sale of 1866. Date of acquisition unknown; many of the books<br />
with neighbouring shelfmarks were purchased in the1850s,1860s,<br />
or 1880s.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 7.69.<br />
T-014 Tebaldeo, Antonio<br />
Rime (ed. Jacobus deThebaldis) [Italian].<br />
r<br />
a1 [Title-page.] ‘Soneti et capitoli de misser AntonioThebaldeo’.<br />
a1 v Thebaldis, Jacobus de: [Dedicatory letter addressed to] Isabella<br />
d’Este, Marchioness of Mantua.<br />
refs. AntonioTebaldeo, Rime, ed.T. Basile and J.-J. Marchand, 5<br />
vols, Istituto di studi rinascimentali Ferrara. Testi, 1^3 (Modena,<br />
1989^92), 2/111^12, with the printed tradition of the text at101^2.<br />
a2 r Tebaldeo, Antonio: Rime [dedicated to] Isabella d’Este. Edited<br />
by Jacobus de Thebaldis, Tebaldeo’s cousin, as stated in his letter<br />
to the Marchioness of Mantua.<br />
refs.Tebaldeo, Rime, ed. Basile and Marchand, 2/1129^556, nos<br />
1^309; on the printed tradition of the text see 2/1101^2.<br />
q8 r [Colophon.]<br />
q8 r Rocociolus, Franciscus: Epigramma [addressed to the reader.]<br />
‘Culta Thebaldaeo quicunque haec numine scripta > Inspicis et<br />
puro corde relecta legis’; 4 elegiac distichs.<br />
Modena: Dominicus Rocociolus, 7 Apr. 1500. 4 o .<br />
collation: a^h 8 i 4 k^q 8 .<br />
HR 15453; BMC VII 1064; Pr 7205; Tebaldeo, Rime, ed. Basile and<br />
Marchand, I 92 no. Smd; Sheppard 5974.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Sixteenth/seventeenth-century(?) parchment stained<br />
yellow over pulp-boards, later repaired, with the title in brown<br />
ink across the head of the spine. Size: 208 ¿ 140 ¿ 25 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 200 ¿ 135 mm.<br />
On the verso of the front endleaf, a poem in Spanish in a sixteenth/seventeenth-century<br />
hand in brown ink; 28 lines of verse.<br />
On a1 r a bibliographical reference to N. F. Haym, Biblioteca italiana,<br />
o sia notizia de’ libri rari nella lingua italiana (Venice and<br />
Milan,1741), 104 no. 10, in Spanish.<br />
Provenance: Purchased in1924 for »57; stamp on a1 v dated 7 May<br />
1924.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. e. I30.1500.1.<br />
T-015 Tegliatius, Stephanus<br />
Oratio coram InnocentioVIII pro die Pentecostes habita.<br />
[a1 r ] Tegliatius, Stephanus: Oratio [addressed to] InnocentiusVIII,<br />
Pont. Max.‘Sthephani Teglatij Ueneti Archiepiscopi Patracensis<br />
et Episcopi Torcellani coram InnocentioVIII Pont. Max. in aede<br />
diui Petri pro die Penthecostes oratio habita.’ Incipit: ‘Thema.‘‘Et<br />
repleti sunt omnes Spiritu sancto . . .’’ [Act 2,4]. [M]aximus prophetarum<br />
Esaias, Pater Beatissime, Spiritu sancto repletus, de<br />
quo hodie . . .’ The speech was delivered in Rome, 3 June 1487, as<br />
stated in the colophon.<br />
[a6 v ] [Colophon.] ‘Acta Romae in die Penthecostes tertio Nonas<br />
Junias coram InnocentioVIII ponti¢catus eiusdem anno tertio’.<br />
[Rome: Stephan Plannck, after 3 June 1487]. 4 o .<br />
collation: [a 6 ].<br />
H *15456; Go¡ T-123; BMC IV 87; Pr 3676; BSB-Ink T-130; CIBN<br />
T-45; Sack, Freiburg, 3348; Sheppard 2928.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century cloth. Size: 225 ¿ 147 ¿ 10 mm.<br />
Size of leaf: 213 ¿ 136 mm.<br />
‘Step>/h.’ in brown ink in a sixteenth-century German hand,‘42’<br />
and ‘3277’ in pencil on [a1 r ].<br />
Provenance: Fidelis Butsch. Purchased from Butsch on 17 Oct.<br />
1884 for 2 Marks; see Library Bills.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 4Q 5.72.<br />
T-016 Tegliatius, Stephanus<br />
Oratio de passione Domini.<br />
r<br />
[a1 ] Tegliatius, Stephanus: Oratio de passione domini [addressed<br />
to] Innocentius VIII. ‘Stephani Thegliatii Archiepiscopi<br />
Patracensis et Episcopi Torcellani oratio de passione domini<br />
habita coram S. D. A. domino Innocentio diuina prouidentia<br />
Papae VIII in die Passionis xx mensis Aprilis Rome M. cccc.<br />
xcii.’ Incipit: ‘‘‘Torcular calcaui solus et de gentibus non est uir<br />
mecum’’ [Is 63,3]. Nullius diei celebritas est in dei ecclesia, Pater<br />
Beatissime. . .’ The speechwas delivered in Rome, 20 Apr.1492, as<br />
stated in the heading.<br />
[Rome: Eucharius Silber, after 20 Apr. 1492]. 4 o .<br />
collation: [a b 6 ]. BMC is uncertain of the collation, but suggests<br />
[a 8 b 4 ].<br />
HC 15457; Go¡ T-125; BMC IV 113; Pr 3849; BSB-Ink T-128; CIBN<br />
T-46; Sack, Freiburg, 3349; Sheppard 3047^9.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Bound with B-050(1); see there for details of binding and provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 198 ¿ 134 mm.<br />
Some underlining in black ink.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 2Q 5.68(23).<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Bound with B-050(3); see there for details of binding and provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 202 ¿ 134 mm.<br />
A few notes in a sixteenth-century Italian hand on [a1 v ] repeating<br />
the quotation from Isaiah, and supplying corrections and key<br />
words.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 2Q 6.54(26).<br />
THIRD COPY<br />
Bound with C-098; see there for details of provenance. Size of<br />
leaf: 207 ¿ 139 mm.<br />
Wanting the blank leaf [b 6].
2424 terentianus, maurus<br />
[t-016^t-020<br />
Page numbers 169^90 are supplied in a sixteenth-century hand.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 2Q 6.4(12).<br />
T-017 Tegliatius, Stephanus<br />
Sermo contraTurcorum persecutionem.<br />
r<br />
[a1 ] [Tegliatius], Stephanus: Sermo contra Turcorum persecutionem.<br />
‘Stephani archiepiscopi Antibarensis sermo habitus in<br />
materia ¢dei contra Turcorum prosecutionem ex solemnitate<br />
gloriosi apostoli et euangeliste Johannis.’ Incipit: ‘Qui timet<br />
deum faciet bona. Quamquam mihi semper, Beatissime Pater,<br />
diuini sermonis explicatio . . .’ This speech was delivered in<br />
Rome, church of the Lateran, in ‘1481’, as stated in the colophon.<br />
On the author’s other tracts against the Turks see K. M. Setton,<br />
The Papacy and the Levant (1204^1571), 4 vols (Philadelphia,<br />
PA, 1976^84), II 525^6; at 525 note 85 it is stated that the sermon<br />
contra Turcos was delivered by the author at the tenth session of<br />
the Fifth Lateran Council, on 4 May, 1515, however Tegliatius<br />
died in 1514.<br />
r<br />
[a4 ] [Colophon.] ‘Habita fuit hec oratio Rome in ecclesia<br />
Lateranensi per Reuerendissium patrem dominum Stephanum<br />
Thegliatium . . . Anno domini Mcccc lxxxi Ponti¢catus uero<br />
sancti domini nostri, domini Sixti pape iiii anno decimo’.<br />
[Rome: Eucharius Silber, after 27 Dec.‘1481’ i.e. 1480]. 4 o . BMC<br />
IV 81notes that the tenth year of Sixtus IV’s reign ran from 9 Aug.<br />
1480 to 8 Aug. 1481, and that therefore the printer must have calculated<br />
the year 1481 as beginning straight after Christmas.<br />
collation: [a 4 ].<br />
Type: 73 G. 4 leaves. 40 lines ([a2 r ]).Type area: 145 ¿ 95 mm ([a2 r ]).<br />
H 15460; R 1408; Go¡ T-126; Pr 3804; BSB-Ink T-132; CIBN T-49;<br />
IGI 9400; Sheppard 2999.<br />
COPY<br />
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Size of leaf: 198 ¿ 135 mm.<br />
Leaf [a 4 r ], l. 1: ‘. . . Lateranen� ’.<br />
‘Thegliatius’ supplied in pencil in an eighteenth-century Italian<br />
hand.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 2Q 5.68(3).<br />
T-018 Tegliatius, Stephanus<br />
Sermo contraTurcorum persecutionem.<br />
r<br />
[a1 ] [Tegliatius], Stephanus: Sermo contra Turcorum persecutionem.<br />
‘Stephani archiepiscopi Antibarensis sermo habitus in<br />
materia ¢dei contraTurcorum persecutionem ex solennitate gloriosi<br />
apostoli et euangeliste Johannis.’ Incipit: ‘Qui timet deum<br />
faciet bona. Quamquam mihi semper, Beatissime Pater, diuini<br />
sermonis explicatio . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-017.<br />
r<br />
[a6 ] [Colophon.] ‘Habita fuit hec oratio Rome in ecclesia<br />
Lateranensi per Reuerendissium patrem dominum Stephanum<br />
Thegliatium . . . Anno domini Mcccc lxxxi Ponti¢catus uero<br />
sancti domini nostri, domini Sixti pape iiii anno decimo’.<br />
[Rome: Stephen Plannck, after 27 Dec. 1480]. 4 o . For this dating<br />
seeT-017.<br />
collation: [a 6 ].<br />
H *15461; Go¡ T-127; BMC IV 81; Pr 3630; BSB-Ink T-131; CIBN<br />
T-48; Oates 1449; Sheppard 2885.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with C-098; see there for most details of binding and provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 194 ¿ 130 mm.<br />
Some marginal notes in a north European hand, supplying underlining<br />
in black ink, brackets, and comments on the text, partly<br />
truncated through rebinding.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 2Q 6.4(9).<br />
T-019 Tenures, sive Old Tenures<br />
Tenir per service de chivaler [Anglo-Norman].<br />
a2 r [Tenir per service de chivaler]. Incipit:‘[T]enir per service de chivaler:<br />
est a tenir per homage foi alte et estuage . . .’<br />
refs. See J. H. Baker, A Descriptive Catalogue of English Legal<br />
Manuscripts in Cambridge University Library, with codicological<br />
descriptions of the early manuscripts by J. S. Ringrose<br />
(Woodbridge, 1996), 125 for suggestions of late fourteenth-century<br />
composition and authorship, at 126, 307, 312, 482.<br />
[London]: Richard Pynson, [1497^9]. Folio. As dated by BMC;<br />
Sheppard dates [c.1496].<br />
collation: a 8 .<br />
v<br />
Woodcut on a1 : see BMC.<br />
Go¡ T-59; BMC XI; Pr 9815A; Du¡ 335; Sheppard 7546; STC<br />
23878.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with N-003; see there for details of binding and provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 270 ¿ 195 mm.<br />
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T-020 Terentianus, Maurus<br />
De litteris syllabis et metris Horatii (ed. Georgius<br />
Galbiatus, Georgius Merula, and Johannes Crastonus).<br />
[a1 r ] [Title-page.]<br />
[a2 v ] Sforza, Ludovicus Maria, Dux Mediolani: [Privilege.]<br />
refs. G. Morelli,‘Le liste degli autori scoperti a Bobbio nel1493’,<br />
Rivista di¢lologia edi istruzioneclassica,117 (1989), 5^33, at 9^10;<br />
Keil, Grammatici latini,VI 315. A ¢ve-year privilege for the printing<br />
of the present edition, Fortunatianus’ De Carminibus Horatii,<br />
Velius Longus’ De orthographia, Adamantius’ De orthographia,<br />
‘Catholica Probi’, and Cornelius Fronto’s Elegantiae (at 25 aureai<br />
per volume), granted to Georgius Galbiatus by Ludovicus Maria<br />
Sforza, countersigned by his secretary Bartolomaeus Chalcus<br />
and dated Vigevano, 5 Sept. 1496; see Morelli, Autori scoperti, 9<br />
n. 3, for the suggestion that it was drafted late in 1494 after<br />
Merula’s death.<br />
[a3 r ] Galbiatus, Georgius: [Prefatory letter addressed to] Jacobus<br />
Andreae.<br />
refs. Keil, Grammatici latini,VI 316. On this letter and the privi-<br />
v<br />
lege on [a2 ] as testimonies of the texts that Merula and Galbiatus<br />
discovered at the convent of S. Columbanus, Bobbio, at the end of<br />
1493, see Morelli, Autori scoperti, especially at 7, 9, 30^1.<br />
v<br />
[a3 ] Terentianus, Maurus: ‘Praefatio.’ Edited by Georgius<br />
Galbiatus, Georgius Merula, and Johannes [Crastonus]<br />
Placentinus as stated in the preface.<br />
refs. Keil, Grammatici latini, VI 325^7. On this edition of<br />
Galbiatus as a continuation of Merula’s work see G. Resta, ‘La<br />
cultura umanistica a Milano alla ¢ne del Quattrocento’, in C.<br />
Leonardi, Milano nell’eta' di Ludovico il Moro (Milan, 1983), 201^<br />
14, at 209^10; on the edition as the only textual source see L. Holz,
t-020^t-021] terentius afer, publius<br />
2425<br />
‘La recherche des te¤ moins’, in La critica del testo Mediolatino, ed.<br />
C. Leonardi (Florence, 1994), 31^59, at 33.<br />
r<br />
b1 Terentianus, Maurus: [De litteris syllabis et metris Horatii].<br />
Edited by Galbiatus, Merula, and Johannes [Crastonus]<br />
Placentinus as stated in the preface.<br />
refs. Keil, Grammatici latini, VI 327^413. On Terentianus see<br />
OCD 1486.<br />
Milan: Uldericus Scinzenzeler, 4 Feb. 1497. Folio.<br />
collation: [a 4 ] b 8 c^g 6 .<br />
CR 5729; Go¡ T-63; BMC VI 771; Pr 6034; BSB-Ink T-84; CIBN<br />
T-54; Oates 2309; Sheppard 5008.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century gold- and blind-tooled crushed red<br />
morocco; the blind-tooled stamp of the Bodleian Library on both<br />
covers; gilt-edged leaves; brown pastedowns; black silk bookmark.<br />
Size: 288 ¿ 202 ¿ 14 mm. Size of leaf: 284 ¿ 193 mm.<br />
Provenance: Purchased for »18. 18. 0; see Books Purchased<br />
(1803), 2.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. L 3.22.<br />
T-021 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
Comoediae.<br />
r<br />
[a1 ] ‘Ephitaphium(!) Terentii.’<br />
refs. Claudia Villa, La ‘‘Lectura Terentii’’, Studi sul Petrarca, 17<br />
(Padua, 1984), 196; Riese, Anthologia Latina, I:II 40, no. 487;<br />
Baehrens V 385^6, no. 72; see Walther, Initia, 11627; Villa,<br />
‘‘LecturaTerentii’’, 46^7 for the transmission of this epigram; 270<br />
n. 31 for ¢fteenth-century views on its authorship; 194^6 for its<br />
testimony of the life of Terence.<br />
[a1 r ] [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha] of Andria.<br />
‘Argumentum Andrie.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. An. On Sulpicius’ verse summaries see J. N.<br />
Grant, Studies in theTextual Tradition of Terence (Toronto, 1986),<br />
10.The summaries, together withTerence’s plays, are presented as<br />
prose in this edition. For their introduction as ‘argumenta’ in the<br />
manuscripts seeVilla,‘‘LecturaTerentii’’, 113.<br />
[a1 r ] Terentius Afer, Publius: [Andria].‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. An. This sequence of plays follows that of the g class of<br />
manuscripts; see M. D. R[eeve], in Texts and Transmission, 416;<br />
Grant,Textual Tradition, 19, 134^6. For the origins and transmission<br />
of the subscription ‘Calliopius recensui’, after each play in<br />
this and most other incunables and manuscripts, and<br />
Renaissance speculations that Calliopius was a recitator, or that<br />
he revised the text, see Grant, Textual Tradition, 4; and Villa<br />
‘‘Lectura Terentii’’, 270 n. 31. On the manuscript transmission of<br />
Andria see Benjamin A. Victor, A New Critical Edition of<br />
Terence’s‘Andria’ (Ann Arbor, Mich., 1988); L. Ceccarelli, Primi<br />
sondaggi sullatradizione manoscrittadi Terenzio (L’Aquila,1992).<br />
For bibliographical analysis of the incunables of Terence by country<br />
see Rhodes,‘Te¤ rence au XV e sie' cle’, 285^96.<br />
[b7 r ] [Didascalia for Eunuchus.] ‘Acta ludis Magalensibus(!) L.<br />
Postumio Albino L. Cornelio Merula edilibus curilibus . . . M.<br />
Valerio G. Fauonio consulibus. Modos fecit Flaccus tibiis<br />
Claudis duabus dextris. Recitauit Caliopius’.<br />
refs. Ter. Eu. didasc.; attesting the Megalesian Games of 161 BC<br />
as the date of ¢rst production; see OCD 1484. On the didascaliae<br />
(production notices) for Terence’s plays see Dietrich Klose, Die<br />
Didaskalien und Prologe desTerenz, Diss. University of Freiburg,<br />
1966.<br />
[b7 v ] Terentius Afer, Publius: Eunuchus.‘Prologus Enuchi(!)’.<br />
refs. Ter. Eu., prologus.<br />
r<br />
[b8 ] [Anonymous summary of] Eunuchus.‘Argumentum Eunuchi’.<br />
refs. Publius Terentius Afer, Comoediae, ed. S. Prete<br />
(Heidelberg,1954),178; Catalogue ge¤ ne¤ ral des manuscritsdes bibliothe'<br />
ques publiques de France, XIV (1890), 458. See also Munk<br />
Olsen II 590, no. 66. For the eleventh-century origins and transmission<br />
of this anonymous prose ‘argumentum’ see Villa,<br />
‘‘LecturaTerentii’’, 212^13 and n. 54, 239.<br />
r<br />
[b8 ] [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Eunuchus.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Eu.<br />
r<br />
[b8 ] [Terentius Afer, Publius: Eunuchus.]<br />
refs. Ter. Eu.<br />
[d5 v ] [Didascalia for Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Acta ludis<br />
MegalensibusL.CornelioL.ValerioFlacco aedilibus curulibus. ..<br />
M. Imno(!) T. Sempronio consulibus’.<br />
refs. Ter. Hau. didasc.; attesting the Megalesian Games of 163<br />
BC as the date of ¢rst production; see OCD 1484.<br />
r<br />
[d6 ] [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of<br />
Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hau.<br />
r<br />
[d6 ] Terentius Afer, Publius: Hautontimorumenos.‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Hau.<br />
[e10 v ] [Didascalia for Adelphoe.] ‘Acta ludis funebribus Q. Fabio<br />
Maximo P. Cornelio A¡ricano edilibus curulibus . . . Antio<br />
Marco Cornelio consulibus’.<br />
refs. Ter. Ad. didasc.; attesting Aemilius Paullus’ funeral games<br />
of 160 BC as the date of ¢rst production; see OCD 1484.<br />
[f1 r ] [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Adelphoe.]<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri. Ter. Ad. The ending ‘. . . exorato suo patre duro<br />
Demea’ belongs to the ‘Calliopian’ recension; see Villa,‘‘Lectura<br />
Terentii’’, 239.<br />
[f1 r ] Terentius Afer, Publius: Adelphoe.‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Ad.<br />
r<br />
[g7 ] [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Hecyra.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hec.<br />
r<br />
[g7 ] Terentius Afer, Publius: Hecyra.‘Prologus Echire.’<br />
refs. Ter. Hec.<br />
[i1 r ] [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Postumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula edilibus curulibus . . . G. Fanio M.<br />
Valerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. Ter. Ph. didasc.; attesting the Roman Games of 161 BC as<br />
the date of ¢rst production; see OCD 1484.<br />
v<br />
[i1 ] [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Phormio.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ph.<br />
v<br />
[i1 ] Terentius Afer, Publius: Phormio.‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Ph.<br />
[Strasbourg: Johann Mentelin, not after 1470]. Folio.<br />
collation: [a^d 10 e 12 f^i 10 k 8 ]. Collation not as BMC.<br />
CR 5736; Go¡ T-64; BMC I 54; Pr 206; CIBN T-56; Schorbach,<br />
Mentelin, 16; Sheppard 148.<br />
COPY<br />
Leaf [a1 v ], l. 12: ‘[V]os i|tec intro auferte. abit. e|o|ia. ade|dum<br />
> . . .’ (‘e|o|ia’omitted by Schorbach).
2426 terentius afer, publius<br />
[t-021^t-022<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century marbled paper boards; the gold<br />
stamp of the Bodleian Library on both covers. Size: 294 ¿ 220 ¿<br />
26 mm. Size of leaf: 284 ¿ 206 mm.<br />
Copious marginal and interlinear notes in a contemporary<br />
German hand, extracting key words and supplying synonyms,<br />
paraphrases, and long comments on the text which are not found<br />
in contemporary printed commentaries.<br />
On [a1 r ] a ¢ve-line south German initial ‘S’ is supplied in pinkwith<br />
acanthus scrolling; the area de¢ned by the letter is painted blue<br />
with gold pen-work scrolling; the four corners at the outer edge<br />
of the letter supplied in gilt so as to form a square, from which<br />
extend tendrils and £owers in pink, green, yellow, and gilt into<br />
the inner and upper margins, with large gold dotting. Below, a<br />
four-line initial ‘P’ is supplied in green with acanthus scrolling on<br />
a red ground with gold pen-work, with extensions into the inner<br />
margin. In the outer margin a trefoil of three leaves supplied in<br />
gilt, with black pen-work stems, emanating from a gold large<br />
dot. Similar decorations are supplied at the beginning of<br />
Hautontimorumenos, Adelphoe, and Phormio. Elsewhere twoto<br />
three-line German style initials, some with pen-work extensions<br />
into the margin, paragraph marks, capital strokes, and<br />
some underlining supplied in red.<br />
Provenance: Purchased from Payne and Foss for »63; anonymous<br />
sale (6 Feb. 1832), lot 1084; see Library Bills (1829^32),<br />
no. 428 (15 Feb. 1832), and Books Purchased (1832), 22.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. L 5.23.<br />
T-022 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
Comoediae.<br />
a1 r Petrarca, [Franciscus]: Vita Terentii. ‘Terentii vita excerpta de<br />
dictis D. F. Petrarcea(!)’. Incipit: ‘[D]e Terentii uita in antiquis<br />
libris multa reperiuntur . . .’ On Petrarca’s sources for this Vita<br />
seeVilla,‘‘LecturaTerentii’’, 191^216.<br />
a2 v [Epitaphium Terentii.] ‘[N]atus in excelsis tectis Carthaginis<br />
altae > Romanis ducibus bellica preda fui’; 3 elegiac distichs.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
a2 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Andria.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri. Ter. An. On Sulpicius’s verse summaries see<br />
T-021. The summaries, together with Terence’s plays, are presented<br />
as verse.<br />
a 2 v [Terentius Afer, Publius: Andria.] ‘Prohemium’.<br />
refs. Ter. An. For the sequence of plays, and the subscription<br />
‘Calliopius recensui’after each play in this edition seeT-021.<br />
c1 r<br />
[Didascalia for Eunuchus.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus L.<br />
Posthumio Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus currulibus . . .<br />
M.Valerio Mucio Fanio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
c 1 r [Anonymous summary of] Eunuchus. ‘Argumentum Eunuchi’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[M]eretrix adoloscentem cuius mutuo amore tenebatur<br />
exclusit eique reuocato . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
c1 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Eunuchus.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Eu.<br />
c 1 v [Terentius Afer, Publius: Eunuchus.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Eun.<br />
e2 v [Didascalia for Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus<br />
L. Cornelio Lentulo L.Valerio Flacco aedilibus currulibus . . . M.<br />
IunioTito Sempronio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
e2 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of<br />
Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Argumentum Heautontimorumenos’.<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hau.<br />
e2 v [Terentius Afer, Publius: Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Hau.<br />
g 3 r [Didascalia for Adelphoe.] ‘Acta ludis funebribus Q. Fab. Max. P.<br />
Cornelio Africano Aemylii Pauli aedilibus currulibus . . . A. Nicio<br />
et M. Cornelio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
g3 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Adelphoe.]<br />
‘Argumentum Adelphoe.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ad. SeeT-021.<br />
g3 v [Terentius Afer, Publius: Adelphoe.] ‘Prologus’.<br />
refs.Ter. Ad.<br />
i 3 r [Didascalia for Hecyra.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis Sexto Ces. Gn.<br />
Cornelio aedilibus currilibus . . . Q. Fulvio L. Marco edilibus currilibus’.<br />
refs. Ter. Hec. didasc.; attesting the Roman Games of 165 BC as<br />
the date of ¢rst production, revived in160 at Aemilius Paulus’fun-<br />
eral games.<br />
i3 r<br />
[Anonymous summary of Hecyra.] ‘Argumentum Ecyrae’.<br />
Incipit:‘[A]dolescens qui meretricis amore tenebatur in peruigilio<br />
stuprauit uirginem . . .’<br />
refs. Catalogue ge¤ ne¤ ral des manuscrits des bibliothe' ques publiques<br />
de France, XIV (1890), 460. See also Munk Olsen, II 594,<br />
no. 141. For the transmission of this anonymous prose summary<br />
seeVilla,‘‘LecturaTerentii’’, 213 and n. 54.<br />
i3 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Hecyra.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hec.<br />
i3 v [Terentius Afer, Publius: Hecyra.] ‘Prologus Ecyrae.’<br />
refs.Ter. Hec.<br />
k8 v [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Postumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus . . . Caio Fannio M.Valerio<br />
consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
k8 v [Anonymous summary of Phormio.] ‘Argumentum.’ Incipit: ‘Ex<br />
duobus fratribus alter locuples duxit uxorem locupletem . . .’<br />
refs. Catalogue ge¤ ne¤ ral des manuscrits des bibliothe' ques publiques<br />
de France, XIV (1890), 461. See also Munk Olsen, II 596,<br />
no. 168. For the transmission of this anonymous prose summary<br />
seeVilla,‘‘LecturaTerentii’’, 213 and n. 54.<br />
l1 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Phormio.]<br />
‘Argumentum Phormionis.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ph.<br />
l1 r [Terentius Afer, Publius: Phormio.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Ph.<br />
[Milan: Printer of Terentius,‘Comoediae’, c.1475^7]. Folio.<br />
collation: a 10 b^l 8 m 10 .<br />
CR 5739; Go¡ T-72; BMC VI 795; Pr 7407; IGI 9424; Sheppard<br />
5045.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century half calf over green cloth; the title<br />
in gilt on a green leather label on the spine. Size: 290 ¿ 208 ¿<br />
204 mm. Size of leaf: 278 ¿ 194 mm.
t-022^t-024] terentius afer, publius<br />
2427<br />
A few marginal notes in a ¢fteenth-century Italian hand, mainly<br />
supplying folio numbers (in the upper right-hand corner of each<br />
recto), synonyms, and correcting the text. Some marginal notes in<br />
the hand of Ottaviano Robato, supplying, scribbles, a rough coat<br />
of arms, pointing hands, folio numbers in roman ¢gures, and<br />
notes in Italian including ‘Jo son cascado de speranca’, and ‘Io<br />
son venuto de parte del tuo servo, io te saludo. jo te saludo rosa<br />
frescha de parte del tuo servo trate ala ¢nistra’; and in Latin on<br />
e6 r : ‘Terenti, tragoedias cum mihi sepe tradite fuerint ad<br />
lectitandum . . .’<br />
Provenance: Ottaviano Robato (sixteenth century); ‘Ottaviano<br />
Robato’ on m10 v . Purchased for »12. 12. 0; see Books Purchased<br />
(1834), 29.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. Q 3.20.<br />
T-023 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
Comoediae.<br />
[a1 r ] Epitaphium Terentii. ‘Publii Terentii A¡ri poete comici commendarius<br />
liber’. ‘[N]atus in excelsis tectis Cartaginis altae ><br />
Romanis ducibus bellica preda fui’; 3 elegiac distichs.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
r<br />
[a1 ] [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Andria.<br />
‘Argumentum Andrie.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri. Ter. An. On Sulpicius’s verse summaries see<br />
T-021. The summaries, together with Terence’s plays, are presented<br />
as prose in this edition.<br />
[a1 v ] [Terentius Afer, Publius: Andria.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. An. All the plays are presented as prose in this edition.<br />
Their sequence follows that of the g class of manuscripts; see<br />
T-021.<br />
[d3 r ] [Didascalia for Eunuchus.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus L.<br />
Postamio(!) Albino L. Cornelio Merula edilibus curilibus(!) . . .<br />
fecit Flaccus tibiis Claudis(i.e.Claudi) duabus dextris. Recitauit<br />
Caliopius’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
v<br />
[d3 ] Terentius Afer, Publius: ‘Prologus Eunuchi.’<br />
refs.Ter. Eu., prologus.<br />
[d4 r ] [Anonymous summary of Eunuchus.] ‘Argumentum.’ Incipit:<br />
‘[M]eretrix adolescentem cuius mutuo amore tenebatur exclusit<br />
eique reuocato . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
v<br />
[d4 ] [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Eunuchus.] ‘Aliud<br />
argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Eu.<br />
v<br />
[d4 ] [Terentius Afer, Publius: Eunuchus.]<br />
refs.Ter. Eu.<br />
[h2 r ] [Didascalia for Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Acta ludis<br />
Megaleusibus(!) L. Cornelio L. Valerio Flacco edilibus curulibus<br />
. . . M. Immo(!) T. Sempronio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
[h2 v ] [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of<br />
Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Argumentum’.<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hau.<br />
[h2 v ] Terentius Afer, Publius: Hautontimorumenos.‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Hau.<br />
[l5 r ] [Didascalia for Adelphoe.] ‘Acta ludis funebribus Q. Fabio<br />
Maximo P. Cornelio A¡ricano edilibus curulibus . . . Antio<br />
Marco Cornelio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
[l5 v ] [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Adelphoe.]<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ad. SeeT-021.<br />
v<br />
[l5 ] Terentius Afer, Publius: Adelphoe.‘Prologus’.<br />
refs. Ter. Ad.<br />
[o8 v ] [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Hecyra.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hec.<br />
[o8 v ] Terentius Afer, Publius: Hecyra‘Prologus Echire.’<br />
refs. Ter. Hec.<br />
v<br />
[r8 ] [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Postumeo<br />
Albino, L. Cornelio edilibus curulibus . . . Ge. Fanio M.Valerio<br />
consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
[s1 r ] [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Phormio.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ph.<br />
[s1 r ] Terentius Afer, Publius: Phormio.‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Ph.<br />
[Schussenried: Printer of ‘Gracchus et Poliscena’, c.1478]. Folio.<br />
collation: [a 10 b^v 8 x 6 ].<br />
H *15370; Go¡ T-76; BMC II 568, II p. xv; Pr 2668; BSB-Ink T-87;<br />
Oates 1203; Sack, Freiburg, 3354; Sheppard1923. COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century diced russia; the blind-tooled<br />
stamp of the Bodleian Library on both covers; sprinkled blueedged<br />
leaves; brown pastedowns; navy-blue silk bookmark.<br />
Size: 294 ¿ 218 ¿ 33 mm. Size of leaf: 285 ¿ 201 mm.<br />
Copious marginal and interlinear notes in a contemporary<br />
German hand, supplying pointing hands, brackets, scribbles,<br />
titles for ¢rst three plays in upper right-hand corner of each<br />
recto, synonyms, and corrections to and many comments on the<br />
text: e.g. on [a6 v ]: ‘Poeta volens ostendere condiciones amatorum<br />
. . . describit nobis Pamphilum qui territus propter uerba<br />
Simonis deducentia uxore[m], cum diu tacitus fuisset, tandem in<br />
hec uerba prorumpit et est ultima [s]cena ¢ni(!) actus’.<br />
Two-line initials, paragraph marks, capital strokes, and underlining<br />
are supplied in red.<br />
Provenance: Irsee, Bavaria, Benedictines, S. Maria; inscription:<br />
‘Ad maiorem Bibliothecam Vrsinensem’ on [a1 r ]. Purchased for<br />
»20; see Books Purchased (1803), 2.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. O 3.12.<br />
T-024 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
Comoediae.<br />
r<br />
[a1 ] [EpitaphiumTerentii.] ‘[N]atus in excelsis tectis Cartaginis alte ><br />
Romanis ducibus bellica preda fui’; 3 elegiac distichs.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
[a1 r ] [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Andria.]<br />
‘Argumentum Andrie.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri. Ter. An. Sulpicius’s periochae are presented as<br />
verse. On these seeT-021.<br />
r<br />
[a1 ] Terentius Afer, Publius: [Andria].<br />
refs. Ter. An. In this edition Terence’s plays are presented as<br />
prose. For their ordering, An. Eu. Haut. Ad. Ph. Hec., in tenthcentury<br />
and ¢fteenth-century g class manuscripts see M. D.<br />
R[eeve], in Texts and Transmission, 416 n. 32.<br />
[c1 v ] [Didascalia for Eunuchus.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus uel(!)<br />
Postumio Albino Cornelio Merula edilibus curulibus . . . M.<br />
Valerio C. Nummio Lauino consulibus’.
2428 terentius afer, publius<br />
[t-024^t-025<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
[c1 v ] [Anonymous summary of] Eunuchus. ‘Argumentum’. Incipit:<br />
‘[M]eretrix adoloscentem cuius mutuo amore tenebatur exclusit<br />
eique reuocato . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
[c2 r ] [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Eunuchus.] ‘Aliud<br />
Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Eu.<br />
[c2 r ] [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Eunuchus.‘Prolagus(!)’.<br />
refs. Ter. Eun.<br />
r<br />
[e5 ] [Didascalia for Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Acta ludis<br />
Megalensibus I. Cornelio Lentulo L.Valerio Flacco edilibus corulibus(!)<br />
. . . Iunio et Tito Sempronio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
[e5 r ] [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of<br />
Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Argumentum’.<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hau.<br />
[e5 r ] [Terentius Afer, Publius: Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Prolagus(!)’.<br />
refs. Ter. Hau.<br />
[h3 v ] [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Adelphoe.]<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ad. SeeT-021.<br />
r<br />
[h3 ] Terentius Afer, Publius: Adelphoe. ‘P. Terentii Afrii poete<br />
comici Adelphos’.‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Ad.<br />
v<br />
[k5 ] [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Postumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula edulibus(!) ciuilibus . . . Claudii tibiis<br />
imparibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
[k5 v ] [Anonymous summary of] Phormio. ‘Formionis<br />
Argumentum’. Incipit: ‘[E]x duobus fratribus alter locuplex duxit<br />
uxorem locupletem . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-022.<br />
[k6 r ] [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Phormio.] ‘Aliud<br />
Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ph.<br />
[k6 v ] Terentius Afer, Publius: Phormio.‘Prologus Formionis.’<br />
refs. Ter. Ph.<br />
r<br />
[m9 ] [Anonymous summary of Hecyra.] ‘Terrentii A¡ri Comici<br />
Poete Hechira . . . Argumentum’. Incipit: ‘[A]dolescens qui meretricis<br />
amore tenebatur in peruigilio stuprauit uirginem . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-022.<br />
[m9 v ] [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Hecyra.<br />
‘Argumentum Hechira’.<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hec.<br />
v<br />
[m9 ] Terentius Afer, Publius: [Prologue to Hecyra].‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Hec., prologus.<br />
[m10 v ] [Didascalia for Hecyra.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis Sexto Iulio<br />
Cesare Gn. Cornelio edilibus corulibus(!) . . . Q. Fulmio L.<br />
Marcho edilibus corulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-022.<br />
[m10 v ] Terentius Afer, Publius: Hecyra. ‘Terrentii A¡ri cominci(!)<br />
poete Echira’.<br />
refs. Ter. Hec.<br />
[Florence?: Printer of Terentius ‘Comoediae’, c.1470?] 4 o . P.<br />
Scapecchi on linguistic grounds assigns to Florence in ‘Scava,<br />
scava, vecchia talpa! L’oscuro lavoro dell’incunabulista’,<br />
Biblioteche oggi, 2 (1984), 37^50, at 42^3, followed by D. Rhodes<br />
in Gli annali tipogra¢ci ¢orentini del XV secolo, Biblioteca di bibliogra¢a<br />
italiana, 113 (Florence, 1988), 15^16, 117 no. 750.<br />
However, P. Trovato in La Toscana al tempo di Lorenzo il<br />
Magni¢co, ed. L. Beschi (Pisa, 1996), II 530^2, on the same linguistic<br />
grounds assigns the book to Naples, supporting Pr. The<br />
probable Fiesole provenance of the Bodleian copy, suggested by<br />
the inscribed names of the bookseller and buyer, would seem to<br />
support Scapecchi’s argument.<br />
collation: [a^e 10 f 8 g 6 h^n 10 o 8 ].<br />
Type: 115 R; capital spaces. 132 leaves. 26 lines ([a3 r ]). Type area:<br />
150 ¿ 101 mm ([a3 r ]).<br />
C 5730; Pr 6748; Fava^Bresciano 219; Sheppard 5475. Micro¢che:<br />
Unit 8: Printing in Italy before 1472: Part II PI 86.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting leaves [a1^2].<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century gold-tooled red morocco; the gold<br />
stamp of the Bodleian Library on both covers; gilt-edged leaves;<br />
grey pastedowns; green silk bookmark. Size: 242 ¿ 171 ¿ 28 mm.<br />
Size of leaf: 229 ¿ 158 mm.<br />
Marginal and interlinear notes in a contemporary cursive Italian<br />
hand, probably that of Nicolaus Michaelis(?), mainly supplying<br />
synonyms, paraphrases of the text, and running headings in red<br />
ink. Marginal notes in an early sixteenth-century Italian hand,<br />
supplying notes in Latin and translating phrases of Terence into<br />
Italian, for example, on [b6 r ]: ‘muliercula la piccola donna’; [b7 v ]:<br />
‘hic sincophanta > ma[n]giatore di ¢chj; and on [d4 r ]: limus a um ><br />
atrauerso > pessulum el > chiauistello’. On verso of the rear endleaf<br />
in the same hand: ‘Questa vita e si grossa che la si regge per se<br />
medesimo > Hec uita tam magnia(!) est quam sine pedamento<br />
per se [reg]itur’.‘7^6’ in brown ink on recto of front endleaf.<br />
One- to two-line initials are supplied in blue ink.<br />
Provenance: M[aestro?] Agnolo, cartolaio (late ¢fteenth century);<br />
inscription on [o 8 v ]: ‘Ego emi istum librum quinquaginta<br />
so[lidi] > Questo libro compero Nicolaio di Michelle p[ ] > M o<br />
Agnolo Caltolaio che apr (sic) sota (deletum) apresso al uescho ><br />
uado . . .’, possibly to be identi¢ed with Bartolomeo d’Agnolo<br />
Tucci (1427^1525), cartolaio, son of Agnolo Tucci (1395^1467),<br />
cartolaio to the Badia 1451^67. Nicolaus Michaelis (late ¢fteenth<br />
century); for inscription see above. George John, 2nd Earl<br />
Spencer (1758^1834)(?); accession number ‘10650’ on the verso<br />
of the front endleaf in black ink; not identi¢ed in sale catalogue<br />
(1821). Purchased from Payne and Foss for »26. 5. 0; see Books<br />
Purchased (1828), 27.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. O 5.32.<br />
T-025 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
Comoediae (ed. Raphael Zovenzonius).<br />
[a 1 r ] Petrarca, Franciscus: Vita Terentii. ‘Terentii uita excerpta de<br />
dictis d. F. Petrarcae’. All texts in this editions are edited by<br />
Raphael Zovenzonius; see colophon on [n5 v ]. Incipit: ‘[D]e<br />
Terentii uita in antiquis libris multa reperiuntur . . .’ On<br />
Petrarca’s sources for the Vita seeT-022.<br />
[a2 r ] [Epitaphium Terentii.] ‘[N]atus in excelsis tectis Carthaginis<br />
altae > Romanis ducibus bellica praeda fui’; 3 elegiac distichs.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
[a2 r ] [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Andria.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. An. The plays and Sulpicius’s periochae, on<br />
which seeT-021, are presented as verse.<br />
[a2 r ] [Terentius Afer, Publius: Andria.] ‘Prooemium.’<br />
refs.Ter. An. On the subscription ‘Calliopius recensui’after each<br />
play seeT-021. For the ordering of plays in this edition seeT-024.
t-025^t-026] terentius afer, publius<br />
2429<br />
[c1 v ] [Didascalia for Eunuchus.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus Luc.<br />
Postumio Albino Luc. Cornelio Merula aedilibus curulibus . . .<br />
M.Valerio G. Fauonio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
[c1 v ] [Anonymous summary of] Eunuchus.‘Argumentum Eunuchi’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[M]eretrix adoloscentem cuius mutuo amore tenebatur<br />
exclusit eique reuocato . . .’<br />
refs. seeT-021.<br />
[c 2 r ] [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Eunuchus.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Eu.<br />
[c2 r ] [Terentius Afer, Publius: Eunuchus.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Eun.<br />
[e 3 r ] [Didascalia for Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Acta ludis<br />
Megalensibus L. Cornelio Lentulo L. Valerio Flacco aedilibus<br />
curulibus . . . M. IunioT. Symphoriano consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
[e 3 r ] [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of<br />
Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Argumentum Heautontimorumenos(!)’.<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hau.<br />
[e3 v ] [Terentius Afer, Publius: Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Hau.<br />
[g 4 r ] [Didascalia for Adelphoe.] ‘Acta ludis funebribus Q. Fab. Max.<br />
P. Cornelio Aphric. Aemylii Pauli aedilibus curulibus . . . A. Nicio<br />
et M. Cornelio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
[g4 r ] [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Adelphoe.]<br />
‘Argumentum Adelphoe.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ad. SeeT-021.<br />
[g4 r ] [Terentius Afer, Publius: Adelphoe.] ‘Prologus’.<br />
refs.Ter. Ad.<br />
[i4 v ] [Didascalia for Hecyra.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis Sexto Cesare Gn.<br />
Cornelio aedilibus curulibus . . . Q. Fuluio L. Marco aedilibus curulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-022.<br />
[i4 v ] [Anonymous summary of Phormio.] ‘Argumentum.’ Incipit:<br />
‘[E]x duobus fratribus alter locuplex duxit uxorem locupletem . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-022.<br />
[i 5 r ] [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Phormio.]<br />
‘Argumentum Phormionis.’<br />
refs. Sulp. peri.Ter. Ph.<br />
[i5 r ] [Terentius Afer, Publius: Phormio.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Ph.<br />
[l 6 r ] [Unascribed didascalia.] ‘Acta lucidis(!) Romanis L. Postumio<br />
Albino Luc. Postumio Merula aedilibus curulibus id est sine<br />
interpellatione. Modos fecit Otho Lucrecius tibiis sarranis et C.<br />
Fannio M.Valerio consulibus’.<br />
[l 6 r ] [Anonymous summary of Hecyra]. ‘Argumentum Aecyrae.’<br />
Incipit:‘[A]dolescens qui meretricis amore tenebatur in peruigilio<br />
stuprauit uirginem . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-022.<br />
[l 6 v ] [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Hecyra.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hec.<br />
[l6 v ] Terentius Afer, Publius: Hecyra.‘Prologus Ecyrae.’<br />
refs.Ter. Hec.<br />
[n 5 v ] [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Postumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus . . . Appollodori epidicazomenenos<br />
facta iiii. C. Fannio M.Valerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
[n5 v ] [Epigram.] ‘Callippi calamo fuit exemplare repertum > Vnde est<br />
impressum quod legis hospes opus’; 1 elegiac distich.<br />
v<br />
[n5 ] [Colophon.] ‘Raphael Zovenzonius Ister P. emendaui . . .<br />
NicolaoThronoVenetiarum duce’.<br />
[Venice: Vindelinus de Spira] for Johannes de Colonia, [not before<br />
23 Nov.] 1471. 4 o .<br />
collation: [* 2 a^l 8 m n 6 ].<br />
HCR 15372; Go¡ T-65; BMC V 158; Pr 4037; CIBN T-58; Sheppard<br />
3204. Micro¢che: Unit 8: Printing in Italy before 1472: Part II PI<br />
87.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting gathering [*], and the blank leaves [a 1] and [n 6].<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century blue morocco, probably bound by<br />
Walther for the Bodleian Library; the gold stamp of the Library<br />
on both covers; gilt-edged leaves; marbled pastedowns; light<br />
green silk bookmark. Size: 284 ¿ 200 ¿ 28 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 272 ¿ 180 mm.<br />
Some marginal and interlinear notes, mostly washed, in a contemporary<br />
Italian hand, supplying synonyms, pointing hands,<br />
and page numbers. On [n5 v ] in the same hand:‘98 carti’.<br />
Provenance: Possibly Pietro-Antonio Bolongaro-Crevenna<br />
(1735^1792); in the annotated sale catalogue marked down to<br />
‘Do Peirson A’ for Fl. 155. Purchased [through Pearson?] for »13.<br />
11. 0; see Books Purchased (1790), 8.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. O 3.10.<br />
T-026 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
Comoediae.<br />
v<br />
[a2 ] Petrarca, Franciscus: Vita Terentii. ‘Terentii uita excerpta de<br />
dictis d. F. Petrarcae’. Incipit: ‘[D]e Terentii uita in antiquis libris<br />
multa reperiuntur. . .’ On Petrarca’s sources for theVita seeT-022.<br />
r<br />
[a4 ] [Summary of contents.] ‘Terentii aphri poetae comici liber in<br />
sex diuisus comoedias . . . ultima Hechira nuncupatur’.<br />
[a4 r ] [Epitaphium Terentii.] ‘[N]atus in excelsis tectis Carthaginis<br />
altae > Romanis ducibus bellica praeda fui’; 3 elegiac distichs.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
[a4 r ] [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Andria.] ‘Andrie<br />
Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri. Ter. An. On Sulpicius’s verse summaries see<br />
T-021.<br />
[a4 r ] Terentius Afer, Publius: Andria.<br />
refs.Ter. An. On the subscription ‘Calliopius recensui’after each<br />
play seeT-021. For the ordering of plays in this edition seeT-024.<br />
[c2 r ] [Didascalia for Eunuchus.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus Luc.<br />
Postumio Albino Luc. Cornelio Merula aedilibus curulibus . . .<br />
M.Valerio Mucio Fabio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
[c2 r ] [Anonymous summary of] Eunuchus.‘Argumentum Eunuchi’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[M]eretrix adoloscentem cuius mutuo amore tenebatur<br />
exclusit eique reuocato . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
r<br />
[c2 ] [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Eunuchus.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Eu.<br />
v<br />
[c2 ] [Terentius Afer, Publius: Eunuchus.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Eu.<br />
[e3 r ] [Didascalia for Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Acta ludis<br />
Megalensibus L. Cornelio Lentulo L. Valerio Flacco aedilibus<br />
curulibus . . . M. IunioT. Symphoriano consulibus’.
2430 terentius afer, publius<br />
[t-026^t-027<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
[e3 r ] [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of<br />
Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Argumentum Heautontumorumenos(!)’.<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hau.<br />
[e3 v ] [Terentius Afer, Publius: Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Hau.<br />
[g4 r ] [Didascalia for Adelphoe.] ‘Acta ludis funeribus(!) Q. Fa. Max.<br />
P. Cornelio Aphri. Aemylii Pauli aedilibus curulibus . . . A. Nicio<br />
et M. Cornelio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
[g4 r ] [Anonymous summary of Adelphoe.] ‘Argumentum<br />
Adelphoe’. Incipit: ‘[D]uos cum haberet Demea adolescentulos,<br />
dat Mitioni fratri adoptandum Aeschinum . . .’<br />
refs. Catalogue ge¤ ne¤ ral des manuscrits des bibliothe' ques publiques<br />
de France, XIV (1890), 459. See also Munk Olsen, II 587,<br />
no. 8.<br />
[g4 r ] [Terentius Afer, Publius: Adelphoe.] ‘Prologus’.<br />
refs. Ter. Ad.<br />
v<br />
[i4 ] [Didascalia for Hecyra.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis Sexto Caes. Gn.<br />
Cornelio aedilibus curulibus . . . Q Fuluio L. Marco aedilibus curulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-022.<br />
v<br />
[i4 ] [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Phormio].<br />
‘Argumentum Phormionis’. Incipit: ‘[E]x duobus fratribus alter<br />
locuplex duxit uxorem locupletem . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-022.<br />
[i5 r ] [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Phormio.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ph.<br />
[i5 r ] [Terentius Afer, Publius: Phormio.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Ph.<br />
[l6 r ] [Unascribed didascalia.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Postumio<br />
Albino L. Postumio Merula aedilibus curulibus id est sine interpellatione.<br />
Modos fecit Otho Lucrecius tibiis sarranis et C.<br />
Fannio M.Valerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-025.<br />
[l6 r ] [Anonymous summary of Hecyra.] ‘Argumentum Aecyrae.’<br />
Incipit:‘[A]dolescens qui meretricis amore tenebatur in peruigilio<br />
stuprauit uirginem . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-022.<br />
[l6 v ] [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Hecyra.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. peri.Ter. Hec.<br />
[l6 v ] [Terentius Afer, Publius: Hecyra.] ‘Prologus Aecyrae.’<br />
refs. Ter. Hec.<br />
v<br />
[n5 ] [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Postumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus . . . tota graeca<br />
Appollodori epidicazomenenos facta iiii.C. Fannio M. Valerio<br />
consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
[n5 v ] Eusebius [Caesariensis: Extract from Chronicon.] ‘Ex<br />
Eusebio de temporibus’. Translated by Hieronymus.<br />
refs. PL XXVII 507C.<br />
[Venice:Vindelinus de Spira, c.1473]. Folio. As assigned and dated<br />
by Go¡. Pr assigns to [Johannes de Colonia and Johannes<br />
Manthen]. CIBN dates to [c.1472].<br />
collation: [a 10 b^l 8 m n 6 ].<br />
R1083 = 1638; Go¡ T-67; BMC V165; Pr 4286; BSB-InkT-85; CIBN<br />
T-61; Sheppard 3234.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting [a1].<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled calf; sprinkled rededged<br />
leaves; marbled pastedowns. Size: 293 ¿ 217 ¿ 29 mm.<br />
Size of leaf: 285 ¿ 196 mm.<br />
Frequent marginal and interlinear annotations to Andria and<br />
Eunuchus in Bartholomaeus Iuliani’s(?) hand, supplying synonyms<br />
and comments on the text in red and brown ink, and on<br />
[n6 v ] an epigram, incipit: ‘Sustulit interdum magnos tua masu(!)<br />
liquores > Quae £at Pierio carmina docta sono’; three elegiac distichs.<br />
Similar marginal and interlinear annotations to the same<br />
plays in the hand of Christophorus Leonardi, supplying synonyms<br />
and comments on the text in Latin and Greek, including<br />
‘Epitaphium Terentii gauto pocho’on [a3 r ]. Bibliographical notes<br />
in Italian in a nineteenth-century(?) hand pasted on the verso of<br />
the front endleaf.<br />
On [a3 r ] a three-line initial ‘N’ and a four-line initial ‘S’ are supplied<br />
in red with reserved white decoration; each letter is decorated<br />
with blue pen-work within and outside its body. On the<br />
same page an eight-line initial ‘P’ is supplied in blue with reserved<br />
white decoration; decorated with red pen-work, both within the<br />
body of the letter and extending into the gutter. On [a3 v ] a fourline<br />
initial ‘V’ is supplied in blue, with red pen-work within and<br />
outside the body of the letter. Capital strokes are supplied in red.<br />
Names of dramatis personae are painted in red or yellow wash.<br />
Provenance: Bartolomeo di Juliano, Pisa (late ¢fteenth century);<br />
inscription on [n5 v ]: ‘Questo libro sie di bar o di Juliano da cremona<br />
|� pissa’. Johannes Matteus (£. c.1500), of Carrara,<br />
Tuscany; inscription on [a 2 r ]: ‘Hic liber est Christophori ¢lii<br />
Leonardi giano� ani massae qui aemit(!) ioannis mathei charariensis<br />
uiginti solidi’. Christophorus Leonardi Gianioanni (£.<br />
c.1500), of Massa, Tuscany; inscriptions on [a2 r ] and on [n5 v ]:<br />
‘Hic liber est Christophori Leonardi qui habitans in burgo<br />
Massae . . .’. Giuseppe Salvioni (sixteenth century); inscription<br />
‘Di Giuseppe Saluioni’ on verso of front endleaf. Purchased for<br />
»7; see Books Purchased (1837), 37.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. O inf. 2.26.<br />
T-027 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
Comoediae.<br />
a1 r Donatus, [Aelius]: Vita Terentii. ‘Terentii uita ex Donati commentariis<br />
excepta.’<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 3^10, reproducing the life by Gaius Suetonius<br />
Tranquillus. For the transmission of Donatus’ commentary see<br />
D-135. For use of Donatus’ commentary in the ‘Humanistic period’<br />
seeVilla,‘‘LecturaTerentii’’, 269^70 and notes 30^1.<br />
a1 v Volcacius [Sedigitus: Extract from De poetis]. ‘Multos incerto<br />
certare hanc rem uidimus > Palmam poetae comico cui deferant’;<br />
13 iambic trimeters.The author’s name is spelled‘Vulcatius’ in the<br />
heading.<br />
a1 v Cicero, [MarcusTullius: Epigramma onTerentius].‘Cicero hactenusTerentium<br />
cuius fuit studiosissimus laudat.’<br />
refs. Suet. Poet. 8. 111^14.<br />
a2 r Caesar, [Gaius Iulius: Epigram on Terentius.] ‘Quoque Caesar<br />
de Terentio haec scripsit’. ‘Tu quoque tam submisso dimidiate<br />
Menander > Poneris et merito puri sermonis amator’; 6 hexameters.<br />
refs. Suet. Poet. 8. 116^21.
t-027^t-028] terentius afer, publius<br />
2431<br />
a3 r [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Andria.] ‘Andriae<br />
Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. peri. Ter. An. Terence’s plays and Sulpicius’s summaries,<br />
on which seeT-021, are presented as verse.<br />
a3 r Terentius Afer, Publius: Andria.‘Prologus Andriae.’<br />
refs.Ter. An. On the subscription ‘Calliopius recensui’after each<br />
play seeT-021. For the ordering of plays in this edition seeT-024.<br />
b9 v [Didascalia for Eunuchus.] ‘Acta ludis Magalensibus(!) L.<br />
Postumio Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus currilibus . . . M.<br />
Val. Mutio Fanio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
b9 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Eunuchus.]<br />
‘Argumentum Eunuchi.’<br />
refs.Ter. Eu.<br />
b10 r [Anonymous summary of] Eunuchus. ‘Argumentum Eunuchi’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[M]eretrix adoloscentem cuius mutuo amore tenebatur<br />
exclusit eique reuocato . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
b 10 r Terentius Afer, Publius: Eunuchus ‘Prologus Eunuchi.’<br />
refs.Ter. Eu.<br />
e2 r [Didascalia for Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus<br />
L. Cornelio Lentulo L.Valerio Flacco aedilibus currulibus . . . M.<br />
IunioT. Symphoriano consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
e2 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of<br />
Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hau.<br />
e2 r Terentius Afer, Publius: Hautontimorumenos.‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Hau.<br />
g3 v [Didascalia for Adelphoe.] ‘Acta ludis funebribus Q. Fa. Ma. P.<br />
Cornelio Aphric. Aemylii Pauli aedilibus currulibus . . . A. Nicio<br />
et M. Cornelio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
g4 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Adelphi.<br />
‘Argumentum Adelphorum’.<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri Ter. Ad.<br />
g4 r Terentius Afer, Publius: Adelphoe.‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Ad.<br />
i 5 r [Didascalia for Hecyra.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis Sexto Caes. Gn.<br />
Cornelio aedilibus currulibus . . . Q. Fuluio L. Marco aedilibus<br />
currulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-022.<br />
r<br />
i5 [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Phormio.<br />
‘Argumentum Phormionis’.<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ph.<br />
r<br />
i5 Terentius Afer, Publius: Phormio.‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Ph.<br />
l6 v [Unascribed didascalia.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Postumio<br />
Albino L. Postumio Merula aedilibus currulibus. Modos fecit<br />
Otho Lucretius tibiis sarranis C. Fannio M.Valerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-025.<br />
v<br />
l6 [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Hecyra.<br />
‘Argumentum Ecyrae’.<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hec.<br />
r<br />
l7 Terentius Afer, Publius: Hecyra.‘Prologus Ecyrae.’<br />
refs.Ter. Hec.<br />
n4 v ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Postumio Albino L. Cornelio Merula<br />
aedilibus currulibus . . . tota graeca Appollodori ejpwdikaxwmenos(!)<br />
Facta. iiii. C. Fannio M.Valerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
[Padua: Bartholomaeus deValdezoccho], 4 Aug. 1474. Folio.<br />
collation: a b 10 c^m 8 n 4 .<br />
H 15375; Go¡ T-68; BMC VII 906; Pr 6764; CIBN T-94; Rhodes<br />
1672; Sheppard 5565.<br />
COPY<br />
Sheet d2.7 in duplicate.<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century gold-tooled red morocco, apparently<br />
bound for Lord Harley by Christopher Chapman. For the<br />
stamps see Nixon, ‘Harleian Bindings’, pl. 14, Chapman roll no.<br />
5, also stamps, pl. 15, Chapman nos 3, 12, 13, 16, for the centrepiece,<br />
which resembles Nixon pl. 13. The gold stamp of the<br />
Bodleian Library on both covers; marbled pastedowns. Size:<br />
320 ¿ 211 ¿ 32 mm. Size of leaf: 290 ¿ 188 mm.<br />
Occasional marginal notes in two contemporary Italian cursive<br />
hands, supplying brackets,‘nota’signs, three dots and tail, corrections<br />
to the text, and references to Cicero and Valerius Maximus<br />
on b 2 r and b4 r .<br />
On a1 r and a3 r two initials ‘P’ and ‘S’ are supplied in gold, on a<br />
mauve pen-work square with marginal extensions, the gold leaf<br />
of the ¢rst now almost entirely removed. Elsewhere initials and<br />
paragraph marks are supplied in red or blue.<br />
Provenance: Edward, Lord Harley, later 2nd Earl of Oxford<br />
(1689^1741); evidence of binding; upper corner of the front endleaf<br />
cut o¡. Ralph Palmer (eighteenth century); see erased<br />
inscription‘Bibliotheca Palmeriana’on the recto of the front endleaf.<br />
Ralph Verney, 2nd Earl Verney (1712?-1791); damaged<br />
armorial book-plate (Howe, Book Plates, 30323). Richard Heber<br />
(1773^1833); see Catalogue, 6 (1835), lot 3718; paper label at foot<br />
of spine. Purchased for »15; see Books Purchased (1835), 27.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. P 4.17.<br />
T-028 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
Comoediae.<br />
r<br />
a1 Donatus, [Aelius]: Vita Terentii. ‘Terentii vita ex Donati commentariis<br />
excerpta.’<br />
refs. SeeT-027.<br />
a2 r [Epitaphium Terentii.] ‘[N]atus in excelsis tectis Carthaginis<br />
altae > Romanis ducibus bellica preda fui’; 3 elegiac distichs.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
a3 r [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Andria. ‘Andriae<br />
Argumentum’.<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. An. On these summaries seeT-021.<br />
a3 r Terentius Afer, Publius: Andria.‘Prologus Andriae.’<br />
refs.Ter. An. On the subscription ‘Calliopius recensui’after each<br />
play seeT-021. For the ordering of plays in this edition seeT-024.<br />
b9 v [Didascalia for Eunuchus.] ‘Acta ludis Magalensibus(!) L.<br />
Postumio Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus currulibus . . . M.<br />
Val. Mutio Fanio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
b9 v [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Eunuchus.<br />
‘Argumentum Eunuchi.’<br />
refs. Ter. Eu.<br />
b10 r [Anonymous summary of] Eunuchus. ‘Argumentum Eunuchi’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[M]eretrix adoloscentem cuius mutuo amore tenebatur<br />
exclusit eique reuocato . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
r<br />
b10 Terentius Afer, Publius: Eunuchus.‘Prologus Eunuchi.’<br />
refs. Ter. Eu.
2432 terentius afer, publius<br />
[t-028^t-029<br />
e2 r [Didascalia for Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus<br />
L. Cornelio Lentulo L.Valerio Flacco aedilibus currulibus . . . M.<br />
IunioT. Symphroriano(!) consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
e2 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of<br />
Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hau.<br />
e2 r Terentius Afer, Publius: Hautontimorumenos.‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Hau.<br />
g 3 v [Didascalia for Adelphoe.] ‘Acta ludis funebribus Q. Fa. Ma. P.<br />
Cornelio Aphric. Aemylii Pauli aedilibus currulibus . . . A. Nicio<br />
et M. Cornelio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
g4 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Adelphi.<br />
‘Argumentum Adelphorum’.<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri Ter. Ad.<br />
g4 r Terentius Afer, Publius: Adelphoe.‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Ad.<br />
i 5 r [Didascalia for Hecyra.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis Sexto Caes. Gn.<br />
Cornelio aedilibus currulibus . . . Q. Fuluio L. Marco aedilibus<br />
currulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-022.<br />
r<br />
i5 [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Phormio.<br />
‘Argumentum Phormionis’.<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ph.<br />
r<br />
i5 Terentius Afer, Publius: Phormio.‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Ph.<br />
l6 v [Unascribed didascalia.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Postumio<br />
Albino Luc. Postumio Merula aedilibus currulibus. Modos fecit<br />
Otho Lucretius tibiis sarranis et C. Fannio M.Valerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-025.<br />
l6 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Hecyra.<br />
‘Argumentum Ecyrae’.<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hec.<br />
l7 r Terentius Afer, Publius: Hecyra.‘Prologus Ecyrae.’<br />
refs. Ter. Hec.<br />
n4 v [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Postumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus currulibus . . . tota graeca<br />
Appollodori epidicazomenenos(!) Facta. iiii. C. Fanio M.Valerio<br />
consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
Sant’Orso: Johannes de Reno, 30 Apr. 1475. Folio.<br />
collation: a b 10 c^m 8 n 4 .<br />
HCR 15391; Go¡ T-70; BMC VII 1027; Pr 6936; CIBN T-66; Oates<br />
2610; Sheppard 5877.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting leaves a 1^2.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century quarter pigskin over nineteenthcentury<br />
oak boards; the gold stamp of the Bodleian Library on<br />
an oval of tan leather on both covers. The paper was washed and<br />
pressed in the nineteenth century. Size: 298 ¿ 208 ¿ 34 mm. Size<br />
of leaf: 285 ¿ 190 mm.<br />
Some marginal and interlinear notes, almost entirely erased, in a<br />
contemporary hand. A few marginal notes in another contemporary<br />
Italian hand, extracting key words and supplying a pointing<br />
hand.<br />
On a 3 r a ¢ve-line initial ‘S’ is supplied in black ink.<br />
Provenance: Richard Heber (1773^1833); see Catalogue,6 (1835),<br />
lot 3720; label at foot of spine. Purchased for »16; see Books<br />
Purchased (1835), 270.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. P 4.18.<br />
T-029 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
Comoediae (comm. Aelius Donatus, Johannes<br />
Calphurnius).<br />
a 2 r Donatus, [Aelius]: VitaTerentii.<br />
refs. SeeT-027.<br />
a2 v [Euanthius: De fabula.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 13^31.<br />
a 5 r [Donatus, Aelius: Preface to commentary on Andria.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 35^40. On Donatus’commentary see D-153.<br />
a5 v [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Andria. ‘Andriae<br />
Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri. Ter. An. On Sulpicius’s verse summaries see<br />
T-021.The summaries and Terence’s plays are presented as prose.<br />
a 6 r Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on Andria.] ‘In Sex. P. Terentii<br />
Afri comoedias examinata interpretatio’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 41^261.<br />
a 6 r [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Andria.‘Andriae prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. An. On the subscription ‘Calliopius recensui’after each<br />
play seeT-021. For the ordering of plays in this edition seeT-024.<br />
e3 v [Didascalia for Eunuchus.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus L.<br />
Postumio Albino, L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus currulibus . . .<br />
M.Valerio C. Mutio Fannio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
e 3 v [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Eunuchus.‘Eunuchi<br />
Argumentum.’<br />
refs.Ter. Eu.<br />
e 4 r Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on] Eunuchus. ‘In Sexti. P.<br />
Terentii Afri Eunuchum commentarium.’ Incipit: ‘[H]aec masculini<br />
generis nomine nuncupata fabula est Eunuchus . . .’<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 265^497.<br />
e 4 v [Anonymous summary of Eunuchus.] ‘Aliud Argumentum.’<br />
Incipit: ‘[M]eretrix adoloscentem cuius mutuo amore tenebatur<br />
exclusit eique reuocato . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
e4 v [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Eunuchus.‘Eunuchi Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Eu.<br />
l 1 r [Didascalia for Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus<br />
L. Cor. Len. L.Vale. Flacco aedilibus currulibus . . . M. Iunio T.<br />
Sempronio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
l1 v<br />
Calphurnius, Johannes: [Commentary on]<br />
Hautontimorumenos. ‘Io. Calphurnii Brixiensis in P. Sexti<br />
Terentii Heautontimorumenon examinata interpretatio.’ Incipit:<br />
‘‘‘In militiam pro¢cisci’’ [Sulp. Peri. Ter. Hau., 1]. Haec fabula<br />
Menandri graeca, quae facta aTerentio latina . . .’<br />
l1 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of]<br />
Hautontimorumenos.‘Heautontimorumenos(!) Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hau.<br />
l1 v [Terentius Afer, Publius: Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Hau.<br />
mm8 v [Didascalia for Adelphoe.] ‘Acta ludis funebribus Q. Fabio<br />
Maximo P. Cor. Africano Aemylii Pauli aedilibus currulibus . . .<br />
A. Nitio M. Corne. consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.
t-029^t-030] terentius afer, publius<br />
2433<br />
n1 r [Donatus, Aelius: Commentary on Adelphoe.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 3^185.<br />
r<br />
n2 [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Adelphoe.<br />
‘Adelphorum Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ad. SeeT-021.<br />
r<br />
n2 [Terentius Afer, Publius: Adelphoe.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Ad.<br />
r3 v [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Postumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus currulibus . . . tota graeca<br />
Apollodori epidicazomenos acta quater C. Fannio M.que<br />
Valerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
v<br />
r3 [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Phormio.<br />
‘Phormionis Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ph.<br />
r<br />
r4 Donatus, Aelius: ‘In Sex. P. Terentii afri afri(!) Phormionem<br />
commentarium.’<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 345^484.<br />
v<br />
r4 [Terentius Afer, Publius: Phormio.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Ph.<br />
x1 v [Didascalia for Hecyra.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis Sexto Iulio Cesare<br />
Cn. Cornelio aedilibus currulibus . . . Q. Fuluio L. Marco aedilibus<br />
currulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-022.<br />
x1 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Hecyra.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hec.<br />
x2 r Donatus, Aelius: ‘In P. Sext. Terenti Afri Ecyram examinata<br />
interpretatio’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 189^342.<br />
x2 v [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Hecyra.‘Ecyrae prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Hec.<br />
r<br />
&8 Calphurnius, [Johannes: Letteraddressed to] Marcus Aurelius.<br />
refs. F. J. Loe¥er, DeCalphurnioTerentii interprete (Strasbourg,<br />
1882), 40^5; Monfasani,‘Calfurnio’s Identi¢cation’, 41^3.<br />
Venice: Jacobus Rubeus, 25 Aug. 1476. Folio.<br />
collation: a 10 b^d 8 e^g 6 h 8 i^l 6 m 4 mm n^q 8 r 6 s 8 t 6 u x 8 y z 6 & 8 .<br />
HC 15407; Go¡ T-73; Pr 4246; CIBN T-69; IGI 9427; Rhodes 1673;<br />
Sheppard 3425^6.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century half calf, with marbled paper<br />
boards; bound for Klo�; the gold stamp of the Bodleian Library<br />
on both covers. Size: 295 ¿ 212 ¿ 38 mm. Size of leaf: 285 ¿<br />
195 mm.<br />
Frequent marginal and interlinear notes on both text and commentary<br />
in a late ¢fteenth-century cursive Italian hand, supplying<br />
synonyms, pointing hands, brackets, ‘nota’ signs, three dots and<br />
tail, and extracting key words. Bibliographical notes in German<br />
in a seventeenth-century(?) hand on a1 r . Bookseller’s mark<br />
‘2492^359 > J’ in pencil on the front pastedown.‘80/’ in pencil on<br />
& 8 v .<br />
Initials and paragraph marks are supplied in red or blue.<br />
Provenance: Georg Franz Burkhard Klo� (1787^1854); booklabel;<br />
sale (1835), lot 3728. Purchased for »1. 3. 0; see Books<br />
Purchased (1835), 27.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. P 4.19.<br />
T-030 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
Comoediae.<br />
a1 v Petrarca, Franciscus: Vita Terentii. ‘Terentii uita excerpta de<br />
dictis D. F. Petrarcae’. Incipit: ‘[D]e Terentii uita in antiquis libris<br />
multa reperiuntur plura . . .’ On Petrarca’s sources for the Vita see<br />
T-022.<br />
r<br />
a3 [Summary of contents.] ‘Terentii aphri poetae comici liber in sex<br />
diuisa comoedias . . . ultima Hechira nuncupatur’.<br />
a3 r ‘Terentii Epitaphium.’ ‘Natus in excelsis tectis Carthaginis altae ><br />
Romanis ducibus bellica preda fui’; 3 elegiac distichs.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
a3 r [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Andria. ‘Andriae<br />
Argumentum primae comoediae argumentum’.<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri. Ter. An. On Sulpicius’s verse summaries see<br />
T-021. These summaries and Terence’s plays are presented as<br />
verse.<br />
r<br />
a3 [Terentius Afer, Publius: Andria.] ‘Prohemium.’<br />
refs.Ter. An. On the subscription ‘Calliopius recensui’after each<br />
play seeT-021. For the ordering of plays in this edition seeT-024.<br />
c 3 r<br />
[Didascalia for Eunuchus.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus Luc.<br />
Posthumio Albino Luc. Cornelio Merula aedilibus curulibus . . .<br />
M.Valerio Mucio Fabio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
c 3 r<br />
[Anonymous summary of] Eunuchus. ‘Eunuchi secundae<br />
comoediae Argumentum’. Incipit: ‘[M]eretrix adoloscentem<br />
cuius mutuo amore tenebatur exclusit eique reuocato . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
c3 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Eunuchus.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Eu.<br />
c3 r [Terentius Afer, Publius: Eunuchus.] ‘Prologus’.<br />
refs. Ter. Eu.<br />
r<br />
e4 [Didascalia for Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus<br />
L. Cornelio Lentulo L.Valerio Flacco aedilibus curulibus . . . M.<br />
Iunio et T. Syphoriano consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
e 4 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of]<br />
Hautontimorumenos.‘Argumentum Heautontimerumenos(!)’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hau.<br />
v<br />
e4 [Terentius Afer, Publius: Hautontimorumenos.]<br />
refs. Ter. Hau.<br />
¡5 r [Didascalia for Adelphoe.] ‘Acta ludis funebribus Q. Fa. Max. P.<br />
Cornelio Aphri. Aemylii Pauli aedilibus curulibus . . . A. Nicio et<br />
M. Cornelio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
¡ 5 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Adelphoe.<br />
‘Argumentum Adelphoe.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ad. SeeT-021.<br />
¡5 r [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Adelphoe.‘Prologus’.<br />
refs. Ter. Ad.<br />
h5 v [Didascalia for Hecyra.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis Sexto Caes. Gn.<br />
Cornelio aedilibus curulibus. . . Q. Fuluio L. Marco aedilibus curulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-022.<br />
h5 v [Anonymous summaryof] Phormio.‘Argumentum Phormionis’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[E]x duobus fratribus alter locuplex duxit uxorem locupletem<br />
. . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-022.<br />
h 6 r [Terentius Afer, Publius: Periocha of Phormio.] ‘Argumentum’.
2434 terentius afer, publius<br />
[t-030^t-031<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ph.<br />
h6 r [Terentius Afer, Publius: Phormio.] ‘Prologus’.<br />
refs. Ter. Ph.<br />
k7 r [Unascribed didascalia.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Postumio<br />
Albino L. Postumio Merula aedilibus curulibus, ii sine interpellatione<br />
Modos fecit Otho Lucretius tibiis sarranis, et C. Fannio M.<br />
Valerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-025.<br />
k7 r [Anonymous summary of] Hecyra. ‘Argumentum Aecyrae.’<br />
Incipit:‘[A]dolescens qui meretricis amore tenebatur in peruigilio<br />
stuprauit uirginem . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-22.<br />
k 7 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Hecyra.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hec.<br />
v<br />
k7 [Terentius Afer, Publius: Hecyra.] ‘Prologus Aecyrae.’<br />
refs. Ter. Hec.<br />
m6 r [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Postumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus . . . Appollodori epidicazomenenos<br />
facta. iiii. C. Fannio M.Valerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
m6 r Eusebius [Caesariensis: Extract from Chronicon.] ‘Ex Eusebio<br />
de temporibus’.Translated by Hieronymus.<br />
refs. PL XXVII 507C.<br />
[Venice: Johannes de Colonia and Johannes Manthen, c.1475].<br />
Folio. As assigned and dated by CIBN; Sheppard dates [c.1476];<br />
Polain assigns to Vindelinus de Spira. BMC notes similarities in<br />
the layout of this edition and of [Venice: Vindelinus de Spira,<br />
c.1473] (T-026).<br />
collation: a^f ¡ g^k 8 l m 6 .<br />
R 760; Go¡ T-74; BMC XII 16; Pr 4311; CIBN T-68; Polain 3661;<br />
Rhodes 1674; Sheppard 3478.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century gold-tooled red morocco; the gold<br />
stamp of the Bodleian Library on both covers. Gilt-edged leaves;<br />
marbled pastedowns; green silk bookmark. Size: 281 ¿ 197 ¿<br />
31 mm. Size of leaf: 274 ¿ 188 mm.<br />
Some marginal annotations in Castel’s(?) and another contemporary<br />
French hand, supplying running headings in red or<br />
brown ink, page numbers, pointing hands, comments on the text<br />
of Andria, and extracting key words. On a 1 r notes on metres used<br />
byTerence. Bibliographical note by J. H. Hessels and a correction<br />
by Proctor on front pastedown.<br />
Capital strokes are supplied in red ink.<br />
Provenance: Guillaume Castel (1458^1506); see partially erased<br />
inscription: ‘Guillelmo de Castello Collegij Nauarre College<br />
[humillissimo] didascalatus gradu Anno domini Mi mo CCCC mo<br />
lxxviij o donato [ ]In alma Parisiorum universitate regenti<br />
Elementario minime(?) pertinet haec Therentij a¡ri codicum iiiii<br />
[deleted] collectio, que si quanti ualet aut quanti constitit precii<br />
percunctetur aut hu[ ] duodecim solidorum praecio hanc emisse<br />
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mendacij disc[ ]ere perhibetur. Anno superhabito die vero<br />
xx a 3 a mensis aprilis in vico sancti Jaco[bi] m[aioris/inoris] tut<br />
signo pellicani coram ecclesia beati Juonis(?) Mo’au� [em ]tretho’<br />
a� q’ in ¢ne composita est’. Clairvaux, Langres, Champagne,<br />
BVM, Cistercians (sixteenth century); ‘Liber sanctae mariae clalis.<br />
vije xc’, deleted, ‘ix e lxii’ added). Antoine Marie Pa“ ris d’Illins<br />
(1746^1809); Bibliotheca Parisiana, lot 190. Purchased through<br />
Peter Elmsley (ex informatione Roger Middleton) for »6. 6. 0: see<br />
the annotated sale catalogue and Books Purchased (1791), 2.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. O 3.11.<br />
T-031 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
Comoediae (comm. Aelius Donatus, Johannes<br />
Calphurnius, ed. Hieronymus Bononius).<br />
A2 r [Donatus, Aelius]: VitaTerentii. All texts in this edition are edi-<br />
v<br />
ted by Hieronymus Bononius; see colophon on l7 .<br />
refs. SeeT-027.<br />
A2 v [Euanthius: De fabula.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 13^31.<br />
r<br />
A5 [Donatus, Aelius: Preface to commentary on Andria.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 35^40. On Donatus’commentary see D-153.<br />
A6 r [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Andria. ‘Andriae<br />
Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri. Ter. An. On Sulpicius’s verse summaries see<br />
T-021. The summaries and Terence’s plays are presented as verse.<br />
r<br />
A7 Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on Andria.] ‘In Sex. P. Terentii<br />
Afri comoedias examinata interpretatio’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 41^261. See D-153.<br />
r<br />
A7 [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Andriae.‘Andriae Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. An. On the subscription ‘Calliopius recensui’after each<br />
play seeT-021. For the ordering of plays in this edition seeT-024.<br />
E4 v [Didascalia for Eunuchus.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus L.<br />
Postumio Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus currulibus . . . M.<br />
Valerio C. Mutio Fannio consulibus’.<br />
refs. seeT-021.<br />
v<br />
E4 [Sulpicius Apollinaris,Gaius: Periocha of] Eunuchus.‘Eunuchi<br />
Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Eu.<br />
r<br />
E5 Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on] Eunuchus. ‘In Sexti. P.<br />
Terentii Afri Eunuchum commentarium.’<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 265^497.<br />
v<br />
E6 [Anonymous summary of] Eunuchus. ‘Aliud Argumentum’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[M]eretrix adoloscentem cuius mutuo amore tenebatur<br />
exclusit eique reuocato . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
v<br />
E6 [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Eunuchus.‘Eunuchi prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Eu.<br />
I8 r [Didascalia for Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus<br />
L. Cor. Len. L.Vale. Flacco aedilibus currulibus . . . M. Iunio T.<br />
Sempronio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
I 8 v<br />
Calphurnius, Johannes: [Commentary on]<br />
Hautontimorumenos. ‘Io. Calphurnii Brixiensis in P. Sexti<br />
Terentii Heautontimorumenon examinata interpretatio.’ Incipit:<br />
‘‘‘In militiam pro¢cisci’’ [Sulp. Peri. Ter. Hau., 1]. Haec fabula<br />
Menandri graeca, quae facta aTerentio latina . . .’<br />
I8 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of]<br />
Hautontimorumenos.‘Heautontimorumenos(!) Argumentum’.<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hau.<br />
I8 v [Terentius Afer, Publius: Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Hau.<br />
v<br />
L9 [Didascalia for Adelphoe.] ‘Acta ludis funebribus Q. Fabio<br />
Maximo P. Cor. Africano Aemylii Pauli aedilibus currulibus . . .<br />
A Nitio M. Cor. consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
r<br />
a1 [Donatus, Aelius: Commentary on Adelphoe.]
t-031^t-032] terentius afer, publius<br />
2435<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 3^185.<br />
a2 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Adelphoe.<br />
‘Adelphorum Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ad.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
a 2 r [Terentius Afer, Publius: Adelphoe.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Ad., wanting Act I, lines 125^54.<br />
e2 v [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Postumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus currulibus . . . C. Fannio<br />
MitioqueValerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
e2 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Phormio.<br />
‘Phormionis Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ph.<br />
e3 r Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary] on Phormio.‘In Sex. P.Terentii<br />
Afri Phormionem commentarium’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 345^484.<br />
e3 v [Terentius Afer, Publius: Phormio.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Ph.<br />
h 4 v [Didascalia for Hecyra.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis Sexto Iulio Cesare<br />
Gn. Cornelio aedilibus currulibus . . . Q. Fuluio L. Marco aedilibus<br />
currulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-022.<br />
h4 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Hecyra.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hec.<br />
h5 r Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on] Hecyra.‘In P. Sext. Terenti<br />
Afri Ecyram examinata interpretatio’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 189^342.<br />
h5 v [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Hecyra.‘Ecurae prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Hec.<br />
l6 v [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Postumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus currulibus . . . C. Fannio<br />
M.queValerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. See T-021. The second appearance of this didascalia in this<br />
edition.<br />
l7 r Calphurnius, [Johannes: Letter addressed to] Marcus Aurelius.<br />
refs. SeeT-029.<br />
l 7 v [Epitaphium Terentii.] ‘Praefatio quaedam.’ ‘Natus in excaelsis<br />
tectis Carthaginis altae > Romanis ducibusbellica preda fui’; 3 elegiac<br />
distichs.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
l 7 v [Colophon.] ‘Terentii comoedias cum Donati interpretis commentario<br />
. . . doctrinam studiumque Calphurnii Hieronymo<br />
Bononio enixe commendante’. Hieronymus Bononius is named<br />
as editor.<br />
l7 v Bononius, [Hieronymus: Poem on the edition]. ‘Bononii<br />
Carmen.’ ‘Vsteri summite fabulas Terenti > Iunctum marginibus<br />
dehinc supremis’; 9 hendecasyllabics.<br />
Treviso: Hermannus Liechtenstein, 18 Sept. 1477. Folio.<br />
collation: A 10 B^K 8 L 10 a^l 8 .<br />
HC *15408; Go¡ T-75; BMC XII 64; Pr 6481; BSB-Ink T-86; CIBN<br />
T-71; Rhodes, Treviso, no. 71; Sheppard 5514.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Twentieth-century grey-brown paper boards. Yellowedged<br />
leaves. Size: 320 ¿ 219 ¿ 38 mm. Size of leaf: 302 ¿<br />
203 mm.<br />
A few marginal notes, mainly brackets.<br />
On A2 r an eight-line intial ‘P’ is supplied in red, with a threeleaved<br />
ornament at three corners. Thereafter initials, some with<br />
reserved white decoration and/or £ourishes extending into the<br />
margin, paragraph marks, and capital strokes are supplied in red.<br />
Provenance: Fiecht, Tyrol, Benedictines, S. Josephus (formerly<br />
St Georgenberg); inscription on A 3 r ; ‘Ad Bibliothecam<br />
Monasterij Montis S. Georgij’; on F7 v : ‘Ad Bibliothecam<br />
Monasterii 1659’. Purchased for »5. 15. 6; see Books Purchased<br />
(1851), 69.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. Q 4.21.<br />
T-032 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
Comoediae (comm. Aelius Donatus, Johannes<br />
Calphurnius).<br />
a2 r [Donatus, Aelius: Life of Terence.] ‘Terentii Vita.’<br />
refs. SeeT-027.<br />
a2 v [Euanthius: De fabula.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 13^31.<br />
v<br />
a4 [Donatus, Aelius: Preface to commentary on Andria.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 35^40. On Donatus’commentary see D-153.<br />
a5 v [Didascalia for Andria.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus M. Fuluio<br />
aedilibus et M. Glabrione . . . M. Marcello et Sulpitio consulibus’.<br />
refs.Ter. An. didasc. Attests the Megalesian Games of166 BC as<br />
the date of ¢rst production; see OCD 1484.<br />
a5 v [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Andria. ‘Andriae<br />
Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri. Ter. An. On Sulpicius’s verse summaries see<br />
T-021. These summaries and Terence’s plays are presented as<br />
verse.<br />
a6 r Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on Andria.] ‘In Sex. P. Terentii<br />
Afri comoedias examinata interpretatio’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 41^261.<br />
a6 r Terentius Afer, Publius: Andria.‘Andriae Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. An. On the subscription ‘Calliopius recensui’after each<br />
play seeT-021. For the ordering of plays in this edition seeT-024.<br />
v<br />
e3 [Didascalia for Eunuchus.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus L.<br />
Postumio Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus currulibus . . . M.<br />
Valerio C. Mutio Fannio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
e3 v [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Eunuchus.‘Eunuchi<br />
Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Eu.<br />
e4 r Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on] Eunuchus. ‘Aelii Donati in<br />
Sexti. P. Terentii Afri Eunuchum commentarium.’ Incipit:<br />
‘[H]aec masculini generis nomine nuncupata fabula est<br />
Eunuchus . . .’<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 265^497.<br />
e4 v [Anonymous summary of] Eunuchus. ‘Aliud Argumentum.’<br />
Incipit: ‘[M]eretrix adoloscentem cuius mutuo amore tenebatur<br />
exclusit eique reuocato . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
v<br />
e4 [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Eunuchus.‘Eunuchi prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Eu.<br />
l1 r [Didascalia for Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus<br />
L. Cor. Len. L.Vale. Flacco aedilibus currulibus . . . M. Iunio T.<br />
Sempronio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
v<br />
l1 Calphurnius, Johannes: [Commentary on]<br />
Hautontimorumenos. ‘Io. Calphurnii Brixiensis in P. Sexti
2436 terentius afer, publius<br />
[t-032^t-033<br />
Terentii Heautontimorumenon examinata interpretatio’. Incipit:<br />
‘ ‘‘In militiam pro¢cisci’’ [Sulp. Peri. Ter. Hau., 1]. Haec fabula<br />
Menandri graeca, quae facta aTerentio latina . . .’<br />
l1 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of]<br />
Hautontimorumenos.‘Heautontimorumenos(!) Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hau.<br />
l1 v [Terentius Afer, Publius: Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Hau.<br />
mm8 v [Didascalia for Adelphoe.] ‘Acta ludis funebribus Qu. Fabio<br />
Maximo P. Cor. Africano Aemylii Pauli aedilibus currulibus . . .<br />
A. Nicio et M. Corne. consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
n 1 r [Donatus, Aelius: Commentary on Adelphoe.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 3^185.<br />
n2 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Adelphoe.<br />
‘Adelphorum argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ad. SeeT-021.<br />
n2 r Terentius Afer, Publius: Adelphoe.‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Ad.<br />
r 3 v [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Postumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus currulibus . . . C. Fanio M.<br />
Valerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
r3 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Phormio.<br />
‘Phormionis Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ph.<br />
r4 r Donatus, Aelius: ‘In Sex. P. Terentii afri Phormionem commentarium.’Incipit:‘‘‘Postquam<br />
poetauetus poetam non potest’’ [Ter.<br />
Ph. prologus 1]. Hanc comeoedia, manifestum est, prius ab<br />
Apollodoro sub alio nomine . . .’<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 345^484.<br />
r4 v [Terentius Afer, Publius: Phormio.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Ph.<br />
x1 v [Didascalia for Hecyra.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis Sexto Iulio Cesare<br />
Cn. Cornelio aedilibus currulibus . . . Q. Fuluio L. Marco aedilibus<br />
curulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-022.<br />
x1 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Hecyra.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hec.<br />
x2 r Donatus, Aelius: ‘In P. Sext. Terenti Afri Ecyram examinata<br />
interpretatio’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 189^342.<br />
x2 v Terentius Afer, Publius: Hecyra.‘Ecyrae prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Hec.<br />
& 7 v [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Postumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus currulibus . . . C. Fanio M.<br />
Valerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. See T-021. The second appearance of this didascalia in this<br />
edition.<br />
&8 r [Registrum.]<br />
Venice: Nicolaus Girardengus, de Novis, 15 Dec. 1479. Folio.<br />
collation: a 10 b^d 8 e^g 6 h 8 i^l 6 m 4 mm 8 n^q 8 r^u 6.8 x 8 y Z 6 & 8 .<br />
H *15409; Go¡ T-77; BMC V 272; Pr 4463; BSB-Ink T-88; CIBN<br />
T-73; Rhodes 1675; Sack, Freiburg, 3355; Sheppard 3619.<br />
COPY<br />
Leaves t 3^4 transposed in binding.<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century blind- and gold-tooled mottled tree<br />
calf; the gold stamp of the Bodleian Library on both covers. The<br />
title in gilt on a red leather label on the spine; sprinkled blueedged<br />
leaves; marbled pastedowns; indigo silk bookmark. Size:<br />
300 ¿ 214 ¿ 32 mm. Size of leaf: 293 ¿ 200 mm.<br />
A few notes in a contemporary German hand, mainly supplying<br />
running headings, brackets, and extracting key words.<br />
Initials are supplied in red, some with reserved white decoration.<br />
Provenance: Lu« der Kulenkamp (1724^1794); sale (Go« ttingen,<br />
1796), lot 20(1). Purchased for »1. 1. 6; see Books Purchased<br />
(1796), 2.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. O 1.8.<br />
T-033 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
Comoediae (comm. Aelius Donatus, Johannes<br />
Calphurnius, ed. Ludovicus de Strazarolis).<br />
a2 r [Donatus, Aelius: Life of Terence.] ‘Terentii Vita.’All texts in this<br />
edition are edited by Ludovicus de Strazarolis; see colophon on<br />
z5 r .<br />
refs. SeeT-027.<br />
v<br />
a2 [Euanthius: De fabula.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 13^31.<br />
a4 v [Donatus, Aelius: Preface to commentary on Andria.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 35^40. On Donatus’commentary see D-153.<br />
v<br />
a5 [Didascalia for Andria.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus M Fuluio<br />
aedilibus et M. Glabrione . . . M. Marcello et Sulpitio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-032.<br />
v<br />
a5 [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Andria. ‘Andriae<br />
Argumentum’.<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri. Ter. An. On Sulpicius’s verse summaries see<br />
T-021. The summaries and Terence’s plays are presented as verse.<br />
a6 r Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on Andria.] ‘In Sex. P. Terentii<br />
Afri comoedias examinata interpretatio’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 41^261. See D-153.<br />
a6 r [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Andria.‘Andriae prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. An. On the subscription ‘Calliopius recensui’after each<br />
play seeT-021. For the ordering of plays in this edition seeT-024.<br />
r<br />
e1 [Didascalia for Eunuchus.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus L. Postumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus currulibus . . . M.Valerio C.<br />
Mutio Fannio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
e1 r [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Eunuchus.‘Eunuchi<br />
argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Eu.<br />
e1 v Donatus, Aelius: ‘In Sexti Terentii Afri Eunuchum commentarium’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[H]aec masculini generis nomine nuncupata fabula<br />
est Eunuchus . . .’<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 265^497.<br />
e2 r [Anonymous summary of Eunuchus.] ‘Aliud Argumentum.’<br />
Incipit: ‘[M]eretrix adoloscentem cuius mutuo amore tenebatur<br />
exclusit eique reuocato . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
e2 r [Terentius Afer, Publius: Eunuchus.] ‘Eunuchi prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Eu.<br />
i4 v [Didascalia for Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus<br />
L. Cor. Len. L.Vale. Flacco aedilibus currulibus . . . M. Iunio T.<br />
Sempronio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
i4 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of]<br />
Hautontimorumenos.‘Heantontimorumenos(!) Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hau.
t-033^t-034] terentius afer, publius<br />
2437<br />
Calphurnius, Johannes: [Commentary on]<br />
Hautontimorumenos. ‘Io. Calphurnii Brixiensis in P. Sexti<br />
Terentii Heautontimorumenon examinata interpretatio.’ Incipit:<br />
‘‘‘In militiam pro¢cisci’’ [Sulp. Peri. Ter. Hau., 1]. Haec fabula<br />
Menandri graeca, quae facta aTerentio latina . . .’<br />
r<br />
i5 [Terentius Afer, Publius: Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Hau.<br />
l2 v [Didascalia for Adelphoe.] ‘Acta ludis funebribus Qu. Fabio<br />
Maximo P. Cor. Afribano(!) Aemylii Pauli aedilibus . . . A. Mitio<br />
M. Corne. consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
l3 r [Donatus, Aelius: Commentary on Adelphoe.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 3^185.<br />
l4 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Adelphoe.<br />
‘Adelphorum Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ad. SeeT-021.<br />
l4 r [Terentius Afer, Publius: Adelphoe.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Ad.<br />
v<br />
q3 [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Postumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus . . . C. Fannio M.que<br />
Valerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
i4 v<br />
q 3 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Phormio.<br />
‘Phormionis Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ph.<br />
r<br />
q4 Donatus, Aelius: ‘In Sex. P.Terentii Afri Phormionem commentarium.’<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 345^484.<br />
v<br />
q4 [Terentius Afer, Publius: Phormio.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Ph.<br />
t8 r [Didascalia for Hecyra.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis Sexto Iulio Caesare<br />
Cn. Cornelio aedilibus currulibus . . . Q. Ful. L. Marco aedilibus<br />
currulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-022.<br />
t8 v Donatus, Aelius: ‘In P. Sext. Terenti Afri Ecyram examinata<br />
interpretatio’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 189^342.<br />
u1 r [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Hecyra.‘Hecyrae prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Hec.<br />
z5 r [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Postumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus currulibus . . . C. Fanio M.<br />
Valerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. See T-021. The second appearance of this didascalia in this<br />
edition.<br />
z5 r<br />
[Colophon] ‘ . . . Recognitum per magistrum Aluisyum<br />
Strazarolum’.<br />
Treviso: Paulus de Ferraria, 5 July 1481. Folio.<br />
collation: a 10 b^i 8.6 k 12 l^s 6 t 8 u^z 6 .<br />
HC *15393; Go¡ T-79; BMC VI 898; Pr 6501; BSB-Ink T-89;<br />
Rhodes, Treviso, no. 94; Sheppard 5544.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf a1.<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century gold-tooled red morocco; the gold<br />
stamp of the Bodleian Library on both covers; ‘1882’ manuscript<br />
label at the head of the spine. Marbled pastedowns. Size: 293 ¿<br />
217 ¿ 37 mm. Size of leaf: 284 ¿ 199 mm.<br />
Some marginal and interlinear annotations in a contemporary<br />
German hand, mainly to Andria, extracting key words and<br />
supplying underlining, running headings, synonyms, and a few<br />
comments summarizing the commentary.<br />
Some initials are painted in red or blue ink at the beginning of<br />
Andria.<br />
Provenance: [ ] Vaetsch (£. c.1500), probably of Germany;<br />
inscription: ‘Va e tsch’. Sheppard notes ‘at end. reading uncertain’.<br />
PhilipYorke (1690^1764), 1st Earl of Hardwicke; armorial bookplate<br />
(of Yorke as 1st Lord Hardwicke (from 1733)), Hardwicke<br />
quartering Gibbon [mother of the 1st Earl]: see Howe, Book<br />
Plates, 32869; not in Hardwicke sale, May 1792. Purchased for<br />
»2. 3. 0; see Books Purchased (1792), 1.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. O 1.9.<br />
T-034 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
Comoediae (comm. Aelius Donatus, Johannes<br />
Calphurnius).<br />
a2 r [Donatus, Aelius: Life of Terence.] ‘Terentii Vita.’<br />
refs. SeeT-027.<br />
v<br />
a2 [Euanthius: De fabula.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 13^31.<br />
a4 r [Donatus, Aelius: Preface to commentary on Andria.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 35^40. On Donatus’commentary see D-153.<br />
v<br />
a4 [Didascalia for Andria.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus M. Fuluio<br />
aedilibus et M. Glabrione . . . M. Marcello et Sulpitio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-032.<br />
v<br />
a4 [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Andria.] ‘Andriae<br />
Argumentum’.<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri. Ter. An. On Sulpicius’s verse summaries see<br />
T-021. These summaries and Terence’s plays are presented as<br />
verse.<br />
a5 r Donatus, Aelius: [Commentaryon Andria.] ‘Sex. P.Terentii Afri<br />
comoedias examinata interpretatio’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 41^261. See D-153.<br />
a5 r [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Andria.‘Andriae prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. An. On the subscription ‘Calliopius recensui’after each<br />
play seeT-021. For the ordering of plays in this edition seeT-024.<br />
e4 v [Didascalia for Eunuchus.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus L.<br />
Postumio L Cornelio Merula aedilibus curulibus . . . M.Valerio<br />
C. Mutio Fannio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
e4 v [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Eunuchus.‘Eunuchi<br />
Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Eu.<br />
e5 r Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on Eunuchus.] ‘Aelii Donati in<br />
Sexti. P.Terentii Afri Eunuchum commentarium.’<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 265^497.<br />
e5 v [Anonymous summary of Eunuchus.] ‘Aliud Argumentum.’<br />
Incipit: ‘[M]eretrix adolescentem cuius mutuo amore tenebatur<br />
exclusit eique reuocato . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
e5 v [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Eunuchus.‘Eunuchi prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Eu.<br />
k4 r [Didascalia for Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus<br />
L. Cor. Len. L.Vale. Flacco aedilibus curulibus . . . M. Iunio T.<br />
Sempronio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
k4 v<br />
Calphurnius, Johannes: [Commentary on]<br />
Hautontimorumenos. ‘Io. Calphurnii Brixiensis in P. Sexti<br />
Terentii Heautontimorumenon examinata interpretatio.’ Incipit:
2438 terentius afer, publius<br />
[t-034^t-035<br />
‘ ‘‘In militiam pro¢cisci’’ [Sulp. Peri. Ter. Hau., 1]. Haec fabula<br />
Menandri graeca, quae facta aTerentio latina . . .’<br />
v<br />
k4 [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of]<br />
Hautontimorumenos.‘Heautontimorumenos(!) Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hau.<br />
v<br />
k4 [Terentius Afer, Publius: Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Hau.<br />
n4 r [Didascalia for Adelphoe.] ‘Acta ludis funebribus Qu. Fabio Ma.<br />
P. Cor. Africano Aemilii Pauli aedilibus currulibus . . . A. Nitio et<br />
M. Corne. consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
n4 r [Donatus, Aelius: Commentary on Adelphoe.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 3^185.<br />
n5 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Adelphoe.<br />
‘Adelphorum Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ad. SeeT-021.<br />
n5 r [Terentius Afer, Publius: Adelphoe.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Ad.<br />
r<br />
s3 [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Postumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus currulibus . . . C. Fannio<br />
M.queValerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
r<br />
s3 [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Phormio.<br />
‘Phormionis Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ph.<br />
v<br />
s3 Donatus, Aelius: ‘In Sex. P. Terentii Afri Formionem commentarium.’<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 345^484.<br />
r<br />
s4 [Terentius Afer, Publius: Phormio.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Ph.<br />
y3 r [Didascalia for Hecyra.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis Sexto Iulio Caesare<br />
Cn. Cornelio aedilibus currulibus . . . Q. Fuluio L. Marco aedilibus<br />
currulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-022.<br />
y3 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Hecyra.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hec.<br />
y3 v Donatus, Aelius: ‘In P. Sext. Terenti Afri Ecyram examinata<br />
interpretatio’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 189^342.<br />
y4 r [Terentius Afer, Publius: Hecyra.]<br />
refs. Ter. Hec.<br />
v<br />
[m] 8 [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Postumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus currulibus . . . C. Fannio<br />
M.Valerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. See T-021. The second appearance of this didascalia in this<br />
edition.<br />
Milan: Leonardus Pachel and Uldericus Scinzenzeler, 15 Mar.<br />
1483. Folio.<br />
collation: a b 8 c^z & 6 [m] 8 .<br />
HC 15384; Pr 5943; IGI 9442; Sheppard 4947^8.<br />
COPY<br />
Leaf [m]8 v , colophon l. 5: ‘. . . > Marcii’ (not as IGI).<br />
Binding: Fifteenth- or sixteenth-century(?) blind-tooled southern<br />
French/Italian calf over wooden boards with slightly bevelled<br />
edges, rebacked. Two clasps removed. On both covers double ¢llets<br />
form a triple frame, the ¢rst two frames intersecting. Within<br />
the outer frame alternate rosette and small rose stamps. Within<br />
the inner frame a £eur-de-lis block stamp. The inner rectangle is<br />
divided by double ¢llets into lozenge-shaped compartments, each<br />
containing a £eur-de-lis stamp. The title in gilt on a leather label<br />
on the spine.‘287’ manuscript label at the base of the spine. Size:<br />
311 ¿ 210 ¿ 39 mm. Size of leaf: 300 ¿ 208 mm.<br />
Unidenti¢ed leaf from a dictionary printed in Silber’s 92 G,<br />
including the text: ‘Stematon tumor mollis carnis, Stemon est<br />
litus angustum, Stephanus stephane grece latine dicitur coronam<br />
unde stephanus . . .’ Reverse imprint of leaf from a chronicle, now<br />
lost, formerly a⁄xed to rear pastedown.<br />
Some marginal and interlinear annotations to Andria in an early<br />
sixteenth-century north European hand, mainly extracting key<br />
words and phrases from the text and commentary, and supplying<br />
synonyms, rhetorical terms, and underlining.<br />
Provenance: Matheus (¢fteenth century), of Italy; inscription<br />
‘Mathei’ on the front pastedown. Leonardus (sixteenth century),<br />
of Italy; ‘Leonardus S[ancti . . .]’. Jacob Feret (£. c.1500); inscription<br />
on a1 r : ‘Jacobus Feretus est verus posessor istius voluminis’.<br />
Hieronymus Chalon (second half of seventeenth century);<br />
inscription on a 1 r : ‘D[ominus] Hieronimus Chalon Presbiter<br />
canonicus et camerarius S[anc]ti Pauli Lugdunensis dono dedit<br />
Seminario Sancti Irenaei anno domini 16 . . .’ Lyon, S. Irenaeus,<br />
College of S. Johannes Evangelus; see inscription above.<br />
Purchased for »0. 7. 6; see Books Purchased (1841), 37.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. Q 2.18.<br />
T-035 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
Comoediae (comm. Aelius Donatus, Johannes<br />
Calphurnius).<br />
r<br />
a2 [Donatus, Aelius: Life of Terence.] ‘Terentii Vita.’<br />
refs. SeeT-027.<br />
a2 r [Euanthius: De fabula.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 13^31.<br />
a3 v [Donatus, Aelius: Preface to commentary on Andria.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 35^40. On Donatus’commentary see D-153.<br />
r<br />
a4 [Didascalia for Andria.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus M. Fuluio<br />
aedilibus et M. Glabrione . . . M. Marcello et Sulpitio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-032.<br />
a4 r [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Andria. ‘Andriae<br />
Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri. Ter. An. On Sulpicius’s verse summaries see<br />
T-021. These and Terence’s plays are presented as verse.<br />
v<br />
a4 Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on Andria.] ‘Sex. P. Terentii<br />
Afri comoedias examinata interpretatio’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 41^261. See D-153.<br />
v<br />
a4 [Terentius Afer, Publius: Andria.] ‘Andriae prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. An. On the subscription ‘Calliopius recensui’after each<br />
play seeT-021. For the ordering of plays in this edition seeT-024.<br />
d 6 r<br />
[Didascalia for Eunuchus.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus L.<br />
Postumio L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus currulibus . . . M.Valerio<br />
C. Mutio Fannio consulibus’.<br />
refs. seeT-021.<br />
d 6 r [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Eunuchus.‘Eunuchi<br />
Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Eu.<br />
d 6 v Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on Eunuchus.] ‘Aelii Donati in<br />
Sexti. P. Terentii Afri Eunuchum commentarium.’<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 265^497.
t-035^t-036] terentius afer, publius<br />
2439<br />
e1 r [Anonymous summary of Eunuchus.] ‘Aliud Argumentum.’<br />
Incipit: ‘[M]eretrix adolescentem cuius mutuo amore tenebatur<br />
exclusit eique reuocato . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
e1 r [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Eunuchus.‘Eunuchi prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Eu.<br />
h6 v [Didascalia for Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus<br />
L. Cor. Len. L.Vale. Elacco(!) aedilibus currulibus . . . M. IunioT.<br />
Sempronio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
h6 v<br />
Calphurnius, Johannes: [Commentary on]<br />
Hautontimorumenos. ‘Io. Calphurnii Brixiensis in P. Sexti<br />
Terentii Heautontimorumenon examinata interpretatio.’ Incipit:<br />
‘‘‘[I]n militiam pro¢cisci’’ [Sulp. Peri. Ter. Hau., 1]. Haec fabula<br />
Menandri graeca, quae facta aTerentio latina . . .’<br />
h 6 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of]<br />
Hautontimorumenos.‘Heautontimorumenos(!) Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hau.<br />
r<br />
i1 [Terentius Afer, Publius: Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Hau.<br />
l2 v [Didascalia for Adelphoe.] ‘Acta ludis funebribus Qu. Fabio Ma.<br />
P. Cor. Africano Aemilii Pauli aedilibus currulibus . . . A. Nitio et<br />
M. Corne. consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
l2 v [Donatus, Aelius: Commentary on Adelphoe.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 3^185.<br />
l3 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Adelphoe.<br />
‘Adelphorum Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ad. SeeT-021.<br />
l3 v [Terentius Afer, Publius: Adelphoe.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Ad.<br />
p1 v [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Postumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus currulibus . . . C. Fannio<br />
MarcoqueValerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
r<br />
p2 Donatus, Aelius: ‘In Sex. P.Terentii Afri Phormionem commentarium.’<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 345^484.<br />
p 2 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Phormio.<br />
‘Phormionis Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ph.<br />
v<br />
p2 [Terentius Afer, Publius: Phormio.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Ph.<br />
s3 v [Didascalia for Hecyra.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis Sexto Iulio Caesare<br />
Cn. Cornelio aedilibus currulibus . . . Q. Fuluio L. Marco aedilibus<br />
curulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-022.<br />
s3 v Donatus, Aelius: ‘In P. Sext. Terenti Afri Ecyram examinata<br />
interpretatio’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 189^342.<br />
s4 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Hecyra.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hec.<br />
s4 r [Terentius Afer, Publius: Hecyra.]<br />
refs.Ter. Hec.<br />
r<br />
u10 [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Postumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus currulibus . . . C. Fanio M.<br />
Valerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. See T-021. The second appearance of this didascalia in this<br />
edition.<br />
Venice: AndreasTorresanus deAsula and Bartholomaeus de Blavis<br />
de Alexandria, 4 Dec. 1483. Folio.<br />
collation: a 8 b^t 6 u 10 .<br />
HC 15394 = H 15392?; Go¡ T-81; BMC V 307; Pr 4702; CIBN T-78;<br />
Sheppard 3770.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Twentieth-century cloth. Blue endleaves. Size: 328 ¿<br />
230 ¿ 22 mm. Size of leaf: 318 ¿ 214 mm.<br />
Frequent marginal notes in a contemporary German hand, supplying<br />
underlining in brown or red or green ink, pointing hands,<br />
brackets, some corrections to the text, and extracting key words.<br />
On a1 r in the same German hand Latin elegiac distichs headed:<br />
‘Franciscus Hispanus Cirurgicus Barbare sue formosissimae<br />
Gedanensis Salutem permontanum’, incipit:‘Barbara gedanensis<br />
specimen £os et decus > Salue o p[ ] stella corusca solis’; 38 elegiac<br />
distichs. On u 8 v : ‘Carmen saphicum de Karolo Gallorum rege ex<br />
Spira per > Jacobum [Wimpfeling] Sletzstat, oratorem Regis<br />
Romanorum editum. > Regis ex raptu tetrico portatis > Qui dolo<br />
foedat thalamos pudicos’; 10 sapphic stanzas; see Joseph Anton<br />
S. von Riegger, Amoenitates literariae Friburgenses, 3 vols (Ulm,<br />
1775^6), III 575^6. Some notes in Milagius’ hand in German and<br />
Latin on g5 v , r4 r-v , and u10 r , where he records that he ¢nished reading<br />
the book on 10 Mar. 1658, and read it again from 16 Jan. to 20<br />
Mar. 1659.<br />
Provenance: Immanuel Martinus Milagius (1598^1657); inscription<br />
on a 1 r : ‘Immanuel Martinus Milagius’. Purchased on 17 Jan.<br />
1894 from M. Spirgatis, Catalogue 19, no. 568, for 30 Marks; see<br />
Library Bills.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. c. I4.1483.1.<br />
T-036 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
Comoediae: Andria, Eunuchus, Adelphi (extracts).<br />
Fragment.<br />
[Paris: Ulrich Gering, c.1483]. 4 o . According to Pellechet 10979,<br />
this single uncut sheet of printer’s waste appears to be later than<br />
Gering’s folio edition.<br />
collation: unknown.<br />
Type: 100 R; capital spaces with guide-letters. Number of leaves<br />
unknown. 21 lines (leaded). Type area: 145 ¿ 92 mm (sheet numbered<br />
‘3’ in pencil). Across the fold, a watermark of a bull’s head<br />
surmounted by a cross. Horizontal chain-lines.<br />
Pr 7887; Sheppard 6154^5.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound in a modern guard-bookof French printed fragments with<br />
H-074. Size of leaf: 213 ¿ 155 mm.<br />
A single uncut folded sheet printed on one side only, containing<br />
on the half-sheet numbered 1 in pencil, right-hand side (signed<br />
‘e’): Ter. An. 975^81, and the didascalia for Eunuchus; left-hand<br />
side: Ter. Ad. 591^610. On the half-sheet numbered 3 in pencil,<br />
right-hand side: Ter. Ad. 537^53; left-hand side: the anonymous<br />
summary of Eunuchus, incipit: ‘[M]eretrix adolescentem (cuius<br />
mutuo amore tenebatur) . . .’ and Ter. Eu., prologus 1^14. All<br />
texts presented as prose.<br />
Provenance and date of acquisition unknown.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. c. F97.1(1).
2440 terentius afer, publius<br />
[t-037<br />
T-037 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
Comoediae (comm. Aelius Donatus, Johannes<br />
Calphurnius).<br />
A2 r [Donatus, Aelius]: VitaTerentii.<br />
refs. SeeT-027.<br />
A2 v [Euanthius: De fabula.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 13^31.<br />
** * [Donatus, Aelius: Preface to commentary on Andria.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 35^40.<br />
a 1 r Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on Andria.] ‘In Sex. P. Terentii<br />
Afri comoedias examinata interpretatio’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 41^261. See D-153.<br />
a 1 r [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Andria.‘Andriae prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. An. On the subscription ‘Calliopius recensui’after each<br />
play seeT-021. For the ordering of plays in this edition seeT-024.<br />
e 2 v [Didascalia for Eunuchus.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus L.<br />
Postumio Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus curulibus . . . M.<br />
Valerio C. Mutio Fannio cousulibus(!)’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
e 2 v [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Eunuchus.‘Eunuchi<br />
Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Eu.<br />
e 3 r Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on Eunuchus]. ‘In Sexti. P.<br />
Terentii Afri Eunuchum commentarium.’<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 265^497.<br />
e 3 v [Anonymous summary of Eunuchus.] ‘Aliud Argumentum’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[M]eretrix adoloscentem cuius mutuo amore tenebatur<br />
exclusit eique reuocato . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
e 3 r [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Eunuchus.‘Eunuchi prologus’<br />
refs. Ter. Eu.<br />
k1 r<br />
Calphurnius, Johannes: [Commentary on]<br />
Hautontimorumenos. ‘Io. Calphurnii Brixiensis in P. Sexti<br />
Terentii Heautontimorumenon examinata interpretatio.’ Incipit:<br />
‘ ‘‘In militiam pro¢cisci’’ [Sulp. Peri. Ter. Hau., 1]. Haec fabula<br />
Menandri graeca, quae facta aTerentio latina . . .’<br />
k1 r [Didascalia for Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus<br />
L. Cor. Len. L.Vale. Flacco aedilibus currulibus . . . M. Iunio T.<br />
Sempronio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
k1 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of]<br />
Hautontimorumenos.‘Heautontimerumenos(!) Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hau.<br />
k1 r [Terentius Afer, Publius: Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Hau.<br />
m 3 v [Didascalia for Adelphoe.] ‘Acta ludis funebribus Qu. Fabio<br />
Ma. P. Cornelio Africano Aemilii Pauli aedilibus currulibus . . .<br />
A. Nitino M. Cor. consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
m4 r [Donatus, Aelius: Commentary on Adelphoe.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 3^185.<br />
m 4 v [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Adelphoe.<br />
‘Adelphorum argumenta.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ad. SeeT-021.<br />
m4 v [Terentius Afer, Publius: Adelphoe.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Ad.<br />
q6 v [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Postumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus . . . Appollodori epidicazomenenos<br />
facta. iiii. C. Fannio M.Valerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
q6 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Phormio.<br />
‘Phormionis Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ph.<br />
r1 r Donatus, Aelius: ‘In Sex. P.Terentii Afri Phormionem commentarium.’<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 345^484.<br />
r1 v [Terentius Afer, Publius: Phormio.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Ph.<br />
u 4 r<br />
[Didascalia for Hecyra.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis Sexto Iulio<br />
Caesare, Cn. Cornelio aedilibus currulibus . . . Qu. Fuluio L.<br />
Marco aedilibus currulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-022.<br />
u4 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Hecyra.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hec.<br />
u4 v Donatus, Aelius: ‘In P. Sext. Terenti Aphri Ecyram examinata<br />
interpretatio’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 189^342.<br />
r<br />
u5 [Terentius Afer, Publius: Hecyra.]<br />
refs.Ter. Hec.<br />
z7 v [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis Lutio Postumio<br />
Albino Lutio Cornelio Merula aedilibus curulibus . . . C. Fannio<br />
M.Valerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. See T-021. The second appearance of this didascalia in this<br />
edition.<br />
z8 r ‘Registrum’.<br />
Venice: Peregrinus de Pasqualibus, Bononiensis and Dionysius<br />
Bertochus, 8 June 1485. Folio.<br />
collation: A 4 a^y 6 z 8 . Leaf A2 signed A.<br />
HC *15396; BMC V 390; Pr 4848; Sheppard 4042.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting A4, the blank leaf A1, and gathering g.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century calf; the gold stamp of the<br />
Bodleian Library on both covers; title in gilt on a black leather<br />
label on the spine. Sprinkled red-edged leaves. Size: 304 ¿ 207 ¿<br />
27 mm. Size of leaf: 294 ¿ 193 mm.<br />
The note ‘to my wy¡e’ in a sixteenth-century hand. Some marginal<br />
notes in the hand of William Mussendine, mainly supplying<br />
page numbers and running headings. On the verso of the front<br />
endleaf, in Mussendine’s hand, the heading ‘Andria Terrentii A ><br />
fabula interlocutores’, and etymological notes on the names of<br />
Terence’s dramatis personae: ‘Simo senex, dictus a specie, Simi<br />
fere > sunt iracundi > Sosia libertus, para; to; swvzein quia > servatus<br />
erat in bello > Davus servus dictus a patria: Davi qui > et Daci<br />
populi sunt in ponto ad Istri fontes versus Germaniam . . .’<br />
On A 2 r an initial ‘P’ is supplied in interlocked red and blue with<br />
reserved white decoration. On a 1 r a four-line initial ‘P’ is supplied<br />
in gilt on a square painted red with white pen-work; the area<br />
inside the body of the letter is painted blue. The vertical stroke of<br />
the ‘P’, forming the left-hand side of the square, outlined in red<br />
and blue with white pen-work. Elsewhere initials and paragraph<br />
marks are supplied in red or blue.<br />
Provenance: Edward Bull (late ¢fteenth century); inscription:<br />
‘Edwarde Bulle’at head of n2 r . Thomas Mussendine (sixteenth or<br />
seventeenth century); inscription ‘Tho Mus� s’ on z8 v . William<br />
Mussendine (b. 1616); inscription on z 8 v : ‘William Mussendine >
t-037^t-038] terentius afer, publius<br />
2441<br />
Coll. Cht.’. Date of acquisition unknown; the books with neighbouring<br />
shelfmarks were purchased in the1830s.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. P 4.20.<br />
T-038 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
Comoediae (comm. Aelius Donatus, Johannes<br />
Calphurnius, ed. Johannes Britannicus).<br />
a2 r [Donatus, Aelius]: Vita Terentii. This and the other texts in this<br />
edition are edited by Johannes Britannicus.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 3^10.<br />
a2 v [Euanthius: De fabula.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 13^31.<br />
a4 r [Donatus, Aelius: Preface to commentary on Andria.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 35^40.<br />
a4 v [Didascalia for Andria.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus M. Foluio(!)<br />
et M. Glabrione Q. MinucioValerio aedilibus . . . M. Marcello et<br />
Sulpitio consulibus’.<br />
refs. seeT-032.<br />
v<br />
a4 [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Andria. ‘Andriae<br />
Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri. Ter. An. On Sulpicius’s verse summaries see<br />
T-021. These and Terence’s plays are presented as verse.<br />
a5 r Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on Andria.] ‘In Sex. P. Terentii<br />
Afri comoedias examinata interpretatio’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 41^261. See D-153.<br />
r<br />
a5 [Terentius Afer, Publius: Andria.] ‘Andriae prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. An. On the subscription ‘Calliopius recensui’after each<br />
play seeT-021. For the ordering of plays in this edition seeT-024.<br />
v<br />
d5 [Didascalia for Eunuchus.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus L.<br />
Postumio L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus curulibus . . . M.Valerio<br />
C. Mutio Fannio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
d5 v [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Eunuchus.‘Eunuchi<br />
Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Eu.<br />
d5 v Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on Eunuchus.] ‘In Sexti. P.<br />
Terentii Afri Eunuchum commentarium.’<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 265^497.<br />
v<br />
d6 [Anonymous summary of Eunuchus.] ‘Aliud Argumentum.’<br />
Incipit: ‘[M]eretrix adolescentem cuius mutuo amore tenebatur<br />
exclusit eique reuocato . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
d6 v [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Eunuchus.‘Eunuchi prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Eu.<br />
r<br />
i1 [Didascalia for Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus<br />
L. Cor. Len. L.Vale. Flacco aedilibus currulibus . . . M. Iunio T.<br />
Sempronio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
i 1 v<br />
Calphurnius, Johannes: [Commentary on]<br />
Hautontimorumenos.‘In P. Sexti Terentii Heautontimorumenon<br />
examinata interpretatio.’ Incipit: ‘‘‘[I]n militiam pro¢cisci’’ [Sulp.<br />
Peri. Ter. Hau., 1]. Haec fabula Menandri graeca, quae facta a<br />
Terentio latina . . .’<br />
i1 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of]<br />
Hautontimorumenos.‘Heautontimorumenos(!) Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hau.<br />
i1 v [Terentius Afer, Publius: Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Hau.<br />
l4 v [Didascalia for Adelphoe.] ‘Acta ludis funebribus Q. Fabio<br />
Maximo, P. Cor. Africano Aemilii Pauli aedilibus curulibus . . .<br />
A. Nitino et M. Corne. consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
l4 v [Donatus, Aelius: Commentary on Adelphoe.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 3^185.<br />
l5 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Adelphoe.<br />
‘Adelphorum Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ad. SeeT-021.<br />
v<br />
l5 [Terentius Afer, Publius: Adelphoe.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Ad.<br />
p5 r [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Posth. Albino<br />
L. Cor. Merula aedilibus curulibus . . . C. Fannio M.queVal. consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
v<br />
p5 Donatus, Aelius: ‘In Sex. P.Terentii Afri Phormionem commentarium.’<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 345^484.<br />
p 6 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Phormio.<br />
‘Phormionis Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ph.<br />
p6 r [Terentius Afer, Publius: Phormio.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Ph.<br />
t2 r Donatus, Aelius: ‘In P. Sext. Terenti Afri Ecyram examinata<br />
interpretatio’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 189^342.<br />
t2 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Hecyra.<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hec.<br />
s4 r [Terentius Afer, Publius: Hecyra.] ‘Hecyrae prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Hec.<br />
x7 v [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Postumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus currulibus . . . C. Fannio<br />
M.Valerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. See T-021. The second appearance of this didascalia in this<br />
edition.<br />
x8 r Britannicus, Johannes: [Letter addressed to] Johannes<br />
Petroparaticus. Incipit: ‘[V]ide, obsecro, uir humanissime, quantopere<br />
cupidus sim . . .’ Johannes Britannicus announces himself<br />
as editor of the texts in this edition.<br />
Venice: Andreas de Paltasichis, 9 Nov. 1487. Folio.<br />
collation: a^d 8 e^t 6 u x 8 .<br />
HC *15415; Go¡ T-84; BMC V 354; Pr 4774; BSB-Ink T-94;<br />
Sheppard 3921.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Seventeenth-century calf, rebacked; grey pastedowns.<br />
Size: 310 ¿ 220 ¿ 29 mm. Size of leaf: 305 ¿ 203 mm.<br />
A few marginal notes in red or brown ink in a c.1500 Italian hand,<br />
mainly extracting key words and supplying corrections to the text.<br />
‘3050’ in black ink on a1 r .<br />
Initials and paragraph marks are supplied in red or blue ink with<br />
red pen-work.<br />
Provenance: Henry Howard, 6th Duke of Norfolk (1628^1684);<br />
see stamp on a 1 v : ‘Soc. Reg. Lond. ex dono Henr. Howard<br />
Norfolciensis’. London, Royal Society: see Catalogue of the<br />
Library of the Royal Society (London, 1825), 126 and stamp on<br />
a 1 v ; not found in R. Farquharson Sharp, Catalogue of a<br />
Collection of Early Printed Books in the Library of the Royal<br />
Society (London, 1910); sale stamp on x7 v ‘Roy. Soc. sold’.
2442 terentius afer, publius<br />
[t-038^t-039<br />
Dorothy Boraston; armorial book-plate. Purchased in 1960 from<br />
Dorothy Boraston; see note on front pastedown and stamp dated<br />
31 Oct. 1960 on a 2 v .<br />
shelfmark: Inc. c. I4.1487.2.<br />
T-039 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
Comoediae (comm. Aelius Donatus, Johannes<br />
Calphurnius; ed.Valerius Superchius?).<br />
r<br />
[* 2 ] [Donatus, Aelius: Vita Terentii].‘Terentii uita ex Donati commentariis<br />
excepta.’<br />
refs. SeeT-027.<br />
[*2 v ] [Euanthius: De fabula.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 13^31.<br />
[*3 v ] [Donatus, Aelius: Preface to commentary on Andria.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 35^40.<br />
r<br />
[* 4 ] [Didascalia for Andria.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus M Fuluio<br />
aedilibus et M. Glabrione . . . M. Marcello et Sulpitio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-032.<br />
r<br />
[* 4 ] [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Andria.<br />
‘Argumentum Andrie.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. An.<br />
v<br />
[* 4 ] Superchius, Valerius: [Letter addressed to] Johannes<br />
Georgius, of Venice. Incipit: ‘Lectitanti mihi, uir eruditissime,<br />
nonnunquam Terentii Afri lepidissimi poetae . . .’ Superchius<br />
refers to himself as editor of Terence in this letter.<br />
v<br />
[* 4 ] Superchius, Valerius: [Poem addressed to] Terentius. ‘Ad<br />
Terentius.’ ‘Saepe tuum miratus opus, facunde Terenti > Sospite<br />
quo latio lingua diserta uiget’; 5 elegiac distichs<br />
r<br />
a1 Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on Andria.] ‘In Sex. P. Terentii<br />
Afri comoedias examinata interpretatio’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 41^261. See D-153.<br />
r<br />
a1 [Terentius Afer, Publius: Andria.] ‘Andriae prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. An. On the subscription ‘Calliopius recensui’after each<br />
play seeT-021. For the ordering of plays in this edition seeT-024.<br />
v<br />
e2 [Didascalia for Eunuchus.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus L.<br />
Postumio Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus currulibus . . . M.<br />
Valerio C. Mutio Fannio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
e 2 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Eunuchus.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Eu.<br />
r<br />
e3 Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on Eunuchus.] ‘In Sexti. P.<br />
Terentii Afri Eunuchum commentarium.’<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 265^497.<br />
v<br />
e3 [Anonymous summary of Eunuchus.] ‘Aliud Argumentum’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[M]eretrix adoloscentem cuius mutuo amore tenebatur<br />
exclusit eique reuocato . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
v<br />
e3 [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Eunuchus.‘Eunuchi prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Eu.<br />
k1 r [Didascalia for Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus<br />
L. Cor. Len. L.Vale Flacco aedilibus cururulibus(!) . . . M. IunoT.<br />
Sempronio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
k 1 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of<br />
Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Argumentum’.<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hau.<br />
k 1 r Calphurnius, Johannes: Commentaryon Hautontimorumenos.<br />
‘In Sexti Terentii Heautontimorumenon examinata’. Incipit: ‘ ‘‘In<br />
militiam pro¢cisci’’ [Sulp. Peri. Ter. Hau., 1]. Haec fabula<br />
Menandri graeca, quae facta aTerentio latina . . .’<br />
v<br />
k1 Terentius Afer, Publius: Hautontimorumenos.‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Hau.<br />
m4 r [Didascalia for Adelphoe.] ‘Acta ludis funebribus Q. Fabio Ma.<br />
P. Cornelio Africano aedilibus currulibus . . . A. Nitino M. Cor.<br />
consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
m4 r [Donatus, Aelius: Commentary on Adelphoe.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 3^185.<br />
m5 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Adelphoe.<br />
‘Adelphorum argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ad. SeeT-021.<br />
m5 r [Terentius Afer, Publius: Adelphoe.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Ad.<br />
r<br />
r1 [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Postumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus curulibus . . . G. Fannio M.<br />
Valerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
r 1 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Phormio.<br />
‘Phormionis Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ph.<br />
v<br />
r1 Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary] on Phormio.‘In Sex. P.Terentii<br />
Afri Phormionem commentarium’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 345^484.<br />
r<br />
r2 Terentius Afer, Publius: Phormio.<br />
refs.Ter. Ph.<br />
u4 v [Didascalia for Hecyra.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis Sexto Iulio<br />
Caesare Cn. Cornelio aedilibus currulibus . . . Q Fuluio L.<br />
Marco aedilibus currulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-022.<br />
u4 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Hecyra.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hec.<br />
u5 r Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on Hecyra.] ‘In P. Sext. Terenti<br />
Aphri Ecyram examinata interpretatio’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 189^342.<br />
u5 v Terentius Afer, Publius: Hecyra.‘Ecyrae prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Hec.<br />
z8 r [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis Lutio Postumio<br />
Albino Lutio Cornelio Merula aedilibus curulibus . . . C. Fannio<br />
M.Valerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. See T-021. The second appearance of this didascalia in this<br />
edition.<br />
Venice: Bernardinus de Choris, de Cremona, 12 Aug. 1488. Folio.<br />
collation: [* 4 ] a^y 6 z 8 .<br />
H 15397; BMC V 463; Pr 5208; BSB-Ink T-95; Sheppard 4288.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf [*1 r ].<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century parchment; blue-edged leaves.<br />
Size: 310 ¿ 210 ¿ 32 mm. Size of leaf: 302 ¿ 201 mm.<br />
Bookseller’s mark ‘884’ in pencil on front pastedown.<br />
Manuscript notes on recto of front endleaf e¡aced with black<br />
ink. A few marginal notes in a contemporary Italian hand, mainly<br />
supplying pointing hands and corrections to the text.<br />
Initials are supplied in red.<br />
Provenance: Purchased by Heber for »2. 2. 0, according to the<br />
price in red ink in Heber’s sale catalogue. Richard Heber (1773^
t-039^t-040] terentius afer, publius<br />
2443<br />
1833); see label on spine; Catalogue, 9 (1836), lot 2978. Purchased<br />
for »0. 9. 0; see Books Purchased (1836), 32.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. Q 3.22.<br />
T-040 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
Comoediae (comm. Aelius Donatus, Johannes<br />
Calphurnius).<br />
a1 r [Title-page.]<br />
a 1 v [Donatus, Aelius]: ‘Terentii Vita.’<br />
refs. SeeT-027.<br />
a1 v [Euanthius: De fabula.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 13^31.<br />
a 3 r [Donatus, Aelius: Preface to commentary on Andria.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 35^40.<br />
a3 v [Didascalia for Andria.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus M Fuluio<br />
aedilibus et M. Glabrione . . . M. Marcello et Sulpitio consulibus’.<br />
refs. seeT-032.<br />
a3 v [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Andria.]<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. An.<br />
a4 r Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on Andria].‘In Sex. P. Terentii<br />
Afri comoedias examinata interpretatio’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 41^261. See D-153.<br />
a 4 r [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Andria.‘Andriae Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. An. On the subscription ‘Calliopius recensui’after each<br />
play seeT-021. For the ordering of plays in this edition seeT-024.<br />
e 2 v [Didascalia for Eunuchus.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus L.<br />
Postumio Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus currulibus . . . M.<br />
Valerio C. Mutio Fannio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
e2 v [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Eunuchus.‘Eunuchi<br />
Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Eu.<br />
e2 v Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on Eunuchus.] ‘In Sexti. P.<br />
Terentii Afri Eunuchum commentarium.’<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 265^497.<br />
e 3 r [Anonymous summary of] Eunuchus. ‘Argumentum Eunuchi’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[M]eretrix adoloscentem cuius mutuo amore tenebatur<br />
exclusit eique reuocato . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
e3 v [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Eunuchus.‘Eunuchi prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Eu.<br />
i 4 v [Didascalia for Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus<br />
L. Cor. Len. L. Va. Flac. aedilibus currulibus . . . M. Iunio T.<br />
Sempronio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
i4 v<br />
Calphurnius, Johannes: [Commentary on]<br />
Hautontimorumenos. ‘Io. Calphurnii Brixiensis in P. Sexti<br />
Terentii Heautontimorumenon examinata interpretatio.’ Incipit:<br />
‘‘‘In militiam pro¢cisci’’ [Sulp. Peri. Ter. Hau., 1]. Haec fabula<br />
Menandri graeca, quae facta aTerentio latina . . .’<br />
i4 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of]<br />
Hautontimorumenos.‘Heautontimorumenos(!) Argumentum’.<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hau.<br />
i5 r [Terentius Afer, Publius: Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Hau.<br />
l6 r [Didascalia for Adelphoe.] ‘Acta ludis funebribus Q. Fa. Maximo.<br />
P. Cor. Africano aedilibus currulibus . . . A. Nitino M. Cor. consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
l6 v [Donatus, Aelius: Commentary on Adelphoe.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 3^185.<br />
r<br />
m1 [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Adelphoe.<br />
‘Adelphorum argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ad. SeeT-021.<br />
r<br />
m1 [Terentius Afer, Publius: Adelphoe.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Ad.<br />
p6 r [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Post. Albino L.<br />
Cor. Merula aedilibus curulibus . . . G. Fannio MarcoqueValerio<br />
consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
p6 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Phormio.<br />
‘Phormionis Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ph.<br />
p6 v Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary] on Phormio.‘In Sex. P.Terentii<br />
Afri Phormionem commentarium’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 345^484.<br />
q1 r [Terentius Afer, Publius: Phormio.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Ph.<br />
v<br />
t1 [Didascalia for Hecyra.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis S. Iu. Caesare Cn.<br />
Cornelio aedilibus currulibus . . . Q. Ful. L. Mar. aedilibus currulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-022.<br />
t1 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Hecyra.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hec.<br />
t2 r Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on Hecyra.] ‘In P. Sext. Terenti<br />
Afri Ecyram examinata interpretatio’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 189^342.<br />
t2 r Terentius Afer, Publius: Hecyra.‘Ecyrae prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Hec.<br />
y3 v [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis Lucio Postumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus currulibus . . . C. Fannio M.<br />
Valerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. See T-021. The second appearance of this didascalia in this<br />
edition.<br />
Venice: Bernardinus de Choris, de Cremona, and Simon de Luere,<br />
30 Jan. 1489/90. Folio.<br />
collation: a^x 6 y 4 .<br />
HC 15398; Go¡ T-86; BMC XII 33; Pr 5212; IGI 9452; Sheppard<br />
4291^2.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century half calf, with marbled paper<br />
boards; bound for Klo�; the gold stamp of the Bodleian Library<br />
on both covers.‘Te[ ] > H[ ] > I[ ]’ in black ink across the fore-edge.<br />
Size: 320 ¿ 231 ¿ 29 mm. Size of leaf: 316 ¿ 212 mm.<br />
On front pastedown in pencil a bookseller’s number: ‘2493^359’.<br />
On a 1 r in pencil a bookseller’s number [ ] 276 1227’.<br />
Provenance: F[rater?] Johannes Groningensis (£. 1556); inscription<br />
on a1 r : ‘Vs[ui] F. Joannes Groningensis 1556 deseruitio’.<br />
Christianus Groningensis: see inscription on a 1 r : ‘Christianus<br />
Groniensis 1562’. Petrus of Kaub on the Rhine (£. 1567): inscription<br />
on a1 r : ‘Sum Petri Cubensis ab anno Catholicae Veritatis<br />
Sexagesimo Septimo’. Georg Franz Burkhard Klo� (1787^1854);<br />
book-label; sale (1835), lot 3730; purchased for »0.10.0; see Books<br />
Purchased (1835), 27.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. P 4.21.
2444 terentius afer, publius<br />
[t-041<br />
T-041 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
Comoediae (comm. Aelius Donatus, Johannes<br />
Calphurnius).<br />
A1 r [Title-page.]<br />
A2 r [Donatus, Aelius]: ‘VitaTerenti’.<br />
refs. SeeT-027.<br />
r<br />
A3 [Euanthius: De fabula.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 13^31.<br />
A5 r [Donatus, Aelius: Preface to commentary on Andria.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 35^40.<br />
A6 r [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Andria. ‘Andriae<br />
argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. An.<br />
A6 v Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on Andria].‘In Sex. P. Terentii<br />
Afri comoedias examinata interpretatio’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 41^261. See D-153.<br />
A6 v [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Andria.‘Andriae Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. An. On the subscription ‘Calliopius recensui’after each<br />
play seeT-021. For the ordering of plays in this edition seeT-024.<br />
v<br />
I5 [Donatus, Aelius: Commentary on Eunuchus.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 265^497.Title on I6 v :‘Alii Donati grammatici<br />
(Ci) in Sexti(P) Terentii Afri Eunuchum commentarium’.<br />
I 5 v<br />
[Didascalia for Eunuchus.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus L.<br />
Postumio Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus currulibus . . . M.<br />
Valerio C. Mutio Fannio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
I6 r [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Eunuchus.‘Eunuchi<br />
Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Eu.<br />
I 6 v [Anonymous summary of Eunuchus.] ‘Aliud Argumentum.’<br />
Incipit: ‘[M]eretrix adoloscentem cuius mutuo amore tenebatur<br />
exclusit eique reuocato . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
K1 r [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Eunuchus.‘Eunuchi prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Eu.<br />
S 2 v [Didascalia for Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus<br />
L. Cor. Len. L.Vale. Flacco aedilibus currulibus . . . M. Iunio T.<br />
Sempronio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
S2 v<br />
Calphurnius, Johannes: [Commentary on]<br />
Hautontimorumenos. ‘Io. Calphurnii Brixiensis in P. Sexti<br />
Terentii Heautontimorumenon examinata interpretatio.’ Incipit:<br />
‘ ‘‘In militiam pro¢cisci’’ [Sulp. Peri. Ter. Hau., 1]. Haec fabula<br />
Menandri graeca, quae facta aTerentio latina . . .’<br />
S2 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of]<br />
Hautontimorumenos.‘Heautontimorumenos(!) Argumentum’.<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hau.<br />
S3 r [Terentius Afer, Publius: Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Hau.<br />
Z2 v [Didascalia for Adelphoe.] ‘Acta ludis funebribus Q. Fabio Ma.<br />
P. Cornelio Africano Emilii Pauli edilibus currulibus . . . A.<br />
Nitino M. Cor. consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
Z3 r [Donatus, Aelius: Commentary on Adelphoe.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 3^185.<br />
Z 5 v [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Adelphoe.<br />
‘Adelphorum argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ad. SeeT-021.<br />
Z 5 v [Terentius Afer, Publius: Adelphoe.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Ad.<br />
b2 v [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Posthumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula edilibus curulibus . . . C. Fannio<br />
MarcoqueValerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
v<br />
b2 [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Phormio.<br />
‘Phormionis Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ph.<br />
b2 v Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary] on Phormio.‘In Sex. P.Terentii<br />
Afri Phormionem commentarium’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 345^484.<br />
b3 r [Terentius Afer, Publius: Phormio.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Ph.<br />
n1 r [Didascalia for Hecyra.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis Sexto Iulio Cesare<br />
Cn. Cornelio edilibus currulibus . . . Q. Fulutio(!) L. Marco edilibus<br />
currulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-022.<br />
n1 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Hecyra.<br />
‘Argumentum Ecyrae.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hec.<br />
n2 r Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on Hecyra.] ‘In P. Sext. Terenti<br />
Aphri Ecyram examinata interpretatio’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 189^342.<br />
n2 r Terentius Afer, Publius: Hecyra.‘Ecyrae prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Hec.<br />
v<br />
s7 [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis Lucio Postumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus currulibus . . . C. Fannio<br />
M.Valerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. See T-021. The second appearance of this didascalia in this<br />
edition.<br />
[Strasbourg: Johann Pru« ss, 1489^93]. 4 o . For this dating see CIBN<br />
and Sheppard.<br />
collation: A^H 8.8.6.6. i 6 K 8 L 6 M^Z 8.8.6.6 a 8 b c 6 d e 8 f g 6 h 8 i 6 ij 6<br />
k^o 8 p q 6 r s 8 .<br />
Types: 65 (but with both double and single hyphens, not as BMC I p.<br />
118), commentary, ‘Vita Terentii’; 80, text (usually leaded); 156,<br />
r<br />
running headings; 300, title-page. 266 leaves. 38 lines (A4 ), 40<br />
lines (A2 r ), 41 lines (A3 r ), plus headline. Type area: 135 (145) ¿<br />
87 mm (A3 r ). Leaf A1 r , title: ‘Therencius poeta > cum comento<br />
r<br />
dona > ti grammatici.’; A2 : [running heading] ‘Vita Terentij ><br />
pVblius Terentius > afer chartagine natus |eruiuit Rome . . .’; A7 r ,<br />
l. 18: ‘Publii Terentij afri poete > comici Andrie argumentum. ><br />
|Ororem fal|o creditam meretricule > Genere andrie Glicerium<br />
viciauit pamphilus: > . . .’; A7 v : [running heading] ‘Prologus ><br />
Aelij Donati gra� matici clari||imi > in |ex. P.Terentij Afri comedias<br />
examinata interpretatio. > [commentary] pOeta quum primu� . . .<br />
v<br />
> . . . > [text] Andrie prologus. > pOeta quum primu� . . .’; s7 , l. 9 (of<br />
text): ‘ . . . Apollodori epidicaq omenos. acta. iiij. C. Fa > nio. M.<br />
Valerio Con|ulibus. > Finis.’<br />
HCR 15389; Go¡ T-83; Pr 567; BSB-Ink T-96; CIBN T-81; Sack,<br />
Freiburg, 3358; Sheppard 434.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting sheet s1.8.<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century red morocco; the spine goldtooled;<br />
gilt-edged leaves; marbled pastedowns. Size: 210 ¿ 147 ¿<br />
44 mm. Size of leaf: 198 ¿ 130 mm.<br />
Some washed marginal notes in a sixteenth-century French(?)<br />
hand, mainly providing titles and extracting key words.
t-041^t-042] terentius afer, publius<br />
2445<br />
Provenance: Richard Heber (1773^1833); see Catalogue, 2<br />
(1834), lot 5935; stamp. Purchased for »4. 6. 0; see Books<br />
Purchased (1834), 29.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. O inf. 1.25.<br />
T-042 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
Comoediae (comm. Aelius Donatus, Johannes<br />
Calphurnius).<br />
r<br />
a1 [Title-page.]<br />
a1 v [Donatus, Aelius]: ‘Terentii Vita.’<br />
refs. SeeT-027.<br />
v<br />
a1 [Euanthius: De fabula.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 13^31.<br />
a3 r [Donatus, Aelius: Preface to commentary on Andria.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 35^40.<br />
v<br />
a3 [Didascalia for Andria.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus M. Fuluio<br />
aedilibus et M. Glabrione . . . M. Marcello et Sulpitio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-032.<br />
v<br />
a3 [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Andria. ‘Andriae<br />
Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. An.<br />
r<br />
a4 Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on Andria].‘In Sex. P. Terentii<br />
Afri comoedias examinata interpretatio’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 41^261. See D-153.<br />
r<br />
a4 [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Andria.‘Andriae Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. An. On the subscription ‘Calliopius recensui’after each<br />
play seeT-021. For the ordering of plays in this edition seeT-024.<br />
e2 v [Didascalia for Eunuchus.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus L.<br />
Postumio Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus currulibus . . . M.<br />
Valerio C. Mutio Fannio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
v<br />
e2 [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Eunuchus.‘Eunuchi<br />
Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Eu.<br />
v<br />
e2 Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on Eunuchus.] ‘In Sexti. P.<br />
Terentii Afri Eunuchum commentarium.’<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 265^497.<br />
e3 r [Anonymous summary of Eunuchus.] ‘Aliud Argumentum’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[M]eretrix adoloscentem cuius mutuo amore tenebatur<br />
exclusit eique reuocato . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
v<br />
e3 [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Eunuchus.‘Eunuchi prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Eu.<br />
i4 v [Didascalia for Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus<br />
L. Cor. Len. L. Va. Flac. aedilibus currulibus . . . M. Iunio T.<br />
Sempronio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
i 4 v<br />
Calphurnius, Johannes: [Commentary on]<br />
Hautontimorumenos. ‘Io. Calphurnii Brixiensis in P. Sexti<br />
Terentii Heautontimorumenon examinata interpretatio.’ Incipit:<br />
‘‘‘In militiam pro¢cisci’’ [Sulp. Peri. Ter. Hau., 1]. Haec fabula<br />
Menandri graeca, quae facta aTerentio latina . . .’<br />
i4 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of]<br />
Hautontimorumenos.‘Heautontimorumenos(!) Argumentum’.<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hau.<br />
i5 r [Terentius Afer, Publius: Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Hau.<br />
l6 r [Didascalia for Adelphoe.] ‘Acta ludis funebribus Q. Fa. Maximo.<br />
P. Cor. Africano Aemilii Pauli aedilibus currulibus . . . A. Nitino<br />
M. Cor. consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
l6 v [Donatus, Aelius: Commentary on Adelphoe.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 3^185.<br />
m1 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Adelphoe.<br />
‘Adelphorum argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ad.<br />
r<br />
m1 [Terentius Afer, Publius: Adelphoe.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Ad.<br />
p6 r [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Post. Albino L.<br />
Cor. Merula aedilibus curulibus . . . C. Fannio MarcoqueValerio<br />
consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
p 6 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Phormio.<br />
‘Phormionis Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ph.<br />
v<br />
p6 Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary] on Phormio.‘In Sex. P.Terentii<br />
Afri Phormionem commentarium’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 345^484.<br />
q1 r [Terentius Afer, Publius: Phormio.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Ph.<br />
t2 r [Didascalia for Hecyra.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis S. Iu. Caesare Cn.<br />
Cornelio aedilibus currulibus . . . Q. Ful. L. Mar. aedilibus currulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-022.<br />
t2 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Hecyra.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hec.<br />
t2 r Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on Hecyra.] ‘In P. Sext. Terenti<br />
Afri Ecyram examinata interpretatio’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 189^342.<br />
t2 v Terentius Afer, Publius: Hecyra.‘Ecyrae prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Hec.<br />
r<br />
y4 [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis Lucio Posthumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus currulibus . . . C. Fannio M.<br />
Valerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. See T-021. The second appearance of this didascalia in this<br />
edition.<br />
y4 r [Colophon.]<br />
Venice: Peregrinus de Pasqualibus, Bononiensis, 14 Aug. 1492.<br />
Folio.<br />
collation: a^x 6 y 4 .<br />
HC 15402; Go¡ T-89; BMC V 392; Pr 4861; Sheppard 4049.<br />
COPY<br />
With variants in the colophon:‘Commentariorum . . .Terentii . . .<br />
> . . . Calphurnii’.The last gathering shown in the register is x, not<br />
as BMC.<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century half basil over marbled paper; the<br />
gold stamp of the Bodleian Library on both covers. Sprinkled<br />
blue-edged leaves; light green silk bookmark. Size: 312 ¿ 212 ¿<br />
22 mm. Size of leaf: 306 ¿ 197 mm.<br />
On y 8 v a few notes, mainly pen-trials, in a contemporary Italian<br />
hand. On a1 r notes in an untidy sixteenth-century Italian hand:<br />
‘quamquam ciues [deleted] nobiles ac praestantissimi ciues me<br />
huius generis o⁄cium assummere indignum et inexpertum esse<br />
ex se uestris quae nobilitatibus in tota m[ ] . . . satisfacere ualeam
2446 terentius afer, publius<br />
[t-042^t-043<br />
tamen ob amorem . . . in posterum in melius perdimus ergo ad<br />
declarationi huius sic incipitur . . .’<br />
Provenance: Padua, Augustinian Canons Regular of the<br />
Lateran, S. Johannes Baptista in Viridario; inscription on a2 r :<br />
‘Iste liber est ad vsum canonicorum reg[u]l[ar]ium degentium in<br />
mo[naste]rio S[ancti] Jo[hannis] in uiridario’. On y 4 v two impressions<br />
of an unidenti¢ed stamp: within a rectangular border a<br />
bishop is seated and holding a sceptre. Georg Franz Burkhard<br />
Klo� (1787^1854); book-label; sale (1835), lot 3732. Purchased<br />
for »0. 5. 6; see Books Purchased (1835), 27.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. P 4.22.<br />
T-043 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
Comoediae (comm. Aelius Donatus, Johannes<br />
Calphurnius).<br />
r<br />
a1 [Title-page.]<br />
a1 v [Donatus, Aelius]: ‘Terentii uita.’<br />
refs. SeeT-027.<br />
v<br />
a1 [Euanthius: De fabula.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 13^31.<br />
a3 r [Donatus, Aelius: Preface to commentary on Andria.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 35^40.<br />
v<br />
a3 [Didascalia for Andria.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus M. Fuluio<br />
aedilibus et M. Glabrione . . . M. Marcello et Sulpitio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-032.<br />
v<br />
a3 [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Andria. ‘Andriae<br />
Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. An.<br />
r<br />
a4 Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on Andria].‘In Sex. P. Terentii<br />
Afri comoedias examinata interpretatio’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 41^261. See D-153.<br />
r<br />
a4 [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Andria.‘Andriae Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. An. On the subscription ‘Calliopius recensui’after each<br />
play seeT-021. For the ordering of plays in this edition seeT-024.<br />
r<br />
e1 [Didascalia for Eunuchus.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus L. Postumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus currulibus . . . M.Valerio C.<br />
Mutio Fannio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
v<br />
e1 Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on Eunuchus.] ‘In Sexti. P.<br />
Terentii Afri Eunuchum commentarium.’<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 265^497.<br />
r<br />
e1 [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Eunuchus.‘Eunuchi<br />
Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Eu.<br />
v<br />
e1 [Anonymous summary of Eunuchus.] ‘Aliud Argumentum’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[M]eretrix adoloscentem cuius mutuo amore tenebatur<br />
exclusit eique reuocato . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
r<br />
e2 [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Eunuchus.‘Eunuchi prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Eu.<br />
i1 r [Didascalia for Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus<br />
L. Cor. Len. L. Va. Flac. aedilibus currulibus . . . M. Iunio T.<br />
Sempronio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
i 1 r<br />
Calphurnius, Johannes: [Commentary on]<br />
Hautontimorumenos. ‘Io. Calphurnii Brixiensis in P. Sexti<br />
Terentii Heautontimorumenon examinata interpretatio.’ Incipit:<br />
‘ ‘‘In militiam pro¢cisci’’ [Sulp. Peri. Ter. Hau., 1]. Haec fabula<br />
Menandri graeca, quae facta aTerentio latina . . .’<br />
i1 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of]<br />
Hautontimorumenos.‘Heautontimorumenos(!) Argumentum’.<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hau.<br />
i1 v [Terentius Afer, Publius: Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Hau.<br />
l 2 r [Donatus, Aelius: Commentary on Adelphoe.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 3^185.<br />
l2 r [Didascalia for Adelphoe.] ‘Acta ludis funebribus Q. Fa. Maximo.<br />
P. Cor. Africano Aemilii Pauli aedilibus currulibus . . . A. Nitino<br />
M. Cor. consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
l2 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Adelphoe.<br />
‘Adelphorum argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ad.<br />
l2 v [Terentius Afer, Publius: Adelphoe.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Ad.<br />
o6 r Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary] on Phormio.‘In Sex. P.Terentii<br />
Afri Phormionem commentarium’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 345^484.<br />
o 6 r [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Post. Albino L.<br />
Cor. Merula aedilibus curulibus . . . C. Fannio Marcoque Valerio<br />
consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
o6 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Phormio.<br />
‘Phormionis Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ph.<br />
o6 v [Terentius Afer, Publius: Phormio.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Ph.<br />
r 6 r Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on Hecyra.] ‘In P. Sext. Terenti<br />
Afri Ecyram examinata interpretatio’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 189^342.<br />
r6 r [Didascalia for Hecyra.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis S. Iu. Caesare Cn.<br />
Cornelio aedilibus currulibus . . . Q. Ful. L. Mar. aedilibus currulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-022.<br />
r<br />
r6 [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Hecyra.<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hec.<br />
v<br />
r6 Terentius Afer, Publius: Hecyra.‘Ecyrae prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Hec.<br />
u5 v [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis Lucio Postumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus currulibus . . . C. Fannio M.<br />
Valerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. See T-021. The second appearance of this didascalia in this<br />
edition.<br />
Venice: Bonetus Locatellus, for Octavianus Scotus, 28 Jan. 1492/<br />
3. Folio.<br />
collation: a^u 6 .<br />
Woodcut initials.<br />
H *15419; Go¡, Supplement,T-89b; BMC V 441; Pr 5031; BSB-Ink<br />
T-98; Sheppard 4197.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-/nineteenth-century half russia over yellow<br />
paper boards; title in gilt on a red leather label on the spine; the<br />
gold stamp of the Bodleian Library on both covers. Yellowedged<br />
leaves. Size: 305 ¿ 217 ¿ 19 mm. Size of leaf: 301 ¿<br />
209 mm.<br />
On front pastedown in pencil a bookseller’s number: ‘3637^359 ><br />
J’. Some marginal and interlinear notes in a contemporary(?)
t-043^t-044] terentius afer, publius<br />
2447<br />
North European hand, now largely erased, supplying Greek<br />
words in the blank spaces, synonyms, and underlining, and<br />
extracting key words and phrases.<br />
Provenance: J. F. Schefold (eighteenth century?); see stamp on<br />
a1 r . Georg Franz Burkhard Klo� (1787^1854); book-label; sale<br />
(1835), lot 3731; label on spine; purchased for »0. 10. 0; see Books<br />
Purchased (1835), 27.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. P 4.23.<br />
T-044 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
Comoediae (comm. Guido Juvenalis, ed. Jodocus<br />
Badius Ascensius).<br />
r<br />
a1 [Title-page.]<br />
a1 r [Woodcut illustration depicting Guido Juvenalis.]<br />
refs. See BMC.<br />
a 2 r Juvenalis, Guido: [Letter addressed to] Germanus de Ganay.<br />
‘Guido Iuuenalis Germano de Ganeio uiro senatorio bonarumque<br />
litterarum amantissimo’. All texts in this volume are edited<br />
by Ascensius; see his letter on Q 4 r . Incipit: ‘Cum inter uarias multiplicesque<br />
interpretationes nostras, uir litterarum bonarum<br />
gloria conspicue . . .’ In this letter Juvenalis delineates the<br />
intended readership of his commentary.<br />
a 3 r Juvenalis, Guido: [Letter addressed to] Nicolaus de Capella.<br />
‘Guido Iuvenalis Nicholao de capella’. Incipit:‘[S]aepe et multum<br />
praestabilis uir sapientiae, mecum cogitaui . . .’<br />
a 4 r [Juvenalis, Guido(?): On comedy.] ‘Quid comoedia, unde dicta,<br />
quot eius species, quot membra, quotque actus sunt.’ Incipit:<br />
‘[C]omoedia secundum Graecos est et priuatae ciuilisque fortunae<br />
sine periculo uitae comprehensio . . .’ Apparently this note<br />
and the other paratextual material in this edition belongs to<br />
Juvenalis’ commentary, which is ascribed to Guido Juvenalis in<br />
Jodocus Badius Ascensius’ letter on Q 4 r (see below).<br />
a4 v [Woodcut illustration depicting a theatre.]<br />
a5 r [Didascalia for Andria.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus M. Fuluio<br />
aedilibus et M. Glabrione . . . M. Marcello et Sulpitio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-032.<br />
a5 r [Juvenalis, Guido(?): Summary of] Andria. ‘Argumentum<br />
AndriaeTerentianae’. Incipit:‘Chremes Atticus duas habuit ¢lias,<br />
alteram Passibulam . . .’ Apparently part of Juvenalis’ commen-<br />
tary on Andria.<br />
a5 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Andria.<br />
‘Argumentum Andrie.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. An. SeeT-021.<br />
a5 r [Juvenalis, Guido(?): On the etymology of the names of the dramatis<br />
personae of Andria.] Incipit:‘[P]amphilus nomen proprium<br />
¢lium Simonis . . .’Also apparently part of Juvenalis’commentary<br />
on Andria.<br />
a6 v Terentius Afer, Publius: [Andria].‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. An. On the subscription ‘Calliopius recensui’after each<br />
play seeT-021. For the ordering of plays in this edition seeT-024.<br />
a6 v [Juvenalis, Guido: Commentary on Andria.] Incipit: ‘ ‘‘[P]oeta<br />
cum primum’’ etc. [Ter. An. 1] Hic prologus quem in manibus<br />
habemus est relatiuus . . .’<br />
g7 r<br />
[Didascalia for Eunuchus.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus Luc.<br />
Posthumio Albino et L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus curulibus . . .<br />
Flaccus Claudii tibiis duabus dextra et sinistra’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
g 7 r [Juvenalis, Guido: Commentary on Eunuchus.] Incipit: ‘‘‘Acta<br />
ludis’’ etc. [Ter. Eu. didasc., 1] Haec comoedia fuit acta . . .’ The<br />
commentary on Eunuchus includes an assessment of the didascalia,<br />
Juvenalis’ own summary of the play and comments on<br />
Sulpicius’ periocha and the anonymous summary.<br />
g7 v [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Eunuchus. ‘Vnum<br />
Eunuchi Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Eu.<br />
g7 v [Anonymous summary of Eunuchus.] ‘Aliud Argumentum.’<br />
Incipit: ‘[M]eretrix adoloscentem cuius mutuo amore tenebatur<br />
exclusit eique reuocato . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
g8 r [Terentius Afer, Publius: Eunuchus.] ‘Prologus Eunuchi.’<br />
refs. Ter. Eu.<br />
v<br />
o6 [Juvenalis, Guido: Commentary on Hautontimorumenos.]<br />
‘Argumentum Heauton.’ Incipit: ‘[C]hremes et Menedemus duos<br />
¢lios habuerunt . . .’ The commentary on Hautontimorumenos<br />
begins with Juvenalis’ own summary of the play and comments<br />
on Sulpicius’ periocha.<br />
o7 r [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: On Juvenalis’ commentary on<br />
Hautontimorumenos]. Incipit: ‘[Q]uandoquidem (ut post ¢nem<br />
operis dicturi sumus) auctor ipse Guido Iuvenalis . . .’ Juvenalis’<br />
commentary continues after all notes by Ascensius in this edition.<br />
o7 r [Didascalia for Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus<br />
L. Cornelio Lentulo L.Valerio Flacco aedilibus curulibus . . . M.<br />
IunioT. Sempronio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
o 7 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of<br />
Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hau.<br />
v<br />
o7 [Terentius Afer, Publius: Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Hau.<br />
x3 v [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: Note on Ter. Hau., 1056^63].<br />
Incipit: ‘[I]llud Cli. Pater Chremes: ‘‘Nihil audio’’ [Ter. Hau.<br />
1056] etc. Sic quoque intelligi potest . . .’<br />
x4 r [Juvenalis], Guido: [Commentary on Adelphoe]. ‘Adelphorum<br />
argumentum enarratio.’ Incipit: ‘[H]anc comoediam Adelphos<br />
uocant, id est fratres . . .’ The commentary on Adelphoe begins<br />
with Juvenalis’ own summary of the play, and comments on<br />
Sulpicius’ periocha.<br />
r<br />
x4 [Didascalia for Adelphoe.] ‘Acta ludis funebribus Aemylii Pauli<br />
Q. Fabio Maximo P. Cornelio A¡ricano aedilibus curulibus . . . A.<br />
Nitio et M. Cornelio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
x 4 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Adelphoe.<br />
‘Adelphorum Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ad. SeeT-021.<br />
v<br />
x4 [Terentius Afer, Publius: Adelphoe.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Ad.<br />
D3 r [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: Note on Adelphoe, 943]. Incipit:<br />
‘[I]llud ‘‘Age prolixe Mitio’’ [Ter. Ad. 943] praeter expositiones<br />
Donati . . .’<br />
D5 v<br />
[Juvenalis], Guido: [Commentary] on Phormio, 998.<br />
‘Phormionis Argumentum.’ Incipit: ‘Chremes et Demipho fratres<br />
fuerunt, quorum Chremes fertur . . .’ The commentary on<br />
Phormio begins with Juvenalis’ own summary of the play and<br />
with comments on Sulpicius’ periocha.<br />
v<br />
D5 [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Posthumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus curulibus . . . G. Fannio M.<br />
Valerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.
2448 terentius afer, publius<br />
[t-044^t-045<br />
D5 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Phormio.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ph.<br />
D6 v [Terentius Afer, Publius: Phormio.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Ph.<br />
L 2 v [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: Note on Phormio.] Incipit:<br />
‘[I]llud ‘‘non pol temere’’ [Ter. Ph., 998] etc, sic intelligo . . .’<br />
L3 r Juvenalis, [Guido: Commentary on Hecyra]. ‘Argumentum<br />
Ecyrae’. Incipit: ‘[P]hilomenam uirginem olim compresserat<br />
Pamphilus . . .’ The commentary on Hecyra begins with<br />
Juvenalis’own summary of the play and comments on Sulpicius’<br />
periocha.<br />
L 3 v [Didascalia for Hecyra.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis Sexto Iulio Cesare<br />
Gn. Cornelio aedilibus curulibus . . . Q. Fuluio L. Marco aedilibus<br />
curulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-022.<br />
L3 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Hecyra.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hec.<br />
L3 v [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: Note on periocha of Hecyra.]<br />
Incipit: ‘[I]n huius argumenti narratione non pauca sunt . . .’<br />
L 4 r [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: Criticism of Juvenalis’commentary<br />
on Hecyra.] Incipit: ‘[I]n huius argumenti narratione non<br />
pauca sunt quae ipse aliter dicerem . . .’ Badius’ two paragraphs<br />
alternate with the sections of Juvenalis’ commentary to which<br />
they refer.<br />
L4 v [Terentius Afer, Publius: Hecyra.] ‘Prologus Hecyrae.’<br />
refs. Ter. Hec.<br />
Q4 r Badius Ascensius, Jodocus: [Note addressed to] the reader.<br />
Incipit: ‘[P]erlatae sunt paucos abhinc menses in manus usque<br />
nostras interpretationes familiares in Terentium a Guidone<br />
Iuuenale . . . paulo antehac Parisiis editae . . .’ Names Guido<br />
Juvenalis as writer of the commentary and defends his own work<br />
as editor.<br />
Q4 v [Badius Ascensius, Jodocus: Notes on Andria.] ‘Quae ad<br />
Andriam annotata sunt.’ Incipit: ‘[I]n Andriae quidem expositio-<br />
nibus non sanae(!) multa sunt . . .’<br />
Q5 r<br />
[Badius Ascensius, Jodocus: Notes on Eunuchus.] ‘Ad<br />
Eunuchum.’ Incipit: ‘[I]n Eunucho autem pauciora sunt. Vt in<br />
expositione . . .’<br />
Q5 r Juvenalis, Guido: [Letter addressed to] Martinus Guerrandus.<br />
‘Guido Iuvenalis Martino Guerrando iuris utriusque et ponti¢cii<br />
et Caesarii peritissimo atque uenerandi in Christo Patris praesulis<br />
Cenomanensis.’ Incipit: ‘[N]on sine optima ratione Cicero noster<br />
. . .’<br />
Q5 v Juvenalis, Guido: [Letter addressed to] Nicolaus Peletarius.<br />
Incipit: ‘[N]on me praeterit, uir praestantissime, apud te saepius<br />
. . .’<br />
Q 6 r Juvenalis, Guido: [Letter addressed to] Michael Burellus.<br />
Incipit: ‘[Q]uemadmodum Hesiodus ille poeta moratissimus litteris<br />
mandatum reliquit . . .’<br />
Q 7 r Juvenalis, Guido: Epigram [addressed to] the people of Le<br />
Mans. ‘Guido Iuvenalis natione Cenomanensi epigramma super<br />
causa operis suscepti.’ ‘Extat Platonis praeclarum dogma monentis<br />
> Vt quaerat patriae commoda quisque suae’; 6 elegiac distichs.<br />
Q7 v Aegidius, Johannes: Epigram [addressed to] young men.<br />
‘Ioannis Egidii Nuceriensis epigramma ad iuuenes.’ ‘Quid teris<br />
ignauum damnosa per ocia tempus > immemor aetatis culta<br />
iuuenta breuis’; 20 elegiac distichs.<br />
Lyons: JohannesTrechsel, 29 Aug. 1493. 4 o .<br />
collation: a^z & A^Q 8 .<br />
Woodcut illustrations; see BMC and Rhodes, ‘Te¤ rence au XV e<br />
sie' cle’, 289. M. Che' vre,‘Imitation etoriginalite¤ . Quelques illustrations<br />
de Te¤ rence du XV e au XV e sie' cle’, Gb Jb (1961), 207^14, at<br />
207^10, discusses the woodcuts for Andria.<br />
HC 15424; Go¡ T-91; BMC VIII 295; Pr 8602; BSB-Ink T-100;<br />
CIBN T-82; Sheppard 6663.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf Q8. Leaf d7 mutilated.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century gold- and blind-tooled diced russia;<br />
blue-edged leaves; marbled pastedowns.‘522 > 1[*]’ in ink on<br />
paper label at base of spine. Size: 237 ¿ 179 ¿ 55 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 227 ¿ 157 mm.<br />
Frequent marginal notes are supplied in a ¢ne sixteenth-century<br />
French hand, mainly extracting key words and supplying underlining.<br />
A note in the hand of Jo[ ], providing the Epitaphium<br />
Terentii on a 1 r . One or two notes in sixteenth- and seventeenthcentury<br />
north European hands, commenting on the text.<br />
Initials are supplied in red or blue ink.<br />
Provenance: Erased French(?) inscription (sixteenth century) on<br />
a1 r : ‘Sum Jo[ ]’. Henry Pilkington (1805^1859); ‘Henry Pilkington<br />
1841’on a1 r . Purchased for »1.6.0; see BooksPurchased (1857),72.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. Q inf. 1.16.<br />
T-045 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
Comoediae (comm. Aelius Donatus, Johannes<br />
Calphurnius, Guido Juvenalis, ed. Jodocus Badius<br />
Ascensius).<br />
r<br />
a1 [Title-page.]<br />
a2 r [Donatus, Aelius]: VitaTerenti. All texts in this volume are edited<br />
by Ascensius; see his letter on L6 r .<br />
refs. SeeT-027.<br />
a2 r [Euanthius: De fabula.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 13^31.<br />
v<br />
a3 [Donatus, Aelius: Preface to commentary on Andria.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 35^40.<br />
a4 r Epitaphium [Terentii.] ‘[N]atus in excelsis tectis Carthaginis<br />
altae > Romanis ducibus bellica preda fui’; 3 elegiac distichs.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
a4 v Juvenalis, Guido: [Letter addressed to] Germanus de Ganay.<br />
‘Guido Iuuenalis Germano de Ganeio uiro senatorio bonarumque<br />
litterarum amantissimo’. Incipit: ‘[C]um inter uarias multiplicesque<br />
interpretationes nostras, uir litterarum bonarum<br />
gloria conspicue . . .’<br />
r<br />
a5 Juvenalis, Guido: [Letter addressed to] Nicolaus de Capella.<br />
‘Guido Iuvenalis Nicholao de capella’. Incipit:‘[S]aepe et multum<br />
praestabilis uir sapientiae, mecum cogitaui . . .’<br />
a5 v [Juvenalis, Guido(?): On comedy.] ‘Quid comoedia, unde dicta,<br />
quot eius species, quot membra, quotque actus sunt.’ Incipit:<br />
‘[C]omoedia secundum Graecos est et priuatae ciuilisque fortunae<br />
sine periculo uitae comprehensio . . .’<br />
a 6 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha] of Andria.<br />
‘Argumentum Andrie.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. An.<br />
a 6 v [Privilege.]<br />
refs. See BMC.<br />
b1 r Donatus, Aelius: [Preface to commentary on Andria.] ‘Aelii<br />
Donati necnon Guidonis Iuuenalis Cenomani ni(!) Sex. Pub.<br />
Laurentii(!) Afri comoedias interpretatio.’
t-045] terentius afer, publius<br />
2449<br />
refs. ed. Wessner I 35^40. Terence is misnamed ‘Laurentius’. In<br />
this edition the commentaries of Donatus and Juvenalis<br />
alternate.<br />
b1 r [Juvenalis], Guido: [Commentary on Andria.] Incipit: ‘‘‘[P]oeta<br />
cum primum’’ etc. [Ter. An. 1] Hic prologus quem in manibus<br />
habemus est relatiuus . . .’ Juvenalis’ comments on the periocha<br />
and etymological discussion, constituting the ¢rst sections of the<br />
commentary, are omitted.<br />
b1 r [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Andria.‘Andriae prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. An. On the subscription ‘Calliopius recensui’after each<br />
play seeT-021. For the ordering of plays in this edition seeT-024.<br />
g6 v Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on] Eunuchus. ‘In Sexti. P.<br />
Terentii Afri Eunuchum commentarium’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 265^497.<br />
g6 v [Didascalia for Eunuchus.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus L.<br />
Postumio Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus currulibus . . . M.<br />
Valerio C. Mutio Fannio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
g 6 v [Juvenalis], Guido: [Commentary on Eunuchus]. Incipit:<br />
‘‘‘[A]cta ludis’’ etc. [Didascalia for Eu.] Haec comoedia fuit<br />
acta . . .’ The commentary on Eunuchus includes an assessment<br />
of the didascalia, Juvenalis’ own summary of the play, and comments<br />
on Sulpicius’ periocha and the anonymous summary.<br />
h1 r [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Eunuchus.] ‘Eunuchi<br />
Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Eu.<br />
h1 r [Anonymous summary of Eunuchus.] ‘Aliud Argumentum’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[M]eretrix adoloscentem cuius mutuo amore tenebatur<br />
exclusit eique reuocato . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
h2 v [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Eunuchus.‘Eunuchi prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Eu.<br />
p 2 v [Didascalia for Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus<br />
L. Cor. Len. L. Va. Flac. aedilibus currulibus . . . M. Iunio T.<br />
Sempronio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
p2 v<br />
Calphurnius, Johannes: [Commentary on]<br />
Hautontimorumenos. ‘Io. Calphurnii Brixiensis in P. Sexti<br />
Terentii Heautontimorumenon examinata interpretatio.’ Incipit:<br />
‘‘‘In militiam pro¢cisci’’ [Sulp. Peri. Ter. Hau., 1]. Haec fabula<br />
Menandri graeca, quae facta a Terentio latina . . .’ Donatus, and<br />
not Calphurnius, is named as author in the margins of the com-<br />
mentary.<br />
p2 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of]<br />
Hautontimorumenos.‘Heautontimorumenos(!) Argumentum’.<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hau.<br />
p2 v [Juvenalis], Guido: [Commentary on] Hautontimorumenos.<br />
‘Argumentum Heauton.’ Incipit: ‘[C]hremes et Menedemus duos<br />
¢lios habuerunt . . .’ The commentary on Hautontimorumenos<br />
begins with Juvenalis’ own summary of the play and comments<br />
on Sulpicius’ periocha.<br />
p 3 r [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: On Juvenalis’ commentary on<br />
Hautontimorumenos]. Incipit: ‘[Q]uandoquidem (ut post ¢nem<br />
operis dicturi simus) auctor ipse Guido Iuvenalis . . .’After all the<br />
notes by Ascensius in this edition Juvenalis’ commentary continues.<br />
p3 r [Terentius Afer, Publius: Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Hau.<br />
u1 r [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: Note on Ter. Hau. 1056^63].<br />
Incipit: ‘[I]llud Clitipho, Pater Chremes: ‘‘Nihil audio’’ [Ter. Hau.<br />
1056] etc. Sic quoque intelligi potest . . .’<br />
u1 v Donatus, [Aelius: Commentary on Adelphoe.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 3^5.<br />
u 1 v [Didascalia for Adelphoe.] ‘Acta ludis funebribus Q. Fa.<br />
Maximo. P. Cor. Africano Aemilii Pauli aedilibus currulibus . . .<br />
A. Nitino M. Cor. consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
u 1 v [Juvenalis], Guido: [Commentary on Adelphoe]. ‘Adelphorum<br />
argumentum enarratio.’ Incipit: ‘[H]anc comoediam Adelphos<br />
uocant, id est fratres . . .’ The commentary on Adelphoe begins<br />
with Juvenalis’ own summary of the play and comments on<br />
Sulpicius’ periocha.<br />
u2 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Adelphoe.<br />
‘Adelphorum argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ad. SeeT-021.<br />
u2 r [Terentius Afer, Publius: Adelphoe.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Ad.<br />
A 1 v [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Post. Albino<br />
L. Cor. Merula aedilibus curulibus . . . C. Fannio Marcoque<br />
Valerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
A1 v Donatus, Aelius: ‘In Sex. P. Terentii Afri Phormionem commentarium.’<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 345^484.<br />
A1 v [Juvenalis], Guido: [Commentary on] Phormio. ‘Phormionis<br />
argumentum.’ Incipit: ‘Chremes et Demipho fratres fuerunt,<br />
quorum Chremes fertur . . .’ The commentary on Phormio begins<br />
with Juvenalis’ own summary of the play and with comments on<br />
Sulpicius’ periocha.<br />
A2 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Phormio.<br />
‘Phormionis Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ph.<br />
A2 v [Terentius Afer, Publius: Phormio.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Ph.<br />
F5 r [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: Note on Phormio.] Incipit:<br />
‘[I]llud ‘‘non pol temere’’ [Ter. Ph. 998] etc, sic intelligo . . .’<br />
F 5 v Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on Hecyra.] ‘In P. Sext. Terenti<br />
Afri Ecyram examinata interpretatio’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 189^342.<br />
F 5 v [Didascalia for Hecyra.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis S. Iu. Caesare Cn.<br />
Cornelio aedilibus currulibus . . . Q. Ful. L. Mar. aedilibus currulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-022.<br />
v<br />
F5 [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Hecyra.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hec.<br />
v<br />
F5 Juvenalis, [Guido: Commentary on Hecyra]. Incipit:<br />
‘[P]hilomenam uirginem olim compresserat Pamphilus . . .’ The<br />
commentary on Hecyra begins with Juvenalis’ own summary of<br />
the play and comments on Sulpicius’ periocha.<br />
F6 r [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: Criticism of Juvenalis’ summary<br />
of Hecyra.] Incipit: ‘[I]n huius argumenti narratione non pauca<br />
sunt quae ipse aliter dicerem . . .’Badius’two paragraphs alternate<br />
with the sections of Juvenalis’commentary to which they refer.<br />
F6 r Terentius Afer, Publius: Hecyra.‘Ecyrae prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Hec.
2450 terentius afer, publius<br />
[t-045^t-046<br />
L5 v [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis Lucio Postumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus currulibus . . . C. Fannio M.<br />
Valerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. See T-021. The second appearance of this didascalia in this<br />
edition.<br />
r<br />
L6 Badius Ascensius, Jodocus: [Note addressed to] the reader.<br />
Incipit: ‘[P]erlatae sunt paucos abhinc menses in manus usque<br />
nostras interpretationes familiares in Terentium a Guidone<br />
Iuuenale . . . paulo antehac Parisiis editae . . .’ Names Guido<br />
Juvenalis as writer of the commentary and defends his own work<br />
as editor.<br />
L6 r [Badius Ascensius, Jodocus: Notes on Andria.] ‘Quae ad<br />
Andriam annotata sunt.’ Incipit: ‘[I]n Andriae quidem expositionibus<br />
non sane multa sunt . . .’<br />
L6 r<br />
[Badius Ascensius, Jodocus: Notes on Eunuchus.] ‘Ad<br />
Eunuchum.’ Incipit: ‘[I]n Eunucho autem pauciora sunt. Vt in<br />
expositione . . .’<br />
L6 v Juvenalis, Guido: [Letter addressed to] Martinus Guerrandus.<br />
‘Guido Iuvenalis Martino Guerrando iuris utriusque et ponti¢cii<br />
et Caesarii peritissimo atque uenerandi in Christo Patris praesulis<br />
Cenomanensis.’ Incipit: ‘[N]on sine optima ratione Cicero noster<br />
. . .’<br />
v<br />
L6 Juvenalis, Guido: [Letter addressed to] Nicolaus Peletarius.<br />
Incipit: ‘[N]on me praeterit, uir praestantissime, apud te saepius<br />
. . .’<br />
r<br />
L7 Juvenalis, Guido: [Letter addressed to] Michael Burellus.<br />
Incipit: ‘[Q]uemadmodum Hesiodus ille poeta moratissimus litteris<br />
mandatum reliquit . . .’<br />
v<br />
L7 Juvenalis, Guido: Epigram [addressed to] the people of Le<br />
Mans. ‘Guido Iuvenalis natione Cenomanensi epigramma super<br />
causa operis suscepti.’ ‘Extat Platonis praeclarum dogma monentis<br />
> Vt quaerat patriae commoda quisque suae’; 6 elegiac distichs.<br />
v<br />
L7 Aegidius, Johannes: Epigram [addressed to] young men.<br />
‘Ioannis Egidii Nuceriensis epigramma ad iuuenes.’ ‘Quid teris<br />
ignauum damnosa per ocia tempus > immemor aetatis culta<br />
iuuenta breuis’; 20 elegiac distichs.<br />
Venice: Simon Bevilaqua, for Lazarus de Suardis, 20 Feb. 1494.<br />
Folio.<br />
collation: a^i k l^s 6 t 8 u x^z & m k A^K 6 L 8 .<br />
Woodcut initials.<br />
HCR 15427; Go¡ T-92; BMC V 518; Pr 5384; BSB-Ink T-101;<br />
Sheppard 4464.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting sheet a 1.6, leaf m 5 and the blank leaf L 8.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century calf; the gold stamp of the<br />
Bodleian Library on both covers. Sprinkled red-edged leaves.<br />
Size: 312 ¿ 212 ¿ 36 mm. Size of leaf: 304 ¿ 195 mm.<br />
A few marginal notes in the hands of the English owners, mainly<br />
on the initial and ¢nal leaves, supplying underlining, synonyms,<br />
corrections to the text, brackets, and pen-trials in Latin and<br />
Greek. On L 6 v inWelborn’s hand:‘. . . subiecto cui inest est essentiali<br />
> . . . essentialis subiecti cui inest se soli . . .’<br />
Provenance: George Welborn (sixteenth century); name on a2 r .<br />
Robert(?) Coldwell (sixteenth century); ‘Robert’ and ‘Coldwell’<br />
on L7 v , perhaps in the same hand and ink.William Carrington(?)<br />
(sixteenth century): inscription on a2 r : ‘Gulielmus<br />
Car[r?]yngtonus me posidet’. Purchased from William Lowndes<br />
for »0.12.0; see Library Bills (1815),77; BooksPurchased (1815),5.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. O 3.22.<br />
T-046 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
Comoediae (comm. Aelius Donatus, Johannes<br />
Calphurnius, Guido Juvenalis, Jodocus Badius<br />
Ascensius).<br />
[a1 r ] [Title-page with woodcut.] ‘Terentius cum directorio uocabulorum,<br />
sententiarum, artis comice; glossa interlineali; commentariis<br />
Donato Guidone Ascensio.’<br />
[a2 r ] Directorium vocabulorum.‘Terentii directorium uocabulorum<br />
uocabularii uicem supplens’. Incipit: ‘De littera A. Abdicare . . .’<br />
[a4 v ] [Index of proverbs.] ‘Directorium adagionum.’ Incipit:<br />
‘[D]esinant maledicere malefacta ne noscant sua . . .’<br />
[a5 r ] [Index to the techniques of comedy discussed in the commentaries.]<br />
‘Directorium artis Comice.’ Incipit: ‘Virtus est ut argumenti<br />
narratione actio scenica uideant . . .’<br />
[a5 v ] [Juvenalis, Guido(?): On comedy.] ‘Quid comoedia, unde<br />
dicta, quot eius species, quot membra, quotque actus sunt.’<br />
Incipit: ‘[C]omoedia secundum Graecos est et priuatae ciuilisque<br />
fortunae sine periculo uitae comprehensio . . .’<br />
v<br />
[a5 ] [Epitaphium Terentii.] ‘Natus in excelsis tectis Carthaginis<br />
altae > Romanis ducibus bellica praeda fui’; 3 elegiac distichs.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
r<br />
[a6 ] Petrarca, F[ranciscus]: Vita Terentii. ‘Therentii uita excerpta<br />
de dictis D. F. Petrarcha(!)’ Incipit: ‘[D]e Terentii uita in antiquis<br />
libris multa reperiuntur . . .’ On Petrarca’s sources for this Vita<br />
seeT-022.<br />
v<br />
[a6 ] [Woodcut illustration depicting a theatre.]<br />
b1 r [Didascalia for Andria.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus M. Fuluio<br />
aedilibus et M. Glabrione . . . M. Marcello et Sulpitio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-032.<br />
b1 r [Juvenalis, Guido(?): Extracts from commentary on Andria.]<br />
Incipit: ‘A. ‘‘Sororem falso creditam’’ [Sulp. Peri. Ter. An., 1]<br />
Sororem accusatiuus non habet . . .’ Apparently an abbreviated<br />
form of Juvenalis’ commentary as presented in Lyons: Johannes<br />
Trechsel, 29 Aug. 1493 (T-044).<br />
b1 r [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Andria. ‘Andriae<br />
Argumentum’.<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri. Ter. An. In this edition both Sulpicius’ summaries<br />
(for which see T-021) and Terence’s plays are presented as<br />
prose, and are supplied with interlinear grammatical glosses and<br />
an alphabetical index system referring to the commentary.<br />
b1 v [Woodcut illustration depicting dramatis personae of Andria.]<br />
r<br />
b2 [Explanation of woodcut illustration of Andria.] ‘Figure declaratio.’<br />
‘Argumaenti(!) lucidior secundum hanc ¢guram declaratio.’<br />
Incipit: ‘Argumentum est res ¢cta, quae tamen ¢eri potuit . . .’<br />
v<br />
b2 [Donatus, Aelius: Commentary on Andria.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 41^261. See D-153.<br />
b2 v [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Andria.‘Prologus Andriae.’<br />
refs. Ter. An.Woodcut illustrations and accompanying descriptions<br />
are supplied for each scene of each play in this edition. On<br />
the subscription ‘Calliopius recensui’ after each play see T-021.<br />
For the ordering of plays in this edition seeT-024.<br />
v<br />
e6 [Woodcut illustration depicting dramatispersonae of Eunuchus.]<br />
f1 r [Explanation of woodcut illustration of Eunuchus.] ‘Figurae<br />
huius quae secundae comediae Eunuchi principalis est et argumenti<br />
declaratio clarior.’ Incipit: ‘In hac ¢gura iterum ut in priori<br />
principali . . .’<br />
f1 r [Donatus, Aelius: Commentary on prologue to Eunuchus.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 270^7. Abbreviated version.
t-046] terentius afer, publius<br />
2451<br />
f1 r [Terentius Afer, Publius: Prologue of] Eunuchus. ‘Prologup(!)<br />
Eunuchi.’<br />
refs.Ter. Eu., prologus<br />
f2 r [Donatus, Aelius: Extract from preface to commentary on<br />
Eunuchus.] ‘Argumentum Eunuchi.’<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 267.12^268.18.<br />
r<br />
f2 [Didascalia for Eunuchus.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus L.<br />
Posthumio Albino et L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus curulibus . . .<br />
tibiis duabus dextra et sinistra’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
f2 r [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Eunuchus. ‘Vnum<br />
Eunuchi argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Eu.<br />
f2 r [Juvenalis, Guido: Extract from commentary on] Eunuchus.<br />
‘Argumentum Eunuchi.’ Incipit: ‘[V]irgo quedam Attica<br />
Rhodum aduecta est . . .’<br />
f 2 r [Anonymous summary of Eunuchus.] ‘Aliud Argumentum’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[M]eretrix adoloscentem cuius mutuo amore tenebatur<br />
exclusit eique reuocato . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
f2 v [Terentius Afer, Publius: Eunuchus.]<br />
refs.Ter. Eu.<br />
f 2 v [Donatus, Aelius: Commentary on Eunuchus.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 278^497.<br />
l2 r<br />
[Juvenalis, Guido: Extract from commentary on]<br />
Hautontimorumenos. ‘Argumentum Heauton.’ Incipit:<br />
‘[C]hremes et Menedemus duos ¢lios habuerunt . . .’<br />
l2 r [Didascalia for Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus<br />
L. Cornelio Lentulo L.Valerio Flacco aedilibus curulibus . . . M.<br />
IunioT. Sempronio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
l2 r<br />
[Calphurnius, Johannes: Commentary on<br />
Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Aliud.’ Incipit: ‘ ‘‘In militiam pro¢cisci’’<br />
[Sulp. Peri. Ter. Hau., 1]. Haec fabula Menandri graeca, quae<br />
facta aTerentio latina . . .’<br />
r<br />
l2 [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of<br />
Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hau.<br />
l2 v<br />
[Woodcut illustration depicting dramatis personae of<br />
Hautontimorumenos.]<br />
l3 r [Explanation of woodcut illustration of Hautontimorumenos.]<br />
‘Declaratio Figure.’ ‘Figura illa tertia principalis in tertiam<br />
comoediam sculpta noti¢cans totius fabulae personas subscriptam<br />
exposcit declarationem’. Incipit: ‘Heautontimorumenos<br />
nomen fabulae huius est graecum . . .’<br />
r<br />
l3 Terentius Afer, Publius: Hautontimorumenos.<br />
refs.Ter. Hau.<br />
p3 v [Explanation of woodcut illustration of Adelphoe.] ‘Comedia<br />
quarta.’ ‘Declaratio huius ¢gurae in Comediam Therentii quae<br />
est Adelphos uocitata’. Incipit: ‘Adelphos haec comedia dicitur,<br />
quod idem est . . .’<br />
p4 r [Woodcut illustration depicting dramatis personae of Adelphoe.]<br />
v<br />
p4 [Didascalia for Adelphoe.] ‘Acta ludit(!) funebribus Aemilii<br />
Pauli Q. Fabio Maximo, P. Cornelio A¡ricano aedilibus curulibus<br />
. . . A. Micio, M. Cornelio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
v<br />
p4 [Juvenalis, Guido: Extract from commentary on Adelphoe.]<br />
Incipit: ‘Hanc comediam Adelphos uocant, id est fratres . . .’<br />
p4 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Adelphoe.<br />
‘Adelphorum argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ad. SeeT-021.<br />
p5 r [Donatus, Aelius: Commentary on Adelphoe.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 9^185.<br />
p5 r [Terentius Afer, Publius: Adelphoe.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Ad.<br />
v<br />
v4 [Woodcut illustration depicting dramatis personae of Phormio.]<br />
v5 r [Explanation of woodcut illustration of Phormio.] ‘Declaratio<br />
super quintam Therentii comoediam in ¢guram hanc argumentum<br />
declarans lucidius.’ Incipit: ‘Iterum duo ut in prioribus fuerunt<br />
patres . . .’<br />
v5 r [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Posthumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus currulibus . . . G. Fannio<br />
M.Valerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
v5 r [Juvenalis, Guido: Summary of Phormio.] ‘Phormionis argumentum.’<br />
Incipit: ‘Chremes et Demipho fratres fuerunt . . .’<br />
v5 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Phormio.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ph.<br />
v<br />
v5 [Terentius Afer, Publius: Phormio.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Ph.<br />
v5 v [Donatus, Aelius: Commentary on Phormio.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 345^484.<br />
B4 r [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: Note on Phormio, 998.] Incipit:<br />
‘[I]llud ‘‘non pol temere’’ [Ter. Ph. 998] etc, sic intelligo . . .’<br />
v<br />
B4 [Explanation of woodcut illustration of Hecyra.] ‘Figurae<br />
sequentis. Declaratio in sextam et ultimamTherentii comoediam<br />
Ecyram dictam introductoria’. Incipit:‘Ecyram dissentiendo quibusdam<br />
cum aliis . . .’<br />
B5 r [Woodcut illustration depicting dramatis personae of Hecyra.]<br />
B5 v Donatus, [Aelius: Commentary on Hecyra]. ‘Argumentum<br />
Donati’.<br />
refs. ed. Wessner II 190^342. Omits the ¢rst part of the preface<br />
(see Donatus, CommentumTerenti, ed.Wessner, II 189^90).<br />
B5 v [Didascalia for Hecyra.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis Sexto Iulio Cesare<br />
Gn. Cornelio aedilibus curulibus . . . Q Fuluio L. Marco aedilibus<br />
curulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-022.<br />
B 5 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Hecyra.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hec.<br />
r<br />
B6 [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Hecyra.‘Prologus Ecyre.’<br />
refs. Ter. Hec.<br />
F7 v Juvenalis, Guido: Epigram [addressed to] the people of Le<br />
Mans. ‘Guido Iuvenalis natione Cenomanensi epigramma super<br />
causa operis suscepti.’ ‘Extat Platonis praeclarum dogma monentis<br />
> Vt quaerat patriae commoda quisque suae’; 6 elegiac distichs.<br />
F7 v Aegidius, Johannes: Epigram [addressed to] young men.<br />
‘Ioannis Egidii Nuceriensis epigramma ad iuuenes.’ ‘Quid teris<br />
ignauum damnosa per ocia tempus > immemor aetatis culta<br />
iuuenta breuis’; 20 elegiac distichs.<br />
v<br />
F7 [Colophon.] ‘Immpressum(!) . . . per magistrum Ioannem<br />
Gru« ninger accuratissime nitidissimeque elaboratum et denuo<br />
reuisum atque collectum ex diuersis commentariis’.<br />
Strasbourg: Johann (Reinhard) Gru« ninger, 1 Nov. 1496. Folio.<br />
collation: [a 6 ] b c 8 d^z A^E 6 F 8 .<br />
Woodcut initials and illustrations; see Rhodes, ‘Te¤ rence au XV e<br />
sie' cle’, 289; Che' vre, Illustrations deTe¤ rence, 210^12.
2452 terentius afer, publius<br />
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‘This Indenture Made the seventh [ ] > of the faythe etc. Betwene<br />
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Indenture[s] [ ] > yelding and paying thearefore yearelie during<br />
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presents to and with everye of them in manner and form [ ] > the<br />
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following, videlicet one borded lofte over the said hall of the<br />
Tenement next [ ] > frome the place nowe alreadye begonne to be<br />
buylte theare in the Backsyde to the same Te[nement] > the foresaid<br />
well, and also well and su⁄cientlie cover one howse or tenement<br />
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Art (‘15’ in white ink at head of spine and in black ink across<br />
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T-047 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
Comoediae (comm. Guido Juvenalis, ed. Jodocus<br />
Badius Ascensius).<br />
e4 r<br />
[Didascalia for Eunuchus.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus L.<br />
Posthumio Albino et L. Cornelio Merula edilibus curulibus . . .<br />
tibiis duabus dextra et sinistra’. All texts in this volume are edited<br />
by Ascensius; see his letter on A4 v .<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
e4 r [Juvenalis, Guido: Commentary on Eunuchus.] Incipit: ‘ ‘‘Acta<br />
ludis’’etc. [Didascalia,1] Haec comoedia fuit acta . . .’<br />
v<br />
e4 [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Eunuchus. ‘Unum<br />
Eunuchi Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Eu.<br />
r<br />
e5 [Anonymous summary of] Eunuchus. ‘Aliud Argumentum’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[M]eretrix adoloscentem cuius mutuo amore tenebatur<br />
exclusit eique reuocato . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
r<br />
e5 [Terentius Afer, Publius: Eunuchus.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Eu.<br />
k2 v [Didascalia for Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus<br />
L. Cornelio Lentulo L.Valerio Flacco aedilibus curulibus . . . M.<br />
IunioT. Symphoriano consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
v<br />
k2 [Juvenalis, Guido: Commentary on Hautontimorumenos].<br />
‘Argumentum.’ Incipit: ‘[C]hremes et Menedemus duos ¢lios<br />
habuerunt . . .’<br />
k2 v [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: On Juvenalis’ commentary on<br />
Hautontimorumenos.] Incipit: ‘[Q]uandoquidem (ut post ¢nem<br />
operis dicturi simus) auctor ipse Guido Iuvenalis . . .’ After all<br />
notes by Ascensius in this edition Juvenalis’ commentary continues.<br />
k3 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of<br />
Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hau.<br />
k3 r Terentius Afer, Publius: Hautontimorumenos.‘Prologus.’<br />
o6 r [Didascalia for Adelphoe.] ‘Acta ludis funebribus Aemilii Pauli<br />
Q. Fabio Maximo P. Cornelio Africano edilibus curulibus . . . A.<br />
Nitio M. Cornelio consulibus’.
t-047] terentius afer, publius<br />
2453<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
o6 r [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: Note on Ter. Hau. 1056^63.]<br />
Incipit: ‘[I]llud Cli. Pater Chremes: ‘‘Nihil audio’’ [Ter. Hau.<br />
1056] etc. Sic quoque intelligi potest . . .’<br />
o6 r [Juvenalis, Guido: Commentary on Adelphoe.] ‘Adelphorum<br />
argumentum enarratio.’ Incipit: ‘[H]anc comoediam Adelphos<br />
uocant, id est fratres . . .’<br />
o6 v [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Adelphoe.]<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ad. SeeT-021.<br />
o 6 v [Terentius Afer, Publius: Adelphoe.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Ad<br />
t3 r [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: Note on Adelphoe, 943]. Incipit:<br />
‘[I]llud ‘‘Age prolixe Mitio’’ [Ter. Ad. 943] praeter expositiones<br />
Donati . . .’<br />
t4 v [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Posthumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula edilibus curulibus . . . G. Fannio, M.<br />
Valerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
t 4 v [Juvenalis, Guido: Commentary on Phormio.] ‘Phormionis<br />
Argumentum.’ Incipit: ‘[C]hremes et Demipho fratres fuerunt,<br />
quorum Chremes fertur . . .’<br />
t5 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Phormio.<br />
‘Argumentum Phormionis.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ph.<br />
t5 r [Terentius Afer, Publius: Phormio.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Ph.<br />
z5 v [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: Note on Phormio, 905.] Incipit:<br />
‘Illud‘‘Estne ita ut dixi liberalis’’ [Ter. Ph.905] De Phormione dictum<br />
est . . .’<br />
z8 r [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: Note on Phormio, 998.] Incipit:<br />
‘[I]llud ‘‘non pol temere’’ [Ter. Ph. 998] etc, sic intelligo . . .’<br />
z8 r [Didascalia for Hecyra.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis Sexto Julio Cesare<br />
Gn. Cornelio edilibus curulibus . . . Q. Fuluio et L. Marco aedilibus<br />
curulibus’.<br />
refs. seeT-022.<br />
z 8 r [Juvenalis, Guido: Commentary on Hecyra.] ‘Ecyra(!) argumentum.’<br />
Incipit: ‘[P]hilomenam uirginem olim compresserat<br />
Pamphilus . . .’<br />
z 8 r [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: Note on periocha of Hecyra.]<br />
Incipit: ‘[I]n huius argumenti narratione non pauca sunt . . .’<br />
z8 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Hecyra.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hec.<br />
z8 v [Terentius Afer, Publius: Hecyra.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Hec.<br />
z 8 v [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: Note on Hecyra.] Incipit:<br />
‘[Q]uemadmodum modo diximus, argumentum huius fabulae . . .’<br />
A4 r [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: Note on Hecyra.] Incipit:<br />
‘[T]erentius Donati iudicio scite omisit illud ‘‘aliis’’ quod commentarius<br />
adiecit . . .’<br />
A4 r [Colophon.] ‘Opus . . . Terentii una cum commento familiarissimo<br />
domini Guidonis Juvenalis . . .’ Guido Juvenalis is named<br />
as author of the comentary.<br />
A4 v Badius Ascensius, Jodocus: [Note addressed to] the reader.<br />
Incipit: ‘[P]erlatae sunt paucos abhinc menses in manus usque<br />
nostras interpretationes familiares in Terentium a Guidone<br />
Iuuenale . . . paulo antehac Parisiis editae . . .’ Names Guido<br />
Juvenalis as writer of the commentary and defends his own work<br />
as editor.<br />
A4 v [Badius Ascensius, Jodocus: Notes on Andria.] ‘Quae ad<br />
Andriam annotata sunt.’ Incipit: ‘[I]n Andriae quidem expositionibus<br />
non sane multa sunt . . .’<br />
A5 r [Badius Ascensius, Jodocus: Notes on Eunuchus.] ‘Quae ad<br />
Eunuchum.’ Incipit: ‘[I]n Eunucho autem pauciora sunt. Vt in<br />
expositione . . .’<br />
A5 r Juvenalis, Guido: [Letter addressed to] Martinus Guerrandus.<br />
‘Guido Iuvenalis Martino Guerrando iuris utriusque et ponti¢cii<br />
et Caesarii peritissimo atque uenerandi in Christo Patris praesulis<br />
Cenomanensis.’ Incipit: ‘[N]on sine optima ratione Cicero noster<br />
. . .’<br />
A5 v Juvenalis, Guido: [Letter addressed to] Nicolaus Peletarius.<br />
Incipit: ‘[N]on me praeterit, uir praestantissime, apud te saepius<br />
. . .’<br />
A6 r Juvenalis, Guido: [Letter addressed to] Michael Burellus.<br />
Incipit: ‘[Q]uemadmodum Hesiodus ille poeta moratissimus litteris<br />
mandatum reliquit . . .’<br />
A6 v Juvenalis, Guido: Epigram [addressed to] the people of Le<br />
Mans. ‘Guido Iuuenalis natione Cenomani(!) epigramma super<br />
causa operis suscepti.’ ‘Extat Platonis praeclarum dogma monentis<br />
> Vt quaerat patriae commoda quisque suae’; 6 elegiac distichs.<br />
Lyons: Claude Gibolet, 21 Feb. 1497/8. 4 o .<br />
collation: a^z h m k A 8 .<br />
r<br />
Types: 120 G,70 G. 214 leaves. 54 lines (c1 ).Type area: 119 ¿ 120 mm<br />
(c1 r ).Woodcut initials.<br />
[Not H]C15426; C 5748; not in Pr; Hillard1932; Pellechet MS.11019<br />
= 11026b; not in Sheppard.<br />
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helle . . .’’ (l.3),‘‘. . . £amme wh[ ]’’ (l.6),‘‘. . . and theheve[ne] . . .’’ (l.<br />
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]’’ (l. 14).<br />
Some marginal and interlinear notes in English in a sixteenthcentury<br />
English hand, mainly providing underlining, and<br />
English translations ofwords and phrases. On A6 v in the same sixteenth-century<br />
English hand ‘I have won a bagge of cherystons’<br />
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oritur matri ex ¢lio’ (repeated).<br />
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2454 terentius afer, publius<br />
[t-047^t-048<br />
Butlero’ on A6 v . Solomon Pottesman (1904^1978); purchased at<br />
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T-048 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
Comoediae (comm. Aelius Donatus, Guido Juvenalis,<br />
Jodocus Badius Ascensius, ed. Johannes Curtus).<br />
[a1 r ] [Title-page with woodcut.] ‘Terentius cum directorio uocabulorum,<br />
sententiarum, artis comice; glossa interlineali; commentariis<br />
Donato Guidone Ascensio.’<br />
[a1 v ] Locher, Jacobus, Philomusus: [Letter addressed to] Johannes<br />
(Reinhard) Gru« ninger.‘Iacobus Locher Philomusus poeta et orator<br />
laureatus Iohanni grunninger librorum impressori’. All texts<br />
in this volume are edited by Johannes Curtus of Ebersbach, as<br />
stated in the colophon on F6 r . Incipit: ‘[P]ublii Therentii Afri<br />
comediarum scriptoris . . .’ Written at Ingolstadt.<br />
[a1 v ] Volcacius Sedigitus: [De poetis]. ‘Volcatium Sedigitum de<br />
comicorum poetarum reputatione ac gradu’.‘Multos incerto certare<br />
hanc rem uidimus > Palmam poetae comico cui deferant’; 13<br />
iambic trimeters. These verses are included within the body of<br />
Locher’s letter.<br />
v<br />
[a1 ] [Locher, Jacobus], Philomusus: Epigram [addressed to] the<br />
reader. ‘Pegmata (i.e.Poemata) celsa uolet qui contemplare<br />
Therenti > Et lusus lepidos blandidicosque sales’; 8 elegiac disctichs.<br />
r<br />
[a2 ] Directorium uocabulorum. ‘Therentii directorium uocabulorum<br />
uocabularii uicem supplens’. Incipit: ‘De littera A: abdicare<br />
. . .’<br />
v<br />
[a4 ] [Index of proverbs.] ‘Directorium adagionum.’ Incipit:<br />
‘[D]esinant maledicere malefacta ne noscant sua . . .’<br />
[a5 r ] [Index to the techniques of comedy discussed in the commentaries.]<br />
‘Directorium artis comice.’ Incipit: ‘Virtus est ut argumenti<br />
narratione actio scenica uideantur . . .’<br />
[a5 v ] ‘Therfntii(!) Epitaphium.’ ‘[N]atus in excelsis tectis<br />
Carthaginis altae > Romanis ducibus bellica preda fui’; 3 elegiac<br />
distichs.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
[a6 r ] [Table of phrases from Terence’s plays.] ‘Verba salutationis.’<br />
Incipit: ‘Operiar hunc ut salutem et colloquar . . .’<br />
b1 r [Didascalia for Andria.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus M. Fuluio<br />
aedilibus et M. Glabrione . . . M. Marcello et Sulpitio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-032.<br />
b1 r [Juvenalis, Guido(?): Extracts from commentary on Andria.]<br />
Incipit: ‘A. ‘‘Sororem falso creditam’’ [Sulp. Peri. Ter. An. 1]<br />
Sororem accusatiuus non habet . . .’ Apparently an abbreviated<br />
form of Juvenalis’ commentary as presented in Lyons: Johannes<br />
Trechsel, 29 Aug. 1493 (T-044).<br />
r<br />
b1 [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Andria.]<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. An. In this edition Sulpicius’ summaries (on<br />
which see T-021) and Terence’s plays are presented as prose, and<br />
are supplied with interlinear grammatical glosses and an alphabetical<br />
indexing system referring to the commentary.<br />
b1 v [Woodcut illustration depicting dramatis personae of Andria.]<br />
b2 r [Explanation of woodcut illustration of Andria.] ‘Figure declaratio.’<br />
‘Argumenti lucidior secundum hanc ¢guram declaratio.’<br />
Incipit: ‘Argumentum est res ¢cta, quae tamen ¢eri potuit . . .’<br />
b2 v [Donatus, Aelius: Commentary on Andria.]<br />
refs. ed. Wessner I 41^261. See D-153. In this edition the commentaries<br />
appear in the left- and right-hand margins, running<br />
alongside theTerentian text.<br />
b2 v Terentius [Afer, Publius]: Andria.‘Prologus Andriae.’<br />
refs.Ter. An. On the subscription ‘Calliopius recensui’after each<br />
play seeT-021. For the ordering of plays in this edition seeT-024.<br />
e6 v [Woodcut illustration depicting dramatispersonae of Eunuchus.]<br />
f1 r [Explanation of woodcut illustration of Eunuchus.] ‘Figurae<br />
huius quae secundae comediae Eunuchi principalis est et argumenti<br />
declaratio clarior.’ Incipit: ‘In hac ¢gura iterum ut in priori<br />
principali . . .’<br />
f1 r [Donatus, Aelius: Extract from preface to commentary on<br />
Eunuchus.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 267.12^268.18.<br />
f1 r Terentius [Afer, Publius]: ‘Prologus Eunuchi.’<br />
refs.Ter. Eu., prologus<br />
f2 r [Anonymous summary of Eunuchus.] ‘Argumentum Eunuchi.’<br />
Incipit: ‘[V]irgo quaedam Attica Rhodum aduecta est . . .’<br />
f 2 r<br />
[Didascalia for Eunuchus.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus L.<br />
Posthumio Albino et L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus curilibus . . .<br />
tibiis duabus dextra et sinistra’.<br />
f2 r [Donatus, Aelius: Commentary on Eunuchus.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 270^7, l. 15.<br />
f2 r [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Eunuchus. ‘Vunum<br />
Eunuchi argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Eu.<br />
f2 r [Anonymous summary of Eunuchus.] ‘Aliud Argumentum’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[M]eretrix adoloscentem cuius mutuo amore tenebatur<br />
exclusit eique reuocato . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
f2 v [Terentius Afer, Publius: Eunuchus.]<br />
refs.Ter. Eu.<br />
v<br />
f2 [Donatus, Aelius: Commentary on Eunuchus.]<br />
refs.Ter. Eu. I 278^497.<br />
l2 r<br />
[Juvenalis, Guido: Summary of] Hautontimorumenos.<br />
‘Argumentum Heautontime.’ Incipit: ‘[C]hremes et Menedemus<br />
duos ¢lios habuerunt . . .’<br />
l2 r [Didascalia for Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus<br />
L. Cornelio Lentulo L.Valerio Flacco aedilibus curulibus . . . M.<br />
Iunio, Sempronio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
r<br />
l2 [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of<br />
Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Argumentum’.<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hau.<br />
l2 r<br />
[Calphurnius, Johannes: Commentary on<br />
Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Aliud.’ Incipit: ‘ ‘‘In militiam pro¢cisci’’<br />
[Sulp. Peri. Ter. Hau. 1]. Haec fabula Menandri graeca, quae<br />
facta aTerentio latina . . .’<br />
v<br />
l2 [Woodcut illustration depicting dramatis personae of<br />
Hautontimorumenos.]<br />
l3 r [Explanation of woodcut illustration of Hautontimorumenos.]<br />
‘Declaratio Figurae.’ ‘Figura illa tertia principalis in tertiam<br />
comoediam sculpta noti¢cans totius fabulae personas subscriptam<br />
exposcit declarationem’. Incipit: ‘Heautontimorumenos<br />
nomen fabulae huius est graecum . . .’<br />
l 3 r Terentius Afer, Publius: Hautontimorumenos.‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Hau.<br />
p3 v [Explanation of woodcut illustration of Adelphoe.] ‘Comedia<br />
quarta.’ ‘Declaratio huius ¢gurae in Comediam Therentii quae
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est Adelphos uocitata’. Incipit: ‘Adelphos haec comoedia dicitur<br />
quod idem est . . .’<br />
r<br />
p4 [Woodcut illustration depicting dramatis personae of Adelphoe.]<br />
p4 v [Didascalia for Adelphoe.] ‘Acta ludis funebribus Aemylii Pauli<br />
Q. Fabio Maximo, P. Cornelio A¡ricano aedilibus curulibus . . .<br />
A. Mitio, M. Cornelio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
v<br />
p4 [Juvenalis, Guido: Commentary on Adelphoe.] ‘Adelphorum<br />
argumentum enarratio.’ Incipit: ‘Hanc comoediam Adelphos<br />
uocant, id est fratres . . .’<br />
v<br />
p4 [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Adelphoe.<br />
‘Adelphorum Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ad. SeeT-021.<br />
r<br />
p5 Terentius [Afer, Publius]: Adelphoe.‘Prologus Adelphorum.’<br />
refs.Ter. Ad.<br />
v3 v [Woodcut illustration depicting dramatis personae of Phormio.]<br />
r<br />
v4 [Explanation of woodcut illustration of Phormio.] ‘Declaratio<br />
super quintam Therentij comoediam in ¢guram hanc argumentum<br />
declarans lucidius.’ Incipit: ‘Iterum duo ut in prioribus fuerunt<br />
patres . . .’<br />
v5 r [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Posthumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus curulibus . . . G. Fannio M.<br />
Valerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
v4 r [Juvenalis, Guido: Extract from commentary on Adelphoe.]<br />
‘Phormionis ar.’ Incipit: ‘Chremes et Demipho fratres fuerunt,<br />
quorum Chremes fertur . . .’<br />
v4 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Phormio.<br />
‘Argumentum Phormionis.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ph.<br />
v5 v [Terentius Afer, Publius: Phormio.] ‘Prologus Calliopius.’<br />
refs.Ter. Ph.<br />
v<br />
v5 [Donatus, Aelius: Commentary on Phormio.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 345^484.<br />
B3 r [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: Note on Phormio, 998.] Incipit:<br />
‘[I]llud ‘‘non pol temere’’ [Ter. Ph. 998] etc., sic intelligo . . .’<br />
B3 v [Explanation of woodcut illustration of Hecyra.] ‘Sexta et<br />
ultima comedia Therentii.’ ‘Figurae sequentes. Declaratio in sextam<br />
et ultimamTherentii comediam Ecyram’. Incipit:‘[H]ecyram<br />
dissentiendo quibus cum aliis in ultimam posui . . .’<br />
r<br />
B4 [Woodcut illustration depicting dramatis personae of Hecyra.]<br />
B4 v Donatus, [Aelius: Commentary on Hecyra]. ‘Argumentum<br />
Donati’.<br />
refs. ed. Wessner II 190^342; omits the ¢rst part of the preface<br />
(ed.Wessner, II 189^90).<br />
v<br />
B4 [Didascalia for Hecyra.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis Sexto Iulio Cesare<br />
G. Cornelio aedilibus curulibus . . . Q Fuluio L. Marco aedilibus<br />
curulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-022.<br />
B4 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Hecyra.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hec.<br />
B4 v Terentius [Afer, Publius: Hecyra.] ‘Prologus Ecyre.’<br />
refs.Ter. Hec.<br />
v<br />
F5 Petrarca, F[ranciscus]: VitaTerentii.‘Therentii uita excerpta de<br />
dictis D. F. Petrarcae’. Incipit: ‘[D]e Terentii uita in antiquis libris<br />
multa reperiuntur. . .’ On Petrarca’s sources for theVita seeT-022.<br />
F6 r Bebelius Justingensis, Heinricus: [Epigram recommending the<br />
reading of Terence to] ‘Germana iuuentus’. ‘In laudem<br />
Terentianae lectionis epigramma’. ‘Huc ades emuncto quisquis<br />
sermone nitere > Expetis et caste uerba latina loqui’; 13 elegiac distichs.<br />
r<br />
F6 [Colophon.] ‘Ad illam formam ut intuenti iocundior atque intellectu<br />
facilior esset per Ioannem Curtum ex Eberspach redactum’.<br />
Strasbourg: Johann (Reinhard) Gru« ninger, 11 Feb. 1499. Folio.<br />
collation: [a 6 ] b^c 8 d^z A^F 6 .<br />
Woodcut illustrations; see Rhodes,‘Te¤ rence au XV e sie' cle’, 289.<br />
HC *15432; Go¡ T-101; BMC I 113; Pr 488; BSB-Ink T-106; CIBN<br />
T-84; Oates 198^9; Sack, Freiburg, 3361; Schramm XX p. 23;<br />
Schreiber V 5332; Sheppard 400.<br />
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armorial book-plate and the inscription ‘George Steevens 1761’.<br />
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T-049 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
Comoediae (comm. Aelius Donatus, Johannes<br />
Calphurnius, Guido Juvenalis, ed. Jodocus Badius<br />
Ascensius).<br />
r<br />
a1 [Donatus, Aelius]: Vita Terenti. All texts in this volume are edited<br />
by Ascensius; see his letter on R3 r .<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 3^10.<br />
r<br />
a1 [Euanthius: De fabula.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 13^31.<br />
a3 v [Donatus, Aelius: Preface to commentary on Andria.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 35^40.<br />
r<br />
a4 Juvenalis, Guido: [Letter addressed to] Germanus de Ganay.<br />
‘Guido Iuuenalis Germano de Ganeio uiro senatorio bonarumque<br />
litterarum amantissimo’. Incipit:‘Cum inter uarias multiplicesque<br />
interpretationes nostras, uir litterarum bonarum gloria<br />
conspicue . . .’<br />
a4 v Juvenalis, Guido: [Letter addressed to] Nicolaus de Capella.<br />
‘Guido Iuuenalis Nicolao de capella’. Incipit: ‘[S]aepe et multum<br />
praestabilis uir sapientiae, mecum cogitaui . . .’<br />
a5 r [Juvenalis, Guido(?): On comedy.] ‘Quid comoedia, unde dicta,<br />
quot eius species, quot membra, quotque actus sunt.’ Incipit:<br />
‘[C]omoedia secundum Graecos est et priuatae ciuilisque fortunae<br />
sine periculo uitae comprehensio . . .’<br />
a5 v [Woodcut.]<br />
r<br />
a6 [Juvenalis, Guido(?): Summary of] Andria. ‘Argumentum<br />
AndriaeTerentianae’. Incipit:‘Chremes Atticus duas habuit ¢lias,<br />
alteram Passibulam . . .’ Apparently part of Juvenalis’ commentary<br />
on Andria.<br />
a6 r [Didascalia for Andria.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus M. Fuluio<br />
aedilibus et M. Glabrione . . . M. Marcello et Sulpitio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-032.<br />
a6 r [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: Note on Andria.] Incipit: ‘[I]n<br />
huius quidem comedie expositionibus non sane multa sunt . . .’<br />
Extract from the notes ¢rst printed in Lyons: Johannes Trechsel,<br />
29 Aug.1493 (T-044).
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a6 r [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Andria. ‘Andrie<br />
Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri. Ter. An. Sulpicius’s periochae (on which see<br />
T-021) and Terence’s plays are presented as verse in this edition.<br />
a6 r [Juvenalis, Guido(?): On the etymology of the names of the dramatis<br />
personae of Andria.] Incipit:‘[P]amphilus nomen proprium<br />
¢lium Simonis . . .’Also apparently part of Juvenalis’commentary<br />
on Andria.<br />
a6 v Epitaphium [Terentii].‘Natus in excelsis tectis Carthaginis altae<br />
> Romanis ducibus bellica preda fui’; 3 elegiac distichs.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
b1 r Donatus, Aelius: [Preface to commentary on Andria.] ‘Aelii<br />
Donati necnon Guidonis Iuuenalis Cenomani in Sex. Pub.<br />
Terentii Afri comoedias interpretatio.’<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 35^40.<br />
r<br />
b1 [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Andria.‘Andriae prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. An. On the subscription ‘Calliopius recensui’after each<br />
play seeT-021. For the ordering of plays in this edition seeT-024.<br />
r<br />
b1 [Juvenalis], Gui[do: Commentary on Andria.] Incipit:‘ ‘‘[P]oeta<br />
cum primum’’ etc. [Ter. An. 1] Hic prologus quem in manibus<br />
habemus est relatiuus . . .’ Juvenalis’commentary on the periocha<br />
is omitted.<br />
v<br />
h4 Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on Eunuchus.] ‘In Sexti. P.<br />
Terentii Afri Eunuchum commentarium.’ Incipit: ‘[H]aec masculini<br />
generis nomine nuncupata fabula est Eunuchus . . .’<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 265^497.<br />
h4 v [Didascalia for Eunuchus.] ‘Acta ludis Magalensibus(!) L.<br />
Postumio Albino, L. Cornelio Merula edilibus curulibus . . . M.<br />
Valerio C. Mutio Fannio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
h4 v [Juvenalis, Guido: Commentary on Eunuchus.] Incipit: ‘‘‘Acta<br />
ludis’’etc. [Ter. Eu. didasc. 1] Haec comoedia fuit acta . . .’<br />
r<br />
h5 [Donatus, Aelius: Extract from preface to commentary on<br />
Eunuchus.] ‘Argumentum Eunuchi.’<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 267.12^268.18.<br />
r<br />
h5 [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Eunuchus.‘Eunuchi<br />
argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Eu.<br />
v<br />
h5 [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: Note on Sulp. Peri. Ter. Eu., 1.]<br />
Incipit: ‘‘‘Idipsum ignorans miles’’ [Sulp. Peri. Ter. Eu. 1].<br />
Idipsum id est falso dictitatam esse . . .’<br />
v<br />
h5 [Juvenalis], Guido: [Commentary on anonymous summary of<br />
Eunuchus].‘[M]eretrix Thais exclusit id est foris clausit . . .’<br />
h5 v [Anonymous summary of Eunuchus.] ‘Aliud Argumentum’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[M]eretrix adolescentem cuius mutuo amore tenebatur<br />
exclusit eique reuocato . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
h5 v [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: Note on Sulp. Peri. Ter. Eu. 3.]<br />
Incipit: ‘Sed ‘‘Atticus ciuis’’ [Sulp. Peri.Ter. Eu. 3] in primis repertus<br />
. . .’<br />
h5 v [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Eunuchus.‘Eunuchi Prologus’.<br />
refs. Ter. Eun.<br />
h5 v [Juvenalis], Gui[do: Commentary on Eunuchus.] Incipit: ‘A.‘‘Si<br />
quisquis’’ [Ter. Eu. 1] etc. Poetae defensor . . .’<br />
v<br />
h5 [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: Note on Ter. Eu., prologus 1.]<br />
Incipit: ‘Multi legunt ‘‘studeant’’, ut sit . . .’<br />
q3 r<br />
Calphurnius, Johannes: [Commentary on]<br />
Hautontimorumenos. ‘Io. Calphurnii in P. S. Terentii<br />
Heautontimorumenon examinata interpretatio.’ Incipit: ‘ ‘‘In<br />
militiam pro¢cisci’’ [Sulp. Peri. Ter. Hau. 1]. Haec fabula<br />
Menandri graeca, quae facta aTerentio latina . . .’<br />
r<br />
q3 [Didascalia for Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus<br />
L. Cor. Len. L.Va. Flac. aedilibus currulibus . . . M. Iunio et T.<br />
Sempronio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
r<br />
q3 [Juvenalis], Gui[do: Commentary on Hautontimorumenos.]<br />
‘Arg. Heautontimoru.’ Incipit: ‘[C]hremes et Menedemus duos<br />
¢lios habuerunt . . .’ The commentary includes interjected<br />
remarks from Ascensius.<br />
q3 r [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: On Juvenalis’ commentary on<br />
Hautontimorumenos]. Incipit: ‘[Q]uandoquidem (ut post ¢nem<br />
operis dicturi simus) auctor ipse Guido Iuvenalis . . .’ After all<br />
notes by Ascensius in this edition Juvenalis’ commentary continues.<br />
v<br />
q3 [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of]<br />
Hautontimorumenos.‘Heautontimorumenos(!) Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hau.<br />
q3 v [Terentius Afer, Publius: Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Hau.<br />
x5 v [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: Note on Ter. Hau. 1056^63].<br />
Incipit: ‘[I]llud Cli. Pater Chremes: ‘‘Nihil audio’’ [Ter. Hau.<br />
1056] etc. Sic quoque intelligi potest . . .’<br />
x5 v Donatus, [Aelius: Commentary on Adelphoe.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 3^185.<br />
v<br />
x5 [Didascalia for Adelphoe.] ‘Acta ludis funebribus Q. Fa. Maximo<br />
P. Cor. Africano Aemilii Pauli aedilibus curulibus . . . A. Nitio M.<br />
Cor. consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
r<br />
x6 [Juvenalis], Gui[do: Commentary on Adelphoe.] ‘Adelphorum<br />
argumentum enarratio.’ Incipit: ‘[H]anc comoediam Adelphos<br />
uocant, id est fratres . . .’<br />
r<br />
x6 [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Adelphoe.<br />
‘Adelphorum argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ad. SeeT-021.<br />
v<br />
x6 Terentius Afer, Publius: Adelphoe. ‘P. Terentii Afrii poete<br />
comici Adelphos’.‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Ad.<br />
F2 v Donatus, Aelius: [Commentaryon] Phormio.‘In Sex. P.Terentii<br />
Afri Phormionem commentarium’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 345^484.<br />
F2 v [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Post. Albino<br />
L. Cor. Merula aedilibus currulibus . . . G. Fannio Marcoque<br />
Valerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
r<br />
F3 [Juvenalis], Gui[do: Commentary on] Phormio. ‘Phormionis<br />
Argumentum.’ Incipit: ‘Chremes et Demipho fratres fuerunt,<br />
quorum Chremes fertur . . .’<br />
F3 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Phormio.<br />
‘Phormiouis(!) Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ph.<br />
F3 v [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Phormio.‘Prologus.’<br />
r<br />
M2 [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: Note on Phormio.] Incipit:<br />
‘[I]llud ‘‘non pol temere’’ [Ter. Ph. 998] etc., sic intelligo . . .’<br />
M2 r [Didascalia for Hecyra.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis S. Iu. Caesare Cn.<br />
Cornelio aedilibus currulibus . . . Qu. Ful. L. Mar. aedilibus<br />
curru’.<br />
refs. SeeT-022.<br />
M2 r Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on] Hecyra.‘In P. Sext.Terenti<br />
Afri Ecyram examinata interpretatio’.
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refs. ed.Wessner II 189^342.<br />
M2 v Juvenalis, [Guido: Commentary on Hecyra]. Incipit:<br />
‘[P]hilomenam uirginem olim compresserat Pamphilus . . .’<br />
M2 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Hecyra.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hec.<br />
M2 v [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: Note on periocha of Hecyra.]<br />
Incipit: ‘[I]n huius argumenti narratione non pauca sunt . . .’<br />
M2 v [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: Note on Hecyra.] Incipit:<br />
‘[Q]uemadmodum modo diximus, argumentum huius fabulae . . .’<br />
M3 r Terentius Afer, Publius: Hecyra.‘Ecyrae prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Hec.<br />
v<br />
R2 [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: Note on Hecyra.] Incipit:<br />
‘[T]erentius Donati iudicio scite omisit illud ‘‘aliis’’ quod commentarius<br />
adiecit . . .’<br />
r<br />
R3 Bad[ius] Ascensius, Jo[docus: Note addressed to] the reader.<br />
Incipit: ‘[P]erlatae sunt paucos abhinc menses in manus usque<br />
nostras interpretationes familiares in Terentium a Guidone<br />
Iuuenale . . . paulo antehac Parisiis editae . . .’ Names Guido<br />
Juvenalis as writer of the commentary and defends his own work<br />
as editor.<br />
R3 r Juvenalis, Guido: [Letter addressed to] Martinus Guerrandus.<br />
‘Guido Iuuenalis Martino Guerrando iuris utriusque et ponti¢cii<br />
et Caesarii peritissimo atque uenerandi in Christo Patris praesulis<br />
Cenomanensis.’ Incipit: ‘[N]on sine optima ratione Cicero noster<br />
. . .’<br />
R3 r Juvenalis, Guido: [Letter addressed to] Nicolaus Peletarius.<br />
Incipit: ‘[N]on me praeterit, uir praestantissime, apud te saepius<br />
. . .’<br />
R3 v Juvenalis, Guido: [Letter addressed to] Michael Burellus.<br />
Incipit: ‘[Q]uemadmodum Hesiodus ille poeta moratissimus litteris<br />
mandatum reliquit . . .’<br />
r<br />
R4 Juvenalis, Guido: Epigram [addressed to] the people of Le<br />
Mans. ‘Guido Iuvenalis natione Cenomanensi epigramma super<br />
causa operis suscepti.’ ‘Extat Platonis praeclarum dogma monentis<br />
> Vt quaerat patriae commoda quisque suae’; 6 elegiac distichs.<br />
R4 r Aegidius, Johannes: Epigram [addressed to] young men.<br />
‘Ioannis Egidii Nuceriensis epigramma ad iuuenes.’ ‘Quid teris<br />
ignauum damnosa per ocia tempus > immemor aetatis culta<br />
iuuenta breuis’; 20 elegiac distichs.<br />
R4 r [Verse to] the reader. ‘Ad lectorem index commentariorum.’<br />
‘Quattuor ecce notis quot commentaria lector > Accipe<br />
Donatum sol sibi primus habet’; 3 elegiac distichs.<br />
refs. See BMC.<br />
R4 r [Suardis, Lazarus de(?): Verse addressed to the reader.]<br />
‘Excusatio Lazari’. ‘Si quid forte tuos o¡endet, lector, ocellos ><br />
Quod mihi mendoso grammate uersus erat’; 3 elegiac distichs.<br />
refs. See BMC.<br />
Venice: Lazarus de Suardis, de Saviliano, 7 Nov. 1499. Folio. As<br />
assigned by Go¡. Pr assigns to Simon de Luere.<br />
collation: a^f 6 g 4 h^z A^Q 6 R 4 .<br />
Woodcut initials and illustrations; see Rhodes, ‘Te¤ rence au XV e<br />
sie' cle’, 289.<br />
HR 15430; Go¡ T-103; BMC V 491; Pr 5625; Essling 866; Sander<br />
7199; Sheppard 4381.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century gold-tooled red morocco by V.<br />
Niedre¤ e; formerly marbled-edged, now gilt-edged leaves;<br />
marbled pastedowns; emerald green silk bookmark. Size: 312 ¿<br />
223 ¿ 36 mm. Size of leaf: 307 ¿ 201 mm.<br />
A few marginal notes, now erased, in a sixteenth-century north<br />
European hand. In pencil on verso of front endleaf: ‘Trap 100/- ><br />
1405’.<br />
Provenance: Piacenza, Capuchins, S. Margarita; see circular<br />
stamp ‘Bibliothecae Capucciorum Placentiae’ on a1 r . Edwin<br />
Tross, bookseller. Purchased by Parker, from Tross; ‘Tross VIII<br />
1406’, for »4. 18. 0; see Library Bills (1862^4), bill dated 24 Oct.<br />
1861.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. Q 3.30.<br />
T-050 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
Comoediae (comm. Aelius Donatus, Johannes<br />
Calphurnius, Guido Juvenalis, ed. Jodocus Badius<br />
Ascensius).<br />
[Title-page.] ‘Terentii cum quattuor commentariis Donati<br />
Calphurnii, Guidonis et Ascensii’.<br />
r<br />
a1 Epitaphium [Terentii]. All texts in this volume are edited by<br />
Ascensius; see his letter on N4 v . ‘Natus in excelsis tectis<br />
Carthaginis altae > Romanis ducibus bellica praeda fui’; 3 elegiac<br />
distichs.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
a2 r [Donatus, Aelius]: VitaTerenti.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 3^10.<br />
v<br />
a2 [Euanthius: De fabula.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 13^31.<br />
a4 r [Donatus, Aelius: Preface to commentary on Andria.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 35^40.<br />
a4 v Juvenalis, Guido: [Letter addressed to] Germanus de Ganay.<br />
‘Guido Iuuenalis Germano de Ganeio uiro senatorio bonarumque<br />
litterarum amantissimo’. Incipit:‘Cum inter uarias multiplicesque<br />
interpretationes nostras, uir litterarum bonarum gloria<br />
conspicue . . .’<br />
r<br />
a5 Juvenalis, Guido: [Letter addressed to] Nicolaus de Capella.<br />
‘Guido Iuvenalis Nicholao de capella’. Incipit: ‘Saepe et multum<br />
praestabilis uir sapientiae, mecum cogitaui . . .’<br />
a5 v [Juvenalis, Guido(?): On comedy.] ‘Quid comoedia, unde dicta,<br />
quot eius species, quot membra, quotque actus sunt.’ Incipit:<br />
‘[C]omoedia secundum Graecos est et priuatae ciuilisque fortunae<br />
sine periculo uitae comprehensio . . .’<br />
r<br />
a6 [Table of words.] ‘Index uocabulorum huius libri.’ Incipit:<br />
‘Abdicare cartha i . . .’<br />
b1 r [Anonymous summary of] Andria. ‘Argumentum Andriae ex<br />
Guidone.’ Incipit: ‘Chremes Atticus duas habuit ¢lias . . .’<br />
Attributed to Guido Juvenalis in the title.<br />
b1 r [Didascalia for Andria.] ‘Acta ludis Megalensibus M. Fuluio<br />
Glabrione et Q. Minutio Valerio aedilibus curulibus . . . M.<br />
Marcello et Sulpitio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-032.<br />
b1 r [On the etymology of the names of the dramatis personae of<br />
Andria.] Incipit: ‘[P]amphilus nomen proprium ¢lium<br />
Simonis . . .’<br />
b1 r [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Andria. ‘Andriae<br />
Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri. Ter. An. On Sulpicius’s verse summaries see<br />
T-021.These and Terence’s plays are presented as verse.<br />
v<br />
b1 [Donatus, Aelius: Preface to commentary on Andria.]<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 35^40.<br />
a1 r
2458 terentius afer, publius<br />
[t-050<br />
b2 r Terentius Afer, Publius: Andria.‘Andriae Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. An. On the subscription ‘Calliopius recensui’after each<br />
play seeT-021. For the ordering of plays in this edition seeT-024.<br />
b2 r [Juvenalis], Guido: [Commentary on Andria.] Incipit: ‘‘‘Poeta<br />
cum primum’’ [Ter. An. 1] etc. Hic prologus quem in manibus<br />
habemus est relatiuus . . .’<br />
h 2 v [Donatus, Aelius: Commentary on] Eunuchus.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner I 265^497.<br />
h2 v [Juvenalis], Guido: [Commentary on didascalia for Eunuchus.]<br />
Incipit: ‘‘‘Acta ludis’’ [Ter. Eu. didasc. 1] etc. Haec comoedia fuit<br />
acta . . .’<br />
h3 r [Didascalia for Eunuchus.] ‘Acta ludis Meg. L. Posth. Albino L.<br />
Corn. Merula aedilibus curulibus. . . M.Val. C. Mucio Fannio co’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
h3 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Eunuchus.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Eu.<br />
h 3 r [Anonymous summary of] Eunuchus. ‘Argumentum Eunuchi’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[M]eretrix adoloscentem cuius mutuo amore tenebatur<br />
exclusit eique reuocato . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
h 3 r Terentius Afer, Publius: Eunuchus.‘Eunuchi Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Eun.<br />
p4 r [Didascalia for Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Acta ludis Megal. L. Cor.<br />
Len. L.Val. Flac. aedil curru . . . M. IunioT. Sempronio coss’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
p4 r<br />
Calphurnius, Johannes: [Commentary on]<br />
Hautontimorumenos. ‘Io. Calphurnii in P. Sexti Terentii<br />
Heautontimorumenon examinata interpretatio.’ Incipit: ‘ ‘‘[I]n<br />
militiam pro¢cisci’’ [Sulp. Peri. Ter. Hau. 1]. Haec fabula<br />
Menandri graeca, quae facta aTerentio latina . . .’<br />
p4 r [Juvenalis], Guido: [Commentary on Hautontimorumenos.]<br />
Incipit: ‘[C]hremes et Me. duos ¢lios habuerunt, Chremes,<br />
Clitiphonem et Mene . . .’<br />
p4 r [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: On Juvenalis’ commentary on<br />
Hautontimorumenos.] Incipit: ‘[Q]uandoquidem (ut post ¢nem<br />
operis dicturi simus) auctor ipse Guido Iuvenalis . . .’ After all<br />
notes by Ascensius in this edition Juvenalis’ commentary continues.<br />
u6 r [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: Note on Ter. Hau. 1056^63.]<br />
Incipit: ‘[I]llud Cli. Pater Chremes: ‘‘Nihil audio’’ [Ter. Hau.<br />
1056] etc. Sic quoque intelligi potest . . .’<br />
u6 r [Didascalia for Adelphoe.] ‘Acta ludis funeribus Q. Fa. Maximo<br />
P. Cor. Africano Aemilii Pauli aed. curulibus . . . A. Nitio et M.<br />
Cor. consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
u6 r Donatus, [Aelius: Commentary on Adelphoe.] ‘In Terentii<br />
Ad£phos(!) interpretatio’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 3^185.<br />
u6 v [Juvenalis], Guido: [Commentary on Adelphoe.] ‘Adelphorum<br />
argumentum enarratio.’ Incipit: ‘[H]anc comoediam Adelphos<br />
uocant, id est fratres . . .’<br />
u6 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Adelphoe.<br />
‘Adelphorum Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ad. SeeT-021.<br />
x 1 r [Terentius Afer, Publius: Adelphoe.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs. Ter. Ad.<br />
B2 v [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Postumio<br />
Albino L. Cornelio Merula aedilibus . . . Caio Fannio M.Valerio<br />
consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
B2 v Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary] on Phormio.‘In Sex. P.Terentii<br />
Afri Phormionem commentarium’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 345^484.<br />
B2 v [Didascalia for Phormio.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis L. Post. Albino<br />
L. Cor. Merula aedilibus . . . Appollodori epidicazomenenos<br />
acta.quater. C. Fannio MarcoqueValerio consulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-021.<br />
B3 r [Juvenalis, Guido: Commentary on] Phormio. ‘Phormionis<br />
Argumentum.’ Incipit: ‘Chremes et Demipho fratres fuerunt,<br />
quorum Chremes fertur . . .’<br />
B3 v<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Phormio.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ph.<br />
B3 v [Terentius Afer, Publius: Phormio.] ‘Prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Ph.<br />
r<br />
H2 [Didascalia for Hecyra.] ‘Acta ludis Romanis Sex. Iu. Caes Gn.<br />
Cornelio aedilibus curulibus. . . Q. Fuluio L. Marco aedilibus curulibus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-022.<br />
r<br />
H2 [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: Note on Phormio.] Incipit:<br />
‘[I]llud ‘‘non pol temere’’ [Ter. Ph. 998] etc., sic intelligo . . .’<br />
H2 v Donatus, Aelius: [Commentary on Hecyra.] ‘In P. Sext.Terenti<br />
Afri Ecyram examinata interpretatio’.<br />
refs. ed.Wessner II 189^342.<br />
v<br />
H2 [Juvenalis], Guido: [Commentary on Hecyra.] Incipit:<br />
‘[P]hilomenam uirginem olim compresserat Pamphilus . . .’<br />
H2 v [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: Note on periocha of Hecyra.]<br />
Incipit: ‘[I]n huius argumenti narratione non pauca sunt . . .’<br />
r<br />
H3 [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Hecyra.]<br />
‘Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Hec.<br />
H3 r [Terentius Afer, Publius]: Hecyra.‘Ecyrae prologus.’<br />
refs.Ter. Hec.<br />
N4 r [Badius] Ascensius, [Jodocus: Note on Hecyra]. Incipit:<br />
‘[T]erentius Donati iudicio scite omisit illud ‘‘aliis’’ quod commentarius<br />
adiecit . . .’<br />
N4 v Badius Ascensius, Jodocus: [Note addressed to] the reader.<br />
Incipit: ‘[P]erlatae sunt paucos abhinc menses in manus usque<br />
nostras interpretationes familiares in Terentium a Guidone<br />
Iuuenale . . . paulo antehac Parisiis editae . . .’ Names Guido<br />
Juvenalis as writer of the commentary and defends his own work<br />
as editor.<br />
N4 v [Badius Ascensius, Jodocus: Notes] on Andria. ‘Quae ad<br />
Andriam annotata sunt.’ Incipit: ‘[I]n Andriae quidem expositionibus<br />
non sane . . .’<br />
v<br />
N4 [Badius Ascensius, Jodocus: Notes] on Eunuchus. ‘Ad<br />
Eunuchum.’ Incipit: ‘[I]n Eunucho autem pauciora sunt. Vt in<br />
expositione . . .’<br />
N5 r Juvenalis, Guido: [Letter addressed to] Martinus Guerrandus.<br />
‘Guido Iuvenalis Martino Guerrando iuris utriusque et ponti¢cii<br />
et Caesarii peritissimo atque uenerandi in Christo Patris praesulis<br />
Cenomanensis.’ Incipit: ‘[N]on sine optima ratione Cicero noster<br />
. . .’<br />
N5 r Juvenalis, Guido: [Letter addressed to] Nicolaus Peletarius.<br />
Incipit: ‘[N]on me praeterit, uir praestantissime, apud te saepius<br />
. . .’<br />
v<br />
N5 Juvenalis, Guido: [Letter addressed to] Michael Burellus.<br />
Incipit: ‘[Q]uemadmodum Hesiodus ille poeta moratissimus litteris<br />
mandatum reliquit . . .’
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N6 r Juvenalis, Guido: Epigram [addressed to] the people of Le<br />
Mans. ‘Guido Iuvenalis natione Cenomanensi epigramma super<br />
causa operis suscepti.’ ‘Extat Platonis praeclarum dogma monentis<br />
> Vt quaerat patriae commoda quisque suae’; 6 elegiac distichs.<br />
N6 r Aegidius, Johannes: Epigram [addressed to] young men.<br />
‘Ioannis Egidii Nuceriensis epigramma ad iuuenes.’ ‘Quid teris<br />
ignauum damnosa per ocia tempus > immemor aetatis culta<br />
iuuenta breuis?’; 20 elegiac distichs.<br />
N6 r [Colophon.]<br />
Milan: [Ambrosius de Caponago], 20 Dec. [c.1499]. Folio.<br />
collation: a 8 b^z & m k A^N 6 . Leaf B1 is signed C1. Types: 83 R,108 R. 236 leaves. 54 lines (a2 r ), 58 lines (b1 r ).Type area:<br />
222 ¿ 155 mm (a2 r ), 240 ¿ 155 mm (b1 r ). Leaf a1 r ,TITLE: ‘Terentii<br />
cum quattuor commentariis: Donati Cal > phurnii. Guidonis: &<br />
. . .’; l. 4: ‘EPITHAPHIVM’. > Natus in excel|is tectis Carthaginis<br />
alt� > . . .’; a2 r : ‘TERENTII VITA. > [ ]VBLIVS Terentius Afer<br />
r<br />
Carthagine natus: |eruiuit Rom� . . .’; a6 : ‘Index uocabulorum<br />
huius libri.’; b1 r : [commentary] ‘Argumentum Andri� Ex<br />
Guidone > Chremes atticus duas habuit ¢lias: . . .’; [text] ‘Acta<br />
ludis Megale� |ibus. M. Fuluio Glabrio > ne: & Quinto<br />
Minutio. . .’; l.7:‘Publii Terentii Afri Poet� > comici Andri� argume�<br />
tu� . > sOrore� Fal|o creditam meretricul� > . . .’; N6 r ,<br />
COLOPHON: ‘Impre||um Mediolani Die. xx. Decembris.’;<br />
[Register].<br />
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COPY<br />
Binding: Early twentieth-century brown paper boards; the spine<br />
covered in green paper; title in gilt on red paper label on spine.<br />
Size: 301 ¿ 212 ¿ 47 mm. Size of leaf: 295 ¿ 202 mm.<br />
Folio numbers supplied in a seventeeth-century hand.<br />
On a 2 r a ¢ve-line initial ‘P’ is supplied in brown ink.<br />
Provenance: Gaspar Biragus (£.1713): see autograph below colophon<br />
on N6 r : ‘Gasparis Biragi Mediolanensis 1713’. Ercole<br />
Giuseppe, Conte de Silva (1756^1840); oval stamp on a 1 r .<br />
Purchased from Moretti in 1971 for 450.000 Lire; unsigned pencil<br />
note (by David Rogers) on the front pastedown; Bodleian stamp<br />
on a1 r , dated 21 July 1971.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. d. I3.1.<br />
T-051 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
Comoediae [German] Comedien.<br />
A 1 r [Title-page and woodcut.] ‘Terentius der Hochgelert und aller<br />
bru« chlichest Poet von Latin zu� tu« tsch transferiert nach dem text<br />
und nach der glo�’.<br />
A 1 v [German translation of the EpitaphiumTerentii.] ‘Zu� Cartago in<br />
der stat so hoch > Ward geborn ichTherentius doch’; 6 knittelvers.<br />
For the Latin original seeT-021.<br />
A2 r [Preface.] ‘EinVorred.’<br />
refs. R. E. Schade, ‘Sacra ex prophanis: On the German-language<br />
Reception of Terence (1486^1600)’, in R. E. Schade,<br />
Studies in Early German Comedy, 1500^1650 (Columbia, SC,<br />
1998), 46^72, at 51^2.<br />
A2 r [Instruction for using the table.] ‘Wie man das register lesen sol.’<br />
Incipit: ‘Aber in das Register also zegon ist wie dann es nach ordnung<br />
des a b c . . .’<br />
A2 v [Table.] Incipit: ‘Von dem bu« chstaben A. Abtissin ir to e chter lert<br />
in Eunucho . . .’ On this see Schade,‘Sacra ex prophanis’, 53.<br />
A 6 v [On how to read Terence with understanding.] ‘Item recht und<br />
verstentlich zelesen di� bu� ch’. Incipit: ‘Die erst regel. Yeglcher(!)<br />
der in dissem bu� ch lesen will . . .’ The ¢fth rule discusses the punctuation<br />
used in the edition. On these rules see Schade, ‘Sacra ex<br />
prophanis’, 53.<br />
r<br />
B1 [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Andria.]<br />
‘Argumentum’. Incipit: ‘[D]ie schwester fa« lschlich gelobt des hu« rlins<br />
. . .’ On the Latin text of Sulpicius’s periochae seeT-021.<br />
B1 r [Discussion of the etymology of the names of the dramatis personae<br />
of Andria.] For a similar note in Latin seeT-044.<br />
B1 r<br />
[Explanation of woodcut illustration of Andria.] Incipit:<br />
‘Argumentum ist ein geschicht gedicht welches dennocht geschehen<br />
mocht . . .’<br />
B2 r [Woodcut illustration depicting dramatis personae of Andria.]<br />
v<br />
B2 [Explanation of woodcut.] Incipit: ‘[I]n diser ersten scen ist die<br />
tugend das mitsagung des Argumentz wu« rt der scenisch bruch<br />
gesehen . . .’<br />
B2 v [Terentius Afer, Publius: Andria.] ‘Die erst ubung.’ Incipit:‘[I]r<br />
die ding hynnyn nementz hynweg gond dar von (Oder also secundum<br />
Donatum) Ir nement hyn die ding . . .’ The prologue is<br />
omitted. On the subscription ‘Calliopius recensui’after each play<br />
see T-021. For the ordering of plays in this edition see T-024. On<br />
the extremely literal anonymous translations of Andria,<br />
Hautontimorumenos, Adelphoe, Phormio, and Hecyra into<br />
German, and the modelling of the layout of this edition on that<br />
of Hans Neithart’s German translation of Eunuchus, Ulm:<br />
Conrad Dinckmut, 1486, see Schade,‘Sacra ex prophanis’, 49, 51^<br />
4 and n.10, with discussion of the woodcuts at 54, and of the Latin<br />
source for the translation at 55, with further references given at 51<br />
and n. 5;VL IX 698^709, at 707; and VLVI 901^2.<br />
B2 v [Commentary on Andria.] Incipit:‘A. Mit ursach mangelt das er<br />
nit anfacht mitt den eygen namen . . .’<br />
F4 v [Long anonymous summary of] Eunuchus.‘Ein argu. Eunuchi’.<br />
Incipit: ‘Es ist genummen worden eyn edle Athenische iungfrouwe<br />
. . .’<br />
v<br />
F4 [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Eunuchus. ‘Ein<br />
argumentum Eunuchi.’ Incipit:‘[D]ie schwester falschlich gesprochen<br />
Thaidis . . .’<br />
v<br />
F4 [Anonymous summary of Eunuchus.] ‘Ein ander argument’.<br />
refs. H. Fischer, Der Eunuchus des Terenz u« bersetzt von Hans<br />
Neidhart (Tu« bingen, 1915), 4. On this see also Schade, ‘Sacra ex<br />
prophanis’, 49^50.<br />
r<br />
F5 [Woodcut illustration depicting dramatis personae of<br />
Eunuchus.]<br />
v<br />
F5 [Explanation of woodcut illustration of Eunuchus.] ‘Ein herclerung<br />
des Argumentz’. Incipit:‘[I]n diser ¢gur aber wie in der ersten<br />
principal sinc(!) fu« n¡ satzung . . .’<br />
F6 r Terentius Afer, Publius: [Eunuchus.] ‘Die erst ubung.’<br />
Translated by Hans Neithart according to the anonymous preface;<br />
see VL VI 899^903, at 901; and VL IX 698^709, on the<br />
Eunuchus at 706^7; Fischer, Der Eunuchus des Terenz, p. vii;<br />
Schade,‘Sacra ex prophanis’, 49^50 and notes, 52.<br />
refs. Fischer, Der Eunuchus desTerenz, 6^203.<br />
r<br />
F6 [Commentary on Eunuchus.] Incipit:‘In der ersten scen wu« rt ein<br />
exempel gezeigt wie nit sins gewalt ist . . . For the layout of the text<br />
and the glosses, which use the commentary of Donatus, see VLVI<br />
899^903, at 901; Fischer, Der Eunuchus desTerenz, p. vii.<br />
M6 v [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Eunuchus. ‘Ein<br />
argumentum Eunuchi.’ Incipit: ‘[I]n den krieg zu ziehen den sun<br />
Clineam der liebhaben was Anthiphilam . . .<br />
M6 v [Explanation of woodcut illustration of Hautontimorumenos.]<br />
‘Ein erclerung der nach gon den ¢gur der dritten Comed’. Incipit:
2460 terentius afer, publius<br />
[t-051^t-052<br />
‘Heautontimorumenos ist ein griechischer nam der fabel von<br />
welches u�legung menig in mancherley stritten . . .’<br />
v<br />
N1 [Woodcut illustration depicting dramatis personae of<br />
Hautontimorumenos.]<br />
N2 r [Terentius Afer, Publius: Hautontimorumenos.] ‘Der III comedien<br />
Heauton’. Incipit: ‘[W]ie wol dyse erkantny� zwisschen uns<br />
nach fast ist . . .’ The prologue is omitted.<br />
N2 r [Commentary on Hautontimorumenos.] Incipit: ‘In der ersten<br />
scen Chremes den alten Menedemum der sich in dem acker mit<br />
dem rechen pynigen was . . .’<br />
Q3 v<br />
[Woodcut illustration depicting dramatis personae of<br />
Adelphoe.]<br />
r<br />
Q4 [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Adelphoe.<br />
‘Argumentum Adelhproum(!)’. Incipit: ‘[D]ie wil Demea het<br />
zwen iu« ngling gibt er Mitioni sinem bru� der . . .’<br />
r<br />
Q4 [Explanation of woodcut illustration of Adelphoe.] ‘Der ¢gur<br />
u�legung die Comdii Therentii’. Incipit: ‘[A]delphos ist die<br />
Comedii genant, das souil ist der bru� der dann es sind zweimal<br />
zwen bru� der . . .’<br />
v<br />
Q4 [Terentius Afer, Publius: Adelphoe.] ‘Die erst ubung.’ Incipit:<br />
‘[S]torax: ist nit wyder kummen in der nacht von dem nachtmal<br />
Eschinus? . . .’ The prologue is omitted.<br />
v<br />
Q4 [Commentary on Adelphoe.] Incipit: ‘In diser I scen von den<br />
alten gesagt . . .’<br />
X2 v [Woodcut illustration depicting dramatis personae of Phormio.]<br />
r<br />
X3 [Explanation of woodcut illustration of Phormio.] ‘Erklerung<br />
u« ber die funften Comedi Therentii’. Incipit: ‘[W]iderumb wie in<br />
den vordern sie zwen bruder die unden stond einer mit namen<br />
Demipho . . .’<br />
X3 r [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Phormio.] ‘Ein ku« rtzer<br />
Argument.’ Incipit: ‘[D]er bruder Cremetis Demipho u� was<br />
u« ber feld verlassend . . .’<br />
v<br />
X3 [Terentius Afer, Publius: Phormio.] ‘Die erst ubung.’ Incipit:<br />
‘[M]in hoo e chster fru« nd und foo e lcklicher Geta . . .’ The prologue<br />
is omitted.<br />
v<br />
X3 [Commentary on Phormio.] Incipit: ‘In der ersten scen wu« rt in<br />
gelegt ein ursach zeleren . . .’<br />
c2 v [Woodcut illustration depicting dramatis personae of Hecyra.]<br />
r<br />
c3 [Explanation of woodcut illustration of Hecyra.] Incipit:<br />
‘[E]cyram indem das ich wider etlich bin mit den andren . . .’<br />
c3 r [Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of Hecyra.] ‘Ein kurtz<br />
Argument.’ Incipit: ‘[P]amphilus nympt Philomenam zu� eyner<br />
hu�frouwen, welcher er vor zyten unwissend . . .’<br />
c3 v [Terentius Afer, Publius: Hecyra.] ‘Die erst ubung.’ Incipit:‘[B]y<br />
pol. O Syra wie wenig du fyndest der lichten frouwen tru« w liebhaber<br />
. . .’ The prologue is omitted.<br />
c3 v [Commentary on Hecyra.] Incipit: ‘In der ersten scen in nu« wer<br />
gestalt hye zwo person yngelegt werdent . . .’<br />
Strasbourg: Johann (Reinhard) Gru« ninger, 5 Mar. 1499. Folio.<br />
collation: A^M 2 M^Z a^e 6 f 8 .<br />
Woodcut illustrations; see Rhodes,‘Te¤ rence au XV e sie' cle’, 298.<br />
HCR 15434; Go¡ T-107; BMC I 113; Pr 489; BSB-Ink T-110;<br />
Schramm XX p. 23; Schreiber V 5333; Sheppard 401. Micro¢che:<br />
Unit 2: Classics in Translation: Part I CT 104.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century German blind-tooled pigskin. On<br />
both covers triple ¢llets form four insecting frames, the third<br />
frame consists of an upper and lower panel only so that the vertical<br />
edges of the fourth and second frames meet; within the second<br />
and fourth frames a repeated roll stamp; within the inner rectangle<br />
at all four corners a thistle, and at the centre a plant bearing<br />
berries. Title printed on a parchment label on spine; thickly rededged<br />
leaves. Size: 297 ¿ 212 ¿ 40 mm. Size of leaf: 285 ¿<br />
192mm.<br />
Provenance: Hanns Rinbold (£. c.1500); inscription on A 2 v :<br />
‘Hanns Rinbold[ ]’. Purchased for »1. 13. 0; see Books Purchased<br />
(1860), 85.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. Q inf. 2.22.<br />
T-052 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
Comoediae: Phormio.<br />
a1 r<br />
[Anonymous argumentum.] ‘Comedia quinta Phormio.<br />
Argumentum familiarissimum.’ Incipit: ‘[C]hremes et Demipho<br />
duo fuerunt fratres Athenis. Demipho . . .’ For the eleventh-century<br />
origins of this and the other anonymous ‘argumenta’ see<br />
T-021.<br />
a1 r<br />
[Sulpicius Apollinaris, Gaius: Periocha of] Phormio.<br />
‘Phormionis Argumentum.’<br />
refs. Sulp. Peri.Ter. Ph.<br />
v<br />
a1 [Terentius Afer, Publius: Phormio.] ‘Prologus’<br />
refs.Ter. Ph.<br />
London: Richard Pynson, [1497]. 4 o . As dated by BMC, from the<br />
use of initials set 7; Sheppard dates [1495].<br />
collation: a^d 8 .<br />
H 15428 (II); BMC XI; Pr 9786; Du¡ 391 (V); Sheppard 7537; STC<br />
23885 (V).<br />
COPY<br />
Bound after 76 leaves of a ¢fteenth-century English manuscript,<br />
containing interpretations of obscure words in the Bible in<br />
Revening’s hand.<br />
Binding: Fifteenth-century parchment and textile laminate longstitch<br />
binding, the lower board extending to form a fore-edge £ap.<br />
Cover turn-ins, the perimeter sewn with zigzag stitching in white<br />
thread. Binding sewn in three phases. Phase I (manuscript only):<br />
long-stitch in blue thread through cover. Internal and external<br />
parchment reinforcement guards for each gathering. Phase II:<br />
Phormio sewn, using long-stitch in white or pink thread, after<br />
leaf 76 (ult.) of manuscript, and before stubs of two further leaves<br />
with external guard. Each gathering of the incunable contains<br />
blank parchment internal reinforcement guards. Text block of<br />
Phormio untrimmed, retaining deckle-edges and pin-holes, an<br />
indication that this is its ¢rst binding. Phase III: the ¢rst three<br />
gatherings of the manuscript resewn with long-stitch in white<br />
thread, with di¡erent parchment internal and external guards<br />
from a twelfth-century manuscript with musical notation. For a<br />
similar binding structure, compare with Shrewsbury School<br />
Library MS. 14 in J. A. Szirmai, The Archaeology of Medieval<br />
Bookbinding (Aldershot, 1999), 289 pls 10.11 [a^c]. For zigzag<br />
perimeter sewing see Public Record O⁄ce E101/401/2, Account<br />
book (1383) of William de Pakyngton, keeper of the wardrobe for<br />
the King’s household, deposited in the King’s Remembrancer’s<br />
O⁄ce.‘ObscuraVerba Bibl Explicantur’ in manuscript vertically<br />
along the spine (ex informatione Andrew Honey). On the textile<br />
cover inside the upper cover are drawn the Cross and the<br />
Symbols of the Cruci¢xion. Size: 226 ¿ 173 ¿ 28 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 216 ¿ 146 mm.<br />
A few marginal notes and interlinear notes in a contemporary<br />
English hand, supplying synonyms, pen-trials including the
t-052^t-057] terrasse, petrus<br />
2461<br />
name ‘Pantaleo Massa(?)’, and a sketch of three ¢gures in a cell,<br />
probably based on a woodcut. The name ‘Revenyng’ in black ink<br />
in blocked letters on the textile cover inside the rear pastedown.<br />
Provenance: [ ] Revening (¢fteenth century?); rear pastedown,<br />
and inscription ‘ . . . esto michi . . . quod Revening’ at head of<br />
verso of last leaf of item 1. Richard Morys (£. 1522?); inscription<br />
‘magister(?) Rychard morys’on d8 v .Thomas, Lord Fairfax (1612^<br />
1671); shelfmark: ‘Fairfax 18’ in manuscript on the upper cover;<br />
‘18’ both manuscript and stamped in white ink horizontally at<br />
the head of the spine; see SC 3898. Bequeathed in 1671.<br />
shelfmark: MS. Fairfax 18.<br />
T-053 Terentius Afer, Publius<br />
VulgariaTerentii [English and Latin].<br />
n1 r [Title.] ‘Vulgaria quedam abs Terentio in Anglicam linguam traducta.’<br />
n1 r [Verse addressed to the student].‘Hunc studiose puer menti committe<br />
libellum > Anglica qui cupis et uerba latina loqui’; 3 elegiac<br />
distichs.<br />
r<br />
n1 [Anwykyll, John: English translation of citations fromTerence.]<br />
Incipit: ‘[G]odd spede you, save you and rest merry. . . Gramercy<br />
and I thank you and thee . . .’ Alternates with lemmata from<br />
Terence’s plays. This compilation is ascribed to John Anwykyll<br />
by Sharpe, Latin Writers, no. 565. N. Orme, Education in Early<br />
Tudor England: Magdalen College Oxford and its School, 1480^<br />
1540 (Oxford,1998), 32, 36^7, considers that theVulgaria embody<br />
Anwykyll’s own teaching programme. On editions of Vulgaria<br />
Terentia see Rhodes,‘Te¤ rence au XV e sie' cle’, 285.<br />
r<br />
n1 [Anwykyll, John]: Vulgaria [Terentii]. Incipit: ‘Saluete, Salue,<br />
Saluus sis chrito Iubeo te saluere . . . Bene uenisti Saluum te aduenisse<br />
gratulor aduenisse gaudeo . . .’ Sentences from Terence’s<br />
plays selected by Anwykyll.<br />
[Oxford: Theodoricus Rood, not after 1483]. 4 o . Dating from the<br />
evidence of the Bodleian second copy, which is bound in a contemporary<br />
binding, with other items, and with the buyer’s date of<br />
1483 written in an inscription on the endleaf; see A-021(3). Du¡<br />
suggests that this item was probably issued together with John<br />
Anwykyll, Compendium totius grammaticae (A-358).<br />
collation: n^q 8 .<br />
C 5756; BMC XI; Pr 9750 (II); Du¡ 392; Oates 4165; Sheppard<br />
7493^4; STC 23904.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Bound with A-358; see there for details of binding and provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 208 ¿ 140 mm.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. e. E2.1483.1(2).<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Bound with A-021(3); see there for details of binding, some manuscript<br />
notes, and provenance. Size of leaf: 201 ¿ 140 mm.<br />
On n1 r a few notes in a contemporary English hand, repeating<br />
lines oftext. On n1 r and n2 r notes in a later English hand,‘Vita nostra<br />
est . . . mortis imago’<br />
Initials, capital strokes, and underlining are supplied in red.<br />
Former Bodleian shelfmark: Auct. R sup. 2(1).<br />
shelfmark: Arch. G e.5(1).<br />
T-054 Termini causarum in Romana Curia<br />
[a1 r ] Termini causarum in Romana Curia. ‘In causa bene¢tiali. In<br />
prima instantia’. Incipit: ‘Et primo ad dicendum contra commissionem<br />
ad primam diem . . .’<br />
[Rome: Bartholomaeus Guldinbeck, c.1477]. 4 o .<br />
collation: [a 8 ].<br />
H *15438; BMC IV 70; Pr 3571; BSB-InkT-112; Sheppard 2834.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century half brown morocco over brown<br />
cloth. Size: 208 ¿ 142 ¿ 8 mm. Size of leaf: 202 ¿ 135 mm.<br />
Early manuscript foliation in brown ink: 28^35.<br />
Provenance: Duplicate from the Royal Library, Munich; ‘Dupl’<br />
and ‘3656’ in pencil on [a 1 r ]. Purchased on 9 Apr. 1886 from<br />
Albert Cohn, Catalogue 175, no. 567, for 6 Marks; see Library<br />
Bills.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 4Q 6.65.<br />
T-055 Termini causarum in Romana Curia<br />
[a1 r ] Termini causarum in Romana Curia. ‘In causa bene¢ciali. In<br />
prima instantia’. Incipit: ‘Et primo ad dicendum contra commissionem<br />
ad primam diem . . .’<br />
[Rome: Eucharius Silber, c.1495]. 4 o .<br />
collation: [a 4 ].<br />
R 344; Go¡ T-116; Pr 3915; BSB-Ink T-119; Oates 1549; Sheppard<br />
3100.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with G-230(1); see there for details of binding and provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 206 ¿ 135 mm.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 7Q 6.9(4).<br />
T-056 Terrasse, Petrus<br />
Oratio de divina providentia.<br />
[a1 r ] Terrasse, Petrus: Oratio de divina providentia [addressed to]<br />
Sixtus IV, Pont. Max., and the college of cardinals. Incipit:<br />
‘‘‘Cum subleuasset Iesus oculos . . .’’ [Io 6,5]. Admiranda Christi<br />
pietas que in sequentem se multitudinem oculos subleuauit . . .’<br />
refs. See F.Torres Amat, Memorias para ayudara formar un diccionario<br />
cr|¤ tico de los escritores catalanes, y dar alguna idea de la<br />
antigua y moderna literatura de Catalun‹ a (Barcelona, 1836), 619^<br />
20.<br />
[Rome: Eucharius Silber, after 9 Mar. 1483]. 4 o . As dated by<br />
Sheppard and Hillard; BSB-Ink dates [c.1484^93].<br />
collation: [a 6 ].<br />
HC 15368; C 5728; Go¡ T-61; BMC IV 104; Pr 3806; BSB-InkT-83;<br />
Hillard 1933; Sack, Freiburg, 3365; Sheppard 3<strong>001</strong>.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with C-098; see there for details of provenance.<br />
Binding: Paper wrappers. Size: 216 ¿ 143 ¿ 1 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 207 ¿ 138 mm.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 2Q 6.4(3).<br />
T-057 Terrasse, Petrus<br />
Oratio de divina providentia.<br />
r<br />
[a1 ] Terrasse, Petrus: Oratio de divina providentia [addressed to]<br />
Sixtus IV, Pont. Max., and the college of cardinals. Incipit:
2462 testa, cherubinus<br />
[t-057^t-061<br />
‘ ‘‘Cum subleuasset Iesus oculos . . .’’ [Io 6,5]. Admiranda Christi<br />
pietas que in sequentem se multitudinem oculos subleuauit . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-056.<br />
[Rome: Eucharius Silber, after 9 Mar. 1483]. 4 o . As assigned by<br />
BMC. Pr assigns to [Georgius Herolt].<br />
collation: [a 8 ].<br />
BMC IV 105; Pr 3927; Sheppard 3<strong>002</strong>.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with B-090(2); see there for details of binding and provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 208 ¿ 147 mm.<br />
Early marginal notes, some in the same hand and ink as in items<br />
10, 11, and12. Scar of an index tab on [a 1].<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 2Q 6.48(13).<br />
T-058 Terrasse, Petrus<br />
Oratio de divina providentia.<br />
[a1 r ] Terrasse, Petrus: Oratio de divina providentia [addressed to]<br />
Sixtus IV, Pont. Max., and the college of cardinals. Incipit:<br />
‘ ‘‘Cum subleuasset Iesus oculos . . .’’ [Io 6,5]. Admiranda Christi<br />
pietas que in sequentem se multitudinem oculos subleuauit . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-056.<br />
[Rome: Stephanus Plannck, after 9 Mar. 1483]. 4 o .<br />
collation: [a 6 ].<br />
H *15369; Go¡ T-62; BMC IV 82; Pr 3636; BSB-Ink T-82; CIBN<br />
T-88; Oates 1452; Rhodes 1682; Sack, Freiburg, 3364; Sheppard<br />
2891.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf [a 6].<br />
Binding: Late nineteenth/early twentieth-century English half<br />
brown morocco over brown cloth, bound for the British<br />
Museum. Gilt-edged leaves. A crown gold-tooled on both pastedowns.<br />
Size: 201 ¿ 141 ¿ 7 mm. Size of leaf: 195 ¿ 135 mm.<br />
Provenance: London, British Museum; shelfmarks:<br />
‘852.k.14(13)’, ‘845.e.27(2)’ (i.e. ¢rst item 13/3 in a tract volume<br />
partly broken up to form ‘845.27’, subsequently completely broken<br />
up); ‘IA.18336’. Transferred to the Bodleian in Oct. 1913; see<br />
‘List of Duplicate Incunabula’ (Library Records c. 1054), no. 13.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. e. I2.3.<br />
T-059 Tertullianus, Quintus Septimus Florentius<br />
Apologeticum.<br />
v<br />
a1 [Table of contents, by chapter.]<br />
a2 r Tertullianus, Quintus Septimus Florentius: Apologeticum.<br />
‘Apologeticus aduersus gentes’.<br />
refs. Tert.<br />
c7 r [Colophon.]<br />
c7 r ‘Item sermo pulcherrimus de uita eterna’. Incipit: ‘[S]icut dicit<br />
Augustinus. Beata est uita cum id quod hominibus optimum est<br />
habetur et amatur. Si alicui nunciaretur quod esset heres . . .’<br />
Venice: Bernardinus Benalius, [not after 1494]. Folio.<br />
collation: a b 6 c 8 .<br />
HCR15443; Go¡ T-117; BMC V 376; Pr 4899; BSB-InkT-120; CIBN<br />
T-90; Oates 1925; Sack, Freiburg, 3366; Sheppard 3998.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with L-014; see there for details of binding, manuscript<br />
annotations, and provenance. Size of leaf: 308 ¿ 207 mm.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. O inf. 2.13(2).<br />
T-060 Tesoro spirituale<br />
Tesoro spirituale coll’Epistole ed Evangeli istoriati (ed.<br />
Giovanni Pietro Ferraro) [Italian and Latin].<br />
a1 r [Title-page.] ‘Tesauro spirituale cum le epistole et euangelii historiate<br />
cum le meditatione de sancto Bonauentura’.<br />
a1 v Ferraro, Giovanni Pietro: [Letter addressed to] Ludovicus<br />
Maria Sforza, Duke of Milan. Incipit: ‘Ho habuto illustrissimo<br />
et excellentissimo signore sempre et uoluntieri in lanimo mio<br />
questo studio . . .’ The author claims that he found this text in<br />
Spain; the content of this letter is also found in his dedicatory letter<br />
of Le Signerre’s edition of Specchio dell’anima, 24 Mar.1498, a<br />
work translated from Spanish by Ludovicus Besalo; see BMC VI<br />
789.<br />
a1 v ‘Nota .xxv. dignitate de dio omnipotente’. Incipit: ‘Dio Homo<br />
Vita Mortalitate > Creatore Creatura Veritate Falsitate . . .’ 13<br />
lines divided into four columns.<br />
a2 v Tesoro spirituale coll’Epistole ed Evangeli istoriati. Edited by<br />
Giovanni Pietro Ferraro.‘Sequentia del sancto euangelio secondo<br />
Luca dicesi il di della anunciatione della uergine Maria’. Incipit:<br />
‘[I]n quel tempo fu mandato da Dio langelo Gabriel nella prouincia<br />
di Galilea . . .’ It contains evangelical and biblical readings and<br />
prayers, generally in Italian but occasionally also in Latin.<br />
r<br />
d6 ‘Deuote meditatione sopra la passione del nostro signore Iesu<br />
Christo cauate et fundate originalmente sopra sancto<br />
Bonauentura cardinale del ordine minore sopra Nicolao de Lira<br />
etiamdio sopra altri doctori et predicatori approbati’. Incipit:<br />
‘[A]ppropinquandose il termine nel quale la diuina prouidentia<br />
ab eterno hauea constituito de prouedere ala humana generatione<br />
. . .’<br />
Milan: Guillermi Le Signerre Fratres, 19 Mar. 1499. Folio.<br />
collation: a^l 6 m 8 .<br />
Woodcuts and woodcut initials.<br />
Pr 6073; Sander 2700; Sheppard 5033.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting b 6, i 6, and k 1,6.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind- and gold-tooled (¢llet) calf;<br />
bound by C. Murton; gilt-edged leaves; marbled pastedowns.<br />
Size: 269 ¿ 198 ¿ 15 mm. Size of leaf: 260 ¿ 185 mm.<br />
Provenance: Francis Douce (1757^1834); armorial book-plate.<br />
Bequeathed in 1834.<br />
shelfmark: Douce 166.<br />
T-061 Testa, Cherubinus<br />
Sermo in festo Sancti Ivonis.<br />
r<br />
[a1 ] Testa, Cherubinus: Sermo in festo Sancti Ivonis. Incipit:<br />
‘[P]eritissimum fortassis oratorem reuerendissimi domini ac<br />
reuerendi patres et doctores amplissimi . . .’<br />
refs. See Perini I 71 and Zumkeller no. 211.<br />
[Rome: Stephan Plannck, c.1487]. 4 o .<br />
collation: [a 4 ].<br />
H *4946; Go¡ T-118; BMC IV 89; Pr 3735; BSB-InkT-121; Sheppard<br />
2944.<br />
COPY<br />
Formerly part of a tract volume: ‘Sermo 9’ in a sixteenth-century<br />
hand, brown ink, in the upper right-hand corner of [a1 r ].<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century green cloth. Size: 203 ¿ 142 ¿<br />
9 mm. Size of leaf: 196 ¿ 130 mm.
t-061^t-064] textoris, guilermus<br />
2463<br />
Provenance: Duplicate from the Royal Library, Munich; ‘Dupl’<br />
in pencil on [a1 r ]. Purchased on 6 June 1885 from Gilhofer &<br />
Ranschburg, Catalogue 3, no. 34, for 2 Marks; see Library Bills.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 7Q 6.42.<br />
T-062 Testament de taste vin, roi des pions [French]<br />
r<br />
[a1 ] [Title-page.]<br />
[a2 r ] ‘Le testament de taste vin, roy des pions’.‘[A]u nom du pot au<br />
nom du verre > Au nom de la grosse boteille’; verse.<br />
[Lyons: Printer of the Champion des Dames (Jean Du Pre¤ ?),<br />
c.1488^92]. 4 o .<br />
collation: [a 4 ].<br />
Type: 119 B. 4 leaves. 24 lines ([a2 r ]). Type area: 144 ¿ 70 mm ([a2 r ]).<br />
r<br />
Calligraphic‘L’at beginning of title (Claudin IV p. 410). Leaf [a1 ],<br />
TITLE:‘LE te= > |tament de ta|te vin roy des pions’; [a2 r ]:‘aV nom<br />
du pot au nom du verre > Au nom de la gro||e boteille > . . .’; [a4 r ], l.<br />
22: ‘Fait en vendenges par de|duit > Huit iours deuant la no|tre<br />
dame > Mil quatrecens ottantehuit’; [a4 v ], l. 8, End: ‘Par de||oubz<br />
mai|tre Jehan pion >> Cy ¢ne le te|tament de ta|te > vin roy des<br />
pions’.<br />
Not in Pr; Sheppard 6651.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with B-592; see there for details of binding and provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 171 ¿ 115 mm.<br />
shelfmark: Douce P 694(4).<br />
T-063 Textoris, Guilermus<br />
Sermo de passione Christi, et al.<br />
a1 r [Title-page.] ‘Sermones tres de passione Christi trium uenerabilium<br />
doctorum quorum primum compilauit siue Guilermus de<br />
Aquisgrano siue Gabriel Urach ceterorum nomina ignorantur’.<br />
a2 r Textoris de Aquisgrano, Guilermus [pseudo-; Biel, Gabriel:<br />
Sermo historialis passionis dominicae.] ‘Sermo deuotissimus et<br />
magistralis de passione domini’. Incipit:‘ ‘‘[I]esum tradidit uoluntati<br />
eorum’’. Luce .xxiii. [Lc 23,25] . . .Verba ista sunt charissimi<br />
illius non tam corporum quam animarum . . .’<br />
refs. See M. Elze,‘Zur Uº berlieferung des Sermo historialis passionis<br />
dominicae von Gabriel Biel’, Zeitschrift fu« r<br />
Kirchengeschichte, 81 (1970), 362^74, at 364 no. 4. The opening<br />
says ‘ad instantiam excellentissimi doctoris Guilermi de<br />
Rupeforti cancellarii regis Francie ingenii et sanctimonie non<br />
minoris impressus’.<br />
n8 v Textoris de Aquisgrano, Guilermus [pseudo-; Kannemann,<br />
Johannes]: Sermo de passione Christi secundum quattuor evangelistas.<br />
Incipit:‘ ‘‘[E]gredimini ¢lie Syon� . . . Cantico iii [Ct 3,11].<br />
Verba ista hodie cuilibet ¢deli anime proponuntur . . .’<br />
refs. See L. Oliger, ‘Johannes Kannemann, ein deutscher<br />
Franziskaner aus dem 15. Jahrhundert’, Franziskanische Studien,<br />
5 (1918), 39^67, at 63 no. 1;VL IV 983^6, at 985.<br />
t3 v Passio siue sermo in diebus parasceues. Incipit: ‘‘‘[O]blatus est<br />
quia ipse uoluit’’ uerba proposita Ysa. liii [Is 53,7] originaliter<br />
sunt scripta. Sancta mater ecclesia . . .’<br />
y2 v [Colophon.]<br />
y 4 r Anselmus [pseudo-]: De passione Domini. ‘De passione Ihesu<br />
Christi querentis et gloriosissime Marie uirginis respondentis<br />
dyalogus’.<br />
refs. PL CLIX 271^88 (incomplete at end, explicit: ‘et ei compatiebantur’).<br />
On authorship see PL CLIX 271.<br />
z2 r Bernardus [Claravallensis, pseudo-; Oglerius de Tridino]: De<br />
planctu Beatae MariaeVirginis [version B.]<br />
refs. Altprovenzalische Marienklage des XIII. Jahrhunderts, ed.<br />
W. Mushacke, Romanische Bibliothek, 3 (Halle an der Saale,<br />
1890), 41^50; C.W. Marx,‘The Quis dabit of Oglerius de Tridino,<br />
Monk and Abbot of Locedio’, Journalof Medieval Latin, 4 (1994),<br />
118^29, at 122^9. Other versions have been edited by K. Chr. J.W.<br />
deVries, De Mariaklachten, Zwolse drukken en herdrukken voor<br />
de Maatschappij der Nederlandse Letterkunde te Leiden, 48<br />
(Zwolle, 1964), 59^64 and 277^92 [version A] and in PL<br />
CLXXXII 1133^42 [version C]. On the authorship see H. Barre¤ ,<br />
‘Le Planctus Mariae attribue¤ a' Bernard’, Revue d’asce¤ tique et de<br />
mystique, 28 (1952), 243^66, at 252^9 (where it is suggested that<br />
the De planctu is an extract from the Tractatus in laudibus Sancte<br />
Dei Genitricis), and VL I 793^4.<br />
Strasbourg: [Martin Flach], 18 Oct. 1490. 4 o .<br />
collation: a^z 8 .<br />
Types: 160, 80.184 leaves. 35 lines (a2 r ).Type area:140 ¿ 91mm (a2 r ).<br />
H *1139 (Anselmus and Bernardus); C 987 (Bernardus); C 5777;<br />
Go¡ T-121; Pr 686; BSB-Ink B-512; Oates 251; Sack, Freiburg,<br />
3369; Sheppard 480.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf z8.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled calf, with the gold<br />
stamp of the Bodleian Library on both covers; the spine goldtooled;<br />
the title and imprint in gilt on two square green leather<br />
labels pasted on the spine; sprinkled red-edged leaves. Size:<br />
185 ¿ 141 ¿ 26 mm. Size of leaf: 178 ¿ 123 mm.<br />
On the front of the rear endleaf a poem and a prayer in a contemporary<br />
German hand in brown ink:‘Littora quot conchas rosarea<br />
quot amena £ores > quotue soporiferum grana papauer habet ><br />
(mundi ruinas) piscibus quot unda natatur > vessilius(?) totus<br />
numerum dic . . .’ (Ov. Tr. 5. 2. 23^5, with the last line unidenti-<br />
¢ed); ‘Sancta Susanna exaudi me in dei nomine et uide angustias<br />
meas et cogita . . . et angustiis meis amen’.<br />
Provenance: Purchased for »0. 5. 6; see Books Purchased<br />
(1825), 2.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 6.16.<br />
T-064 Textoris, Guilermus<br />
Sermo de passione Christi, et al.<br />
r<br />
a1 [Title-page.] ‘Sermones tres de passione Christi’.<br />
a2 r Textoris de Aquisgrano, Guilermus [pseudo-; Biel, Gabriel:<br />
Sermo historialis passionis dominicae.] ‘Sermo deuotissimus et<br />
magistralis de passione domini’. Incipit:‘ ‘‘[I]esum tradidit uoluntati<br />
eorum’’. Luce .xxiii. [Lc 23,25] . . .Verba ista sunt charissimi<br />
illius non tam corporum quam animarum . . .’ The opening says<br />
‘ad instantiam excellentissimi doctoris Guilermi de Rupeforti<br />
cancellarii regis Francie ingenii et sanctimonie non minoris<br />
impressus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-063.<br />
v<br />
n8 Textoris de Aquisgrano, Guilermus [pseudo-; Kannemann,<br />
Johannes]: Sermo de passione Christi secundum quattuor evangelistas.<br />
Incipit:‘‘‘[E]gredimini ¢lie Syon� . . . Cantico iii [Ct 3,11].<br />
Verba ista hodie cuilibet ¢deli anime proponuntur . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-063.<br />
v3 v Passio siue sermo in diebus parasceues. Incipit: ‘‘‘[O]blatus est<br />
quia ipse uoluit’’ uerba proposita Ysa. liii [Is 53,7] originaliter<br />
sunt scripta. Sancta mater ecclesia . . .’
2464 themistius peripateticus<br />
[t-064^t-065<br />
h2 v [Colophon.]<br />
h4 r Anselmus [pseudo-]: De passione Domini. ‘De passione Iesu<br />
Christi querentis et gloriosissimebeate Marie uirginis respondentis<br />
dyalogus’.<br />
refs. SeeT-063.<br />
m2 r Bernardus [Claravallensis, pseudo-; Oglerius de Tridino]: De<br />
planctu Beatae MariaeVirginis [version B].<br />
refs. SeeT-063.<br />
Strasbourg: [Printer of the 1483 Jordanus de Quedlinburg (Georg<br />
Husner)], 11 Feb. 1496. 4 o .<br />
collation: a^o 8 p^y 8.4 z h m 8 .<br />
H *1140 (Anselmus and Bernardus); H 2909 (Bernardus); C 5778;<br />
Go¡ T-122; BMC I 145; Pr 641; BSB-Ink B-513; CIBN T-95;<br />
Sheppard 497.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled calf; bound for the<br />
Bodleian Library. Size: 208 ¿ 145 ¿ 34 mm. Size of leaf: 202 ¿<br />
128 mm.<br />
Provenance: Wessobrunn, Bavaria, Benedictines, S. Petrus [et<br />
Paulus]; book-plate: ‘Wessofontani proba sum possessio claustri.<br />
Heus! Domino me redde meo: sic jura reposcunt’ (Warnecke<br />
2451). Duplicate from the Royal Library, Munich;‘4253’ in pencil<br />
on a1 r . Purchased for ‘£. 5’ from Gilhofer & Ranschburg,<br />
Catalogue 3 (1885), no. 91; see Library Bills (1885), no. 210.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 5Q 6.13.<br />
T-065 Themistius Peripateticus<br />
Paraphrasis in Aristotelem (trans. Hermolaus Barbarus;<br />
ed. Galeatius Facinus Ponticus).<br />
A1 v Barbarus, Hermolaus: [Preface in the form of a letter addressed<br />
to] Sixtus IV, Pont. Max.<br />
refs. Hermolaus Barbarus, Epistolae, orationes et carmina, ed.<br />
Vittore Branca, 2 vols (Florence, 1943), letter viii. This and all<br />
the following letters, unless otherwise stated, are dated Venice,<br />
1480.<br />
A2 v ‘Capita libri primi posteriorum Themistii’.<br />
r<br />
A3 Themistius Peripateticus: Paraphrasis in Posteriora analytica<br />
Aristotelis. Translated by Hermolaus Barbarus. The entire<br />
volume is edited by Galeatius Facinus Ponticus, as stated in the<br />
colophon.‘Prologus’. Incipit:‘[F]acturum me super£uo iuxta perambitioseque<br />
sentio . . .’<br />
A3 r Themistius Peripateticus: Paraphrasis in Posteriora analytica<br />
Aristotelis. ‘Quod scituros praenosse aliquid oportet. Cap. I’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[Q]uicunque ad aliquam intellectualem doctrinam aut<br />
disciplinam accedunt . . .’<br />
r<br />
C8 ‘Capita libri .II. posteriorum’.<br />
a1 r Barbarus, Hermolaus: [Preface in the form of a letter addressed<br />
to] Antonius Galateus.<br />
refs. Barbarus, Epistolae, ed. Branca, letter ix; see G. Pisano,<br />
‘Ermolao Barbaro ad Antonio Galateo: la Praefatio in<br />
Paraphrasin physicesThemistii nell’incunabolo archetipo (1481)’,<br />
in Scritti di storia pugliese in onore di Feliciano Argentina, ed. M.<br />
Paone (Galatina, 1996), 91^109; on the relationship between<br />
Galateus and Barbarus see Francesco Tateo, ‘Alle origini<br />
dell’umanesimo galateano’, in Nuovi studi in onore di Mario<br />
Santoro, ed. M. C. Ca¢sse and others (Naples, 1989), 145^57, and<br />
Francesco Tateo, ‘L’epistola di Antonio Galateo ad Ermolao<br />
Barbaro’, Studi umanistici, 4^5 (1993^4), 163^98.<br />
a2 r Themistius Peripateticus: Paraphrasis in Physica Aristotelis.<br />
Translated by Hermolaus Barbarus. Incipit: ‘[L]ibrorum<br />
Aristotelis de auscultatione physica . . .’<br />
refs. SeeThorndike^Kibre 824.<br />
k4 r [Colophon.]<br />
v<br />
l1 Barbarus, Hermolaus: [Letter addressed to] Georgius Merula.<br />
refs. Barbarus, Epistolae, ed. Branca, letter x.<br />
l2 r ‘Capita primi libri de animaThemistii’.<br />
aa1 r Themistius Peripateticus: Paraphrasis in de anima Aristotelis.<br />
Translated by Hermolaus Barbarus. ‘Prologus’. Incipit: ‘[Q]uom<br />
enarrandis interpraetandisque iis . . .’<br />
aa1 r Themistius Peripateticus: Paraphrasis in de anima Aristotelis.<br />
‘Capitulum primum’. Incipit: ‘[S]tatim itaque hunc in modum<br />
orditur . . .’<br />
bb6 v ‘Capita secundi libri de anima’.<br />
v<br />
dd6 ‘Capita tertii libri de anima’.<br />
gg4 r Barbarus, Hermolaus: [Preface in the form of a letter<br />
addressed to] F[ranciscus] Tronus.<br />
refs. Barbarus, Epistolae, ed. Branca, letter xi.<br />
v<br />
gg4 ‘Capitulum libri primi de memoria et reminiscentia’.<br />
gg5 r Themistius Peripateticus: Paraphrasis de memoria et reminiscentia<br />
Aristotelis. Translated by Hermolaus Barbarus. Incipit:<br />
‘[N]unc de memoria quid sit meminisse . . .’<br />
refs. SeeThorndike^Kibre 962.<br />
gg7 r ‘Capita libri .II.’<br />
v<br />
hh2 Barbarus, Hermolaus: [Preface in the form of a letter<br />
addressed to] Hieronymus Donatus.<br />
refs. Barbarus, Epistolae, ed. Branca, letter xii.<br />
r<br />
hh3 ‘Capita libri de somno et uigiliaThemistii’.<br />
hh3 r Themistius Peripateticus: Paraphrasis de somno et vigilia<br />
Aristotelis. Translated by Hermolaus Barbarus. Incipit: ‘[D]e<br />
somno et uigilia consideranda haec arbitror . . .’<br />
v<br />
hh6 Barbarus, Hermolaus: [Preface in the form of a letter<br />
addressed to] G[aleatius] Facinus Ponticus.<br />
refs. Barbarus, Epistolae, ed. Branca, letter xiii.<br />
r<br />
ii1 ‘Capita de insomniis’.<br />
ii1 r Themistius Peripateticus: Paraphrasis de insomniis libellus<br />
[Aristotelis]. Translated by Hermolaus Barbarus. Incipit: ‘[P]ost<br />
haec de insomniis est agendum . . .’<br />
ii5 r Barbarus, Hermolaus: [Preface in the form of a letter addressed<br />
to] M[arcus] Barbus. Dated Venice, 1478.<br />
refs. Barbarus, Epistolae, ed. Branca, letter vii.<br />
r<br />
ii5 ‘Capita libri de diuinatione per somnum’.<br />
ii5 v Themistius Peripateticus: Paraphrasis de divinatione per somnum<br />
[Aristotelis]. Translated by Hermolaus Barbarus. Incipit:<br />
‘[D]iuinationem in somno aliquam esse . . .’<br />
ii7 r [Colophon.] It states the editorial involvement of C(!). Facinus<br />
Ponticus.<br />
v<br />
ii7 [Errata.]<br />
Treviso: Bartholomaeus Confalonerius and Morellus Gerardinus,<br />
15 Feb. 1481. Folio.<br />
collation: A 10 B 6 C 8 a^h 8 i 6 k 4 l 2 aa^dd 8 ee 6 ¡ gg 8 hh 6 ii 8 .<br />
HC *15463; Go¡ T-129; BMC VI 894; Pr 6488; BSB-Ink T-133;<br />
Rhodes 1683; Rhodes, Treviso, no. 77; Sheppard 5526.<br />
Micro¢che: Unit 26: Philosophy: Ancient, PH 55.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf ii 8.<br />
Binding: Seventeenth-century(?) parchment over pasteboards,<br />
with title and typographical information printed in gold on two
t-065^t-067] theobaldus<br />
2465<br />
square light brown leather labels pasted on the spine; sprinkled<br />
red-edged leaves. Size: 281 ¿ 198 ¿ 38 mm. Size of leaf: 281 ¿<br />
198 mm.<br />
On A1 r a list of contents in an early sixteenth-century Italian(?)<br />
humanist hand in light brown ink. The same hand supplied the<br />
heading for chapters 1, 2, 3, and 9 of Themistius’ paraphrasis to<br />
the ¢rst book of De Anima (aa1 r and following), as found in later<br />
editions (in particular Venice: Bartolomaeus de Zanis, for<br />
Octavianus Scotus, 6 Oct. 1499 (T-066)). In the same hand also<br />
some marginal notes, mainly extracting key words and summarizing<br />
the text, only toThemistius’paraphrasis of Deanima, books<br />
1 and 2.<br />
Provenance: ‘Petri Clenerti Aisunij’ (sixteenth century)(?).<br />
Ingram Bywater (1840^1914); Elenchus, no. 3263. Bequeathed in<br />
1914.<br />
shelfmark: Byw. H 7.18.<br />
T-066 Themistius Peripateticus<br />
Paraphrasis in Aristotelem (trans. Hermolaus Barbarus;<br />
ed. Galeatius Facinus Ponticus).<br />
a1 r [Title-page.] It states: ‘. . . Interprete Hermolao Barbaro patritio<br />
Veneto. Positis in locis propriis castigationibus quamplurimi quas<br />
autor idem post primam huius operis impraessionem addidit’.<br />
a1 v Barbarus, Hermolaus: [Preface in the form of a letter addressed<br />
to] Sixtus IV, Pont. Max. Incipit:‘[Q]ui tibi studiorum suorum . . .’<br />
This and all the following letters, unless otherwise stated, are<br />
dated Venice, 1480.<br />
refs. Barbarus, Epistolae, ed. Branca, letter viii.<br />
r<br />
a2 Themistius Peripateticus: Paraphrasis in Posteriora analytica<br />
Aristotelis. Translated by Hermolaus Barbarus. The entire<br />
volume is edited by Galeatius Facinus Ponticus; see T-065 and<br />
v<br />
the letter of Barbarus to Facinus on o6 . ‘Prologus’. Incipit:<br />
‘[F]acturum me super£uo iuxta perambitioseque sentio . . .’<br />
a2 r Themistius Peripateticus: Paraphrasis in Posteriora analytica<br />
Aristotelis.‘Antequam quid sciatur praenoscere aliquid oportere.<br />
Cap. I’. Incipit: ‘[Q]uicunque ad aliquam intellectualem doctrinam<br />
aut disciplinam accedunt . . .’<br />
c1 r ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> in libros posteriorum’.<br />
v<br />
c1 Barbarus, Hermolaus: [Preface in the form of a letter addressed<br />
to] Antonius Galateus. Incipit: ‘[P]hiloxenum Eryxidis . . .’ Dated<br />
Venice, 1480.<br />
refs. SeeT-065.<br />
c2 r Themistius Peripateticus: Paraphrasis in Physica Aristotelis.<br />
Translated by Hermolaus Barbarus. Incipit: ‘[L]ibrorum<br />
Aristotelis de auscultatione physica . . .’<br />
i3 v Barbarus, Hermolaus: [Letter addressed to] Georgius Merula.<br />
Incipit: ‘[P]lato in diuina illa sua . . .’<br />
refs. Barbarus, Epistolae, ed. Branca, letter x.<br />
r<br />
i4 Themistius Peripateticus: Paraphrasis in de anima Aristotelis.<br />
Translated by Hermolaus Barbarus. ‘Prologus’. Incipit: ‘[Q]uom<br />
enarrandis interpraetandisque iis . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-065.<br />
i4 r Themistius Peripateticus: Paraphrasis in de anima Aristotelis.<br />
‘De utilitate et praestantia scientiae de anima. Cap. I’. Incipit:<br />
‘[S]tatim itaque hunc in modum orditur . . .’<br />
n4 v ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> in libros Themistii de anima’.<br />
n6 v Barbarus, Hermolaus: [Preface in the form of a letter addressed<br />
to] F[ranciscus] Tronus.<br />
refs. Barbarus, Epistolae, ed. Branca, letter xi.<br />
n7 r Themistius Peripateticus: Paraphrasis de memoria et reminiscentia<br />
Aristotelis. Translated by Hermolaus Barbarus. Incipit:<br />
‘[N]unc de memoria quid sit meminisse . . .’<br />
o3 r ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> in libros Themistii de memoria et reminiscentia’.<br />
o3 r Barbarus, Hermolaus: [Preface in the form of a letter addressed<br />
to] Hieronymus Donatus.<br />
refs. Barbarus, Epistolae, ed. Branca, letter xii.<br />
o3 v Themistius Peripateticus: Paraphrasis de somno et vigilia<br />
Aristotelis. Translated by Hermolaus Barbarus. Incipit: ‘[D]e<br />
somno et uigilia consideranda haec arbitror . . .’<br />
o6 v ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> in libellum de somno et uigilia’.<br />
o6 v Barbarus, Hermolaus: [Preface in the form of a letter addressed<br />
to] G[aleatius] Facinus Ponticus.<br />
refs. Barbarus, Epistolae, ed. Branca, letter xiii.<br />
o3 v Themistius Peripateticus: Paraphrasis de insomniis libellus<br />
[Aristotelis]. Translated by Hermolaus Barbarus. Incipit: ‘[P]ost<br />
haec de insomniis est agendum . . .’<br />
p4 r ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> in libellum de insomniis’.<br />
r<br />
p4 Barbarus, Hermolaus: [Preface in the form of a letter addressed<br />
to] Marcus Barbus. Dated Venice, 1478.<br />
refs. Barbarus, Epistolae, ed. Branca, letter vii.<br />
p4 v Themistius Peripateticus: Paraphrasis de divinatione per somnum<br />
[Aristotelis]. Translated by Hermolaus Barbarus. Incipit:<br />
‘[D]iuinationem in somno aliquam esse . . .’<br />
p5 v ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> in libellum de diuinatione per somnum’.<br />
Venice: Bartholomaeus de Zanis, for Octavianus Scotus, 6 Oct.<br />
1499. Folio.<br />
collation: a^n 8 o p 6 .<br />
Woodcut initials.<br />
HC *15464; Go¡ T-130; BMC V 434; Pr 5344; BSB-Ink T-134;<br />
Rhodes 1684; Sander 7233; Sheppard 4178.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century half parchment over marbled pasteboards,<br />
with gilt title and typographical information on two<br />
rectangular green leather labels on the spine. Size: 314 ¿ 216 ¿<br />
22 mm. Size of leaf: 303 ¿ 201 mm.<br />
Provenance: Purchased in 1901; see Annual Report of the<br />
Curators of the Bodleian Library, Oxford University Gazette, 13<br />
May 1902, 507; possibly from James Tregaskis, Catalogue 480<br />
(1901), no. 803, for »2. 2. 0; see Library Bills, 8 Jan. 1901.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. c. I5.1499.1.<br />
T-067 Theobaldus<br />
Physiologus de naturis duodecim animalium.<br />
r<br />
a1 [Title-page.]<br />
a2 r [Introduction(?)]. Incipit: ‘[Q]uoniam secundum Platonem nihil<br />
est ortum sub sole cuius causa legitima non precessit . . .’ The<br />
anonymous commentator states that ‘. . . causa e⁄ciens scientie<br />
huius libri dicitur fuisse magisterTheobaldus doctor et episcopus<br />
qui istum librum simplicibus uerbis composuit’.<br />
a2 v Theobaldus: Physiologus de naturis duodecim animalium.‘De<br />
leone’.<br />
refs. PL CLXXI 1217^24; ed. P. T. Eden, Theobaldi<br />
‘‘Physiologus’’, Mittelateinische Studien und Texte, 6 (Leiden,<br />
1972); see also F. McCulloch, Medieval Latin and French<br />
Bestiaries, Studies in the Romance Languages and Literatures,<br />
33 (Chapel Hill, NC, 1960), 40^1; Henkel, Schultexte, 283^5; VL<br />
VII 620^34 at 627; Nikolaus Henkel, Studien zu ‘Physiologus’ im<br />
Mittelalter, Hermaea, NS 38 (Tu« bingen, 1976), 36^41; see also G.
2466 theobaldus de sexannia<br />
[t-067^t-070<br />
Orlandi,‘La tradizione del Physiologus e i prodromi nel bestiario<br />
latino’, in L’uomodifrontealmondoanimalenell’altoMedioevo,7^<br />
13 aprile 1983, 2 vols, Settimane di studio del Centro italiano di<br />
studi sull’alto Medioevo, 31 (Spoleto, 1985), II 1057^1106, at<br />
1101^3. The authorship of this work is assigned to Hildebertus<br />
Cenomannensis (�1134) in PL; and often toTheobaldus Abbot of<br />
Montecassino (1022^35); according to Eden (following Manitius)<br />
the author must have been a ‘magister’ in northern or Central<br />
Italy in the eleventh or twelfth century.<br />
v<br />
a2 [Commentary.] Incipit: ‘Iste liber cuius subiectum uisum diuiditur<br />
prima sui diuisione . . .’ The commentary alternates with the<br />
text; see Eden 4 and 81^2 for a list of manuscripts with the commentary.<br />
[Cologne: Heinrich Quentell, before 23 Mar. 1489]. 4 o . As<br />
assigned and dated by BSB-Ink; Sheppard assigns to [Quentell]<br />
and dates [1486^9]; Campbell assigns to [Deventer: Richard<br />
Pafraet, 1490].<br />
collation: a 8 b c 6 .<br />
HC *15467; Go¡ T-135; BMC I 273; Pr 1379; BSB-Ink P-467;<br />
Campbell 1649; Sheppard 964; Voullie¤ me, Ko« ln, 1127.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with P-488; see there for details ofbinding and acquisition.<br />
Size of leaf: 183 ¿ 127 mm.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 6Q 6.87(2).<br />
T-068 Theobaldus<br />
Physiologus de naturis duodecim animalium.<br />
r<br />
a1 [Title-page.]<br />
a2 r [Introduction(?)]. Incipit: ‘[Q]uoniam secundum Platonem nihil<br />
est ortum sub sole cuius causa legitima non precessit . . .’ The<br />
anonymous commentator states that ‘. . . causa e⁄ciens scientie<br />
huius libri dicitur fuisse magisterTheobaldus doctor et episcopus<br />
qui istum librum simplicibus uerbis composuit’.<br />
v<br />
a2 Theobaldus: Physiologus de naturis duodecim animalium. ‘De<br />
leone’.<br />
refs. SeeT-067.<br />
a2 v [Commentary.] Incipit:‘Iste liber cuius subiectum uisum est diuiditur<br />
prima sui diuisione . . .’ The commentary alternates with the<br />
text.<br />
refs. SeeT-067.<br />
[Deventer: Richard Pafraet, between 29 June 1490 and 25 Jan.<br />
1492]. 4 o .<br />
collation: a^c 6 .<br />
C 5779; Go¡ T-133; BMC IX 62; Pr 9038; Campbell 1647; HPT I<br />
108^11, II 408; ILC 2082; Sheppard 6957.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth/twentieth-century orange paper boards.<br />
Size: 185 ¿ 144 ¿ 6 mm. Size of leaf: 181 ¿ 132 mm.<br />
On b 5 v an early note in German, in dark brown ink. A few other<br />
marginal notes, mainly extracting key words and identifying biblical<br />
quotations, and ‘nota’ marks in a sixteenth-century hand, in<br />
brown ink. On a6 v the word ‘missam’ has been deleted, by the<br />
same hand.<br />
Provenance and date of acquisition unknown; books with neighbouring<br />
shelfmarks were mostly acquired during the 1850s to<br />
1870s.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 7Q 6.22.<br />
T-069 Theobaldus<br />
Physiologus de naturis duodecim animalium.<br />
a1 r [Title-page.]<br />
r<br />
a2 [Introduction(?)]. Incipit: ‘[Q]uoniam secundum Platonem nihil<br />
est ortum sub sole cuius causa legitima non precessit . . .’ The<br />
anonymous commentator states that ‘. . . causa e⁄ciens scientie<br />
huius libri dicitur fuisse magisterTheobaldus doctor et episcopus<br />
qui istum librum simplicibus uerbis composuit’.<br />
a2 r Theobaldus: Physiologus de naturis duodecim animalium. ‘De<br />
leone’.<br />
refs. SeeT-067.<br />
a2 v [Commentary.] Incipit:‘Iste liber cuius subiectum uisum est diuiditur<br />
prima sui diuisione . . .’ The text presents an interlinear gloss<br />
and a commentary that alternates with the text.<br />
refs. SeeT-067.<br />
Cologne: Heinrich Quentell, [before 16 May 1494]. 4 o .<br />
collation: a^c 6 .<br />
HC *15471; Go¡ T-138; BMC I 280; Pr 1399; BSB-Ink P-470;<br />
Sheppard 1005; Voullie¤ me, Ko« ln, 1129.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century half red roan over blue marbled<br />
pasteboards, with title gold-tooled along the spine. Size: 200 ¿<br />
137 ¿ 6 mm. Size of leaf: 193 ¿ 128 mm.<br />
A few marginal notes, mainly ‘nota’ marks and extraction of key<br />
words, in a contemporary hand, in brown ink. The upper corner<br />
of a1 cut out.<br />
Initials are supplied in red; capital strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: Francis Douce (1757^1834); armorial book-plate.<br />
Bequeathed in 1834.<br />
shelfmark: Douce 74.<br />
T-070 Theobaldus de Sexannia<br />
Obiectiones in dictaTalmud, et al.<br />
r<br />
[a1 ] [Theobaldus de Sexannia]: Obiectiones in dicta Talmud.<br />
‘Incipiunt errores Iudeorum extracti ex talmut. Et quid sit<br />
Talmut’. Incipit:‘[T]almut est doctrina Iudeorum et liber qui diuiditur<br />
in quatuor libros . . .’<br />
refs. ed. J. Chr. Wolf in Bibliotheca Hebraea, 4 vols (Hamburg,<br />
1733), IV 556^68, short version of the text that ends at 562; see<br />
Kaeppeli IV 293^5 no. 3672(II); in this edition, the order of the<br />
two sections is the reverse of the description in Kaeppeli. On<br />
Theobaldus (£. 1244^1250), ‘subprior OP in villa Parisiensi’, see<br />
Kaeppeli IV 292^6; VL IX 737^41; Jeremy Cohen, The Friars<br />
and the Jews: The Evolution of Medieval Anti-Judaism (Ithaca,<br />
NY, and London, 1982), 74, where Cohen notes that most of the<br />
Latin texts of the Extractiones de Talmut record the name of<br />
Thibaut de Se¤ zanne, OP (whom some scholars have identi¢ed as<br />
being Theobaldus, subprior) as being the editor and translator.<br />
See also G. Langer, ‘Von sieben Inkunabel-Ausgaben der<br />
‘‘Thalmut-Obiectiones’’ und von der Frage nach dem Verfasse<br />
dieser Schrift Bijdragen’, Tijdschrift voor Filoso¢e en Teologie, 38<br />
(1977), 431^44.<br />
[a5 r ] Probationes novi testamenti ex veteri testamento. Incipit:<br />
‘[T]olle arma tua pharetram et arcum ad roborandum . . .’<br />
refs. According to Kaeppeli IV 293^5 no. 3672(I) this is Pharetra<br />
¢deiCatholicaecontraJudaeos; however, only the ¢rsttwo lines of<br />
this text correspond to the beginning of Pharetra ¢dei, the rest is<br />
di¡erent; see also Gerhardt Powitz, Die Handschriften des
t-070^t-073] theobaldus de sexannia<br />
2467<br />
Dominikanerklosters und des Leonhardtstifts in Frankfurt am<br />
Main, Kataloge der Stadt- und Universita« tsbibliothek Frankfurt<br />
am Main, 2,1 (Frankfurt am Main,1968), at139, who records that<br />
the prologue in MS. Praed. 58 is the same as, but that the rest of<br />
the text di¡ers from, that of the Pharetra¢deicatholice of H12914.<br />
[Augsburg: Gu« nther Zainer, before 1473]. Folio. This item will be<br />
treated by GW as one of the constituent parts of an edition: see<br />
A-513.<br />
collation: [a 12 ].<br />
H *6678?; H *8589 (VIII, fols 187^98); Go¡ E-106; BMC II 318; Pr<br />
1567; BSB-Ink T-136; CIBN H-118; Sheppard 1136.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: German paper boards, endleaves watermarked ‘J<br />
Wehrlitz’ and with a crossbow and arrow. Covered with a leaf<br />
fromThomas Aquinas, Catena aurea super quattuorevangelistas.<br />
Nuremberg: Anton Koberger, 8 Aug. 1475 (T-132(3)). Size: 291 ¿<br />
222 ¿ 8 mm. Size of leaf: 287 ¿ 208 mm.<br />
Occasional marginal annotations. Irregular manuscript foliation<br />
in black ink, partially washed out [136^47].<br />
Provenance and date of acquisition unknown; books whose present<br />
shelfmarks are around Auct. 6Q 4 were mostly acquired in<br />
the 1840s and 1850s.<br />
Former Bodleian shelfmark: Auct. 6Q 4.50.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. Q sub. fen. 2.20.<br />
T-071 Theobaldus de Sexannia<br />
Obiectiones in dictaTalmud.<br />
r<br />
a1 [Title-page.] ‘Thalmut. Obiectiones in dicta Thalmut seductoris<br />
Iudeorum’.<br />
a2 r [Theobaldus de Sexannia]: Obiectiones in dictaTalmud.<br />
refs. SeeT-070.<br />
[Strasbourg: Johann (Reinhard) Gru« ninger, c.1488]. 4 o . Pr and<br />
BMC assign to [Johann Pru« ss], but Sheppard observes that the<br />
type has the narrow N belonging to Gru« ninger type 13.<br />
collation: a 6 b 4 .<br />
H 15231*; Go¡ T-12; BMC I 125; Pr 557; BSB-Ink T-137; CIBN O-1;<br />
Sheppard 365.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century quarter calf over marbled pastedowns,<br />
the spine gold-tooled. Size: 189 ¿ 137 ¿ 7 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 184 ¿ 131 mm.<br />
Occasional early ‘nota’ marks in brown ink.<br />
Provenance: Purchased in 1906 from G. A. Young & Co.;<br />
Bodleian stamp: 15 Oct. 1906 and bookseller’s label on the rear<br />
pastedown; not identi¢ed in Library Bills.<br />
Former Bodleian shelfmark: Inc. e. U3.7.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. e. G7.3.<br />
T-072 Theobaldus de Sexannia<br />
Obiectiones in dictaTalmud.<br />
a1 r [Title-page.] ‘Thalmut. Obiectiones in dicta Thalmut seductoris<br />
Iudeorum’.<br />
a1 v [Theobaldus de Sexannia]: Obiectiones in dictaTalmud.<br />
refs. SeeT-070.<br />
[Augsburg: Johann Schaur, c.1495]. 4 o .<br />
collation: a 6 b 4 .<br />
Woodcuts.<br />
H *15232; Go¡ T-13; BMC II 393; Pr 1926; BSB-Ink T-138; Oates<br />
970; Sheppard 1355.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled half calf over marbled<br />
pasteboards. Size: 198 ¿ 142 ¿ 8 mm. Size of leaf: 194 ¿ 131mm.<br />
Occasional marginal notes, mainly extracting key words, and a<br />
pointing hand, in an early German hand, in dark brown ink.‘12’<br />
in pencil in the lower right-hand corner of a1 r .<br />
Provenance and date of acquisition unknown; no indication from<br />
the shelfmark.<br />
shelfmark: Opp. Add. 4 o II.269.<br />
T-073 Theobaldus de Sexannia<br />
Pharetra ¢dei Catholicae contra Judaeos.<br />
A1 r [Title-page.] ‘Pharetra ¢dei catholice siue ydonea disputatio<br />
inter Cristianos et Iudeos’.<br />
r<br />
A2 [Theobaldus de Sexannia]: Pharetra ¢dei Catholicae contra<br />
Judaeos. Incipit: ‘[A]d Iudeorum confutationem omnis Christi<br />
¢delis tollat pharetram . . .’<br />
refs. See Kaeppeli IV 293^5 no. 3672(I). See Valentin Rose, Die<br />
Handschriften-Verzeichnisse der ko« niglichen Bibliothek zu Berlin.<br />
Verzeichniss der lateinischen Handschriften, 2,1 (Berlin, 1901),<br />
474^5, with this incipit noted at 475; BSB-Ink ascribes the work<br />
to [Pseudo-Theobaldus].<br />
Leipzig: Arnoldus de Colonia, [c.1494]. 4 o . As dated by CIBN;<br />
Sheppard dates [1492^5.]<br />
collation: A B 6 .<br />
r<br />
On A1 an ‘Accipies’ woodcut: see Schreiber^Heitz no. 28.<br />
HC *12913; Go¡ P-575; BMC III 645; Pr 3006; BSB-Ink T-143;<br />
CIBN P-303; Sack, Freiburg, 3377; Schramm XIII p. 4; Schreiber<br />
V 4941; Sheppard 2133^4.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Bound with H-070; see there for details of binding and acquisition.<br />
Size of leaf: 211 ¿ 136 mm.<br />
Some early marginal annotations, consisting mainly of ‘nota’<br />
marks and pointing hands, also underlining in the text in black<br />
ink.<br />
On A2 r a ¢ve-line initial ‘A’ is supplied in red with an extension<br />
into the margin; other two-line initials are also supplied in red.<br />
Provenance: Hildesheim, Lower Saxony, Benedictines, BVM<br />
and S. Godehardus; washed-out inscription on A1 r in a sixteenth/seventeenth-century(?)<br />
hand: ‘Monasterii Sancti<br />
Godehardi Hildesii’.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q inf. 1.20(3).<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth/twentieth-century grey cloth. Size: 203 ¿<br />
142 ¿ 10 mm. Size of leaf: 197 ¿ 130 mm.<br />
On A 2 r a ¢ve-line initial ‘A’ is supplied in blue with an extension<br />
into the margin; other two-line initials are supplied in red or<br />
blue; on A4 r a capital stroke is supplied in red.<br />
Provenance: Catalogue of a Collection of Theological and<br />
Miscellaneous Books . . . (London: Puttick & Simpson, 29 Apr.<br />
1885), lot 244 (7); pencil note in the guttering of A1 r .The complete<br />
lot purchased through Quaritch on 29 Apr. 1885 for »0. 15. 0; see<br />
Library Bills (Quaritch).<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 4Q 6.11.
2468 theocritus<br />
[t-074^t-077<br />
T-074 Theobaldus de Sexannia<br />
Pharetra ¢dei Catholicae contra Judaeos.<br />
A1 r [Title-page.] ‘Pharetra ¢dei catholice siue ydonea disputatio<br />
inter Christianos et Iudeos’.<br />
A2 r [Theobaldus de Sexannia]: Pharetra ¢dei Catholicae contra<br />
Judaeos. Incipit: ‘[A]d Iudeorum confutationem omnis Christi<br />
¢delis tollat pharetram . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-073).<br />
Leipzig: Conrad Kachelofen, 1495. 4 o .<br />
collation: A 6 B 4 .<br />
HC *12915; Go¡ P-577; BMC III 627; Pr 2870; BSB-Ink T-145;<br />
CIBN P-305; Sheppard 2079.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century half black morocco, with black<br />
cloth. Red paper wrappers. Size: 216 ¿ 153 ¿ 10 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 207 ¿ 140 mm.<br />
On A2 r a ¢ve-line initial ‘A’ is supplied in red; other two-line initials<br />
and capital strokes are also supplied in red.<br />
Provenance: Purchased from Emil Hirsch, Catalogue 31, no.<br />
284, for 72 Marks (»0. 12. 5); see Library Bills, 8 June 1901.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. e. G22.1495.1.<br />
T-075 Theobaldus de Sexannia<br />
Pharetra ¢dei Catholicae contra Judaeos.<br />
r<br />
a1 [Title-page.] ‘Pharetra ¢dei catholice siue ydonea disputatio inter<br />
Cristianos et Iudeos’.<br />
a2 r [Theobaldus de Sexannia]: Pharetra ¢dei Catholicae contra<br />
Judaeos. Incipit: ‘[A]d Iudeorum confutationem omnis Cristi<br />
¢delis tollat pharetram . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-073.<br />
[Cologne: Cornelis de Zierikzee, 1498, 9]. 4 o . As dated by<br />
Sheppard; Sack dates [c.1498].<br />
collation: a b 6 .<br />
HC *12910; Go¡ P-579; BMC I 306; Pr 4013; BSB-Ink T-147; Oates<br />
863; Sack, Freiburg, 3379; Sheppard 1094.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with A-356; see there for details of the binding. Size of<br />
leaf: 179 ¿ 127 mm.<br />
The title leaf, a1, is misbound in reverse.<br />
On a 1 r a note in a sixteenth-century English hand, and apparently<br />
in the same ink as ‘R’ (see below), ‘A dysputacion between the<br />
Chri[stian](?) man(?) and the Jue’.<br />
Provenance: On a 1 r is a sixteenth-century capital ‘R’, associated<br />
with books donated by George Carey (1547^1603), 2nd Lord<br />
Hunsdon; see Benefactors’ Register, I 8.<br />
Former Bodleian shelfmark: D 13. 1 Linc.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 6.9(3).<br />
T-076 Theobaldus de Sexannia<br />
Pharetra ¢dei Catholicae contra Judaeos.<br />
A1 r [Title-page.] ‘Pharetra ¢dei catholice siue ydonea disputatio<br />
inter Christianos et Iudeos’.<br />
r<br />
A2 [Theobaldus de Sexannia]: Pharetra ¢dei Catholicae contra<br />
Judaeos. Incipit: ‘[A]d Iudeorum confutationem omnis Christi<br />
¢delis tollat pharetram . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-073.<br />
Leipzig: Melchior Lotter, 1499. 4 o .<br />
collation: A 6 B 4 . Leaf A1 is unsigned, A2 is signed A.<br />
HC *12916; Go¡ P-578; BMC III 651; Pr 3041; BSB-Ink T-146;<br />
CIBN P-306; Hillard 1598; Sheppard 2149.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth/twentieth-century blue cloth. Size: 215 ¿<br />
142 ¿ 10 mm. Size of leaf: 206 ¿ 130 mm.<br />
Three- and ¢ve-line initials, some with extensions into the margins,<br />
and capital strokes are supplied in red.<br />
Provenance: Albert Cohn, Catalogue 160 (1884), no. 299.<br />
Purchased from Cohn for 3 Marks; see Library Bills, 26 May<br />
1884; unsigned pencil note (partly erased) in the hand of<br />
Falconer Madan on the recto of the front endleaf.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 4Q 5.58.<br />
T-077 Theocritus<br />
Idyllia, et al. [Greek].<br />
a2 r Theocritus: Eijduvllia, [I^XVIII].‘Quvrsi~ h[ jWdhv’.<br />
refs. Bucolici Graeci, ed. A. S. Gow (Oxford, 1952), 3^62, nos I^<br />
XVIII; Theocritus, Theocritus, ed. with a translation and commentary<br />
by A. S. Gow, 2 vols (Cambridge, 1952), I 4^144. The<br />
¢rst 18 of the 30 bucolic poems by or ascribed to Theocritus. On<br />
the title Eijduvllia, acquired at some point in Antiquity, see OCD<br />
1498. For the transmission of the text, the ordering of the poems<br />
in this edition, and possible direct manuscript sources see C.<br />
Gallavotti, ‘Da Planude a Moscopoulo alla prima edizione a<br />
stampa di Theocrito’, Studi Italiani di Filologia Classica, 13<br />
(1936), 45^59, who suggests GeorgiusValla as editor at 5; see also<br />
Theocritus, ed. Gow, I pp. xxx^xlviii, liv^lvi. For the dating of<br />
this edition, and for the suggestion that the editor was a Greek,<br />
see M. Fantuzzi, ‘Il medium tipogra¢co negli editori greci’, in<br />
Dotti Bizantini e Libri Greci nell’Italia del secolo XV, Atti del convegno<br />
internazionale, Trento 22^23 ottobre 1990, ed. M. Cortesi<br />
and E.V. Maltese (Naples, 1992), 37^60, at 43^5 and note 22. On<br />
this edition as the ¢rst ever printing of classical Greek texts, see J.<br />
Irigoin,‘Les origines de la typographie greque’, in DottiBizantini, 13^28, at 21. On its typography see Irigoin, 21 and ¢g. 11, and<br />
Fantuzzi, 43^4.<br />
e[1 r Hesiodus: [Erga kai; JHmevrai.<br />
refs. Hesiodus, Opera et Dies, ed. F. Solmsen, in Hesiodus<br />
Opera, ed. F. Solmsen, R. Merkelbach, and M. West (Oxford,<br />
1990), 49^85. In the heading Hesiod is referred to as ‘tou’<br />
r<br />
Aj skraivou’. On z6 the ‘Days’ (lines 765^828) are headed<br />
‘ JHmevrai’, and are printed as a separate poem; see Fantuzzi,<br />
‘Medium tipogra¢co’, 44. For the early view of scholars that<br />
these lines were a later accretion see Hesiod,Works and Days, ed.<br />
with Prolegomena and commentary by M. L.West (Oxford,1978),<br />
346.<br />
[Milan: Bonus Accursius, c.1480^1]. 4 o . As dated by Sheppard and<br />
BSB-Ink.<br />
collation: a^z 8 . Leaf a2 signed a1, a3 signed a2, etc.<br />
HC15476; Go¡ T-143; BMC VI 757; Pr 5967; CIBN T-100; Sheppard<br />
4970.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaves a 1 and z 8.
t-077^t-078] theocritus<br />
2469<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century mottled calf, the spine gold-tooled;<br />
the gold stamp of the Bodleian Library on both covers. Size:<br />
297 ¿ 218 ¿ 18 mm. Size of leaf: 290 ¿ 207 mm.<br />
Some marginal notes in Rucellai’s hand, supplying variant readings<br />
and brief references to other classical authors (including<br />
Cicero, Horace, Ovid,Varro,Vergil (Eclogues), Alkaios, Aristotle<br />
(Politica, Rhetorica), Euripides, Hesiod, Lucian, Plutarch,<br />
Sappho, Simonides, Sophocles), underlining, and a few brackets.<br />
On d8 v afterTheocritus XVIII, Rucellai has inscribed Moschus, I,<br />
Incipit:‘AJ Kuvpri~ to;n [Erwta. . .’ (Bucolici Graeci, 132^3) and on<br />
e[1 r at the head of the page: ‘A. Gelli. libro iii o cap. xi. idem G. li.<br />
xvii o , ca 21. ‘‘M. autem Varro in primo de Imaginibus uter natus<br />
prior sit? parum constare dicit, sed non esse dubium, quin aliquo<br />
tempore eodem [Plat. sumposiva e 842?] uixerint. idque ex epigrammate<br />
ostendi quod [b ejrn 44] in Tripode scriptum est, qui in<br />
monte Helicone ab Hesiodo positus traditur’’. Haec Gellius [Gell.<br />
N.A., 3.11.3^4]. Epigramma autem quod innuit est, ut arbitror,<br />
hoc: ‘‘ JHsivodo~ mouvsai~ eJlikwvnesi thdean Aqhka(!) ><br />
UJ mnonikavsa~ ejn Calkisiv qei’on {Omhron. Plouvtarco~ pro;~<br />
Aj pollwvnion peri; JHsiovdou tauti; levgei provteron h] peri;<br />
OJ mhvrou eijpw’n: ‘‘oJ de; meta; tou’ton kai; th’ / dovxh/ kai; tw’ / crovnw/,<br />
kaivtoi tw’n mousw’n ajnagoreuvwn eJauto;n maqhth;n JHsiovdo~ kai; t<br />
ja[lla’’ [Plut. Consol. ad Apollonium, 105.D.6]. Cic. de Senectute.<br />
CATO. ‘‘Quid de utilitate loquar stercorandi? dixi in eo libro<br />
quem de rebus rusticis scripsi; de qua doctus Hesiodus ne uerbum<br />
quidem fecit, cum de cultura agri scriberet. At Homerus qui multis,<br />
ut mihi uidetur, ante seculis fuit, Laertem lenientem desiderium,<br />
non quod capiebat e ¢lio, colentem agrum et eum<br />
stercorantem facit’’ [Cic. Sen., 54.1^7]’.<br />
Provenance: Cosimo di Bernardo Rucellai (1468^1520); inscription:<br />
‘Cosmi Oricellarij kai; tw’n fivlwn’ on a1 r . Italian name<br />
(seventeenth century); ‘Di [ ]fredi[ ] 1621(?)’ on the same page.<br />
James St Amand (1687^1754); see ‘Cat. S. Am. 195’ on the same<br />
page. Bequeathed in 1754.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. K 3.1.<br />
T-078 Theocritus<br />
Idyllia, et al. [Greek and Latin].<br />
r<br />
A.A1 [List of contents in Greek.] ‘Tavde e[nesti ejn th’ /de th’ / bivblw/’.<br />
A.A1 r [List of contents in Latin.] ‘Haec sunt in hoc libro’.<br />
A.A1 v Manutius, Aldus: [Letter addressed to] Baptista Guarinus.<br />
refs. Aldo Manuzio editore, I 9^10 no. V; Bot¢eld, 192^4. On<br />
Manutius’ dedication to Baptista Guarinus, his recollection of<br />
Gaspare daVerona, and his editorial handling of manuscripts as<br />
laid out here see M. Lowry,TheWorld ofAldusManutius (Oxford,<br />
1979), 48, 50, 53, 114; Aldo Manuzio editore, II 319^20; Carlo<br />
Dionisotti, ‘Aldo Manuzio Umanista’, in Umanesimo Europeo e<br />
Umanesimo Veneziano, ed.V. Branca, Civilta' Europea e Civilta'<br />
Veneziana: aspetti e problemi, 2 (Florence, 1963), 213^43, at 216^<br />
17. For Manutius’s remarks on the ‘three-hundred-year-old’<br />
manuscript of Maximus Planudes’ Greek translation of the<br />
Disticha Catonis reported by Franciscus Roscius (Francesco<br />
Roscio or Rosetto) of Verona, see Maximus Planudes, Disticha<br />
Catonis in Graecum translata, ed. V. Ortoleva, Bibliotheca<br />
Athena, 28 (Rome, 1992), p. xxv; Aldo Manuzio editore, II 319^<br />
20. For the type used and the two separate versions of this edition<br />
see Lowry, Aldus Manutius, 112, 131, 135, and 233. On this edition<br />
as one of the earliest publications of Manutius’ ¢rm see N. G.<br />
Wilson, ‘Some Remarks on Greek philology in the milieu of<br />
Aldus Manutius’, in Dotti Bizantini, 29^36, at 29.<br />
A.A2 r Theocritus: Eijduvllia, [I^XVIII].‘Quvrsi~ h[ jWdhv’.<br />
refs. Bucolici Graeci, 3^62, nos I^XVIII; Theocritus, ed. Gow, I<br />
4^144.The poems are referred to as ‘mikra; poihvmata’ in the list of<br />
r<br />
contents in Greek, and as ‘Eclogae’ in that in Latin on A.A1 . See<br />
T-077 for further reference.<br />
E.E1 v [Moschus,pseudo-]: ‘Ej pitavfio~ Bivwno~ Boukovlou ejrwtikou’’.<br />
refs. Bucolici Graeci, 140^5, no. III. Traditionally but wrongly<br />
ascribed to Moschus, and probably the work of a follower of<br />
Bion; Bionis Smyrnaei Adonidis epitaphium, ed. M. Fantuzzi,<br />
ARCA: Classical and Medieval Texts, Papers, and Monographs,<br />
18 (Liverpool, 1985),7; OCD 243. On the transmission see Bion of<br />
Smyrna:The Fragments and the Adonis, ed. with intr. and comm.<br />
J. D. Reed, Cambridge Classical Texts and Commentaries, 33<br />
(Cambridge, 1997), at 72^4 for this edition and its corpus of<br />
texts, with further reference given there.<br />
E.E3 v [Moschus]: Eujrwvph.<br />
refs. Bucolici Graeci, 133^9, no. II; A Hellenistic Anthology, ed.<br />
N. Hopkinson (Cambridge, 1988), 52^7, no. XIX.<br />
Z.F1 r [Theocritus, pseudo-]: Khrioklevpth~.<br />
refs. BucoliciGraeci,75, no. XIX;Theocritus, ed. Gow, I146. For<br />
the general agreement that Theocritus did not write this poem,<br />
and for ascriptions to Moschus and more commonly to Bion; see<br />
Theocritus, ed. Gow, II 362.<br />
r<br />
Z.F1 [Bion]: Ej pitavfio~ Aj dwvnido~.<br />
refs. Bucolici Graeci, 153^7, no. I; Hellenistic Anthology, 58^62,<br />
no. XXI. On Bion as author and the date of composition see<br />
Adonidis epitaphium, ed. Fantuzzi, 139^46; OCD 243.<br />
Z.F3 r [Theocritus, pseudo-]: Boukolivsko~.<br />
refs. Bucolici Graeci, 75^7, no. XX. On the uncertain date and<br />
authorship seeTheocritus, ed. Gow, II 364^5.<br />
Z.F3 v [Theocritus, pseudo-]: AJ liei’~.<br />
refs. Bucolici Graeci, 77^81, no. XXI. For the false ascription to<br />
Theocritus and for other suggestions of authorship see<br />
Theocritus, ed. Gow, II 369^70.<br />
r<br />
Z.F5 [Moschus]: ‘Megavra gunh; JHraklevou~’.<br />
refs. Bucolici Graeci, 146^50, no. IV. Ascribed to Moschus without<br />
adequate justi¢cation; see OCD 997.<br />
Z.F6 v [Theocritus]: ‘Diovskouroi koinh’ / Iavdi’. j<br />
refs. Bucolici Graeci, 81^9, no. XXII.<br />
Q.G3 r [Theocritus]: Ej rasthv~.‘Misw’n filevonta’.<br />
refs. Bucolici Graeci, 90^2, no. XXIII. For the false ascription to<br />
Theocritus and other suggestions of authorship see Theocritus,<br />
ed. Gow, II 408.<br />
v<br />
Q.G4 [Theocritus]: ‘ [Hchma Mousevwn h[ Qeokrivtou Su’rigx’.<br />
refs. Bucolici Graeci, 180; Theocritus, ed. Gow, I 256. The poem<br />
is a technopaegnion, composed in di¡erent verse-lengths so as to<br />
produce the shape of an object, in this case Pan pipes (su’rigx); see<br />
OCD1478. For the ascription toTheocritus and other suggestions<br />
of authorship seeTheocritus, ed. Gow, II 553^4.<br />
r<br />
Q.G5 Eij~ nekro;n Adwnin. [<br />
refs. Bucolici Graeci, 166^7. Attributed to Theocritus in at least<br />
one manuscript; see Bucolici Graeci, 166.<br />
Q.G5 v [Life of Theocritus].‘Gevno~ Qeokrivtou’. Incipit:‘Qeovkrito~ oJ<br />
tw’n boukolikw’n poihth;~ surrakouvsio~ . . .’<br />
refs.Theocritus, ed. Gow, I p. xv B^C (b).The text in this edition<br />
continues for a further six lines, ending ajpolimpavnetai kai;<br />
aivolivdo~. It is entitled ‘Genus Theocriti’ in the list in Latin on<br />
r<br />
A.A1 .
2470 theocritus<br />
[t-078<br />
Q.G5 v Artemidorus: ‘Aj rtemidwvrou grammatikou’’.<br />
refs. Bucolici Graeci, 2; Theocritus, ed. Gow I 254. For this<br />
poem’s traditional inclusion as no. XXVI in the collection of<br />
Theocritean epigrams and for further discussion of authorship,<br />
seeTheocritus, ed. Gow, II 549, and I p. lx.<br />
v<br />
Q.G5 [Theocritus, pseudo-: Epigram XXVII].<br />
refs. Bucolici Graeci, 2; Theocritus, ed. Gow, I 254. On the spurious<br />
ascription toTheocritus seeTheocritus, ed. Gow, II 549^50.<br />
Q.G6 r [De inuentione bucolicorum.] ‘Peri; euJrevsew~ tw’n boukolikw’n’.<br />
Incipit: ‘Ta; boukolikav fasi ejn th’ / Lakedaimoniva/<br />
euJreqh’nai kai; perissw’~ prokoph’~ tucei’n . . .’<br />
refs. Bucolicorum GraecorumTheocriti, Bionis, Moschi reliquiae<br />
accedentibus incertorum idyllis, ed. F. H. L. Ahrens, 2 vols<br />
(Leipzig, 1855^9), II 4^6, with further lines of text.<br />
AA.aa1 r Theognis: ‘Qeovgnido~ Megarevw~ Sikeliw’tou Gnw’mai<br />
Ej legeiakai;’. Perhaps edited by Janus Lascaris (see below).<br />
refs. Iambi et Elegi ante Alexandrum cantati ed. M. L. West, 2<br />
vols. (Oxford, 1989), I 174^233; Theognis, ed. D. Young (Leipzig,<br />
1971), 1^74 (lines 1^1231). The poem is entitled ‘Theognidis<br />
Megarensis Siculi sententiae elegiacae’ in the list in Latin on<br />
A.A1 r . On the transmission see D. Young, ‘A Codicological<br />
Inventory of Theognis Manuscripts, with Some Remarks on<br />
Janus Lascaris’ Contamination and the Aldine Editio princeps’,<br />
Scriptorium, 7 (1953), 3^36, at 27^30 for this edition and<br />
Lascaris as editor of its text of Theognis.<br />
v<br />
GG.gg5 ‘Gnw’mai kata; stoicei’on ejk diafovrwn poihtw’n’.‘Eij~ ajgaqou;~<br />
a[ndra~’. Incipit: ‘Aj nh;r de; crhsto;~, crhsto;n ouj misei’ potev . . .’<br />
Arranged under headings with moral themes. Entitled<br />
‘Sententiae monostichi per capita ex uariis poetis’ in the list in<br />
Latin on A.A1 r . On Greek gnw’mai see DNP IV 1108^12,1114.<br />
DD.dd8 r [Pythagoras, pseudo-]: ‘Crusa’ e[ph’. Incipit: ‘Aj qanavtou~<br />
me;n prw’ta qeouv~ novmw/ wJ~ diavkeitai . . .’<br />
refs. ed. Young, 86^94. Entitled ‘Aurea Carmina’ in the list in<br />
Latin on A.A1 r . On the transmission and authorship see ed.<br />
Young, pp. xiv^xv, xvii^xviii.<br />
r<br />
EE.ee1 ‘Stivcoi eij~ to;n Fwkulivdhn’.<br />
refs. Epigrammatum Anthologia Palatina: cum planudeis et<br />
appendice nova epigrammatum veterum ex libris et marmoribus<br />
ductorum, ed. E. Cougny (Paris, 1890), III 323, no. 194; Pseudo-<br />
Phocylides Sentences, ed. Pascale Derron (Paris, 1986), p. ciii,<br />
note 1.<br />
r<br />
EE.ee1 [Phocylides, pseudo-]: ‘Eij~ to;n aujtovn’.<br />
refs. ed. Young, 95, lines 1^2; Pseudo-Phocylides Sentences, ed.<br />
Derron, lines 1^2.<br />
EE.ee1 v [Phocylides, pseudo-: Gnw’mai.] ‘Poivhma nouqetikovn’.<br />
Incipit: ‘mhvte gamoklopevein mhvte a[rsena Kuvprin ojrivnein. . .’<br />
refs. ed. Young, 95^112; Pseudo-Phocylides Sentences, ed.<br />
Derron, lines 3^230. Entitled ‘Poema admonitorium’ in the list<br />
r<br />
in Latin on A.A1 . On the authorship see ed.Young, pp. xvi^xviii.<br />
EE.ee5 v [Versus Sibyllae.] ‘Stivcoi Sibuvlla~ th’~ Ej ruqraiva~ peri; tou’<br />
Kurivou hJmw’n, e[conte~ ajkrosticivda thvnde: Ihsou’~ j Cristov~ qeou’<br />
uiJo~ oJ swth;r staurov~.’<br />
refs. Eusebius, Historia ecclesiastica, 592 B, in PG XX 1288^9.<br />
Entitled ‘Carmina Sibyllae Erythreae de Christo Iesu domino<br />
r<br />
nostro’ in the list in Latin on A.A1 . The letters forming the acrostic<br />
are written out after the text, with the following note on their<br />
citation in Eusebius’ Historia ecclesiatica: ‘Tau’ta iJstwrei’ oJ<br />
Kaisareiva~ Eujsevbeio~ oJ Panfilou ejn tw’ / lovgw/ o}~ ejklhvqh<br />
basilikov~’.<br />
EE.ee6 v ‘Diafora; fwnh’~’. Incipit: ‘ [Epi kuvknou a[ /dein. [Epi ajhdovno~<br />
teretivzein . . .’ Entitled ‘Di¡erentia uocis’ in the list in Latin on<br />
r<br />
A.A1 .<br />
ZZ.zz1 r [Planudes, Maximos: Preface to his translation of Disticha<br />
Catonis.] ‘Prooivmion’.<br />
refs. Planudes, Disticha Catonis, ed. Ortoleva, 1.<br />
ZZ.zz1 r [Disticha Catonis.] ‘Kavtwno~ JRwmaivou gnw’mai parainetikai;<br />
divsticoi’.Translated from Latin into Greek by Maximos Planudes<br />
as stated in the heading; see Planudes, Disticha Catonis, ed.<br />
Ortoleva, 1.<br />
refs. Planudes, ed. Ortoleva, 2^19. The work is entitled ‘Catonis<br />
Romani sententiae paraeneticae distichi’ in the list in Latin on<br />
r<br />
A.A1 . For the transmission of Planudes’ Greek translation see<br />
ed. Ortoleva, pp. v^xxviii, at p. xxv for Manutius’ edition; M.<br />
Boas, ‘Planudes’ Metaphrasis der sog. Disticha Catonis’,<br />
Byzantinische Zeitschrift, 31 (1931), 241^57. For the manuscript<br />
mentioned by Manutius see his preface on A.A1 v .<br />
ZZ.zz7 r [Gnw’mai eJpta; sofw’n]. ‘Peri; ajndro~ tou’ sofou’’. Incipit:<br />
‘Pa’si a[reske > Kalo;n hJsuciva . . .’ Entitled ‘Gnw’mai eJpta; sofw’n’<br />
in the list in Greek and‘Sententiae septem sapientum’ in the list in<br />
Latin on A.A1 r . A version of the Greek Sententiae Septem<br />
Sapientium, in the tradition containing sayings ascribed to Bias<br />
of Priene, Pittacus of Mitylene, Cleobulus of Rhodes, Chilon of<br />
Sparta, Solon of Athens, Thales of Miletus, and Pythagoras. See<br />
A. Pauly, G. Wissowa, W. Kroll, Real-Encyclopaedie der classischen<br />
Altertumswissenschaft (Stuttgart and Munich, 1923), II<br />
A.1, 2242^64, at 2243^7 on the transmission of the ‘canon’ of<br />
sages.<br />
r<br />
ZZ.zz9 ‘Peri; fqovnou.’ Incipit: ‘lsquo;Wsper hJ ejrusivbh i[divon ejsti<br />
tou’ sivtou novshma, ouJtw~ fqovno~ . . .’ The work is entitled ‘De<br />
Inuidia’ in the list in Latin on A.A1 r .<br />
ZZ.zz10 r [Registrum.]<br />
r<br />
a.a1 Hesiodus: ‘Qeogoniva’.<br />
refs. Hesiodus, Theogonia, ed. F. Solmsen, in Hesiodus Opera,<br />
ed. F. Solmsen, R. Merkelbach, and M.West (Oxford,1990),5^48.<br />
r<br />
g.c2 Hesiodus: ‘UJ povqesi~ th’~ ajspivdo~’. Incipit: Tavfioi strateuvsante~<br />
ejpi ta;~ hjlektruvwno~ . . .’<br />
refs. Hesiodus, Scutum, ed. F. Solmsen, in Hesiodus Opera, ed.<br />
Solmsen and others, 86^7, lines 11^25.<br />
g.c2 v Hesiodus [pseudo-]: ‘Povnhma (i.e. poivhma) peri; th’~ ajspivdo~<br />
tou’ JHraklevou~’.<br />
refs. Scutum, ed. Solmsen, 88^107.<br />
v<br />
g.c8 Hesiodus [pseudo-]: ‘Tevlo~ th’~ JHsiovdou ajspivdo~’.<br />
refs. Scutum, ed. Solmsen, 86^7, lines 1^10.<br />
d.d1 r Hesiodus: [Erga kai; JHmevrai.<br />
refs. See T-077. In the heading Hesiod is referred to as ‘tou’<br />
Aj skraivou’. On e.e6 r the‘Days’are printed as a separate poem and<br />
headed ‘ JHsiovdou JHmevrai’. The poem is entitled ‘Georgicon’ in<br />
r<br />
the list in Latin on A.A1 . On the authorship see OCD 700.<br />
e.e7 v [Registrum.]<br />
e.e8 v [Summary of contents.]<br />
Venice: Aldus Manutius, Romanus, Feb. 1495/6. Folio.<br />
collation: A.A^D.D 8 E.e^Q.G 6 AA.aa^DD.dd 8 EE.ee 6 ZZ.zz 10<br />
a.a^b.b 8 g.c 10 d.d^e.e 8 .<br />
Woodcut initials.<br />
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Essling 888; Oates 2167; Rhodes 1685; Sander 7235; Scapecchi,<br />
‘Annali’, 7; Sheppard 4617^19.
t-078^t-079] theocritus<br />
2471<br />
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Ej pitavfio~ Bivwno~, which has already appeared in its right place<br />
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paraphrases, and comments on the text. The bookseller’s<br />
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A.A1 r : ‘Dominici Lampsonii’. Edward Bernard (1638^1697); not<br />
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from Bernard’s widow.<br />
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1819), II 125. Friedrich Furchheim (b.1844); receipt attached to<br />
the recto of the front endleaf. David Nutt. Purchased by Bywater<br />
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T-079 Theocritus<br />
Idyllia septem (trans. Martinus Phileticus).<br />
[a 1 r ] Phileticus, [Martinus: Life of Theocritus].‘De uitaTheocriti in<br />
libro de poetis antiquis.’<br />
refs. B. Pecci, L’Umanesimo e la‘‘Cioceria’’ (Trani, 1912), 149^50<br />
n. 3; E. Dell’Oro, ‘Il De poetis antiquis di Martino Filetico’,<br />
Orpheus, ns 4 (1983), 427^43, at 441. On Phileticus’ ‘Vita’ in this<br />
edition, see Dell’Oro, De poetis antiquis, 429 and n. 9. See also<br />
Martinus Phileticus, In Corruptores Latinitatis, ed. M. A.<br />
Pincelli, Edizione Nazionale dei testi umanistici, 4 (Rome,<br />
2000), p. xxiii.<br />
[a1 v ] Phileticus, [Martinus: Poem dedicated to] Federicus de<br />
Montefeltro, Duke of Urbino.<br />
refs. Pecci, L’Umanesimo e la‘‘Cioceria’’, 150^1.<br />
[a2 r ] Theocritus: [Idyllia, I^VII]. ‘Theocritus scripsit, Phileticus<br />
latihum(!) fecit bucolicum carmen. Res acta Syracusis.’<br />
‘Afpolus(!) Thyrsis.’ Translated from Greek into Latin by<br />
Martinus Phileticus, as stated in the heading. ‘[A]epole dulce<br />
sonat patulis quod discolor aura > Commouet arboribus gelido<br />
que fonte uirescit’; hexameters.<br />
refs. On Phileticus’s translation see Guido Arbizzoni, ‘Note su<br />
Martino Filetico, traduttore di Teocrito’, Studi Umanistici<br />
Piceni, 13 (1993), 25^31. See also, Phileticus, ed. Pincelli, p. xxiii.<br />
[c6 v ] Phileticus, [Martinus: Poem dedicated to] Eucharius Silber.<br />
‘Ad Eucharium Argirion impressorem’.<br />
refs. Pecci, L’Umanesimo e la‘‘Cioceria’’, 146 n. 1.<br />
[Rome]: Eucharius Silber, [c.1482]. 4 o . As dated by Sheppard.<br />
collation: [a 6 b 8 c 6 ].<br />
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2. Theocritus, Idyllia septem. [Venice: Bernardinus Venetus, de<br />
Vitalibus, c.1498^1500] (T-080(2)).<br />
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Provenance: Before the end of the sixteenth century bound with<br />
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2472 theodolus<br />
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T-080 Theocritus<br />
Idyllia septem (trans. Martinus Phileticus), et al.<br />
r<br />
A1 [List of contents.] ‘Hoc in uolumine haec opuscula continentur’.<br />
A1 v Phileticus, [Martinus: Poem dedicated to] Federicus de<br />
Montefeltro, Duke of Urbino.<br />
refs. Pecci, L’Umanesimo e la‘‘Cioceria’’, 150^1.<br />
A2 r<br />
[Distich on the Theocritean poems and the translation.]<br />
‘Theocritus scripsit Phileticus latinum fecit > Bucolicum carmen<br />
res acta Syracusis’; 1 elegiac distich.<br />
A2 r Theocritus: [Idyllia, I^VII]. The translation from Greek into<br />
Latin by Martinus Phileticus is dedicated to Federicus de<br />
Montefeltro. ‘[A]epole dulce sonat patulis quod discolor aura ><br />
Commouet arboribus gelido quae fonte uirescunt’; hexameters.<br />
The translator and dedicatee are named on A1 r . For further reference<br />
seeT-079.<br />
v<br />
E6 Phileticus, [Martinus: Life of Theocritus.] ‘De uitaTheocriti in<br />
libro de poetis antiquis.’<br />
refs. SeeT-079; see Dell’Oro, De poetis antiquis, 429 and n. 11.<br />
r<br />
a1 Hesiodus: Opera et Dies. ‘Georgicon liber e graeco conuerso’.<br />
The translation from Greek into Latin by Nicolaus de Valle is<br />
dedicated to Pius II, Pont. Max. ‘Pierides musae quarum uiget<br />
inclyta cantu > Fama ducum et uestri nomen immortale parentis’;<br />
hexameters. At line 383 (of the Greek original) the heading ‘liber<br />
secundus de agricultura’ introduces the remainder of the text as if<br />
it is a second book. The translator and dedicatee are named on<br />
r<br />
A1 .<br />
d3 v Valle, Nicolaus de: [Poem dedicated to] Pius II, Pont. Max.‘Si<br />
uacat Aenea rerum dignissime praesul > Grataque sunt animo<br />
carmina nostra tuo’; 9 elegiac distichs. In this poem Nicolaus de<br />
Valle dedicates his translation of Hesiod to Pius II.<br />
d4 r Hesiodus: Theogonia.The translation from Greek into Latin by<br />
Boninus Mombritius is dedicated to Borsius Estensis, Marquess<br />
of Ferrara.‘[I]ncipiam a musis Heliconis carmen alumnis > Quae<br />
iuga sacra colunt montis spatiosaque terga’; hexameters. For the<br />
r<br />
translator and dedicatee see list of contents on A1 .<br />
v<br />
i2 [Mombritius, Boninus: Poem on his translation of the work.] ‘O<br />
modo tam digno cur me fortuna fefellit > Codice materia cur me<br />
priuauit honesta?’; 10 hexameters.The poem follows immediately<br />
afterTheogonia without a heading.<br />
[Venice: Bernardinus Venetus, de Vitalibus, c.1498^1500]. 4 o . As<br />
dated by Sheppard and BSB-Ink.<br />
collation: A^D 4 E 6 a^h 4 i 2 .<br />
HC *15479; Go¡ T-145. BMC V 550; Pr 5541; BSB-Ink T-150;<br />
Sheppard 4603^5.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Bound with G-245; see there for details of binding, decoration,<br />
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An early shelfmark ‘K. 6. 62’(?) partially erased on front<br />
pastedown.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. Q inf. 1.27(1).<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Bound with T-079(1); see there for details of binding, decoration,<br />
and provenance. Size of leaf: 203 ¿ 130 mm.<br />
A few notes in a sixteenth-century(?) continental hand (see<br />
T-079(1)), supplying one key word and underlining. Some notes<br />
erased from a1 r :‘bucolicum . . . > valerij probi . . . > Q. Serenus sententiae<br />
. . .’, apparently a list of the former contents of the volume.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. Q 5.34(2).<br />
THIRD COPY<br />
Binding: Eighteenth/nineteenth-century half calf over marbled<br />
paper boards. Sprinkled red- and blue-edged leaves Size: 211 ¿<br />
149 ¿ 11 mm. Size of leaf: 207 ¿ 141 mm.<br />
A few notes in sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Italian hands<br />
including brackets and pointing hands, one correction to the<br />
text, a gloss in Italian, and two cropped notes in Latin. Folio numbers<br />
supplied in pencil.<br />
Provenance: Dimitrij Petrovich, Count Boutourlin (1763^1829);<br />
armorial book-plate and shelfmark no. 790; see Catalogue<br />
(1831), and number in red ink on the verso of the front endleaf;<br />
purchased at his sale for »1. 0. 0: sale (1839), lot 986, marked<br />
down to‘B’, and Books Purchased (1840), 30.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. O inf. 1.62.<br />
T-081 Theodolus<br />
Ecloga (comm. Odo Picardus).<br />
a 1 r [Title-page.] ‘Theodolus cum commento’.<br />
a2 r [Odo Picardus: Letter addressed to] Ludovicus, Duke of<br />
Guienne and Aquitaine. Incipit:‘[ ]otus equidem tremo horreo. . .’<br />
a 3 r [Prologue.] ‘[E]tiopum terras iam feruida torruit estas > In cancro<br />
solis dum voluitur aureus axis.’<br />
refs. Theoduli eclogam, ed. Joannes Osternacher (Urfahr, 1902),<br />
30^2; see Walther, Initia, 664. Hexameters alternate with the<br />
commentary.<br />
a3 r Odo Picardus: [Commentary.] Incipit: ‘Multi licet magno et<br />
excellenti ingenio uiri ad presentis libelli expositionem se applicauerunt<br />
. . .’<br />
refs. See CTC II 404^8.<br />
b2 v Theodolus [pseudo-: EclogaTheodoli.]<br />
refs. Theoduli eclogam, ed. Osternacher, 32^54. Hexameters<br />
alternate with the commentary. On the textual transmission see<br />
Johannes Osternacher,‘Die Uº berlieferung der Ecloga Theoduli’,<br />
Neues Archiv, 40 (1916), 329^76, at 343 no. 52. See also Henkel,<br />
Schultexte, 239^42; on authorship see VL IX 760^4, at 761.<br />
b2 v Odo Picardus: [Commentary.] Incipit: ‘Finito prologo in quo<br />
intentio actoris aperta est et modus procedendi per Fronesim limitatus<br />
. . .’
t-081^t-084] theodolus<br />
2473<br />
k7 v [Colophon.] ‘Optimo et accutissimo ingenio uiri insignis magistri<br />
Odonis natione Picardi in Theodolum succinctissima explantatio(!)<br />
¢nit . . .’<br />
[Lyons: Mathias Huss?], 9 Jan. 1487/8. 4 o .<br />
collation: a^k 8 .<br />
Types: 200 G (approx.); 100 GB; 71 G; this type appears to be as<br />
Gru« ninger, Strasbourg, 68 G (BMC I pl. xi and p. 101.‘68. [P. 10]<br />
small Lyonnese type’). Capital spaces. 80 leaves, the last blank. 41<br />
lines of commentary (a4 r ).Type area: 145 ¿ 89 mm (a4 r ).<br />
Go¡ T-152; Pr 8690; Sheppard 6742^3.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting gathering d.The lower half of the ¢rst leaf cut away.<br />
Binding: Eighteenth/nineteenth-century(?) parchment, with the<br />
title and typographical information printed in gold along a rectangular<br />
green leather label pasted on the spine. Size: 200 ¿<br />
144 ¿ 14 mm. Size of leaf: 145 ¿ 89 mm.<br />
On a1 v some notes in a French(?) hand, brown ink, probably<br />
Bochier’s.<br />
Provenance: Clemens Bochier (sixteenth century); inscription<br />
on a1 r in a contemporary hand(?): ‘Donus Clemens B[/H?]ochier<br />
me possidet’. Naples, Capuchins, Conventus S. Ephrem cum<br />
ecclesia BVM Immaculata (eighteenth century?); cancelled<br />
inscriptions on a1 r ‘Libreria della concettione’ and on a2 r : ‘alla<br />
libreria de Capuccini della [concezione] di Napoli’. Purchased<br />
from William Lowndes for »0. 5. 0; see Library Bills (1815), 77;<br />
Books Purchased (1815), 5.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 2Q 5.12.<br />
T-082 Theodolus<br />
Ecloga (comm. Odo Picardus).<br />
r<br />
a1 [Title-page.] ‘Theodolus cum commento’.<br />
a2 r [Prologue.]<br />
refs. SeeT-081. Hexameters alternate with the commentary.<br />
r<br />
a2 Odo Picardus: [Commentary.] ‘Succinctissima explanatio’.<br />
Incipit: ‘Multi licet magno et excellenti ingenio uiri ad presentis<br />
libelli expositionem se applicauerint . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-081.<br />
r<br />
a7 Theodolus [pseudo-: EclogaTheodoli.]<br />
refs. SeeT-081. Hexameters alternate with the commentary.<br />
a7 r Odo Picardus: [Commentary.] Incipit: ‘Finito prologo in quo<br />
intentio actoris aperta est et modus procedendi per Fronesim limitatus<br />
. . .’<br />
[Paris]: Pierre Levet, [c.1497]. 4 o . Dated from the state of the<br />
device by Sheppard.<br />
collation: a^f 8 g 6 .<br />
Types: 100 G, 65 G. Capital spaces. 54 leaves. 46 lines of commentary,<br />
and headline (a3 r ). Type area: 147 (155) ¿ 94 mm.<br />
Pr 8090; Rhodes 1686; Sheppard 6290.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with A-077(2); see there for details of binding and provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 204 ¿ 136 mm.<br />
A few marginal notes, mainly extracting key words, in a contemporary<br />
hand in light brown ink.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 7.35(3).<br />
T-083 Theodolus<br />
Ecloga (comm. Stephanus Patrington?).<br />
a1 r [Title-page.] ‘EglogaTheoduli’.<br />
r<br />
a2 [Patrington, Stephanus(?): Preface.] Incipit: ‘[C]irca inicium<br />
huius libri. Sciendum Auerrois circa prologum phisicorum . . .’<br />
a2 v [Prologue.]<br />
refs. SeeT-081. Hexameters alternate with the commentary.<br />
a2 v [Patrington, Stephanus(?): Commentary.] Incipit: ‘Iste liber<br />
cuius subiectum est connexio fabularum et historiarum . . .’ A<br />
modern revision of Alexander Nequam’s commentary; see CTC<br />
II 383^408, at 403^4.<br />
b1 v Theodolus [pseudo-]: EclogaTheodoli.<br />
refs. SeeT-081. Hexameters alternate with the commentary.<br />
r<br />
b2 [Patrington, Stephanus(?): Commentary.] Incipit: ‘Finito prohemio<br />
in quo autor introduxit Alathiam . . .’<br />
Leipzig: Conrad Kachelofen, 1489. 4 o .<br />
collation: a^g 8 h 6 .<br />
Woodcut.<br />
HC *15482; Go¡ T-148; BMC III 624; Pr 2859; BSB-Ink T-152;<br />
Schramm XIII no. 8; Schreiber V 5337; Sheppard 2072.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century half green morocco over marbled<br />
pasteboards. Size: 222 ¿ 150 ¿ 12 mm. Sizeofleaf: 215 ¿ 139 mm.<br />
On a1 r , below the title-page, a note in a sixteenth-century German<br />
hand in brown ink: ‘id est sub tecto nomine Chrysostomi. Lege<br />
Prologum’. A few more notes, mainly extracting key words and<br />
concepts, in the same hand on a2 r . ‘30’ in pencil in the lower<br />
right-hand corner of a 1 r .<br />
Initials, paragraph marks and capital strokes are supplied in red.<br />
Provenance: Purchased for »0. 2. 6; see Books Purchased (1858),<br />
104.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 4Q 5.23.<br />
T-084 Theodolus<br />
Ecloga (comm. Stephanus Patrington?).<br />
A1 r [Title-page.] ‘EglogaTheoduli’.<br />
A2 r [Patrington, Stephanus?: Preface.] Incipit: ‘[C]irca inicium<br />
huius libri. Sciendum Auerrois circa prologum phisicorum . . .’<br />
A2 v [Prologue.]<br />
refs. SeeT-081. Hexameters alternate with the commentary.<br />
A2 v [Patrington, Stephanus?: Commentary.] Incipit: ‘Iste liber<br />
cuius subiectum est connexio fabularum et historiarum . . .’ See<br />
T-083.<br />
B1 v Theodolus [pseudo-]: EclogaTheodoli.<br />
refs. SeeT-081. Hexameters alternate with the commentary.<br />
B2 r [Patrington, Stephanus(?): Commentary.] Incipit: ‘Finito prohemio<br />
in quo autor introduxit Alathiam . . .’<br />
Leipzig: Conrad Kachelofen, 1492. 4 o .<br />
collation: A^F 8.6 G 6 H 8 I 6 .<br />
Woodcut.<br />
HC *15483; Go¡ T-149; BMC III 625; Pr 2861; BSB-Ink T-153;<br />
Schramm XIII no. 8; Schreiber V 5338; Sheppard 2075.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century half calf over marbled pasteboards.<br />
Yellow-edged leaves. Size: 191 ¿ 134 ¿ 13 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 186 ¿ 118 mm.
2474 theophrastus<br />
[t-084^t-087<br />
Occasional marginal notes, mainly extracting key words, some<br />
underlining, pointing hands, and‘nota’marks, in a sixteenth-century<br />
German hand in brown ink.‘Pinelli copy sold for 1^’. A‘T’ in<br />
brown ink on the front pastedown.<br />
Provenance: Revd John Brand (1744^1806); sale (1807), lot 3030;<br />
‘John Brand 18007 > (very rare!)’ on the front endleaf. Heber’s<br />
note: ‘Brands sale 1807’. Richard Heber (1773^1833); note; not<br />
identi¢ed in Catalogue. J. T. Hand (£. 1834^1837); signature on<br />
the front endleaf; sale (1837), lot 47; purchased for »0. 2. 0: see<br />
Books Purchased (1837), 37.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 2Q 6.8.<br />
T-085 Theodolus<br />
Ecloga (comm. Stephanus Patrington?).<br />
r<br />
A1 [Title-page.] ‘EglogaTheoduli’.<br />
A2 r [Patrington, Stephanus(?): Preface.] Incipit: ‘[C]irca inicium<br />
huius libri. Sciendum quod Auerrois circa prologum phisicorum<br />
. . .’<br />
A2 r [Prologue.]<br />
refs. SeeT-081. Hexameters alternate with the commentary.<br />
r<br />
A2 [Patrington, Stephanus(?): Commentary.] Incipit: ‘Iste liber<br />
(cuius subiectum est connexio fabularum et historiarum) . . .’ See<br />
T-083.<br />
r<br />
B3 Theodolus [pseudo-]: EclogaTheodoli.<br />
refs. SeeT-081. Hexameters alternate with the commentary.<br />
B3 r [Patrington, Stephanus(?): Commentary.] Incipit: ‘Finito prohemio<br />
in quo autor introduxit Alathiam . . .’<br />
Cologne: Heinrich Quentell, 3 Sept. 1492. 4 o .<br />
collation: A^D 6 E 4 F^I 6 . Leaf A2 signed A1, etc.<br />
HC *15484; Go¡ T-150; BMC I 277; Pr 1310; BSB-Ink T-154;<br />
Sheppard 988; Voullie¤ me, Ko« ln, 1132.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century half calf over brown cloth. Size:<br />
207 ¿ 143 ¿ 14 mm. Size of leaf: 200 ¿ 135 mm.<br />
Occasional marginal notes, extracting key words, and interlinear<br />
corrections, in a sixteenth-century hand, in brown ink. ‘122’ in<br />
pencil on A1 r .<br />
On A2 r the initial ‘C’and the marginal key word ‘Averroe’are supplied<br />
in red.<br />
Provenance: Duplicate from the Royal Library, Munich; ‘Dupl’<br />
and ‘1705’ in pencil on A1 r and ‘1705’also in pencil on I6 v . A copy<br />
was bought from Caspar Haugg, Catalogue 76, no. 281, for 6<br />
Marks on 9 Oct. 1885; see Library Bills, no. 206.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 5Q 6.79.<br />
T-086 Theodolus<br />
Ecloga (comm. Stephanus Patrington?).<br />
A 1 r [Title-page.] ‘EglogaTheoduli’.<br />
A2 r [Patrington, Stephanus(?): Preface.] Incipit: ‘[C]irca initium<br />
huius libri. Sciendum quod Auerrois circa prologum phisicorum<br />
. . .’<br />
A2 r [Prologue.]<br />
refs. SeeT-081. Hexameters alternate with the commentary.<br />
A 2 r [Patrington, Stephanus(?): Commentary.] Incipit: ‘Iste liber<br />
(cuius subiectum est connexio fabularum et historiarum) . . .’ See<br />
T-083.<br />
B 3 r Theodolus [pseudo-]: EclogaTheodoli.<br />
refs. SeeT-081. Hexameters alternate with the commentary.<br />
B3 r [Patrington, Stephanus(?): Commentary.] Incipit: ‘Finito prohemio<br />
in quo autor introduxit Alathiam . . .’<br />
Cologne: Heinrich Quentell, 11 Feb. 1495. 4 o .<br />
collation: A^D 6 E 4 F^I 6 .<br />
H *15486; Go¡ T-153; BMC I 284; Pr 1328; BSB-Ink T-155; CIBN<br />
T-106; Oates 760; Sheppard1027; Voullie¤ me, Ko« ln, 1134.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century brown cloth. Blue-edged leaves.<br />
Size: 192 ¿ 136 ¿ 15 mm. Size of leaf: 183 ¿ 130 mm.<br />
‘3.’ in light brown ink on A1 r . On A1 r typographical notes; on A1 v<br />
information extracted from Johannes Nicolaus Weislinger,<br />
Armamentarium catholicum perantiquae . . . bibliothecae, quae<br />
asservatur Argentorati in celeberrima commenda . . . ordinis<br />
Melitentis sancti Johannis Hierosolymitani (Strasbourg, 1749),<br />
584.<br />
Provenance: Scheyern, Bavaria, BVM, Benedictines; inscription<br />
on A1 r in brown ink: ‘Monasterii Schyrensis’. Duplicate from the<br />
Royal Library, Munich; ‘Dupl’ and ‘2775’ in pencil on A 1 r .<br />
Sheppard records that this item was purchased from Caspar<br />
Haugg in 1885, but it has not been identi¢ed in Library Bills<br />
(1885).<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 4Q 6.29.<br />
T-087 Theophrastus<br />
De historia et causis plantarum (trans. Theodorus Gaza;<br />
ed. Georgius Merula).<br />
r<br />
A2 [Gaza], Theodorus: [Letter addressed to] Nicolaus V, Pont.<br />
Max.<br />
refs. C. B. Schmitt,‘Theophrastus’, in CTC II 239^322, at 266^7.<br />
A2 v [Gaza],Theodorus: ‘Praefatio’.<br />
refs. ed. Schmitt, CTC II 267^8.<br />
A4 v Theophrastus: De historia et causis plantarum. ‘De historia<br />
plantarum’. Translated from the Greek by Theodorus Gaza.<br />
Edited by Georgius Merula, as stated in his letter to Sanutus.<br />
Incipit: ‘[P]lantarum di¡erentias reliqumque(!) naturam ex partibus<br />
a¡ectionibus generationibus uitaque petere oportet . . .’<br />
refs. Theophrastus, Opera, ed. F. Wimmer (Paris, 1866), 1^163;<br />
see also Schmitt, CTC II 266^8.<br />
K6 v Merula Alexandrinus, Georgius: [Letter addressed to]<br />
Dominicus Sanutus. Incipit: ‘Theophrasti libros de plantarum<br />
historia earumque causis . . .’<br />
refs. See V. Fera,‘Tra Poliziano e Beroaldo: l’ultimo scritto ¢lologico<br />
di Giorgio Merula’, Studi umanistici, 2 (1991), 7^41, at 21^<br />
2.<br />
L1 r [Merula Alexandrinus, Georgius: Table of contents.]<br />
a1 r Theophrastus: De historia et causis plantarum.‘De causis plantarum’.Translated<br />
from the Greek byTheodorus Gaza. Edited by<br />
Georgius Merula, as stated in his letter to Sanutus. Incipit:<br />
‘[P]lantarum complures esse generationes . . .’<br />
refs.Theophrastus, Opera, ed.Wimmer, 165^319.<br />
Treviso: Bartholomaeus Confalonerius, 20 Feb. 1483. Folio.<br />
collation: A^H 8 I^L 6 a 8 b 6 c^h 8 i k 6 .<br />
HC *15491; Go¡ T-155; BMC VI 894; Pr 6489; BSB-Ink T-156;<br />
CIBN T-108; Rhodes, Treviso, no. 78; Sheppard 5528^9.<br />
Micro¢che: Unit 26: Philosophy: Ancient, PH 56.
t-087^t-089] thesaurus<br />
2475<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
The last line of text on k4 r (‘magis aliis grate redolent . . .’) is<br />
repeated as the ¢rst line on the verso, where the last line (‘Sed mirabilius<br />
quod de myrti egyptiis fertur . . .’) is omitted.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth/twentieth-century half parchment over<br />
marbled pasteboards, with red-edged leaves. Size: 314 ¿ 220 ¿<br />
28 mm. Size of leaf: 311 ¿ 202 mm.<br />
A few pointing hands.<br />
Provenance: Ingram Bywater (1840^1914); Elenchus, no. 3350.<br />
Bequeathed in 1914.<br />
shelfmark: Byw. G 3.14.<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
In this copy the text of k 4 r is correctly printed.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century(?) blind-tooled calf, with the gold<br />
stamp of the Bodleian Library on both covers. ‘Theofrastvs. De<br />
plantis’ along the fore-edge. ‘Teodorvs grecvs’ is written upside<br />
down along the lower edge. Size: 316 ¿ 216 ¿ 29 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 309 ¿ 201 mm.<br />
‘271’ in brown ink in the upper right-hand cornerof A 1 r . Extensive<br />
marginal notes, mainly extracting key words, but also providing<br />
headings and corrections and variants to the text, in Ma¡ei’s<br />
humanist hand, in brown ink, up to signature C3 v . A few more<br />
notes in Ma¡ei’s hand in the rest of the book, in red ink.<br />
On A2 r an initial ‘Q’ is supplied in gold on a square ground made<br />
of white vine-stem borders on a blue, red, and green ground. On<br />
A 1 v a classical human pro¢le in green ink, below the letters<br />
‘MAF’, also in green.<br />
Provenance: Mario Ma¡ei (1463^1537); inscription on A1 r and<br />
k 6 v : ‘Marii Ma¡ei Volaterrani’; arms painted within a wreath on<br />
A2 r : azure, a demi-stag salient or; see Ginanni, L’arte del blasone,<br />
no. 503. Ma¡ei family; inscription on A2 r : ‘De ¢g(lio)li et eredi di<br />
M. Mario Ma¡ei’. Date of acquisition unknown; books with<br />
neighbouring shelfmarks were mostly acquired in the 1820s and<br />
1830s.<br />
Former Bodleian shelfmark: Auct. P 1.7.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. O 3.26.<br />
T-088 Theophylactus<br />
Enarrationes in epistolas S. Pauli (trans. Christophorus<br />
Persona).<br />
v<br />
[a1 ] [Persona, Christophorus: Preface addressed to] Sixtus IV,<br />
Pont. Max. Incipit: ‘[C]um mecum animo uolutarem B. P. cui<br />
potissimum id opus inscriberem . . .’<br />
r<br />
[a2 ] Athanasius [pseudo-; Theophylactus]: Enarrationes in epistolas<br />
S. Pauli.Translated by Christophorus Persona, as stated in the<br />
colophon.‘In prima Pauli ad Romanos epistola Athanasii prologus’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[S]acrarum litterarum frequentior lectio ad sui cognitionem<br />
homines ducit . . . [P]aulus nec Moyses ipse nec eius<br />
posteri plerique . . .’ On the translation see R. >‘Etaix, ‘Les sermons<br />
de saint Jean Chrysostome traduits par Cristoforo<br />
Persona’, Revue des e¤ tudes augustiniennes, 30 (1984), 42^7, at 43<br />
and 47 where BAV, Chigi RV 32 (Gr. 26) is suggested as a possible<br />
manuscript on which the translation might be based; see also<br />
Livia Martinoli Santini, ‘Le traduzioni dal greco’, in Un ponti¢cato<br />
ed una citta' , 81^101, note 44.<br />
[I5 r ] [Colophon.]<br />
[I5 v ] [Explicit.] Incipit:‘[A]d Romanos ex Corintho scribit apostolus<br />
quos nondum uiderat . . .’<br />
Rome: Ulrich Han, 25 Jan. 1477. Folio.<br />
collation: [a^g 10 h i 8 k 6 l m 10 n 4 o p 10 q r 8 s t 10 v 8 x 10 y 6 A^C 10 D 6<br />
E^H 10 I 6 ].<br />
H *1902; Go¡ T-156; BMC IV 25; Pr 3374; BSB-Ink T-157; CIBN<br />
A-640; Sheppard 2687.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Contemporary(?) Italian(?) blind-tooled calf over<br />
wooden boards; four clasps hanging from the upper cover and<br />
four catches on the lower cover lost. ‘ATHANASII IN EPI.<br />
PAVL.’ along the fore-edge. The gold stamp of the Bodleian<br />
Library on both covers; rebacked. Triple ¢llets form a quintuple<br />
frame. Size: 340 ¿ 230 ¿ 70 mm. Size of leaf: 330 ¿ 220 mm.<br />
Erased inscription on the outer margin of [a2 r ]: ‘Sacre l[ ] ><br />
Capitolar(?) > H [ ] 605(?) > B > V - IS’. Early signatures partially<br />
visible.<br />
On [a2 r ] an Italian (Roman) three-quarter white vine-stem borders<br />
on ablue, red, and green ground edged in gold, incorporating<br />
a six-line epigraphic initial ‘P’ painted in gold; foliate extensions<br />
with some gold dotting in the outer margin. In a wreath in the<br />
lower margin, a coat of arms is sustained by two putti; see Pa« cht<br />
and Alexander II, 108 no. pr. 36 [pl. lxxxvi], where it is suggested<br />
that the style is related to that of Joachinus de Gigantibus [no. 355<br />
and pl. xxxiii]. Similar initials are supplied elsewhere. Smaller<br />
initials are supplied in gold within a square blue ground with<br />
white pen-work decoration, the area de¢ned by the letter in red,<br />
or red and green.<br />
Provenance: PetrusVaradi (1450^1501); coat of arms, in a wreath<br />
within theborder on [a 2 r ], a shield surmounted by a cardinal’s hat:<br />
per fess, azure and gules, in chief two stars or, in base £eur-de-lis;<br />
identi¢cation by Dr Klara Csapodi-Ga¤ rdonyi [note made in the<br />
Bodleian’s annotated copy of Pa« cht and Alexander II, kept in<br />
Duke Humfrey’s Library]. On the front pastedown: ‘1512 die 23<br />
augusti emptus fuit hic liber pro Carl[ini?]’ sexdecim’. Sir Mark<br />
Masterman Sykes (1771^1823); purchased at his sale (1824), lot<br />
323, for »5. 5. 0; see Books Purchased (1824), 2.<br />
Former Bodleian shelfmark: Auct. P 3.20.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 7Q inf. 2.20.<br />
T-089 Thesaurus<br />
Thesaurus Cornu copiae et Horti Adonidis [Greek and<br />
Latin] (ed. Aldus Manutius and Urbanus Bolzanius).<br />
*1 r [Title-page and list of contents in Greek.] ‘Qesaurov~, kevra~<br />
ajmalqeiva~ kai; kh’poi Aj dwvnido~’. ‘Thesaurus, Cornucopiae et<br />
Horti Adonidis’. Tavde e[nesti ejn th’ /de th’ / bivblw/. The titles of 17<br />
works are listed.<br />
v<br />
* 1 [List of contents in Latin.] ‘Haec insunt in hoc libro’.The titles of<br />
18 works are listed.<br />
*2 r Manutius, Aldus: [Prefatory letter addressed to] ‘studiosis<br />
omnibus’.<br />
refs. Aldo Manuzio editore, 10^13 A; Bot¢eld 205^9. On leaves<br />
*2 v ^*3 r Manutius names the volume’s compilers as Guarinus<br />
[Favorinus] Camers, Carolus Antenoreus and Angelus<br />
Politianus, and its editors as himself and Urbanus Bolzanius<br />
Bellunensis; see Aldo Manuzio editore, p. xxvii and 321, n. 17. On<br />
these alphabetical collections of grammatical rules and excerpts<br />
from Late Antique grammatical treatises in the ‘Thesaurus<br />
cornu copiae’ see Mostra del Poliziano nella Biblioteca Medicea<br />
Laurenziana: manoscritti, libri rari, autogra¢ et documenti, ed.<br />
A. Perosa (Florence, 1954), 75^6, no. 75. For Guarinus’ manuscript<br />
source see Mostra del Poliziano, ed. Perosa, 74^5, no. 74.
2476 thesaurus<br />
[t-089<br />
*3 v Politianus, Angelus: [Letter addressed to] ‘Varinus Camers’ (i.e.<br />
Guarinus Favorinus Camers). All texts in this volume are edited<br />
by Aldus Manutius and Urbanus Bolzanius Bellunensis.<br />
refs. Bot¢eld 209; Ma|« er III 221. On this letter see V. Branca,<br />
Poliziano e l’umanesimo della parola (Turin, 1983), 262 n. 14;<br />
MostradelPoliziano, ed. Perosa,75, dating both letter and composition<br />
of theThesaurus to 1493^4.<br />
*4 r Politianus, Angelus: [Epigram in Greek on the edition].<br />
refs. Bot¢eld 209; Angelo Poliziano, Epigrammi Greci ed., trans.<br />
and intr. A. Ardizzoni (Florence, 1951), 28.<br />
*4 r Apostolios, Aristobolus: [Epigram on Guarinus Favorinus as<br />
compiler].<br />
refs. Bot¢eld 209.<br />
*4 r Carteromachus, Scipio: [Epigram in Greek on Aldus as editor,<br />
addressed to the readers.]<br />
refs. Bot¢eld 210.<br />
*4 r Manutius, Aldus: [Epigram in Greek dedicating the edition to]<br />
Apollo and the groves of the Muses.<br />
refs. Aldo Manuzio Editore, 13 B; Bot¢eld 210.<br />
v<br />
* 4 Carteromachus, Scipio: [Letter addressed to] ‘Barivnw/ tw’ /<br />
Kavmhrti’. Incipit: ‘To; me;n kata; th;n pavxion eJautou’ fwnh;n<br />
eujdokimei’n ejn toi’~ lovgoi~ . . .’<br />
r<br />
* 5 Guarinus [Favorinus] Camers: [Letter addressed to] Petrus de<br />
Medici. Incipit: ‘Pa’sa gh’ pavxi~ kai; mavlista, wJ~ fa;sivn . . .’ The<br />
spelling of Guarinus’ name is given as ‘Bari’no~ Kavmhr~’ in the<br />
heading. On this letter see Antonio Rollo,‘La grammatica greca<br />
di Urbano Bolzanio’, in Umanisti bellunensi fra quattro e cinquecento:<br />
Atti del convegno di Belluno 5 novembre 1999, ed. P.<br />
Pellegrini, Biblioteca dell’ ’’Archivum Romanicum’’, Serie I:<br />
Storia, Letteratura, Paleogra¢a, 299 (Florence, 2<strong>001</strong>), 177^209,<br />
at 192 n. 41.<br />
*7 r Dionysius, Aelius, [pseudo-]: ‘Teri;(!) ajklivtwn rJhmavtwn’. ‘De<br />
inclinabilibus uerbis’. Incipit: ‘Ta; eij~ bwn lhvgonta rJhvmata<br />
baruvtona . . .’ For each item in this volume there are three titles<br />
printed in the incunable. For the sake of clarity they are supplied<br />
here in the following order: ¢rst, the heading in Greek immediately<br />
preceeding the item; second, the Latin title of the item from<br />
the list of contents in Latin on *1 v ; and third, the Greek title from<br />
r<br />
the list of contents in Greek on * 1 (except when both Greek titles<br />
are the same).<br />
*10 v [List of grammarians included in this edition, in Greek.]<br />
v<br />
* 10 [List of grammarians included in this edition, in Latin.]<br />
r<br />
aa1 ‘Ej k tw’n Eujstaqivou kai; a[llwn ejndovxwn grammatikw’n Barivnou<br />
Kavmhrto~ ejklogai; kata; stoicei’on’. [Ex commentariis electa per<br />
ordinem litterarum].<br />
refs. Grammatici Graeci, ed. G. Dindorf (Leipzig,1823),73^455.<br />
Compiled by Guarinus Favorinus Camers and Carolus<br />
Antenoreus from works by Eustathius and grammarians listed<br />
v r<br />
on * 10 ; see heading, and Aldus’ preface on *2 .<br />
zy2 r ‘Povsa rJhvmata e[stin dhlwtika; th’~ uJpavrxew~, kai; povsa tou’<br />
poreuvesqaiv te kai; tou’ kaqevzesqai shmantikav, kai; schmatismoi;<br />
aujtw’n’. [Formationes uerborum sum et eo utilissimae. De iis quae<br />
sedere signi¢cant. Quot sint quae ire signi¢cant: from Latin list of<br />
contents.] Incipit: ‘[ I]steon j lsquo;oti duvo rJhvmata eijsi; dhlwtika;<br />
th’~ uJpavrxew~ . . .’ With subheadings ‘ejstai’; ‘Aj rch; tw’n ajpo; tou’<br />
eijmiv’; ‘ei\nai ajnti tou’ uJpavrcein’; ‘ta; tou’ poreuvomai shmantikav’;<br />
and ‘Peri; tw’n tou’ kaqevzesqai shmantikw’n’.<br />
AA1 r Herodianus, [Aelius]: ‘Parekbolai; tou’ megavlou rJhvmato~.’<br />
[Excerpta de magno uerbo, scitu dignissima et quae non passim<br />
inuenies: from Latin list of contents.] Incipit: ‘[T]iv ejsti Jrh’ma;<br />
mevro~ lovgou ajptwvton ejn ijdivoi~ metachmatismoi’~ . . .’<br />
v<br />
BB8 Herodianus, [Aelius]: ‘Paragwgai; dusklivtwn rJhmavtwn.’<br />
[Deductiones di⁄culter declinatorum uerborum: from Latin list<br />
of contents.] Incipit: ‘Povqen to; spevndw. ejk tou’ speivdw. . .’<br />
DD3 r Choeroboscus, [Georgius]: ‘Pro;~ tou;~ ejn pa’si toi’~ rJhvmasi<br />
kanovna~ zhtou’nta~ kai; oJmoiovthta~’. [Ad eos quae in omnibus<br />
uerbis regulas quaerunt et similitudines: from Latin list of contents.]<br />
Incipit: ‘[O]uj crh; zhtei’n ejn pa’si toi’~ rJhvmasi<br />
oJmoiovthta~ . . .’<br />
DD4 v Choeroboscus, [Georgius]: ‘Peri; tou’ ejfelkustikou’ N.’ [In<br />
quibus ob malesonantiam attrahantur n.] Incipit: ‘Peri; tou’<br />
ejfelkustikou’ n . . .’<br />
DD5 r ‘Peri; ajnomavlwn rJhmavtwn kata; stoicei’on’. ‘De anomalis et<br />
inaequalibus uerbis secundum ordinem alphabeti’. Incipit: ‘ Azw [<br />
lsquo;oqen ajovristo~ prw’to~ a[qhn kai; ajavqhn . . .’<br />
v<br />
EE3 Herodianus, [Aelius]: [De enclisi, excerpta.] ‘Peri; ejgklinovmenwn<br />
kai; ejgklitikw’n kai; sunegklitikw’n morivwn’. [De inclinatis,<br />
et enclitis, et coencliticis distiunculis: from Latin list of contents.]<br />
Incipit: ‘Ej gklinomenovn ejsti movrion levxi~ kata; to; tevlo~. . .’<br />
refs. Herodiani Technici reliqui, ed. A. Lentz (Leipzig 1867), I<br />
551^61; Anecdota graeca, ed. Bekker (Berlin 1821), III 1142^8.<br />
EE5 v ‘Peri; tou’ ejstin.’ Incipit: ‘To; ejstin hJnivka a[rch lovgon(!) h]<br />
uJpotavttetai . . .’<br />
refs. Anecdota graeca, ed. Bekker (Berlin 1821), III 1148^9.<br />
EE6 r Johannes Grammaticus: ‘Peri; tw’n ejgklinomevnwn’. Incipit:<br />
‘ Istevon j lsquo;oti ta; ejgklitika; moriva oujk eijsi; ejn tai’~ ojktw;<br />
mevresi tou’ lovgou . . .’<br />
refs. Anecdota graeca, ed. Bekker (Berlin 1821), III 1149^51.<br />
FZ1 r ‘Ej gklitika; ejn toi’~ ojnovmasin’. Incipit: ‘Kaqovlou ejn toi’~<br />
ojnovmasi oujde;n ejgklinevtai eij mh; to; ti~ . . .’<br />
refs. Anecdota graeca, ed. Bekker (Berlin 1821), III 1151^55.<br />
v<br />
FZ3 Choeroboscus, [Georgius]: ‘Peri; ejgklinomevnwn’. [De iis quae<br />
inclinantur enclitisque: from Latin list of contents.] Incipit: ‘ejgklivnontai<br />
h[goun ajnabibavzousi to;n tovnon . . .’<br />
refs. Anecdota graeca, ed. Bekker (Berlin 1821), III 1155^7.<br />
FZ6 r Dionysius, Aelius: ‘Peri; ejgklinovmenwn levxewn’.‘De iis quae<br />
inclinantur et encliticis’. Incipit:‘Pa’n ejgklinovmenon uJpotavssetai<br />
pavntw~ ejkeivnw/ . . .’<br />
refs. Anecdota graeca, ed. Bekker (Berlin 1821), III 1157.<br />
r<br />
GH1 Johannes Grammaticus: ‘Peri; dialevktwn’. ‘Ex scriptis de<br />
idiomatibus’. Incipit: ‘Diavlekto~ ejsti glwvtth~ ijdivwma. eijsi de;<br />
diavlektoi pevnte . . .’<br />
r<br />
HQ4 Eustathius; [Plutarchus]: ‘Peri; tw’n para; OJ mhrwv/ dialevktwn’.<br />
‘De idiomatibus quae apud Homerum’. Incipit: ‘Levxei poikvilh/<br />
cecrhmevno~ tou;~ ajpo; pavsh~ dialevktou . . .’<br />
HQ5 v ‘Peri; dialevktwn tw’n para; Korivnqou parekblhqeisw’n’.‘Item<br />
aliter de idiomatibus, ex iis quae a Corintho decerpta’. Incipit:<br />
‘Douvsoi kai; ta;~ dialevkta~ ejgceirizwnevwn moi pavntwn filologwv-<br />
’<br />
v<br />
LL5 ‘Peri; tw’n eij~ W qhlukw’n ojnomavtwn’.‘De foemininis nominibus<br />
quae desunt in omega’. Incipit: ‘Pw’~ levgei oJ Qeodovsio~<br />
klivnesqai ta; eij~ w qhluka; ojnovmata . . .’<br />
r<br />
L.L7 LL8 r [Colophon.]<br />
Venice: Aldus Manutius, Romanus, Aug. 1496. Folio.<br />
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t-089^t-090] thomas a' kempis<br />
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Scapecchi,‘Annali’, 9; Sheppard 4620^2. Partial facsimile: Aldus<br />
Manutius and his Thesaurus Cornucopiae of 1496, trans. A.<br />
Lemke, with introduction by D. P. Bean (NewYork, 1958).<br />
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T-090 Thomas a' Kempis<br />
Opera (ed. Petrus Danhauser).<br />
[*1 r ] [Title-page.] ‘Opera et libri uite fratrisThome de kempis ordinis<br />
canonicorum regularium quorum titulos uide in prmo(!) folio’.<br />
[*1 v ] ‘Tituli operum’.<br />
[*2 r ] Pirckheimer, Georgius: [Letter addressed to] Petrus<br />
Danhauser. Incipit:‘Multas et uarias artes que ad uitam bene beateque<br />
agendam faciant summa industria . . .’ Dated Nuremberg,<br />
14 Feb. 1494.<br />
[*3 r ] Danhauser, Petrus: [Letter addressed to] Georgius<br />
Pirckheimer. Incipit: ‘Multa quidem in uita utilia esse . . .’<br />
[*3 v ] [List of contents of Imitatio Christi.]<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. M. J. Pohl, 7 vols (Freiburg<br />
im Breisgau, 1902^4), II 4.<br />
a 1 r Thomas a' Kempis: Imitatio Christi. Edited by Petrus<br />
Danhauser, as stated in his letter to Pirckheimer.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, II 5^263. On the attribution<br />
toThomas a' Kempis see R. R. Post,The Modern Devotion<br />
(Leiden, 1968), 520^36; A. Ampe, L’Imitation de Je¤ sus-Christ et<br />
son auteur, Sussidi eruditi, 25 (Rome, 1973); VL IX 862^82, at<br />
868; Uwe Neddermeyer, ‘Radix studii et Speculum vitae:<br />
Verbreitung unf Rezeptin der ‘Imitatio Christi’ in Handschriften<br />
und Drucken bis zur Reformation’, Studien zum 15. Jahrhundert:<br />
Festschrift fu« r Erich Meuthen, ed. Johannes Helmrath and<br />
Heribert Mu« ller, with Helmut Wol¡, 2 vols (Munich, 1994), I<br />
457^81; LMAV 386^7.<br />
d5 r Gerson, Johannes: De meditatione cordis.<br />
refs. Gerson, Oeuvres,VIII 77^84.<br />
e1 r Thomas a' Kempis: Dialogi novitiorum, liber II: Vita Gerardi<br />
Magni. ‘Liber uite magistri Gerhardi magni uulgariter grossus’.<br />
‘Prologus’.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl,VII 31^2.<br />
e1 r ‘Capitula’.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl,VII 32^3.<br />
e 1 r Thomas a' Kempis: Dialogi novitiorum, liber II: Vita Gerardi<br />
Magni.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl,VII 33^115.<br />
f2 v Thomas a' Kempis: Dialogi novitiorum, liber III: Vita domini<br />
Florentii. ‘Prologus in uitam reuerendi patris domini Florentii<br />
deuoti presbyteri et uicarii ecclesie Dauentriensis’.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl,VII 116^19.<br />
f2 v ‘Capitula’.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl,VII 119^20.<br />
f3 r Thomas a' Kempis: Dialogi novitiorum, liber III: Vita domini<br />
Florentii.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl,VII 121^210.<br />
g4 v Thomas a' Kempis: Dialogi novitiorum, liber IV: De discipulis<br />
domini Florentii.‘Prologus’.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl,VII 211^13.<br />
g4 v ‘Capitula’.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl,VII 213^14.<br />
g 5 r Thomas a' Kempis: Dialogi novitiorum, liber IV: De discipulis<br />
domini Florentii.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl,VII 214^329.<br />
i4 r Thomas a' Kempis: Soliloquium animae.‘Prologus’.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, I 191^3.<br />
i 4 r ‘Capitula’.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, I 193.<br />
i4 r Thomas a' Kempis: Soliloquium animae.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, I 194^346.<br />
l 8 r Thomas a' Kempis: De disciplina claustralium.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, II 267^319.<br />
m6 v [Vita Thomae a Kempis.] ‘Aliqua notabilia de conuersatione<br />
Thome Kempis’. Incipit: ‘[H]ic Thomas cognomento<br />
Heymergyn . . .’<br />
n1 r Thomas a' Kempis: Alphabetum devoti monachi.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, III 317^21. Without<br />
‘Conclusio’and ‘Benedictio’.<br />
n 2 r Thomas a' Kempis: Sermones ad novitios regulares.‘Prologus’.
2478 thomas a' kempis<br />
[t-090<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl,VI 3^4.<br />
n2 r ‘Tituli sermonum’.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl,VI 4^5.<br />
n2 r Thomas a' Kempis: Sermones ad novitios regulares.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl,VI 7^314.<br />
s 3 v ‘Tituli sermonum’.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, I 82.<br />
s3 v Thomas a' Kempis: Sermones devoti.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, I 83^128.<br />
t 3 r Thomas a' Kempis: Dialogi novitiorum, liber I: de contemptu<br />
mundi.‘Dyalogus nouiciorum’.‘Prologus’.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl,VII 3^4.<br />
t 3 r ‘Capitula’.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl,VII 4.<br />
t3 r Thomas a' Kempis: Dialogi novitiorum, liber I: de contemptu<br />
mundi.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl,VII 4^30.<br />
t6 r Thomas a' Kempis: Cantica. ‘Canticum de laudibus sanctarum<br />
uirginum’.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, IV 384^6; 273^6; 266^<br />
7; 246^7.<br />
t6 v ‘Tituli’.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, IV 448.<br />
t6 v Thomas a' Kempis: Epistolae.They include: Ad spiritualem profectum;<br />
De custodia habenda; Pro confortatione temptati; De<br />
conversione; De pia memoria defunctorum; Ad quendam regularem;<br />
Ad quendam cellarium; Ad quendam a ministerio suo<br />
absolutum et recommendatione solitudinis et custodia silentii.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, IV 449^61; 462^66;<br />
466^73; 474^79; 479^83; II 323^28; I 131^87; IV 401^45.<br />
y2 r Thomas a' Kempis: Libellus de paupertate humilitate et<br />
patientia, sive de tribus tabernaculis.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, I 3^62.<br />
z2 r Thomas a' Kempis: Libellus de vera compunctione cordis.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, I 65^80.<br />
z 4 r ‘Capitula’.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, IV 2.<br />
z4 r Thomas a' Kempis: Hortulus rosarum.‘Liber qui dicitur ortulus<br />
rosarum de bona societate querenda et mala fugienda’.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, IV 3^50.<br />
A1 r Thomas a' Kempis: Vallis liliorum.‘Prologus’.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, IV 53^4.<br />
A 1 v ‘Capitula’.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, IV 54^5.<br />
A1 v Thomas a' Kempis: Vallis liliorum.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, IV 55^134.<br />
B4 r Thomas a' Kempis: Alphabetum monachi.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, III 317^22.<br />
B 4 v Thomas a' Kempis: Consolatio pauperum.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, IV 137^40.<br />
B5 r ‘Capitula’.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, IV 142.<br />
B5 r Thomas a' Kempis: Breve epitaphium monachorum.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, IV 143^152.<br />
B 6 r ‘Capitula’.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, IV 154.<br />
B6 r Thomas a' Kempis: Vita boni monachi.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, IV 155^60.<br />
B 6 v Thomas a' Kempis: Cantica. They include: Rigmus(!) de uita<br />
Iesu imitanda; De inuocatione nominis Iesu Marie et sanctorum.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, IV 245^50 nos II and<br />
VI.<br />
v<br />
B6 ‘Capitula’.<br />
refs.Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, IV 162.<br />
B6 v Thomas a' Kempis: Manuale parvulorum.<br />
refs.Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, IV 163^78.<br />
C2 r ‘Capitula’.<br />
refs.Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, IV 180.<br />
C2 r Thomas a' Kempis: Doctrinale iuvenum.<br />
refs.Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, IV 181^99.<br />
C4 r ‘Capitula’.<br />
refs.Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, IV 202.<br />
r<br />
C4 Thomas a' Kempis: Hospitale pauperum.<br />
refs.Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, IV 203^40.<br />
Nuremberg: Caspar Hochfeder, 29 Nov. 1494. Folio.<br />
collation: [* 4 ] a b 8 c d 6 e f 8 g^m 8.6 n o 6 p 8 q 6 r^B 8.6.6 C 8 .<br />
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Sheppard 1664^5.<br />
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in brown ink, in an early hand, on [*1 r ],‘12’ possibly in the same<br />
hand, in the lower right-hand corner. A gathering of ¢ve paper<br />
leaves is bound at the end; it has been ruled to contain an index<br />
in two columns, with a letter of the alphabet, in red ink, at the<br />
head of each, but it was not completed.<br />
Initials, paragraph marks, and chapter heading underlining are<br />
supplied in red; capital strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: Regensburg, Bavaria, Franciscans, S. Salvator; see<br />
binding above. Unidenti¢ed stamp on [* i r ]: eighteenth-century ‘C<br />
C’s addorsed and interlaced beneath a coronet. Purchased for »1.<br />
16. 0; see Books Purchased (1860), 49.<br />
Former Bodleian shelfmark: Auct. 3Q 4.19.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 4Q 4.22.<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled calf; bound for the<br />
Bodleian Library. Size: 322 ¿ 233 ¿ 35 mm. Size of leaf: 312 ¿<br />
207 mm.<br />
Occasional marginal notes, mainly providing corrections to the<br />
text, also numbering the list of contents on [* 1 v ] and pointing<br />
hands, in an early German hand, in dark brown ink.
t-090^(t-094)] thomas a' kempis<br />
2479<br />
Principal initials are supplied in blue with cadelles or reserved<br />
white decoration.<br />
Provenance: Augsburg, Bavaria, Benedictines, SS. Udalrichus et<br />
Afra; inscription on [*1 r ]:‘Imperial. Monast: SS: Udalricii et Afre<br />
Aug. Vindel.’ Joseph Niesert (1766^1841), 1818; inscription on<br />
[* 1 r ]: ‘Bibliothecae J. Niesert pastoris in Velen 1818’; sale (1843),<br />
lot 13748. Purchased at Niesert’s sale for »1. 16. 6: see Books<br />
Purchased (1843), 28.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 6Q inf. 1.21.<br />
T-091 Thomas a' Kempis<br />
Hortulus rosarum.<br />
r<br />
a1 [Title-page and colophon.] ‘Ortulus rosarum de ualle lachrimarum’.<br />
a1 v [List of contents.]<br />
v<br />
a1 [Thomas a' Kempis]: Hortulus rosarum.‘Debona societate querenda<br />
et mala cauenda’.<br />
refs.Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, IV 3^50.<br />
[Paris: EŁ tienne Jehannot, for] Claude Jaumar, [c.1497]. 8 o . As<br />
dated by Sheppard.<br />
collation: a^c 8 .<br />
Types: 115 G, 65 G (‘round d is always rare and w.f.’ [Proctor’s note,<br />
r r<br />
recorded by Sheppard]). 24 leaves (a2 ). 32 lines (a2 ). Type area:<br />
103 ¿ 57 mm. Eight woodcuts, plus one repeated, seven of which<br />
are found in Jehannot’s Roman Hours of 21 Aug. 1497 (CIBN ad<br />
T-223).<br />
C 3176; Pr 8345A; Pellechet11092e^f; Sheppard 6492.<br />
COPY<br />
Leaf c7 r , explicit: ‘lachri//marum: Finit feliciter.’ (Pellechet<br />
11092e^f).<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century(?) parchment over pasteboards.<br />
Size: 145 ¿ 98 ¿ 8 mm. Size of leaf: 140 ¿ 94 mm.<br />
On c7 v in a contemporary hand, red ink: ‘Iesu Christe ¢lii Dauid<br />
miserere nobis. Amen’.<br />
Provenance: Purchased on 1 June 1900 from Joseph Baer & Co.,<br />
Catalogue 424, no. 249, for 80 Marks; see Library Bills.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. f. F1.2.<br />
T-092 Thomas a' Kempis<br />
Hortulus rosarum.<br />
a1 r [Title-page.] ‘Ortulus rosarum liber deuotus’.<br />
a1 v [List of contents.]<br />
v<br />
a1 [Thomas a' Kempis]: Hortulus rosarum.‘Debona societate querenda<br />
et mala cauenda’.<br />
refs.Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, IV 3^50.<br />
b8 v ‘Utile documentum pro illis qui quotidie uel frequenter con¢tentur’.<br />
Incipit: ‘Nota quod secundum beatum Bernardum et aliquos<br />
alios doctores deuotos . . .’<br />
c1 v Bernardus Claravallensis: ‘Oratio ad dominum Iesum et eius<br />
matrem quam composuit beatus Bernardus’.<br />
refs. See Chevalier, Rep. hymn., no. 19710; PL CLXXXIV 1323^<br />
6.<br />
v<br />
c1 Bernardus Claravallensis: ‘Alia oratiobeati Bernardi ad beatam<br />
Mariam’.<br />
refs. AH XXXII 142^45 no. 97; See Chevalier, Rep. hymn., no.<br />
11673.<br />
[Paris: EŁ tienne Jehannot or Pierre Le Dru, for] Jean Petit,<br />
[c.1497]. 8 o .<br />
collation: a b 8 c 4 .<br />
Not in Pr; not in Sheppard.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: 1863 French red morocco(?), with gilt-edged leaves, gilt<br />
turn-ins and marbled pastedowns, by Duru et Chambolle. Size:<br />
140 ¿ 91 ¿ 5 mm. Size of leaf: 133 ¿ 93 mm.<br />
A few early marginal notes, mainly providing corrections to the<br />
text, and some underlining, all washed.<br />
Provenance: Purchased on 20 July 1976 from Theodore<br />
Hofmann, on report, for »65; see ledger (1975/6), no. 1626.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. f. F1.8.<br />
T-093 Thomas a' Kempis<br />
Hortulus rosarum, et al.<br />
a1 r [Title-page and colophon.] ‘Hortulus rosarum de ualle lachrymarum’.<br />
r<br />
a1 Brant, Sebastian: ‘Ode in commendationem Hortuli Rosarum’.<br />
‘Hortulum quisquis cupiat rosarum > Sentibus / spinis / tribulis<br />
carentem’; 24 lines of verse.<br />
r<br />
a2 [List of contents.]<br />
a2 v [Thomas a' Kempis]: Hortulus rosarum. ‘De bona societate<br />
querenda et mala cauenda’.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, IV 3^50.<br />
f1 r Hugo de SanctoVictore: De virtute orandi.‘De studio orandi’.<br />
refs. PL CLXXVI 977^88; see Rudolf Goy, Die Uº berlieferung<br />
der Werke Hugos von St Viktor, Monographien zur Geschichte<br />
des Mittelalters, 14 (Stuttgart, 1976), 404^38.<br />
h5 r Hugo de SanctoVictore: De virtute orandi. [Prologue.]<br />
refs. PL CLXXVI 977.<br />
r<br />
h6 Hugo de Sancto Victore: De tribus diebus [= Didascalicon,<br />
liber VII].‘De tribus dietis’.<br />
refs. PL CLXXVI 811^37; see Goy, Uº berlieferung, 98^115.<br />
r<br />
p3 [Colophon.]<br />
p3 v Brant, Sebastian: ‘Ad gloriosam uirginem Mariam, ex uerbis<br />
Apuleii precatio’. Incipit: ‘Adsis meis commota precibus o prime<br />
nature parens . . .’<br />
p5 v Brant, Sebastian: ‘In laudem uirginis gloriose, ex uerbis beati<br />
Bernardi Clareuallensis salutatio’. Incipit: ‘Salue o splendidissima<br />
maris stella mater omni serenitate et rutilantia dulciter a<br />
tuo Bernardo illustrata . . .’<br />
Basel: Johann Bergmann de Olpe, 1499. 8 o .<br />
collation: a^p 8 .<br />
HCR 8939; Go¡ T-356; BMC III 797; Pr 7786; BSB-Ink T-164;<br />
CIBN T-224; Oates 2856; Sack, Freiburg, 3467; Sheppard 2566.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century gold-tooled calf, with the gold<br />
stamp of the Bodleian Library on both covers. Manuscript title<br />
along the lower edge: ‘Hor(?) rosarum’. Green pastedowns. Scar<br />
of a leather index tab on e8. Size: 153 ¿ 109 ¿ 18 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 148 ¿ 95 mm.<br />
Provenance: George John, 2nd Earl Spencer (1758^1834); sale<br />
(1821), lot 150; purchased for »0. 9. 0: see Books Purchased (1821),<br />
8 and the annotated sale catalogue.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 6.14.<br />
(T-094) Thomas a' Kempis<br />
Hortulus rosarum.<br />
r<br />
a1 ‘Ortulus rosarum liber deuotus’.
2480 thomas a' kempis<br />
[(t-094)^t-096<br />
a1 v [List of contents.]<br />
a1 v [Thomas a' Kempis]: Hortulus rosarum.‘Debona societate querenda<br />
et mala cauenda’.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, IV 3^50.<br />
r<br />
c2 ‘Utile documentum pro illis qui quotidie uel frequenter con¢tentur’.<br />
Incipit: ‘Nota quod secundum beatum Bernardum et aliquos<br />
alios doctores deuotos . . .’<br />
c3 r Bernardus Claravallensis: ‘Oratio ad dominum Iesum et eius<br />
matrem quam composuit beatus Bernardus’.<br />
refs. See Chevalier, Rep. hymn., no. 19710; PL CLXXXIV 1323^<br />
6.<br />
v<br />
c5 Bernardus Claravallensis: ‘Alia oratiobeati Bernardi ad beatam<br />
Mariam’.<br />
refs. AH XXXII 142^45 no. 97; See Chevalier, Rep. hymn., no.<br />
11673.<br />
[Paris: EŁ tienne Jehannot] for Jean Petit, [c.1503]. 8 o . Dated<br />
[c.1503] from the device by Moreau; Sheppard dates [c.1499].<br />
collation: a^c 8 .<br />
Types: 96 G, 65 G*. 24 leaves, the last blank. 31lines (a2 v ).Type area:<br />
101 ¿ 62 mm (a2 v ). Lombards.<br />
Not in Pr; CIBN II p. 662; Moreau I 117: 130; Sheppard 6508^10.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Bound with:<br />
1. Christopher Saint German, Dialogus de fundamentis legum<br />
Anglie et de conscientia. London: John Rastell, 1528 (STC 21559);<br />
2.Thys is a truecopy ofthe ordynaunce. . . London: Nicholas Hill,<br />
[1546] (STC 7702);<br />
3. The maner of kepynge a court baron and a lete. London:<br />
[Nicholas Hill, for] Henry Smyth, 1546 (STC 7718);<br />
4. Bonaventura, Incendium amoris. London:Wynkyn deWorde, 6<br />
Feb. 1511 (STC 3273).<br />
Leaves b6^7 slightly mutilated.<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century English mottled calf, the spine<br />
gold-tooled. Size: 133 ¿ 94 ¿ 25 mm. Size of leaf: 128 ¿ 85 mm.<br />
On A1 r quotations from Seneca and Aristotle in Emilie’s hand;<br />
many marginal notes in his hand on item 1. On A 8 v of item 2 a<br />
note in English in a sixteenth-century hand in brown ink: ‘morninge<br />
is my yoye and ¢shing is my foode fawteless I brede annoy<br />
and under foot am trode but wise men do me know of lerned kind<br />
for to procede wherefore I wil not stray to go into light voyd of<br />
direful dread’. On C 7 v of item 5 a 5^line note in Greek on human<br />
wickedness, beginning: ’oJ ga;r kovsmo~ ouj movnon tou;~ filarguvrou~<br />
kai; tou;~ klevptou~(!) kai; moico;u~ perievcei.<br />
Provenance: Theophilus Emilie (1583^after1620); inscription on<br />
A 1 r of item1:‘Theop. Emilye > Nec aquila, nec scarabo/aeus’. John<br />
Shepreve (1509?^1542); ‘J. S.’ on c8 r of item 5. Nathaniel Crynes<br />
(1686^1745); stamp on E4 r of item 3. Bequeathed in 1745.<br />
shelfmark: Crynes 868(5).<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Bound with A-586; see there for for details of binding and provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 126 ¿ 89 mm.<br />
A few interlinear corrections in an early hand in brown ink.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 7Q 5.18(3).<br />
T-095 Thomas a' Kempis<br />
Imitatio Christi.<br />
[a1 r ] Thomas a' Kempis: Imitatio Christi.‘Libellus consolatorius ad<br />
instructionem deuotorum’.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, II 5^263. In the colophon<br />
the author is named ‘Thome montis sancte Agnetis in<br />
Traiecto regularis canonici’.<br />
[b6 r ] ‘<strong>Tabula</strong>’. A list of contents follows each book.<br />
[Augsburg]: Gu« nther Zainer, [before 1473]. Folio. This item will be<br />
treated by GW as one of the constituent parts of an edition: see<br />
A-513.<br />
collation: [a^g 10 h 6 ].<br />
H *8589 (VII, fols 111^86); Go¡ I-4; BMC II 318; Pr 1566; BSB-Ink<br />
T-165; CIBN H-118; Copinger, Hand List, 28; Sheppard 1134^5.<br />
Facsimile: with introduction by C. W. J. Knox Little (London,<br />
1893).<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century(?) parchment over pasteboards.<br />
Brown leather index tabs. Size: 319 ¿ 220 ¿ 30 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 311 ¿ 202 mm.<br />
Contemporary signatures, in brown ink, are visible in the lower<br />
margins, as well as some folio numbering in arabic numerals.<br />
Some marginal notes, mainly providing corrections to the text,<br />
but also extraction of key words, in an early humanist hand in<br />
light brown ink. Also a lot of underlining in red.<br />
Initials and paragraph marks are supplied in red, occasionally<br />
with reserved white decoration. Capital strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: Vienna, Dominicans, S. Maria; inscription on [a1 r ]:<br />
‘Iste liber est conuentus Wienn[ensis] ordinis fratrum predicatorum<br />
in Austria’. Purchased for »2. 2. 0; see Books Purchased<br />
(1851), 40.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 6Q 2.36.<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century paper boards. Manuscript title on<br />
a rectangular paper label pasted at the head of the spine. Size:<br />
322 ¿ 225 ¿ 20 mm. Size of leaf: 315 ¿ 215 mm.<br />
‘3’ and an authorship note in a contemporary German hand in<br />
brown ink, on [a 1 r ].<br />
On [b6 v ] a ¢ve-line initial ‘R’ is supplied in turquoise with black<br />
pen-work decoration, within a square green ground with yellow<br />
pen-work decoration; with £oral, foliate and anthropomorphic<br />
decoration in pink/brown, turquoise, and green. Other initials,<br />
occasionally with anthropomorphic pen-work decoration, paragraph<br />
marks, and chapter heading underlining are supplied in<br />
red; capital strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: Duplicate from the Royal Library, Munich; stamp<br />
on [a1 r ] and [h6 v ]: ‘Bibliotheca Regia Monacensis’; also ‘Inc. s.a.<br />
763’ in pencil on the front pastedown and on [a1 r ]. Purchased for<br />
»11. 3. 0; see Books Purchased (1858), 60.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 4Q 4.1.<br />
T-096 Thomas a' Kempis<br />
Imitatio Christi.<br />
[*1 v ] ‘Tabule’.<br />
r<br />
a1 Gerson, Johannes [pseudo-; Thomas a' Kempis]: Imitatio<br />
Christi. ‘De imitatione Christi et de contemptu omnium uanitatum<br />
mundi’.<br />
refs.Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, II 5^263.<br />
Venice: Peter Lo« slein, 1483. 4 o .<br />
collation: [* 2 ] a^e 8 f 10 .<br />
HC (+ Addenda) 9085; Go¡ I-5; BMC V 379; Pr 4903; BSB-Ink<br />
T-166; CIBN T-226; Copinger, Hand List, 31; Sheppard 4005^6.
t-096^t-098] thomas a' kempis<br />
2481<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century(?) half parchment over yellow pasteboards,<br />
with manuscript title and imprint information along<br />
the spine. Dark green washed pastedowns. Size: 214 ¿ 145 ¿<br />
12 mm. Size of leaf: 207 ¿ 137 mm.<br />
Initials are supplied in red or blue, occasionally with reserved<br />
white or red pen-work decoration.<br />
Provenance: Vedana, diocese of Belluno,Veneto, Carthusians, S.<br />
Marcus, 1455/67^1768; inscription on f1 r : ‘Iste liber est Cartuxie<br />
Vedane’. Albergotti family (eighteenth century); ‘Albergotti’ in<br />
pencil on the verso of the ¢rst front endleaf and ‘Albergotti<br />
double’ written upside down on the recto of the rear endleaf. The<br />
same hand has added bibliographical information on the fourth<br />
front endleaf, in French. Dimitrij Petrovich, Count Boutourlin<br />
(1763^1829); armorial book-plate and shelfmark no. 323; see<br />
Catalogue (1831); purchased at his sale for »1. 5. 0: see sale catalogue<br />
(1841), lot 113 (‘113’ in pencil on a slip of paper inserted in<br />
the book), and Books Purchased (1842), 21.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 6.48.<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Wanting gathering [*].<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century red paper over pasteboards, patterned<br />
to look like crushed morocco. Title and imprint information<br />
printed in gold on the spine. Turquoise-edged leaves. Size:<br />
210 ¿ 150 ¿ 13 mm. Size of leaf: 207 ¿ 138 mm.<br />
‘124’ in red crayon in the upper left-hand corner ofthe front pastedown.<br />
A few ‘nota’ marks in the rubricator’s hand in red ink.<br />
Nineteenth-century bibliographical information in black ink, on<br />
the verso of the front endleaf.<br />
Initials, paragraph marks, and chapter heading underlining are<br />
supplied in red; capital strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: ‘J H’ unidenti¢ed stamp in black ink on a1 r .‘E[/F?]<br />
G C’ unidenti¢ed monogram stamped in black inkon a 1 r and f10 r ;<br />
see ‘EGC’ written cursive in Auct. 3Q 4.9 (Bod-inc V-162).<br />
Purchased for »0. 10. 6; see Books Purchased (1846), 16.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 7.13.<br />
T-097 Thomas a' Kempis<br />
Imitatio Christi.<br />
a1 r [Title-page.] ‘Liber de imitatione Ihesu Cristi’.<br />
r<br />
a2 [Introduction.] Incipit: ‘[A]pud omnes sane mentis homines ea<br />
demum scientia appetibilis . . .’<br />
a2 v [Thomas a' Kempis]: Imitatio Christi.‘De imitacione Christi et<br />
contemptu omnium uanitatum mundi’.<br />
refs.Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, II 5^263.<br />
dd4 v [Explicit.] Incipit: ‘Explicit liber de imitacione Ihesu Christi<br />
conscriptum a quodam uiro . . .’<br />
r<br />
dd5 [Colophon.]<br />
dd5 r ‘Capitula’.<br />
ee3 r ‘Oratio xxxiii ex libro orationum seu meditacionum de uita et<br />
passione Ihesu’. Incipit:‘[B]enedico te Ihesu reparator uiciate nature<br />
. . .’<br />
ee6 v ‘Oratiobeati Augustini’. Incipit:‘[D]omine Ihesu Christe ¢li dei<br />
uiui qui in hunc mundum propter nos peccatores . . .’<br />
refs. V. Leroquais, Les Psautiers manuscrits des bibliothe' ques<br />
publiques de France, 2 vols (Ma“ con, 1940^1), I 23.<br />
[Lu« beck: Matthaeus Brandis], 1485. 8 o . As assigned by Pr and<br />
Sheppard.<br />
collation: a^z aa^ee 8 .<br />
Types: 155 (approx.), title; 98 (Haebler, types1,2). 224 leaves.19 lines<br />
(a1 r ).Type area: 145 ¿ 100 mm (a1 r ).<br />
H 9086; C Addenda 3228a; R 949; Go¡ I-7; Pr 2642; GfT 44;<br />
Sheppard 1906. Micro¢che: Unit 19: Printing in and for the<br />
Baltic Area Part II, BA 111.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Contemporary German blind-tooled, much worn, calf<br />
over wooden boards, with one metal clasp and catch. Leather<br />
index tabs dyed red. Triple ¢llets form a double frame. On the<br />
upper cover, within the outer frame a circular ‘IHS’stamp; within<br />
the inner rectangle small circular £oral stamps, very small<br />
lozenge-shaped £eur-de-lis, and a rectangular scroll. The lower<br />
cover is not stamped. Size: 149 ¿ 110 ¿ 50 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 145 ¿ 100 mm.<br />
The front pastedown consists of half of a letter in Middle Low<br />
German, on parchment, dated [14]85, and addressed to Gerhard<br />
der Streitbare (�1500), Count of Oldenburg and Delmenhorst,<br />
Westphalia; see Zedler VII 461^2 and XXV 1136^37; SC 509.<br />
Interlinear punctuation has been added in an early hand in brown<br />
ink, throughout the book. In the same hand also some marginal<br />
corrections.<br />
On a2 r a four-line initial‘A’ is supplied in redwithbrown pen-work<br />
decoration. From the letter extends a £oral and foliate border in<br />
the inner and lower margin, in red and brown. Other initials are<br />
supplied in red, sometimes with reserved white decoration; chapter<br />
heading underlining and capital strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: William Laud, Archbishop of Canterbury (1573^<br />
1645); inscription on a2 r : ‘Liber Guilielmi Laud Archiepiscopi<br />
Cantuariensis et Cancellarii Vniuersitatis Oxoniensis 1635’.<br />
Donated by Laud in 1636; see Coxe, Laudian Manuscripts, p.<br />
xxxvi.<br />
Former Bodleian shelfmarks: Laud 26; B.28 Laud.<br />
shelfmark: MS. Laud Misc. 26.<br />
T-098 Thomas a' Kempis<br />
Imitatio Christi, et al.<br />
v<br />
[* 1 ] ‘Tabule’.<br />
a1 r Gerson, Johannes [pseudo-; Thomas a' Kempis]: Imitatio<br />
Christi. ‘De imitatione Christi et de contemptu omnium uanitatum<br />
mundi’.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, II 5^263.<br />
f10 r [Colophon.]<br />
r<br />
g1 Gerson, Johannes: De meditatione cordis.<br />
refs. Gerson, Oeuvres,VIII 77^84.<br />
[Venice]: Peregrinus de Pasqualibus, Bononiensis, and Dionysius<br />
Bertochus, 1485. 4 o .<br />
collation: [* 2 ] a^e 8 f 10 g 4 .<br />
HCR 9088; Go¡ I-8; BMC V 390; Pr 4851; BSB-Ink T-167; CIBN<br />
T-230; Copinger, Hand List, 32; Sheppard 4043.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with A-356; see there for details of binding, manuscript<br />
notes, and provenance; this item is not, however, part of the donation<br />
of Lord Hunsdon, but belonged to James West and Thomas<br />
Hearne. Size of leaf: 185 ¿ 127 mm.<br />
Wanting g 4. Gathering d mutilated.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 6.9(7).
2482 thomas a' kempis<br />
[t-099^t-102<br />
T-099 Thomas a' Kempis<br />
Imitatio Christi, et al.<br />
[*1 r ] ‘Tabule’.<br />
r<br />
a1 Gerson, Johannes [pseudo-; Thomas a' Kempis]: Imitatio<br />
Christi. ‘De imitatione Christi et de contemptu omnium uanitatum<br />
mundi’.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, II 5^263.<br />
h5 v Gerson, Johannes: De meditatione cordis.<br />
refs. Gerson, Oeuvres,VIII 77^84.<br />
Venice: [Johannes Leoviler, de Hallis] for Franciscus de Madiis ,<br />
1486. 8 o .<br />
collation: [* 2 ] a^g 8 h 10 .<br />
HC(+ Addenda) *9090; Go¡ I-11; BMC V 406; Pr 5665; BSB-Ink<br />
T-169; Copinger, Hand List, 34; Sack, Freiburg 3468; Sheppard<br />
4090.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with A-595; see there for details of binding and provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 150 ¿ 103 mm.<br />
Headlines cropped.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 6.18(3).<br />
T-100 Thomas a' Kempis<br />
Imitatio Christi.<br />
a2 r ‘<strong>Tabula</strong>’.<br />
r<br />
b1 Gerson, Johannes [pseudo-; Thomas a' Kempis]: Imitatio<br />
Christi. ‘De imitatione Christi et de contemptu omnium uanitatum<br />
mundi’.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, II 5^263.<br />
Antwerp: Mathias van der Goes, [between 1486 and 1491]. 4 o . As<br />
dated by HPT; Sheppard dates [1487^92].<br />
collation: a 4 b^o 6 . Leaf a2 signed ‘a’.<br />
Woodcut initials.<br />
HC 9082; Go¡ I-12; Pr 9412; Campbell 805; CIBN T-232; HPT I 67^<br />
9, II 389; ILC 1264; Inventaris, 69; Sheppard 7201.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf a1.<br />
Binding: Eighteenth/nineteenth-century quarter mottled calf<br />
over marbled pasteboards; the spine gold-tooled. Yellow-edged<br />
leaves. Size: 205 ¿ 145 ¿ 17 mm. Size of leaf: 199 ¿ 135 mm.<br />
Contemporary manuscript title in large characters in brown ink,<br />
on o6 v .<br />
Woodcuts are occasionally coloured in red. Initials, paragraph<br />
marks, and chapter heading underlining in red; capital strokes in<br />
red.<br />
Provenance: Jean-Franc� ois Van de Velde (1743^1823); inscription<br />
and bibliographical note on the verso of the front endleaf;<br />
sale (1831), lot 2106. Francois-Xavier Joseph Ghislain Borluut de<br />
Noortdonck (1771^1857); book-plate; see Linnig 144^5;<br />
Catalogue des livres, manuscrits, dessins et estampes, formant le<br />
cabinet de feu M. Borluut de Noortdonck (Ghent: Van der<br />
Meersch, 19 Apr. 1858), lot 132 (‘132’ in brown ink, on a slip of<br />
paper inserted in the book). Cutting from a bookseller’s catalogue<br />
in French, no. 133 ‘de la vente Borluut de Noortdonck’. Acquired<br />
after 1858.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 6.70.<br />
T-101 Thomas a' Kempis<br />
Imitatio Christi, et al.<br />
[*1 r ] [Title-page.] ‘Tractatus de ymitatione Cristi cum tractatulo de<br />
meditatione cordis’.<br />
[*2 r ] ‘Tabule’.<br />
a1 r [Thomas a' Kempis]: Imitatio Christi.‘Tractatus aureus et perutilis<br />
de perfecta ymitatione Christi et uero mundi contemptu’.<br />
refs.Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, II 5^263.<br />
y4 r Gerson, Johannes: De meditatione cordis.<br />
refs. Gerson, Oeuvres,VIII 77^84.<br />
[Ulm: Johann Zainer], 1487. 8 o .<br />
collation: [*] a^z 8 .<br />
HC (+ Addenda) *9091; Go¡ I-13; BMC II 530; Pr 2548; BSB-Ink<br />
T-172; CIBN T-234; Copinger, Hand List, 35; Hillard 1067; Sack,<br />
Freiburg, 3471; Sheppard 1834.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaves [*8] and z8.<br />
Binding: Contemporary blind-tooled pigskin, very worn, over<br />
wooden boards; on the upper cover the initials Y B stamped.<br />
With two metal clasps and catches; rebacked in 1954. ‘B 189’ in<br />
brown ink on a square paper label at the tail of the spine. Size:<br />
145 ¿ 118 ¿ 39 mm. Size of leaf: 134 ¿ 90 mm.<br />
A few notes in German and in Latin in Kesler’s hand on z6 v and<br />
z7 r-v , in brown and green ink.<br />
Initials are supplied in red.<br />
Provenance: Johannes Kesler (sixteenth century); inscription on<br />
z6 v and z7 r : ‘Das buch ist Johannis Kesler’. Irsee, Bavaria,<br />
Benedictines, S. Maria; printed label: ‘Zur R. Stift Irrseischen<br />
Biblioteck’. Augsburg, Bavaria, Staats- und Stadtbibliothek,<br />
probably 1833; old shelfmark: ‘8 o Ink. 38’ written in pencil on the<br />
rear pastedown and on a printed label pasted on the spine.<br />
Acquired in 1960 by exchange from the Staats- und<br />
Stadtbibliothek, Augsburg, the exchange value being DM 300;<br />
see ‘Bodley’s American Friends’, BLR 6,6 (1961), 642^3.<br />
shelfmark: Don. f.404.<br />
T-102 Thomas a' Kempis<br />
Imitatio Christi, et al.<br />
a1 r [Title-page.] ‘Tractatus de imitatione Christi cum tractatulo de<br />
meditatione cordis’.<br />
a2 r ‘Tabule’.<br />
r<br />
b1 Thomas a' Kempis: Imitatio Christi.‘De imitatione Christi et de<br />
contemptu omnium uanitatum mundi’.<br />
refs.Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, II 5^263.<br />
r<br />
l5 Gerson, Johannes: De meditatione cordis.<br />
refs. Gerson, Oeuvres,VIII 77^84.<br />
Strasbourg: Martin Flach, 1487. 4 o .<br />
collation: a 4 b^k 8 l 10 .<br />
HC (+ Addenda) *9092; Go¡ I-14; BMC I 147; Pr 673; BSB-Ink<br />
T-171; Copinger, Hand List, 36; Rhodes 956; Sack, Freiburg,<br />
3469; Sheppard 505.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf l 10.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled half calf over brown<br />
cloth; bound for the Bodleian Library. Size: 203 ¿ 143 ¿ 14 mm.<br />
Size of leaf: 195 ¿ 130 mm.
t-102^t-105] thomas a' kempis<br />
2483<br />
A few marginal notes, mainly extracting key words and providing<br />
corrections to the text, in an early humanist hand, probably<br />
German in brown ink. Bibliographical note on a 1 r in an eighteenth-century<br />
hand in brown ink. On the same leaf ‘N 12 > II > ;;’<br />
in brown ink and ‘N 12’ in pencil.<br />
Provenance: Augsburg, Bavaria, Augustinian Canons, S.<br />
Georgius; inscription on a1 r : ‘S. Georgii Augustae’. Augsburg,<br />
Bavaria, Jesuits, S. Crux(?); the above inscription has later been<br />
altered to read ‘Coll. S. Crucis Augustae’. Duplicate from the<br />
Royal Library, Munich; ‘Dupl’and ‘2985’ in pencil on front endleaf.<br />
Acquired between 1847 and c.1892, probably in 1850; not in<br />
Catalogus (1843) with Appendix.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 5Q 6.50.<br />
T-103 Thomas a' Kempis<br />
Imitatio Christi, et al.<br />
r<br />
[* 1 ] [Title-page.] ‘Gerson de ymitatione Cristi cum tractatulo de<br />
meditatione cordis’.<br />
[*2 r ] ‘Tabule’.<br />
[a1 r ] Gerson, Johannes [pseudo-; Thomas a' Kempis]: Imitatio<br />
Christi. ‘Tractatus aureus et perutilis de perfecta ymitatione<br />
Christi et uero mundi contemptu’.<br />
refs.Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, II 5^263.<br />
r<br />
[y4 ] Gerson, Johannes: De meditatione cordis.<br />
refs. Gerson, Oeuvres,VIII 77^84.<br />
[Ulm]: Johann Zainer, [14]87. 8 o .<br />
collation: [* a^z 8 ].<br />
H *9093; Go¡ I-15; BMC II 530; Pr 2546; BSB-Ink T-173; CIBN<br />
T-233; Sack, Freiburg, 3470; Sheppard 1833.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf [z8].<br />
Binding: Contemporary German blind-tooled pigskin over<br />
wooden boards, one clasp and catch missing. Early manuscript<br />
title on two rectangular paper labels at the head of the spine.<br />
Leather index tabs. Triple ¢llets form a double frame. On the<br />
upper cover, within the outer frame a mythological animal within<br />
a circular stamp at each corner and a repeated lozenge-shaped<br />
dragon(?) stamp.The inner rectangle is decorated with a repeated<br />
rectangular eagle stamp. On the lower cover, within the outer<br />
frame the dragon stamp and a small £oral stamp. Diagonal triple<br />
¢llets divide the inner rectangle into four triangular compartments,<br />
each decorated with the circular mythological animal<br />
stamp. Size: 160 ¿ 110 ¿ 40 mm. Size of leaf: 149 ¿ 98 mm.<br />
A few marginal notes, mainly extracting key words, also ‘nota’<br />
marks and pointing hands, in an early German hand, in brown<br />
and red ink.<br />
Initials, occasionally with red pen-work decoration, and paragraph<br />
marks are supplied in red; capital strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: Windberg, Bavaria, Premonstratensians; inscription<br />
on [*1 r ]: ‘Fratrum inWindberg’; shelfmark(?): ‘3 N 7’. On the<br />
rear pastedown the following sixteenth-century inscriptions:<br />
‘Johannes Velber’; ‘Joannis Podenstainer’ (Bodenstainer?);<br />
‘Joannes Widenmann 1538’; ‘Joannes Fabri 1549’. On [*1 r ]:<br />
‘Johannis mei(?) Podenstainer canonicus apud Sanctum<br />
Joannem’, in red ink. Duplicate from the Royal Library, Munich;<br />
‘Dupl’ and ‘51’ in pencil on front pastedown. Acquired between<br />
1847 and c.1892, probably in 1850; not in Catalogus (1843) with<br />
Appendix.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 5Q 6.7.<br />
T-104 Thomas a' Kempis<br />
Imitatio Christi, et al.<br />
[*1 v ] ‘Tabule’.<br />
r<br />
a1 Gerson, Johannes [pseudo-; Thomas a' Kempis]: Imitatio<br />
Christi. ‘De imitatione Christi et de contemptu omnium uanitatum<br />
mundi’.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, II 5^263.<br />
v<br />
f3 [Colophon.]<br />
f4 r Gerson, Johannes: De meditatione cordis.<br />
refs. Gerson, Oeuvres,VIII 77^84.<br />
Augsburg: Erhard Ratdolt, 1488. 4 o .<br />
collation: [* 2 ] a^e 8 f 6 .<br />
Woodcut initials.<br />
HC (+ Addenda) *9094; Go¡ I-16; BMC II 382; Pr 1878; BSB-Ink<br />
T-174; Copinger, Hand List, 38; Oates 957; Sack, Freiburg, 3472^<br />
3; Sheppard 1322.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century marbled paper boards. Strips from<br />
a thirteenth-century(?) manuscript just visible in the binding.<br />
Size: 202 ¿ 145 ¿ 13 mm. Size of leaf: 200 ¿ 138 mm.<br />
‘Gerson de ymitatione Cristi’ in a contemporary hand in brown<br />
ink, on [*1 r ]; ‘Thom a Kempis’ in a sixteenth-century German<br />
hand in brown ink, on the verso of the front endleaf.<br />
Provenance: J. T. Hand (£. 1834^1837); signature on the front<br />
endleaf dated 1835; sale (1837), lot 108; purchased for »0. 3. 0: see<br />
Books Purchased (1837), 16 (under Gerson).<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q inf 1.32.<br />
T-105 Thomas a' Kempis<br />
Imitatio Christi, et al.<br />
r<br />
[* 1 ] [Title-page.] ‘Ioannis Gerson de contemptu omnium uanitatum<br />
mundi’.<br />
v<br />
[* 1 ] ‘Tabule’.<br />
a1 r Gerson, Johannes [pseudo-; Thomas a' Kempis]: Imitatio<br />
Christi. ‘De imitatione Christi et de contemptu omnium uanitatum<br />
mundi’.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, II 5^263.<br />
h3 r Gerson, Johannes: De meditatione cordis.<br />
refs. Gerson, Oeuvres,VIII 77^84.<br />
Venice: Bernardinus Benalius, 1488. 8 o .<br />
collation: [* 2 ] a^g 8 h 6 .<br />
Woodcut initials.<br />
HC (+ Addenda) *9095; Go¡ I-17; BMC V 372; Pr 4870; BSB-Ink<br />
T-175; CIBN T-237; Copinger, Hand List, 37; Oates 1916; Rhodes<br />
957; Sack, Freiburg, 3474; Sheppard 3977.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century mottled half sheep over marbled<br />
pasteboards. Size: 150 ¿ 103 ¿ 10 mm. Sizeof leaf: 145 ¿ 94 mm.<br />
A contemporary deleted inscription in Italian on h 6 v : ‘Questo<br />
libro . . .’<br />
Provenance: Frater Augustinus Cetichensis (¢fteenth century);<br />
three deleted inscriptions on [*1 r ] in an Italian hand in brown<br />
and red ink: ‘Ad usum fratris Augustini Cetichensis concessus<br />
sibi a suis prelatis’. Bartholomaeus, novice of Pieve So¤ cana, near<br />
Arezzo,Tuscany; another deleted inscription in Augustinus’ hand<br />
in a di¡erent red ink: ‘et ipse frater accomodat \nunc/ fratri<br />
Bartholomeo nouitio de plebe ad Socanam usque ad tempus’; on
2484 thomas a' kempis<br />
[t-105^t-109<br />
the same leaf in Bartholomaeus’ hand, deleted inscription in<br />
brown ink: ‘Ego frater Bartolomeus novitius’. Dominicus de<br />
Bartolis (sixteenth century); on the same leaf, deleted inscription<br />
in a sixteenth-century hand in brown ink: ‘Ad usum fratris<br />
Dominici de Bartolis(?)’. Purchased from B.H. Blackwell, Ltd in<br />
1924 for »30; see BQR 4,43 (1924), 164.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. f. I4.1488.1.<br />
T-106 Thomas a' Kempis<br />
Imitatio Christi, et al.<br />
a1 r Gerson, Johannes [pseudo-; Thomas a' Kempis]: Imitatio<br />
Christi. ‘De imitatione Christi et de contemptu omnium uanitatum<br />
mundi’.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, II 5^263.<br />
i5 r Gerson, Johannes: De meditatione cordis.<br />
refs. Gerson, Oeuvres,VIII 77^84.<br />
k1 v [Colophon.]<br />
k2 r ‘Tabule’.<br />
Milan: Leonardus Pachel, July 1488. 8 o .<br />
collation: a^i 8 k 4 .<br />
Woodcut initials.<br />
HC Addenda *9096; Go¡ I-18; BMC VI 777; Pr 5978; BSB-Ink<br />
T-176; CIBN T-236; Copinger, Hand List, 39; Hillard 1069; Oates<br />
2300; Sheppard 5017.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with M-172; see there for details of binding, decoration,<br />
and provenance. Size of leaf: 153 ¿ 105 mm.<br />
Wanting the blank leaf k 4.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 6.61(2).<br />
T-107 Thomas a' Kempis<br />
Imitatio Christi, et al.<br />
[A1 r ] [Title-page.] ‘Thomas de Kempis de imitatione Christi et de<br />
contemptu omnium uanitatum mundi. De interna locutione<br />
Christi ad animam ¢delem. Cum quanta reuerentia Christus sit<br />
suscipiendus. Item Johannes Gerson de meditatione cordis’.<br />
[A2 r ] ‘Tabule’.<br />
r<br />
B1 Thomas a' Kempis: Imitatio Christi.‘De imitatione Christi et de<br />
contemptu omnium uanitatum mundi’.<br />
refs. Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, II 5^263.<br />
r<br />
U8 Gerson, Johannes: De meditatione cordis.<br />
refs. Gerson, Oeuvres,VIII 77^84.<br />
Strasbourg: [Johann Pru« ss], 1489. 8 o .<br />
collation: [A] B^X 8 .<br />
Woodcut.<br />
HC (+ Addenda) *9098; Go¡ I-22; BMC I 123; Pr 545; BSB-Ink<br />
T-177; CIBN T-240; Copinger, Hand List, 42; Schramm XX p.<br />
25; Schreiber 5345; Sheppard 420.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with A-600; see there for details of binding, decoration,<br />
and provenance. Size of leaf: 128 ¿ 95 mm.<br />
Wanting gathering [A] and leaf B1.<br />
Occasional early ‘nota’ marks in brown ink.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. f. X1(2).<br />
T-108 Thomas a' Kempis<br />
Imitatio Christi, et al.<br />
a1 r [Title-page.]<br />
r<br />
a2 Gerson, Johannes [pseudo-; Thomas a' Kempis]: Imitatio<br />
Christi. ‘De imitatione Christi et de contemptu omnium uanitatum<br />
mundi’.<br />
refs.Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, II 5^263.<br />
l7 r Gerson, Johannes: De meditatione cordis.<br />
refs. Gerson, Oeuvres,VIII 77^84.<br />
r<br />
m4 [Bernardus Claravallensis pseudo-: Opusculum de contemptu<br />
mundi. Prologue.] Incipit: ‘[V]t tibi solitudo dulcescat et in conspectu<br />
pro te mitissime cruci¢xi ingratus . . .’<br />
refs. Suggested by ‘In Principio’, but the text does not match PL<br />
CLXXXIV 1307^14;WIC 2521.<br />
m5 v ‘<strong>Tabula</strong>’.<br />
[Paris: PierreLevet, for] E., J., andG.de Marnef, 21Aug.1492. 8 o .<br />
Polain assigns to [Georg Mittelhus].<br />
collation: a^m 8 .<br />
C 3233; Go¡ I-26; BMC VIII 101; Pr 8105; CIBN T-243; Copinger,<br />
Hand List, 44; Hillard 1071; Polain 2063; Sack, Freiburg, 3475;<br />
Sheppard 6280.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with I-032; see there for details of binding, decoration, and<br />
provenance. Size of leaf: 136 ¿ 86 mm.<br />
Leaves a 1,2 mutilated.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 6.6(1).<br />
T-109 Thomas a' Kempis<br />
Imitatio Christi, et al.<br />
[A1 r ] [Title-page.]<br />
[A2 r ] ‘<strong>Tabula</strong>’.<br />
r<br />
B1 Thomas a' Kempis: Imitatio Christi.‘De imitatione Christi et de<br />
contemptu omnium uanitatum mundi’.<br />
refs.Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, II 5^263.<br />
r<br />
U8 Gerson, Johannes: De meditatione cordis.<br />
refs. Gerson, Oeuvres,VIII 77^84.<br />
Lu« neburg: Johann Luce, 22 May 1493. 8 o .<br />
collation: [A] B^X 8 .<br />
HC 9105; Go¡ I-29; BMC III 698; Pr 3223; CIBN T-244; Sheppard<br />
2262.<br />
COPY<br />
Leaves [A7^8] are blank, not as BMC.With an engraved title-page<br />
of a seventeenth-century French translation inserted in front.<br />
More engravings and cuttings pasted to the front and rear<br />
pastedowns.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century English (London) blind- and goldtooled<br />
brown morocco, by W. Pratt (£. 1824^1835). Gilt-edged<br />
leaves. Size: 140 ¿ 100 ¿ 23 mm. Size of leaf: 137 ¿ 84 mm.<br />
Provenance: John Bellingham Inglis (1780^1870). Charles Inglis<br />
(nineteenth century); engraved book-plate and coat of arms; see<br />
Catalogue of the Valuable Library of the Late J. B. Inglis (the<br />
Property of Dr C. Inglis) (London: Sotheby,Wilkinson & Hodge,<br />
11June1900), lot 748. Purchased at the Inglis sale for »10. 5. 0; see<br />
Library Bills.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. f. G40.1493.1.
t-110^t-112] thomas a' kempis<br />
2485<br />
T-110 Thomas a' Kempis<br />
Imitatio Christi, et al.<br />
[*1 r ] [Title-page.]<br />
v<br />
[* 1 ] ‘Tabule’.<br />
a1 r Gerson, Johannes [pseudo-; Thomas a' Kempis]: Imitatio<br />
Christi. ‘De imitatione Christi et de contemptu omnium uanitatum<br />
mundi’.<br />
refs.Thomas a' Kempis, Opera, ed. Pohl, II 5^263.<br />
p4 v Gerson, Johannes: De meditatione cordis.<br />
refs. Gerson, Oeuvres,VIII 77^84.<br />
Florence: Johannes Petri, 10 Nov. 1497. 8 o .<br />
collation: [* 4 ] a^i K l^p 8 q 4 .<br />
Woodcut initial.<br />
HCR 9110; Go¡ I-33; BMC VI 619, XII 45; Pr 6375; Copinger, Hand<br />
List, 52; not in Sheppard.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Contemporary Italian black goatskin, over pasteboards,<br />
with £ap hinged on the upper cover. Blind-tooled.<br />
Originally closed with a tie (now lacking) which passed through<br />
two holes in the lower cover and two holes in the £ap. Sides decorated<br />
with a saltire inside a rectangle, each ¢lled with repeated<br />
impressions of a tool of two interlaced C-forms enclosing a<br />
roundel and bounded by one thick between two thin lines; a free<br />
£eur-de-lis in each of the lozenge-shaped compartments thus<br />
formed. The £ap decorated with the same tools di¡erently disposed<br />
and lined with reddish-brown goatskin tooled to a di¡erent<br />
pattern with the same tools. Plain edges. Single uncoloured headbands.<br />
Sewn on three bands; the bands are outlined by one thick<br />
between two thin lines. Compartments ¢lled with impressions of<br />
a £ower-head tool. Pastedown and two free endleaves at each end,<br />
no watermark. The £ap is uncommon on printed books, though<br />
common on ledgers. It hinges on the upper cover and is designed<br />
to ¢t outside the lower cover, unlike the Islamic £ap, which hinges<br />
on the lower cover and ¢ts inside the upper one. Size: 142 ¿ 101 ¿<br />
19 mm. Size of leaf: 138 ¿ 103 mm.<br />
A few marginal notes, mainly extracting key words, providing<br />
corrections to the text, and ‘nota’ marks, in a contemporary<br />
humanist hand in brown ink.<br />
Provenance: Modern woodcut of the Venetian Lion of St Mark<br />
pasted on q3 v . Albert Ehrman (1890^1969); armorial book-plate;<br />
purchased from William H. Schab and Heinrich Eisemann in<br />
1950 for »60; accession no. ‘R 920’. Presented in 1978 by John<br />
Ehrman.<br />
shelfmark: Broxb. 13.14.<br />
T-111 Thomas a' Kempis<br />
Imitatio Christi [French] Del’imitation de nostre seigneur<br />
Ihesu Crist.<br />
[Title-page.] ‘Le liure tressalutaire de limitation de nostre<br />
seigneur Ihesucrist’.<br />
r<br />
a2 [Preface.] Incipit: ‘Cy commence le livre . . .’ The anonymous<br />
author of this preface ascribes the real authorship of this work to<br />
Thomas a' Kempis, rejecting past attributions to Bernardus or<br />
Gerson.<br />
a2 r Thomas a' Kempis: De l’imitation de nostre seigneur Ihesu Crist.<br />
Incipit: ‘[Q]ui me ensuyt ne chemine point en tenebres . . .’<br />
r<br />
n6 [Colophon.]<br />
a1 r<br />
[o1 r ] ‘Table’.<br />
Paris: Jean Lambert, for Andre¤ Bocard, 12 Apr. 1494. 4 o .<br />
collation: a^m 8 n 6 [o 4 ].<br />
Types: 115 G (title); 95 B. 106 leaves, 2^102 numbered ii^Ciiii, with<br />
errors. 31 lines and headline (a3 r ). Type area: 146 (151) ¿ 93 mm<br />
(a3 r ). Capital spaces with guide-letters. Woodcut. Leaf a1 r ,<br />
TITLE: ‘Le liure tre||alutaire. De limitation de > no|tre |eigneur<br />
ihe|ucri|t et du parfaict > co� tenneme� t de |e mi|erable monde<br />
no� me > en latin. De imitatione cri|ti. Et de con > temtu mu� di et |e<br />
commence. Qui |equi > tur me non a� bulat intenebris >> [Device of<br />
v<br />
Bocard; Polain, Marques, no. 92]; a1 [woodcut, Christ bearing<br />
the Cross, a kneeling follower; Christ’s words printed in four<br />
lines of verse]: ‘ð Se tu veulx venir apres moy > . . .’ [and the follo-<br />
r<br />
wer’s response similarly]:‘ð Riens ie ne puis |eign� r |a� s toy. . .’; a2 :<br />
[running heading] ‘ðChap� . premier. Fuellet. ii: > ðCy co� mence le<br />
Liure tre||alutaire Intitule De li > mitation no|tre |eigneur<br />
Ihe|ucri|t . . . > . . .’; l. 10: ‘. . . Tran| > late de latin en francois . . .<br />
> . . . Laquelle tran|lacion a e|te diligente > ment corrigee |ur loriginal<br />
. . . > . . . ð Le premier Chapitre.>> qVi me en|uyt > ne chemine<br />
v<br />
po|�t en tenebres) dit > no|tre |eigneur. . .’; n6 , COLOPHON:‘ð Cy<br />
¢ni|t le liure de imitatione chri|ti > Et de contemptu mundi.<br />
Tran|late de > latin en francois. Et imprime a Paris > par Jehan<br />
Lambert. Le xii iour dauril > Mil cccc. quatrevingz et quatorze’;<br />
r r<br />
[o1 ]: ‘La table > Sen|uyt la table de ce pre|ent liure.’; [o4 ]: ‘Cy<br />
¢ni|t la table’.<br />
C 3245; not in Pr; Claudin II 224^7; Sheppard 6460^1.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting f 8, g 1^3,8.<br />
The text of i1^2 has changed places with that of i7^8 owing to an<br />
error of imposition; the mistake is noti¢ed by a contemporary<br />
hand, in French.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century(?) parchment dyed green, with title<br />
gilt along the spine; red-edged leaves. Size: 183 ¿ 130 ¿ 20 mm.<br />
Size of leaf: 180 ¿ 126 mm.<br />
Provenance: Rob[ert?] Jardel (seventeenth/eighteenth century);<br />
inscription on a1 r : ‘Ex Biblioth. Cl. Rob. Jardel Bran. Suess.’.<br />
Purchased from Pierre Brun in 1966 out of the Gordon Du¡<br />
Fund; book-plate; unsigned note [by David Rogers] on the front<br />
pastedown.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. e. F1.1494.1.<br />
T-112 Thomas a' Kempis<br />
Imitatio Christi [Italian] Imitazione di Gesu Cristo, et al.<br />
r<br />
a1 [Title-page.] ‘Ioannes Gerson de immitatione Christi et de contemptu<br />
mundi in uulgari sermone’.<br />
a1 v ‘Tauola’ [¢rst book]. A table precedes each book.<br />
r<br />
a2 Gerson, Johannes [pseudo-; Thomas a' Kempis]: Imitazione di<br />
Gesu Cristo. ‘De la imitatione de Christo et del despregio del<br />
mundo e de tutte le sue uanitade’. Incipit: ‘[C]hi me sequita non<br />
camina per le tenebre dice el signore . . .’<br />
v<br />
k2 ‘Epistola di Ioanni Neapolitano ad Siluia uergine honestissima,<br />
nella quale exhorta quella a la religione’. Incipit: ‘[C]onsiderando<br />
fra me molti giorni li admirabili inganni . . .’<br />
Venice: Johannes RubeusVercellensis, 22 Mar. 1488. 4 o .<br />
collation: a^i 8 k 6 .<br />
HC (+ Addenda) 9126; Go¡ I-45; BMC V 416; Pr 5124; CIBN T-260;<br />
Copinger, Hand List, 1344; Sheppard 4112.
2486 thomas aquinas<br />
[t-112^t-116<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century(?) gold-tooled brown morocco,<br />
with gilt turn-ins and marbled pastedowns. Size: 212 ¿ 160 ¿<br />
17 mm. Size of leaf: 205 ¿ 152 mm.<br />
Provenance: Sister DoroteaViadoro (sixteenth century); inscription<br />
on k 6 r : ‘Questo libro e stato concesso a uso di sora Dorotea<br />
Viadoro Humilissima Virgine e Mi ralegro’. Purchased from<br />
Francis Edwards for »12 in 1936^7; see Annual Report of the<br />
Curators of the Bodleian Library, Oxford University Gazette, 10<br />
Dec. 1937, 245.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. e. I4.1488.2.<br />
T-113 Thomas a' Kempis<br />
Imitatio Christi [Italian] Imitazione di Gesu Cristo.<br />
a1 r Gerson, Johannes [pseudo-; Thomas a' Kempis]: Imitazione di<br />
Gesu Cristo. ‘Della imitatione di Christo Iesu et del dispregio di<br />
tutte le cose del mondo’. Incipit:‘[D]ice el nostro signore redemptore<br />
Iesu Christo nel sancto euangelio. Quello el quale seguita me<br />
non ua nelle tenebre . . .’<br />
n4 v [Colophon.]<br />
n5 r ‘Tauola’.<br />
Florence: Antonio di Bartolommeo Miscomini, 22 June 1491. 4 o .<br />
collation: a^n 8 .<br />
HC (+ Addenda) 9128; Go¡ I-48; BMC VI 640; Pr 6153; BSB-Ink<br />
T-188; CIBN T-257; Copinger, Hand List, 1344, 1346; Sheppard<br />
5113.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Eighteenth/nineteenth-century Italian quarter green<br />
morocco over marbled pasteboards; bound for Boutourlin. Title<br />
and imprint information printed in gold on the spine. Greenedged<br />
leaves, pink pastedowns, and pink silk bookmark. Size:<br />
200 ¿ 126 ¿ 19 mm. Size of leaf: 192 ¿ 116 mm.<br />
Notes in Italian in a sixteenth-century Italian hand in brown ink,<br />
on n 7 v : ‘Masseritie dj 4 M r c[ ]tilla dj Gia >> milanese compie gli<br />
anni dj L 30 all >> cio ista[n]za del Cavaliere Lion o rosar[/n?]i >> (?)’.<br />
Provenance: Dimitrij Petrovich, Count Boutourlin (1763^1829);<br />
armorial book-plate and shelfmark no. 469, see Catalogue<br />
(1831); purchased at his sale for »0. 15. 0: see sale catalogue<br />
(1841), lot 115, and Books Purchased (1842), 21.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 6.45.<br />
T-114 Thomas a' Kempis<br />
Imitatio Christi [Italian] Imitazione di Gesu Cristo.<br />
r<br />
[* 1 ] [Title-page.] ‘Ioanni Gerson uulgare, deuota operetta della imitatione<br />
di Iesu Christo’.<br />
[*1 r ] [Biblical quotation: Mt 16,24.]<br />
r<br />
[* 2 ] ‘Tauola de capitoli’.<br />
a1 r Gerson, Johannes [pseudo-; Thomas a' Kempis]: Imitazione di<br />
Gesu Cristo. ‘Della imitatione di ChristoIesu et del dispregio di<br />
tutte le cose del mondo’. Incipit:‘[D]ice el nostro signore redemptore<br />
Iesu Christo nel sancto euangelio. Quello el quale seguita me<br />
non ua nelle tenebre . . .’<br />
Florence: Antonio di Bartolommeo Miscomini, 22 July 1493. 4 o .<br />
collation: [* 4 ] a^h 8 i 6 k 4 .<br />
Woodcut.<br />
HC (+ Addenda) *9130; Go¡ I-52; BMC VI 642; Pr 6165; BSB-Ink<br />
T-189; Copinger, Hand List, 1344, 1346, 1348; Kristeller 227b;<br />
Sander 3089; Sheppard 5120.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting [*1], with woodcut.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century quarter green morocco over<br />
marbled pasteboards, with title and typographical information<br />
printed in gold on the spine. Size: 217 ¿ 142 ¿ 15 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 209 ¿ 127 mm.<br />
Provenance: Alessandro, Count Mortara (�1855). Purchased<br />
from Count Mortara; see Alessandro Mortara, Biblioteca Italica<br />
(1852), 41.<br />
shelfmark: Mortara 911.<br />
T-115 Thomas a' Kempis<br />
Imitatio Christi [Italian] Imitazione di Gesu Cristo.<br />
[*1 r ] [Title-page.] ‘Messer Giovanni Gerson > Vtile et diuota operetta<br />
della imitatione di Giesu Christo’.<br />
r<br />
[* 1 ] [Biblical quotation: Mt 16,24.]<br />
[*2 r ] ‘Tavola’.<br />
a1 r Gerson, Johannes [pseudo-; Thomas a' Kempis]: Imitazione di<br />
Gesu Cristo.‘Della imitatione di Christo Giesu et del dispregio di<br />
tutte le cose del mondo’. Incipit: ‘[D]ice el nostro signore redemptore<br />
Giesu Christo nel sancto euangelio: Quello el quale seguita<br />
me . . .’<br />
Florence: Antonio de Bartolommeo Miscomini, 1 July 1494. 4 o .<br />
collation: [* 4 ] a^i 8 .<br />
Woodcut and woodcut initials.<br />
HCR 9131; Go¡ I-53; BMC VI 643; Pr 6169; Copinger, Hand List,<br />
1344, 1346, 1348^9; Kristeller 227c; Oates 2343; Polain 2077;<br />
Sander 3090; Sheppard 5122.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with A-315; see there for details of binding, decoration,<br />
manuscript notes, and provenance. Size of leaf: 200 ¿ 138 mm.<br />
The title di¡ers from Reichling’s description transcribed by<br />
BMC: [*1 r ]: ‘ð MESSER GIOVANNI GERSON > Vtile & diuota<br />
operetta della imitatione di Gie|u Xp� o > ð Qui uult uenire po|t me<br />
> . . . > . . . & |equatur me.’ [woodcut, Christ with the Cross].<br />
shelfmark: Don. e.239(2).<br />
T-116 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Commentum in octo libros Physicorum Aristotelis.<br />
a2 r Thomas Aquinas: Commentum in octo libros Physicorum<br />
Aristotelis.‘Commentum in libros phisicorum Aristotelis’.<br />
refs. Leonine II (1884), 3^458; seeTorrell 231^3.<br />
[Venice: n. pr.], 1480. Folio. Pr and BSB-Ink assign to Jenson, but<br />
BMC assigns to an unknown printer using material discarded by<br />
Jenson.<br />
collation: a 10 b^q 8 r s 6 .<br />
HC *1527; Go¡ T-248; BMC V 584; Pr 4128; BSB-Ink T-209;<br />
Michelitsch 202; Sheppard 4750^1.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf a1.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled half calf over brown<br />
cloth; bound for the Bodleian Library. Size: 295 ¿ 218 ¿ 24 mm.<br />
Size of leaf: 287 ¿ 198 mm.<br />
On a2 r a six-line initial ‘Q’ is supplied in interlocked blue and red<br />
and the title is underlined in blue. Other initials and paragraph<br />
marks are supplied in red.
t-116^t-119] thomas aquinas<br />
2487<br />
Provenance: Amberg, Bavaria, Franciscans, S. Bernardinus<br />
Senensis; inscription on a2 r : ‘Ad Bibliothecam PP. Francisc.<br />
Amberge’. Duplicate from the Royal Library, Munich; ‘1867’ in<br />
pencil on s6 v . Acquired between 1847 and c.1892, probably in<br />
1850; not in Catalogus (1843) with Appendix.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 5Q 5.36.<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Bound with J-112(1); see there for details of binding, manuscript<br />
notes, and provenance. Size of leaf: 283 ¿ 192 mm.<br />
Wanting the blank leaf a 1.<br />
Avariant: sheet l2 di¡erently set up: l2 r , l. 2: ‘veru� e� . . .’<br />
Initials and paragraph marks are supplied in red, also paragraph<br />
marks to some of the marginal notes, up to b 8 v only.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 5Q inf. 2.16(1).<br />
T-117 Thomas Aquinas<br />
De articulis ¢dei et ecclesiae sacramentis.<br />
r<br />
[a1 ] Thomas Aquinas: De articulis ¢dei et ecclesiae sacramentis<br />
[addressed to Leonardus, Archbishop of Palermo].<br />
refs. Leonine XLII (1979), 245^57; 224 no. 1 on this edition; D.<br />
Mongillo, ‘L’opuscolo di Tommaso d’Aquino per l’arcivescovo di<br />
Palermo’, OTheologos, 2 (1975), 111^25; C. Militello,‘De articulis<br />
¢dei et Ecclesiae sacramentis ad archiepiscopum<br />
Panormitanum’, O Theologos, 2 (1975), 127^206; see Torrell 352^<br />
3.<br />
[Mainz: Printer of the ‘Catholicon’, c.1469]. 4 o in divided halfsheets.<br />
34^line issue, printed at approximately the same date as<br />
the 36^line issue on paper manufactured later. On this, and on<br />
the printer, see the articles by Thomas, Powitz, Boghardt,<br />
Gerhardt, Stu« mpel, Needham, and Hellinga in ‘Zur Catholicon-<br />
Forschung’,Wolfenbu« tteler Notizen zur Buchgeschichte, 13 (1988),<br />
105^232 (full references in Bod-inc. B-010; and L. Hellinga,<br />
‘Analytical Bibliography and the Study of Early Printed Books<br />
with a Case-study of the Mainz Catholicon’, Gb Jb (1989), 47^<br />
96). Sheppard dates [c.1460].<br />
collation: [a 8 b 4+1 ], as Oates.<br />
HC 1425; Go¡ T-273; BMC I 40; Pr 148; de Ricci, Mayence, 92;<br />
Michelitsch 100; Oates 49; Sheppard 92. Micro¢che: Unit 1:<br />
Mainz to 1480, MA 62.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century paper boards. Remains of a leather<br />
index tab on [a1]. Size: 209 ¿ 150 ¿ 10 mm. Size of leaf: 203 ¿<br />
140 mm.<br />
Early signatures partially visible. A marginal note, extracting key<br />
words, on [b4 v ] in the rubricator’s hand in red ink.<br />
Initials and paragraph marks are supplied in red or blue, on [a 1 r ]<br />
with reserved white decoration; capital strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: ‘Schmitz’ (nineteenth century); inscription in the<br />
upper right-hand corner of the front endleaf. Georg Franz<br />
Burkhard Klo� (1787^1854); book-label; sale (1835), lot 292; purchased<br />
for »1. 17. 0; see Books Purchased (1835), 2.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 5.40.<br />
T-118 Thomas Aquinas<br />
De articulis ¢dei et ecclesiae sacramentis, et al.<br />
[a1 r ] Thomas Aquinas: De articulis ¢dei et ecclesiae sacramentis<br />
[addressed to Leonardus, Archbishop of Palermo]. ‘Summa de<br />
articulis ¢dei et ecclesie sacramentis’.<br />
refs. SeeT-117; Leonine XLII (1979), 212 and 224^5 no. 5 on this<br />
edition.<br />
v<br />
[b7 ] Nicolaus de Cusa: ‘Venerabilis dominus . . . in innouacione<br />
statutorum prouincialium ecclesie Coloniensis eisdem statutis<br />
interseruit articulum qui sequitur’. Incipit: ‘Item lauda[m]us et<br />
legi mandamus in sinodo dyocesanis libellum sancti Thome de<br />
Aquino de articulis ¢dei . . .’ Obligation to read this text at provincial<br />
councils.<br />
refs. J. Hartzheim, Concilia Germaniae, 11 vols (Cologne, 1759^<br />
90), V 414; see E. Meuthen, ‘Thomas von Aquin auf den<br />
Provinzialkonzilien zu Mainz und Ko« ln 1451 und 1452’, in Ko« ln.<br />
Stadt und Bistum in Kirche und Reich des Mittelalters. Festschrift<br />
fu« r Odilo Engels, ed. H.Vollrath and S.Weinfurter, Ko« lner historische<br />
Abhandlungen, 39 (Cologne, 1993), 641^58, at 643^4; Acta<br />
Cusana, ed. E. Muethen and H. Hallauer, 4 vols (Hamburg,1976^<br />
96), I/3b no. 2064.<br />
[Cologne: Ulrich Zell, c.1470]. 4 o .<br />
collation: [a b 8 ].<br />
HC *1424; Go¡ T-274; BMC III 860; Pr 848; BSB-Ink T-213; CIBN<br />
T-119; Michelitsch 99; Oates 335^6; Sheppard 640^1; Voullie¤ me,<br />
Ko« ln, 1155.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with A-541(1); see there for details of binding and provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 193 ¿ 133 mm.<br />
Wanting the blank leaf [b 8].<br />
Initials, paragraph marks, and chapter heading underlining are<br />
supplied in red; capital strokes in red.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 5.34(9).<br />
T-119 Thomas Aquinas<br />
De articulis ¢dei et ecclesiae sacramentis, et al.<br />
[a1 r ] Thomas Aquinas: De articulis ¢dei et ecclesiae sacramentis<br />
[addressed to Leonardus, Archbishop of Palermo]. ‘Summa de<br />
articulis ¢dei et ecclesie sacramentis’.<br />
refs. SeeT-117; Leonine XLII (1979), 225 no. 8 on this edition.<br />
[b2 r ] [Bernardus de Parentinis]: De periculis contingentibus circa<br />
sacramentum eucharistiae.‘Tractatus de periculis que contingunt<br />
circa sacramentum eucharistie et de remediis eorundem ex dictis<br />
sancti Thome de Aquino’. Incipit: ‘[P]rimum periculum est quod<br />
si sacerdos morte uel graui in¢rmitate . . .’ According to CIBN<br />
T-207, note, this text reproduces, with some variants, the last<br />
part of Parentinis’ Expositio o⁄cii missae.<br />
[b5 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Epistola ad ducissam Brabantiae [addressed<br />
to Margaret of Constantinople] Countess of Flanders.‘Tractatus<br />
de Iudeis ad petitionem comitisse Flandrie’.<br />
refs. Leonine XLII (1979), 360^78, on this edition 364 no. 4; see<br />
Torrell 218^20; 355.<br />
[Basel: Martin Flach, c.1472^4]. Folio. As dated by BSB-Ink,<br />
Sack, and Sheppard; CIBN dates [c.1474].<br />
collation: [a 10 b 8 ].<br />
H *1430; Go¡ T-283; BMC III 741; Pr 7550; BSB-Ink T-214; CIBN<br />
T-120; Hillard 1942; Michelitsch 105; Oates 2763; Sack, Freiburg,<br />
3389; Sheppard 2391.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled half calf with brown<br />
cloth. Red-edged leaves. Size: 284 ¿ 197 ¿ 9 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 274 ¿ 182 mm.
2488 thomas aquinas<br />
[t-119^t-123<br />
Initials, paragraph marks, chapter heading underlining, and<br />
capital strokes are supplied in red. Early folio numbering in the<br />
lower right-hand corner of the rectos, in red ink, partially visible.<br />
Provenance: Duplicate from the Royal Library, Munich; ‘Dupl’<br />
and ‘5880’ on [a1 r ]. Acquired between 1847 and c.1892, probably<br />
in 1850; not in Catalogus (1843) with Appendix.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 5Q 5.21.<br />
T-120 Thomas Aquinas<br />
De articulis ¢dei et ecclesiae sacramentis.<br />
r<br />
[a1 ] Thomas Aquinas: De articulis ¢dei et ecclesiae sacramentis<br />
[addressed to Leonardus, Archbishop of Palermo]. ‘Summa de<br />
articulis ¢dei et ecclesie sacramentis’.<br />
refs. SeeT-117; Leonine XLII (1979), 225 no. 12 on this edition.<br />
[Rome: Johannes Schurener, de Bopardia], 1475. 4 o .<br />
collation: [a b 8 c 6 ].<br />
H *1431; BMC IV 57; Pr 3488; BSB-Ink T-216; CIBN T-121;<br />
Michelitsch 107; Sheppard 2795.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled (¢llet) half calf; red<br />
morocco spine with title and imprint information gilt on two<br />
square green leatherlabels; marbled pastedowns; green silkbookmark.<br />
Size: 209 ¿ 150 ¿ 17 mm. Size of leaf: 203 ¿ 140 mm.<br />
Marginal notes throughout, mainly extracting key words, and<br />
pointing hands, in Selnstich’s hand in brown ink.<br />
Provenance: B. Selnstich (¢fteenth century); name on [c 6 r ]<br />
between the end of the text and the colophon. Purchased for »1.<br />
10. 0; see Books Purchased (1846), 2.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 5.81.<br />
T-121 Thomas Aquinas<br />
De articulis ¢dei et ecclesiae sacramentis.<br />
r<br />
[a1 ] Thomas Aquinas: De articulis ¢dei et ecclesiae sacramentis<br />
[addressed to Leonardus, Archbishop of Palermo]. ‘Summa de<br />
articulis ¢dei et ecclesie sacramentis’.<br />
refs. SeeT-117; Leonine XLII (1979), 225 no. 14 on this edition.<br />
[Rome]: Bartholomaeus Guldinbeck, 8 Feb. 1482. 4 o .<br />
collation: [a b 6 ].<br />
H *1433; Go¡ T-277; BMC IV 71; Pr 3577; BSB-Ink T-219;<br />
Michelitsch 109; Sheppard 2839.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting [b 3.4].<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century half calf with brown cloth; bound<br />
for the Bodleian Library. Size: 204 ¿ 145 ¿ 9 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 201 ¿ 136 mm.<br />
A note providing textual comparisons in a contemporary<br />
German hand in brown ink, below the colophon.<br />
Provenance: Duplicate from the Royal Library, Munich; ‘352’ in<br />
pencil on [b6 v ] and ‘Inc.Typ. 352 > 123’ in pencil on [a1 r ]. Acquired<br />
between 1847 and c.1892, probably in 1850; not in Catalogus<br />
(1843) with Appendix.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 5Q 6.54.<br />
T-122 Thomas Aquinas<br />
De regno ad regem Cypri.<br />
v<br />
[a1 ] [List of contents.]<br />
[a2 r ] Thomas Aquinas: De regno ad regem Cypri [addressed to<br />
Hugh II of Lusignan].‘Tractatus . . . de regimine principum’.<br />
refs. Leonine XLII (1979), 449^71; on this edition 432 no. 2 (=<br />
Ed b ) and 442; see Torrell 169^71, 350. The text of this edition,<br />
divided into 20 chapters, ignores the division into books I and II.<br />
It ends:‘. . . anime hominum recreentur’ [II 8,51].<br />
[Cologne: Arnold Ther Hoernen, c.1472]. 4 o . As dated by<br />
Voullie¤ me, Polain, and Sheppard; CIBN dates [between Feb.<br />
1471 and 1475].<br />
collation: [a^c 8 d 10 ].<br />
H *1487; Go¡ T-327; Pr 951; CIBN T-153; Michelitsch 164; Oates<br />
431; Polain 3726; A.W. Pollard, Catalogue of Books . . . from the<br />
Presses of the First Printers . . . Deposited in the Annmary Brown<br />
Memorial at Providence, Rhode Island (Oxford, 1910), 55;<br />
Sheppard 726; Voullie¤ me, Ko« ln, 1174. Micro¢che: Unit 27:<br />
Philosophy: Medieval, PH134.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century gold-tooled green morocco; bound<br />
by Nicolas-Denis Derome (1731^ c.1788); see label on the verso of<br />
the front endleaf; gilt-edged leaves; marbled pastedowns; pink<br />
silk bookmark. Size: 203 ¿ 143 ¿ 13 mm. Size of leaf: 198 ¿<br />
134 mm.<br />
On [a1 v ] and [a2 r ] initials are supplied in red and edged in gold.<br />
Other initials, paragraph marks, some underlining, capital<br />
strokes, and‘nota’marks in the shape of three dots and a descending<br />
line are supplied in red. Ruling in red.<br />
Provenance: Purchased for »0. 17. 6; see Books Purchased<br />
(1835), 2.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 2Q 6.15.<br />
T-123 Thomas Aquinas<br />
De sensu respectu singularium et intellectu respectu<br />
universalium, et al.<br />
r<br />
[a1 ] [Title-page.] ‘Tractatus de singulari et universali. De verbo<br />
intelligibili. De intellectu et intelligibili’.<br />
[a2 r ] Thomas Aquinas: De sensu respectu singularium et intellectu<br />
respectu universalium [extract from Sententia Libri de anima lib.<br />
II cap. XII, 65^151]. ‘Tractatus de sensu respectu singularium et<br />
intellectu repectu(!) uniuersalium’.<br />
refs. Leonine XLV/1 (1984), 115^16; see Torrell 341, 360; Guyot<br />
208.<br />
[a3 r ] Thomas Aquinas: De di¡erentiaverbi divini et humani [extract<br />
from Lectura super Ioannem lectio I ‰ 25^29].‘Tractatus de uerbo<br />
intelligibili’.<br />
refs. Thomas Aquinas, Super Evangelium S. Ioannis lectura, ed.<br />
R. Cai (Turin, 1952), 7^9; see Guyot 207.<br />
v<br />
[a4 ] Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De intellectu et intelligibili.<br />
Incipit:‘[S]ciendum estquod de racione eiusquod estintelligere. . .<br />
quecunque uniuersalia secundum predicacionem.’<br />
refs. See Guyot 208. P. G. F. Rossi, Antiche e nuoveedizioni degli<br />
opuscoli di SanTommaso d’Aquino e il problema della loro autenticita'<br />
, Monogra¢e del Collegio Alberoni, 12 (Piacenza, 1955): also<br />
found in De potentia q. 9 a. 5; q. 9 a. 9; q. 8 a.1; in Summa I: q.79 a.<br />
10 ad 3; q. 27 a.1; q. 34 a.1ad 2; q. 27 a.4 c. et ad 2; q.14 a. 4; q. 85 a.<br />
11, ad 2; q. 59 a. 1, ad 1; and Comm. Metaphys. lib. 1, lect. 2.<br />
[Leipzig: Printer of Capotius (Martin Landsberg?), c.1486^9]. 4 o .<br />
As dated by Sheppard and BSB-Ink.<br />
collation: [a 6 ].
t-123^t-127] thomas aquinas<br />
2489<br />
H *1498; R 1451; BMC III 636; Pr 2934; BSB-Ink T-317; Sheppard<br />
2102.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century green cloth. Size: 212 ¿ 153 ¿<br />
8 mm. Size of leaf: 205 ¿ 140 mm.<br />
Provenance: Purchased for ‘Fl. 6’ from Gilhofer & Ranschburg,<br />
Catalogue 3 (1885), no. 97; see Library Bills (1885), no. 210.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 4Q 6.22.<br />
T-124 Thomas Aquinas<br />
De unitate intellectus contra Averroistas.<br />
[a1 r ] Thomas Aquinas: De unitate intellectus contra Averroistas.<br />
‘De unitate intellectus contra comentatorem Averoim’.<br />
refs. Leonine XLIII (1976), 247^87, 291^314; on this edition (Hs 1<br />
or Ed) see 273; seeTorrell 348.<br />
Treviso: Johannes de Hassia, 21 Aug 1476. 4 o and 8 o .<br />
collation: [a 8 b 6 ].<br />
C 571; Go¡ T-335; BMC VI 891; Pr 6479A; Hillard 1959;<br />
Michelitsch 328; Oates 2459; Rhodes, Treviso, no. 64; Sheppard<br />
5511. Micro¢che: Unit 27: Philosophy: Medieval, PH136.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with A-031(1); see there for details of binding, manuscript<br />
notes, and provenance. Size of leaf: 261 ¿ 192 mm.<br />
Wanting the blank leaf [b6].<br />
shelfmark: Inc. d. I1(2).<br />
T-125 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Expositio et Lectura super Epistolas Pauli Apostoli (ed.<br />
Petrus de Bergamo).<br />
A1 r Thomas Aquinas: Expositio et Lectura super Epistolas Pauli<br />
apostoli. ‘Commentaria . . . super epistolas sanctissimi gentium<br />
doctoris Pauli apostoli’. Edited by Petrus de Bergamo, as stated<br />
in the opening.<br />
refs. ed. R. Cai, 2 vols (Turin, Marietti, 1953), I 1 - II 506; see<br />
Torrell 250^257, 340.<br />
Bologna: [Johannes Schriber, de Annunciata], 1481. Folio.<br />
collation: A 12 B C 8 D 10 E 8 F 6 G H 10 I 6 a b 6 c 10 d^f 8 g 10 h i 8 k 6 l m 8<br />
n^p 6 q 8 r 6 [r] 4 | s^z 8 h 6 m k j8 aa 4 bb 8 cc 6 dd^gg 4 hh^kk 6 ll 4 mm 6 nn 4<br />
oo 6 pp 8 qq 10 .<br />
HCR 1338; Go¡ T-233; BMC VI 818; Pr 6549; Michelitsch 11;<br />
Sheppard 5330.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth/twentieth-century half brown morocco<br />
over marbled pasteboards. Size: 316 ¿ 215 ¿ 77 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 305 ¿ 195 mm.<br />
Some marginal notes, mainly extracting key words and authors’<br />
names and structuring the text, in a sixteenth-century humanist<br />
hand in brown ink.<br />
Provenance: Engelbert-Karl Arenberg, 10th Duke of Arenberg<br />
(1899^1974). Purchased from Davis & Orioli, Catalogue 165, no.<br />
178, for »60 in 1961 out of the Gordon Du¡ Fund; see ‘Notable<br />
Accessions: Printed Books’, BLR 7,1 (1962), 55.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. c. I11.1481.1.<br />
T-126 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Expositio et Lectura super Epistolas Pauli Apostoli (ed.<br />
Petrus de Bergamo).<br />
a1 r [Title-page.]<br />
A2 r Thomas Aquinas: Expositio et Lectura super Epistolas Pauli<br />
apostoli. ‘Commentaria . . . super epistolas sanctissimi gentium<br />
doctoris Pauli apostoli’. Edited by Petrus de Bergamo, as stated<br />
in the opening.<br />
refs. SeeT-125.<br />
r<br />
Z7 [Colophon.]<br />
Z7 v ‘Registrum operis’.<br />
[*1 r ] ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> huius operis’.The introduction to the table states that it<br />
was prepared by a Dominican from the convent of Basel.<br />
Basel: Michael Furter, forWolfgang Lachner, 16 Oct. 1495. Folio.<br />
collation: a 8 b^z 6 A^Y 6 Z 8 [*] 4 [�] 10 . Gathering [*] numbered ‘1<br />
2’, but not signed; gathering [�] numbered ‘3 4 5 6 7’, but not<br />
signed.<br />
HC *1339; Go¡ T-234; BMC III 783; Pr 7727; BSB-InkT-205; CIBN<br />
T-134; Michelitsch 13; Oates 2829; Sack, Freiburg, 3398^9;<br />
Sheppard 2513.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled calf; bound for the<br />
Bodleian Library. Seventeenth/eighteenth-century manuscript<br />
title in black ink on a square paper label now pasted on the front<br />
pastedown. Size: 305 ¿ 230 ¿ 55 mm. Sizeof leaf: 295 ¿ 202 mm.<br />
Some marginal notes, mainly extracting key words, structuring<br />
the text, and adding ‘nota’ marks and pointing hands, in two<br />
early hands, one that of the rubricator, in red, the other in brown<br />
ink.<br />
Initials, paragraph marks, chapter heading inderlining, and running<br />
chapter numbering are supplied in red; capital strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: Faded inscription on [�10 v ]: ‘R/Per[ ] Holde 1610’.<br />
Duplicate from the Royal Library, Munich; ‘Duplum’ in brown<br />
inkon the front endleaf. Acquired between1847 and c.1892, probably<br />
in 1850; not in Catalogus (1843) with Appendix.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 5Q 3.7.<br />
T-127 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Expositio et Lectura super Epistolas Pauli Apostoli.<br />
a1 r [Title-page.]<br />
v<br />
a1 ‘<strong>Tabula</strong>’. In alphabetical order, it is introduced by an address to<br />
the reader providing instructions on how to use the table.<br />
2<br />
a1 r Thomas Aquinas: Expositio et Lectura super Epistolas Pauli<br />
apostoli.‘In epistolas sancti Pauli commentaria’.<br />
refs. SeeT-125.<br />
Venice: Bonetus Locatellus, for Octavianus Scotus, 22 Dec. 1498.<br />
Folio.<br />
collation: a b 6 2 a^z h m k AA^FF 8 GG 6 .<br />
Woodcut initials.<br />
HCR 1341; Go¡ T-235; not in Pr; CIBN T-135; Hillard 1950;<br />
Michelitsch 15; Sheppard 4237.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf GG 6.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled (¢llets only) quarter<br />
calf over contemporary boards, with metal clasps and original<br />
shell-shaped catches on the lower cover. Size: 313 ¿ 220 ¿<br />
53 mm. Size of leaf: 304 ¿ 203 mm.
2490 thomas aquinas<br />
[t-127^t-130<br />
One ofthe front endleaves consists ofan eleventh/twelfth-century<br />
parchment manuscript Translatio S. Bartholomaei (Acta SS<br />
August. tom. 5 1741, p. 61 ð 56), incipit: ‘Passus est autem venerabilis<br />
. . . in media nocte diuina gratia sa>>’.<br />
Some underlining and extraction of key concepts in a contemporary<br />
humanist hand, in light brown and red ink. A few marginal<br />
notes, providing corrections to the text, in a sixteenth-century<br />
hand in brown ink. Some underlining and extraction of key concepts<br />
in a modern hand in black and red ink, and pencil.<br />
Provenance: Frater Antonius (sixteenth century). Unidenti¢ed<br />
Italian church(?) dedicated to St George (sixteenth century);<br />
inscription on a 1 r : ‘Fratris Antonii’ below another inscription<br />
almost completely erased and written over in a marginally later<br />
hand: ‘ . . . Del [?] di san Giorgio’. ‘Fratris Car.’ in another sixteenth-century<br />
hand on the verso of the manuscript endleaf.<br />
‘Cont’ in another early hand in the upper right-hand corner on<br />
a1 r . Revd Augustus Hyde Tredway Clarke (1877^after 1937),<br />
1909; note on the front endleaf: ‘A. H. T. Clarke, 1909’.<br />
Purchased from Parker in 1949 for »15; see BLR 3,30 (1950), 112.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. c. I4.1498.1.<br />
T-128 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Expositio libri Posteriorum et libri Peryermenias, et al.<br />
a2 r Thomas Aquinas: Expositio libri Posteriorum.‘Finis expositionis<br />
sancti Thome super libros posteriorum Aristotelis’ [from the<br />
explicit].<br />
refs. Leonine I*/2 (editio altera 1989), 3^247, on this edition 7*<br />
(= Ed 1 ); seeTorrell 226^7, 343.<br />
2<br />
a1 r Thomas Aquinas: Expositio libri Peryermenias [dedicated to<br />
Guillaume Berthout, Provost of Louvain].‘Sententia libri peryermenias’.<br />
refs. Leonine I*/1 (editio altera 1989), 5^92; see Torrell 224^6,<br />
342^3. Un¢nished, the commentary stops at chapter II,2: ‘ . . .<br />
intelligi potest’.<br />
2<br />
c5 v [Colophon.]<br />
2 r<br />
c6 Gratia Dei, Aesculanus: Super artem veterem. Expositio in<br />
librum secundum Peryermenias Aristotelis. ‘Hoc quod sequitur<br />
est secundam expositionem Gratia Dei de Esculo ordinis predicatorum,<br />
et per eum completur lectura hec, nam sanctus Thoma<br />
non plus fecit morte preuentus’. Incipit: ‘Deinde cum dicit.<br />
silit(?) autem se habet(?) distinguit enunciationes . . .’<br />
refs. See Kaeppeli II no. 1323; Lohr, 24 (1968), 149^245, at 169^<br />
70 no. 1.<br />
2<br />
e1 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: Fallacie.<br />
refs. Leonine XLIII (1976), 385^400, 403^18; on the title and latest<br />
authorship see Leonine I* (editio altera 1989) 56*^64*; see<br />
alsoTorrell 11 and 359.<br />
2 r<br />
e7 [Second colophon.]<br />
Venice: Johannes de Colonia and Johannes Manthen, 1477. Folio.<br />
collation: a 10 b^f 8 g 10 2 a b 8 c 6 d 10 e 8 .<br />
HC *1497 + HC *1496; Go¡ T-252; BMC V 228; Pr 4314; BSB-Ink<br />
T-231; Michelitsch 171 + 172; Rhodes 1714; Sheppard 3484, 3485.<br />
Micro¢che: Unit 27: Philosophy: Medieval, PH131.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf e8.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled calf; bound for the<br />
Bodleian Library. Orange-edged leaves. Size: 300 ¿ 206 ¿<br />
27 mm. Size of leaf: 293 ¿ 197 mm.<br />
Extensively annotated in a contemporary cursive and heavily<br />
abbreviated hand in red and brown ink. Another hand, a humanist<br />
one in light brown ink, annotated the ‘Expositio libri<br />
Peryermenias’ only. On a1 r an old shelfmark: ‘L. 2 > C. 7 > N. 73’.<br />
On the same leaf ‘Doppio’ in an eighteenth-century hand; On<br />
the verso‘3.6.8’ in brown ink.<br />
Provenance: Stamps on a2 r : (1) ‘Pub. Florentinae Bi. Sci. (?); (2)<br />
monogram ‘MD’ in an oval. Robert Southey (1774^1843); sale<br />
(1844), lot 222. Purchased for »0. 13. 0; see Books Purchased<br />
(1844), 3.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 6Q 4.5.<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Wanting gatherings a^g containing the ‘Expositio libri<br />
Posteriorum’.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century diced russia backed with red morocco,<br />
with title and imprint information gilt on two rectangular<br />
green leather labels at the head and tail of the spine. Bound with a<br />
large number of blank sheets containing a Milanese watermark.<br />
Marbled pastedowns and green silk bookmark. Size: 300 ¿<br />
223 ¿ 20 mm. Size of leaf: 295 ¿ 212 mm.<br />
Provenance: Jean Baptiste, chevalier de Bearzi (nineteenth century)(?);<br />
bound uniformly with a number of other books most of<br />
which were acquired at his sale (1855), although this item has not<br />
been identi¢ed in the sale catalogue. Purchased for »1. 5. 0; see<br />
Books Purchased (1855), 3.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 6Q 5.48.<br />
T-129 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Expositio super Job ad litteram.<br />
r<br />
[* 1 ] ‘<strong>Tabula</strong>’.<br />
[a1 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Expositio super Job ad litteram.‘Postilla fratris<br />
Thome de Aquino in Job’.<br />
refs. Leonine XXVI (1965), 3^230; on this edition 10* no. 1 (=<br />
Ed 1 ); seeTorrell 120^1, 338.<br />
[Esslingen]: Conrad Fyner, 1474. Folio.<br />
collation: [* 4 a^h 10 i k 8 l 6+1 ].<br />
H *1397; Go¡ T-236; BMC II 513; Pr 2461; BSB-Ink T-238; CIBN<br />
T-137; Michelitsch 72; Oates 1141; Sack, Freiburg, 3406;<br />
Sheppard 1769.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Seventeenth-century(?) half pigskin over white pasteboards.<br />
Size: 285 ¿ 215 ¿ 30 mm. Size of leaf: 282 ¿ 203 mm.<br />
A few corrections and ‘nota’marks in the rubricator’s hand in red<br />
ink.<br />
Initials, paragraph marks, chapter heading underlining, and running<br />
chapter numbers are supplied in red; capital strokes in red;<br />
rubrication dated ‘1475 in die S. Sebastiani’ [20 Jan.].<br />
Provenance: Purchased for »1. 10. 0; see Books Purchased<br />
(1836), 3.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 4.31.<br />
T-130 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena aurea; parts II^<br />
IVed. and rev. Johannes Andreas de Bussis).<br />
[Volume 1.]<br />
[a2 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). [Part I addressed to] Urbanus IV, Pont. Max.‘Continuum<br />
in libros euangelii secundum Mattheum’. Incipit: ‘Fons sapientie
t-130^t-131] thomas aquinas<br />
2491<br />
unigenitum dei uerbum . . . Leo papa in sermo de passione . . . (3<br />
more lines)’<br />
refs. Parma, vols11^12; Vive' s, vols16^17; Marietti, 2 vols, ed. A.<br />
Guarienti (1953); seeTorrell 136^41, 338^9.<br />
[C7 v ] ‘Capitula euangelii Matthei per ordinem’.<br />
r<br />
[C8 ] [Table.] Incipit: ‘Dominica secunda in aduentu. Cum audisset<br />
Iohannes in uinculis . . .’A list of incipits of the Gospel of Matthew<br />
arranged according to the liturgical year.<br />
[aa1 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). [Part II addressed to] Anibaldus [de Anibaldis]. Edited by<br />
Johannes Andreas de Bussis as stated on [S12 v ] and [RR8 r ].<br />
Incipit: ‘Rerum opifex deus . . . Glosa. [V]ocationem gentium . . .<br />
quia te decet sermonum et operum gloria.’<br />
[hh7 v ] [Verse colophon.] ‘Aspicis illustris lector quicunque libellos ><br />
Si cupis arti¢cum nomina nosse lege’; 4 elegiac distichs.<br />
r<br />
[hh8 ] [Table.] Incipit: ‘Feria tertia post dominicam in ramis palmarum<br />
. . .’ A list of incipits of the Gospel of Mark arranged<br />
according to the liturgical year.<br />
[Volume 2.]<br />
[ 2 r<br />
A2 ] Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). [Part III addressed to Anibaldus de Anibaldis]. Edited/<br />
revised by Johannes Andreas de Bussis. ‘Super euangelio sancti<br />
Luce continuum’. Incipit: ‘[I]nter cetera incarnationis Christi . . .<br />
Theophilus quos nos imitantes . . .’<br />
[S12 v ] [Editorial note.] ‘Recognitum Rome a Io. Andree episcopo<br />
Alerien. et absolutum die decima octobris M.CCCC.LXX<br />
Lector Vale’.<br />
[AA2 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). [Part IVaddressed to Anibaldus de Anibaldis]. Edited and<br />
revised by Johannes Andreas de Bussis. ‘Continuum in euangelium<br />
sancti Iohannis’. Incipit: ‘[D]iuine uisionis sublimitate . . .<br />
quia ipse est super omnia deus benedicus in secula . . .’<br />
v<br />
[RR5 ] [Table.] Incipit: ‘[D]ominica prima de aduentu. Erunt signa<br />
in sole et luna . . .’ A list of incipits of the Gospels of Luke and<br />
John arranged according to the liturgical year.<br />
Rome: Conradus Sweynheym and Arnoldus Pannartz, 1470. Folio.<br />
In four parts, dated: (II) 1470; (IV) 7 Dec. 1470.<br />
collation: Part I: [a b 10 c^e 8 f^h 10 i k 8 l^z A^C 10 ]; part II: [aa^<br />
¡ 10 gg hh 8 ]; part III: [ 2 A B 10 C 12 D^R 10 S 12 ]; part IV: [AA^GG 10<br />
HH 8 II^LL 10 MM 8 NN OO 10 PP^RR 8 ].<br />
HC *1330; Go¡ T-225; BMC IV 12; Pr 3314; BSB-Ink T-196; CIBN<br />
T-125; Hillard 1944; Michelitsch 3; Rhodes 1703; Sheppard 2626.<br />
Micro¢che: Unit 10: Printing in Italy before1472: Part IV, PI 28.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound in two volumes.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled half calf over orange<br />
marbled pasteboards. Size: 400/408 ¿ 300 ¿ 105/97 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 395 ¿ 277 mm.<br />
In both volumes, manuscript foliation in brown ink only partially<br />
visible, mostly cropped. Some corrections to [a3 r ] only in a sixteenth-century<br />
hand in brown ink.<br />
On the ¢rst page of text in each volume, an Italian initial is supplied<br />
in gold within a rectangular green (half green, half blue in<br />
vol. 2) ground with yellow pen-work decoration; in vol. 1 the area<br />
de¢ned by the letter is supplied in blue and pink with white penwork<br />
decoration. Italian three-quarter white vine-stem borders<br />
on a blue, red, and green ground incorporating the arms of<br />
Roverella (see Litta, pl. I), Bishop of Ferrara, within a wreath in<br />
the lower margin and three more smaller wreaths containing the<br />
arms of Monte Oliveto, birds and animals; within the branchwork<br />
more birds and a vase; all illuminated by Fr. Thimoteus<br />
Neapolitanus; see Pa« cht and Alexander II, no. pr. 118 and pl.<br />
lxxxvii (Ferrara). On [aa1 r ] of vol. 1 and [AA2 r ] of vol. 2 a sevenline<br />
initial is supplied in blue within a rectangular ground made<br />
of red pen-work decoration partially coloured in gold and green,<br />
un¢nished. Other initials and paragraph marks are supplied in<br />
red or blue.<br />
Provenance: Lorenzo Roverella, Bishop of Ferrara (�1474);<br />
inscription on [a 1 v ] of vol. 1 in red ink: ‘Hic liber est principalis<br />
Monasterii ordinis sancte Marie de Monte Oliueto (overwritten<br />
in black: monte Corona) quem habuimus de expensis Reuerendi<br />
domini domini Laur. Ferrariensis episcopi datarii et legati apostolici<br />
gubernatoris Perusii cum pluribus aliis libris et bonis supellectilis<br />
sue pro sacristia et ecclesia. Qui in tantum dilexit fratres et<br />
ordinem ut in hoc monasterio mori et sepeliri uoluerit, cuius<br />
uenerabile corpus iuxta altare mai[us] ex consilio et uoluntate<br />
seniorum et patrum huius monasterii locatus est . . . Hic ex nobili<br />
progenie Rouerell. editus . . .’; ‘Maneat in bibliotheca huius presentis<br />
monasterii in bancho [ ] uersus occidentem’. In the space<br />
left blank after ‘bancho’ ¢rst ‘octauo’, then ‘decimo’, then ‘nono’<br />
has been added in brown ink; ‘occidentem’ has been changed to<br />
‘orientem’, ¢nally the pressmark ‘sig. F ij’ has been added. On<br />
[A1 v ] of vol. 2 in red ink: ‘. . . Frater Lodouicus Ferrariensis compaginator<br />
extitit et fraterThimoteus Neapolitanus insigniter miniauitur<br />
ambo bonitate ingenioque conspicui’. Nicolaus Roverella,<br />
OSB (�1480); inscription in a later hand, brown ink:‘Qui D. R mus<br />
fuit frater germanus fratris Nicolai Rouerelle: et obiit in hoc monasterio<br />
d’ anno domini M.cccclxxiiij cum idem Frater Nicolaus<br />
esset Abbas Generalis: postea corpus eius translatum fuit et portatum<br />
Ferrariam etsepultum in monasterio nostro sancti Georgii<br />
(overwritten: Augustini) in sepulcro marmoreo et ibi requiescit’.<br />
Purchased for »5; see Books Purchased (1822), 1.<br />
Former Bodleian shelfmarks: Auct. P 1.14 infra; Auct. P 2 infra.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 7Q inf. 1.12^13.<br />
T-131 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena aurea).<br />
[Volume 1.]<br />
[a2 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). [Part I addressed to] Urbanus IV, Pont. Max. Incipit:<br />
‘Fons sapientie unigenitum dei uerbum . . . Leo papa in sermo de<br />
passione . . . (3 more lines)’<br />
refs. seeT-130. Here and below, the text of the Gospel is inserted<br />
within the gloss.<br />
[v6 v ] ‘Capitula euangelii Matthei per ordinem’.<br />
[v7 r ] ‘Registrum in Matheum tantum secundum ordinem<br />
Euangeliorum dominicalium que leguntur secundum ecclesie<br />
Romane consuetudinem in ecclesia dei’. Incipit: ‘Dominica<br />
secunda in aduentu. Cum audisset Iohannes in uinculis . . .’A list<br />
of incipits of the Gospel of Matthew arranged according to the<br />
liturgical year.<br />
[x1 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). [Part II addressed to] Anibaldus [de Anibaldis]. Incipit:<br />
‘Rerum opifex deus . . . Glosa. [V]ocationem gentium . . .’<br />
k11 v [Table.] Incipit: ‘Feria tertia post dominicam in ramis palmarum<br />
. . .’ A list of incipits of the Gospel of Mark arranged<br />
according to the liturgical year.<br />
[Volume 2.]
2492 thomas aquinas<br />
[t-131^t-132<br />
[A2 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). [Part III addressed to Anibaldus de Anibaldis]. ‘Super<br />
euangelio sancti Luce continuum’. Incipit:‘[I]nter cetera incarnationis<br />
Christi . . .Theophilus quos nos imitantes . . .’<br />
[P6 r ] ‘Capitula euangelii Luce per ordinem’. A list of incipits of the<br />
Gospel of Luke arranged according to the liturgical year.<br />
[Q1 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). [Part IV addressed to Anibaldus de Anibaldis]. ‘Super<br />
euangelio sancti Iohannis continuum’. Incipit: ‘[D]iuine uisionis<br />
sublimitate . . . quia ipse est super omnia deus benedicus in<br />
secula . . .’<br />
[EE7 v ] [Table.] ‘Euangelia secundum Romane ecclesie ordinem in<br />
Iohannem de tempore et sanctis’. A list of incipits of the Gospel<br />
of John arranged according to the liturgical year.<br />
[Augsburg: Gu« nther Zainer, c.1475]. Folio. As dated by Sheppard;<br />
BSB-Ink dates [not after 1475], CIBN and Sack [c.1475^6].<br />
collation: [a^s 10 t v 8 x 10 y 10+1 z h m 10 k 12 A^O 10 P 6 Q^Z AA BB 10<br />
CC^EE 8 ].<br />
H *1328; Go¡ T-226; BMC II 323; Pr 1555; BSB-Ink T-198; CIBN<br />
T-127; Michelitsch 1; Oates 882; Sack, Freiburg, 3393; Sheppard<br />
1160.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound in two volumes.<br />
Wanting [A1]. Leaf [y5] is a half leaf.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled calf; bound for the<br />
Bodleian Library. Leather index tabs. Size: 420 ¿ 297 ¿ 62/<br />
65 mm. Size of leaf: 404 ¿ 274 mm.<br />
A few marginal notes, mainly extracting key words, in an early<br />
hand in brown ink, in vol.1only. Early gathering numbers, in arabic<br />
numerals in brown ink, in the lower right-hand corner of the<br />
versos.<br />
On [a2 r ] a ten-line initial ‘S’ is supplied in red with reserved white<br />
and brown pen-work decoration. Other initials, paragraph<br />
marks, and chapter heading underlining are supplied in red.<br />
Provenance: Purchased for »2. 10. 0; see Books Purchased<br />
(1843), 3.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 6Q 1.17^18.<br />
T-132 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena aurea).<br />
[Volume 1.]<br />
[a 2 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). ‘Continuum in librum euangelii secundum Matheum’.<br />
[Part I addressed to] Urbanus IV, Pont. Max. Incipit: ‘Fons<br />
sapientie unigenitum dei uerbum . . . Leo papa in sermo de passione<br />
. . . (3 more lines)’<br />
refs. SeeT-130. Here and below, the text of the Gospel is inserted<br />
within the gloss.<br />
[r 5 v ] ‘Capitula euangelii Matthei per ordinem’.<br />
[r6 r ] [Registrum in Matheum.] Incipit: ‘Dominica secunda in<br />
aduentu. Cum audisset Iohannes in uinculis . . .’A list of incipits<br />
of the Gospel of Matthew arranged according to the liturgical<br />
year.<br />
[A1 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). [Part II addressed to] Anibaldus [de Anibaldis]. Incipit:<br />
‘Rerum opifex deus . . . Glosa. [V]ocationem gentium . . .’<br />
[E10 v ] [Table.] Incipit: ‘Feria tertia post dominicam in ramis palmarum<br />
. . .’ A list of incipits of the Gospel of Mark arranged<br />
according to the liturgical year.<br />
[Volume 2.]<br />
[aa1 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). [Part III addressed to Anibaldus de Anibaldis]. ‘Super<br />
euangelio sancti Luce continuum’. Incipit:‘[I]nter cetera incarnationis<br />
Christi . . .Theophilus quos nos imitantes . . .’<br />
v<br />
[nn10 ] [Capitula evangelii Luce per ordinem.] A list of incipits of the<br />
Gospel of Luke arranged according to the liturgical year.<br />
[AA1 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). [Part IV addressed to Anibaldus de Anibaldis].<br />
‘Continuum in euangelium sancti Iohannis’. Incipit: ‘[D]iuine<br />
uisionis sublimitate . . . quia ipse est super omnia deus benedicus<br />
in secula . . .’<br />
v<br />
[MM4 ] [Table.] A list of incipits of the Gospel of John arranged<br />
according to the liturgical year.<br />
Nuremberg: Anton Koberger, 8 Aug. 1475. Folio.<br />
collation: [a b 8 c^i 10 k 8 l^n 10 o p 8 q 10 r 6 A^D 10 E 12 aa 8 bb^ee 10<br />
¡^ii 8.10 kk 10 ll 8 mm nn 10 AA^DD 8.10 EE^KK 10.8 LL 10 MM 6 ].<br />
HC *1331; Go¡ T-227; BMC II 413; Pr 1969; BSB-Ink T-197; CIBN<br />
T-126; Michelitsch 4; Rhodes 1704; Sheppard 1429.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaves [a 1], [E 11^12], and [MM 6].<br />
Bound in two volumes.<br />
Binding: Contemporary Netherlandish blind-tooled calf over<br />
wooden boards, with manuscript title on a rectangular parchment<br />
label enclosed in a metal frame, remains of the protective<br />
horn over label; rebacked. Four circular corner-pieces and a<br />
centre-piece lost from each cover. On the upper cover, seven-line<br />
¢llets form a quadruple frame.Within the outer frame a repeated<br />
rectangular foliate sta¡ stamp. Within the following frame a<br />
square four-petalled stamp. Within the following frame a<br />
repeated smaller rectangular foliate sta¡ stamp and the fourpetalled<br />
£ower stamp at each corner. The inner rectangle is<br />
divided into 40 square compartments formed of10 rows each containing<br />
4 square stamps, including a warrior armed with shield<br />
and club, a pelican, a fox with a goose in its mouth, a lion, a<br />
wyvern, a monkey with a mirror, a bear, etc.; see Bibliothe' que<br />
royale de Belgique, Exposition de reliures, 1 (Brussels, 1930), nos<br />
39, 115, pl. vi. On the lower cover, seven-line ¢llets form a double<br />
frame. Within the outer frame the four-petalled £ower stamp.<br />
Diagonal triple ¢llets divide the inner rectangle into lozengeshaped<br />
and triangular compartments, each decorated with a circular<br />
rosette stamp; a small four-petalled £ower stamp at the<br />
intersection of the ¢llets. Size: 491/480 ¿ 328/325 ¿ 75 mm. Size<br />
of leaf: 475 ¿ 312 mm.<br />
Early signatures partially visible.<br />
At the beginning of each book a large initial is supplied in interlocked<br />
red and blue, with blue and red pen-work decoration and<br />
some extensions into the margin. Other main initials are supplied<br />
in red or blue with blue or red pen-work decoration. Other initials<br />
and paragraph marks are supplied in red or blue. Running titles in<br />
red and blue. The quotations from the Gospel are underlined in<br />
red.<br />
Provenance: Bethlehem (Herent), near Louvain, Priory, BVM,<br />
Augustinian Canons; on title label on the upper cover of vol. 2:<br />
‘Partinet Bethleem’; also deleted inscriptions in brown ink on<br />
[E10 v ] and [MM4 v ]: ‘Pertinet Bethleem prope Louanium liber<br />
iste’. Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex (1773^1843); book-
t-132^t-134] thomas aquinas<br />
2493<br />
plate with handwritten shelfmark ‘y.h.3’; not identi¢ed in sale catalogues.<br />
Purchased for »2. 2. 0; see Books Purchased (1844), 3.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. Q sub. fen. 1.12^13.<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Bound in a modern guard-book of fragments: see A-105.<br />
Fragments; Leaves 12 ([l 2]), 16^17 ([D 9]), and 18 ([ii 3]) were<br />
removed in 1885 from the binding of Auct. O inf. 1.47 (V-108);<br />
see there for details of provenance; main initials are supplied in<br />
interlocked red and blue with pink and green pen-work decoration.<br />
Manuscript headings in red. Leaves 13 ([l 6]) and 14^15<br />
([B9]) formed part of the binding of Auct. 1Q 7.16 (M-299); they<br />
were removed in 1882. However, all fragments seem to contain<br />
rubrication and headings in the same hand and ink, suggesting<br />
that they all come from the same copy. This would also suggest<br />
that the two editions, from which these fragments have been<br />
extracted, shared the same provenance at some point.<br />
A large initial is supplied in interlocked red and blue with pink<br />
and green pen-work decoration. Other initials and paragraph<br />
marks are supplied in red or blue; running chapter heading, and<br />
capital strokes in red.<br />
Former Bodleian shelfmarks: Auct. O inf. 1.47; Auct. 1Q 7.16.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. b. G97.1(4) [leaves 12^18].<br />
THIRD COPY<br />
One leaf only, used as the cover for T-070; see there for details of<br />
binding.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. Q sub. fen. 2.20.<br />
T-133 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena aurea).<br />
[a1 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). [Part I addressed to] Urbanus IV, Pont. Max. Incipit:<br />
‘Fons sapientie unigenitum dei uerbum . . . Leo papa in sermo de<br />
passione . . . (3 more lines)’<br />
refs. SeeT-130. Here and below, the text of the Gospel is inserted<br />
within the gloss.<br />
[q 5 v ] ‘Capitula euangelii Matthei per ordinem’.<br />
[q6 r ] [Table.] Incipit: ‘Dominica secunda in aduentu. Cum audisset<br />
Iohannes in uinculis . . .’ A list of incipits of the Gospel of<br />
Matthew arranged according to the liturgical year.<br />
[A1 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). [Part II addressed to] Anibaldus [de Anibaldis]. Incipit:<br />
‘Rerum opifex deus . . . Glosa. [V]ocationem gentium . . .’<br />
[E9 r ] [Table.] Incipit: ‘Feria tertia post dominicam in ramis palmarum<br />
. . .’ A list of incipits of the Gospel of Mark arranged<br />
according to the liturgical year.<br />
[aa 1 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). [Part III addressed to Anibaldus de Anibaldis]. ‘Super<br />
euangelio sancti Luce continuum’. Incipit:‘[I]nter cetera incarnationis<br />
Christi . . .Theophilus quos nos imitantes . . .’<br />
[mm8 r ] [Table.] Incipit: ‘Dominica prima de aduentu. Erunt<br />
signa . . .’A list of incipits of the Gospel of Luke arranged according<br />
to the liturgical year.<br />
[AA1 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). [Part IV addressed to Anibaldus de Anibaldis]. Incipit:<br />
‘[D]iuine uisionis sublimitate . . . quia ipse est super omnia deus<br />
benedicus in secula . . .’<br />
[KK8 r ] [Table.] Incipit: ‘Dominica tertia in aduentu. Miserunt<br />
Iudei . . .’A list of incipits of the Gospel of John arranged according<br />
to the liturgical year.<br />
[Esslingen: Conrad Fyner, 1475?]. Folio.<br />
collation: [a^o 10 p 8 q 6 A^D 10 E 8+1 aa^kk 10 ll mm 8 AA^II 10<br />
KK 8 ].<br />
Woodcut initials.<br />
HC *1329; Go¡ T-228; BMC II 515; Pr 2477; BSB-Ink T-199;<br />
Michelitsch 2; Kurt Ohly, ‘Eggestein, Fyner, Knoblochtzer’, Gb<br />
Jb (1962), 122^35, at 126; Sack, Freiburg, 3394; Sheppard 1775.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled calf, with the gold<br />
stamp of the Bodleian Library on both covers; yellow-edged<br />
leaves; marbled pastedowns. Size: 420 ¿ 297 ¿ 80 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 404 ¿ 272 mm.<br />
‘Continuum S. Thome de Aquino in 4 or ewn liis ’ in brown ink on a<br />
rectangular strip of parchment now pasted on the front endleaf.<br />
‘Nouum testamentum cum expositione Thome Aquinatis’ followed<br />
by Erlbach’s inscription, in brown ink, on a rectangular<br />
paper pasted onto the same leaf. Gathering numbers, in arabic<br />
numerals, in the lower left-hand corner of the ¢rst rectos, in<br />
brown ink.<br />
Capital strokes in red only up to [g1].<br />
Provenance: Georgius Erlbach (¢fteenth century); inscription<br />
on the front endleaf: ‘Georgius Erlbach Decretorum doctor’.<br />
Regensburg, Bavaria, Benedictines, S. Emmeramus; inscription<br />
on the front endleaf: ‘Ex Bibliotheca Monasterii Sancti<br />
Emmerami Ratisbonae’; included in the 1501 catalogue of the<br />
monastery; see Wagner, ‘St Emmeram’, 191^4. Purchased for<br />
»2. 2. 0; see Books Purchased (1841), 2.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 6Q inf. 2.21.<br />
T-134 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena aurea).<br />
[a 2 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). [Part I addressed to] Urbanus IV, Pont. Max.‘Continuum<br />
in librum euangelii secundum Matheum’. Incipit: ‘Fons sapientie<br />
unigenitum dei uerbum . . . Leo papa in sermo de passione . . . (3<br />
more lines)’.<br />
refs. SeeT-130. Here and below, the text of the Gospel is inserted<br />
within the gloss.<br />
[s 5 v ] ‘Capitula euangelii Matthei per ordinem’.<br />
[s6 r ] [Table.] Incipit: ‘Dominica secunda in aduentu. Cum audisset<br />
Iohannes in uinculis . . .’ A list of incipits of the Gospel of<br />
Matthew arranged according to the liturgical year.<br />
[t1 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). [Part II addressed to] Anibaldus [de Anibaldis]. Incipit:<br />
‘Rerum opifex deus . . . Glosa. [V]ocationem gentium . . . quia te<br />
decet sermonum et operum gloria’<br />
[z12 v ] [Table.] Incipit: ‘Feria tercia post dominicam in ramis palmarum<br />
. . .’ A list of incipits of the Gospel of Mark arranged<br />
according to the liturgical year.<br />
[A1 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). [Part III addressed to Anibaldus de Anibaldis]. ‘Super<br />
euangelio sancti Luce continuum’. Incipit:‘[I]nter cetera incarnationis<br />
Christi . . .Theophilus quos nos imitantes . . .’<br />
[N8 r ] [Table.] Incipit:‘Dominica prima de aduentu. Eruntsigna . . .’A<br />
list of incipits of the Gospel of Luke arranged according to the<br />
liturgical year.
2494 thomas aquinas<br />
[t-134^t-136<br />
[N9 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). [Part IV addressed to Anibaldus de Anibaldis].<br />
‘Continuum in euangelium sancti Iohannis’. Incipit: ‘[D]iuine<br />
uisionis sublimitate . . . quia ipse est super omnia deus benedicus<br />
in secula . . .’<br />
r<br />
[&5 ] [Table.] Incipit: ‘Dominica tercia in aduentu. Miserunt<br />
Iudei . . .’A list of incipits of the Gospel of John arranged according<br />
to the liturgical year.<br />
[Basel: Michael Wenssler, 1476]. Folio.<br />
collation: [a^c 10 d e 8 f 10 g h 8 i 6 k 8 l^p 10 q r 8 s 6 t^y 10 z 12 A^H 10 I 8<br />
K 6 L^X 10 Y 8 Z 10 & 6 ].<br />
H *1332; Go¡ T-229; BMC III 723; Pr 7481; BSB-Ink T-200; CIBN<br />
T-128; Hillard 1945; Michelitsch 5; Rhodes 1705; Sack, Freiburg,<br />
3395^6; Sheppard 2328.<br />
COPY<br />
Gathering [B] is in duplicate.<br />
Binding: Contemporary German blind-tooled pigskin over<br />
wooden boards. Metal clasps, catches, lozenge-shaped cornerpieces<br />
and centre-piece all lost. Remains of a rectangular parchment<br />
label at the head of the upper cover. Pigskin index tabs.<br />
Triple and double ¢llets form a triple frame. Outside the outer<br />
frame, a lozenge-shaped £eur-le-lis, a four-petalled £ower, and<br />
three di¡erent foliate stamps. Within the outer frame a repeated<br />
rosette stamp. Within the following frame a repeated lozengeshaped<br />
eagle stamp. The inner rectangle is divided by a single ¢llet<br />
into four rectangular compartments, each subdivided diagonally<br />
into four triangular compartments. Each triangular<br />
compartment is decorated with lozenge-shaped pelican or<br />
pierced heart stamps, a square mythical beast stamp, a triangular<br />
lion stamp, and a small lozenge-shaped eagle stamp. Rosettes at<br />
the intersection of the ¢llets. Size: 400 ¿ 285 ¿ 123 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 393 ¿ 280 mm.<br />
At the beginning ofeach book a large initial is supplied in red with<br />
reserved white decoration. Other initials and paragraph marks<br />
are supplied in red; capital strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: Duplicate from the Royal Library, Munich; shelfmark,<br />
‘Inc. Typ. No. 866’ and ‘Duplum’ in brown ink on [a1 r ].<br />
Acquired between 1847 and c.1892, probably in 1850; not in<br />
Catalogus (1843) with Appendix.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 5Q 2.11.<br />
T-135 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena aurea).<br />
a2 r Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). [Part I addressed to] Urbanus IV, Pont. Max. Incipit:<br />
‘Fons sapientie unigenitum dei uerbum . . . Leo papa in sermo de<br />
passione . . . (3 more lines)’.<br />
refs. SeeT-130. Here and below, the text of the Gospel is inserted<br />
within the gloss.<br />
r8 r ‘Capitula euangelii Matthei per ordinem’.<br />
r8 r [Table.] Incipit: ‘Dominica secunda in aduentu. Cum audisset<br />
Iohannes in uinculis . . .’ A list of incipits of the Gospel of<br />
Matthew arranged according to the liturgical year.<br />
A1 r Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). [Part II addressed to] Anibaldus [de Anibaldis]. Incipit:<br />
‘Rerum opifex deus . . . Glosa. [V]ocationem gentium . . .’<br />
F6 v [Table.] Incipit: ‘Feria tertia post dominicam in ramis palmarum<br />
. . .’ A list of incipits of the Gospel of Mark arranged<br />
according to the liturgical year.<br />
G1 r Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). [Part III addressed to Anibaldus de Anibaldis]. ‘Super<br />
euangelio sancti Luce continuum’. Incipit:‘[I]nter cetera incarnationis<br />
Christi . . .Theophilus quos nos imitantes . . .’<br />
U6 r [Table.] Incipit: ‘Dominica prima de aduentu. Erunt signa . . .’A<br />
list of incipits of the Gospel of Luke arranged according to the<br />
liturgical year.<br />
X1 r Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). [Part IV addressed to Anibaldus de Anibaldis].<br />
‘Continuum in euangelium sancti Iohannis’. Incipit: ‘[D]iuine<br />
uisionis sublimitate . . . quia ipse est super omnia deus benedicus<br />
in secula . . .’<br />
v<br />
II7 [Table.] Incipit:‘Dominica tertia in aduentu. Miserunt Iudei . . .’<br />
A list of incipits of the Gospel of John arranged according to the<br />
liturgical year.<br />
Venice: Hermannus Liechtenstein and Johannes Hamman, 4 Sept.<br />
1482. Folio.<br />
collation: a 10 b^m 8 n o 10 p^r A^E 8 F 6 G^T 8 V 6 X^Z 8 AA 6 BB^<br />
II 8 .<br />
HC Addenda *1334 = H 1333?; Go¡ T-230; BMC V 356; Pr 4784;<br />
BSB-Ink T-201; CIBN T-129; Hillard 1946; Michelitsch 7 = 6;<br />
Sheppard 3928.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled calf; bound for the<br />
Bodleian Library. Size: 324 ¿ 220 ¿ 73 mm. Size of leaf: 312 ¿<br />
195 mm.<br />
A few marginal notes, mainly extracting key words and referring<br />
to biblical quotations, in an early German hand in brown ink.<br />
Principal initials are supplied in blue with red pen-work decoration.<br />
Other initials and paragraph marks are supplied in red or<br />
blue, occasionally with cadelle decoration.<br />
Provenance: Reichenhall, Bavaria, S. Zeno, Augustinian<br />
Canons; inscription on a2 r : ‘Monasterii S. Zenonis’. Duplicate<br />
from the Royal Library, Munich; ‘Duplum’ in brown ink and<br />
‘Inc. Typ. No. 2773’ in pencil on a 1 r ; ‘1153’ in pencil on II8 v .<br />
Acquired between 1847 and c.1892, probably in 1850; not in<br />
Catalogus (1843) with Appendix.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 5Q 3.8.<br />
T-136 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena aurea).<br />
a 2 r Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). [Part I addressed to] Urbanus IV, Pont. Max. Incipit:<br />
‘Fons sapientie unigenitum dei uerbum . . . Leo papa in sermo de<br />
passione . . . (3 more lines)’.<br />
refs. SeeT-130. Here and below, the text of the Gospel is inserted<br />
within the gloss.<br />
o10 r ‘Capitula euangelii Matthei per ordinem’.<br />
o 10 r [Table.] Incipit: ‘Dominica secunda in aduentu. Cum audisset<br />
Iohannes in uinculis . . .’ A list of incipits of the Gospel of<br />
Matthew arranged according to the liturgical year.<br />
p 1 r Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). [Part II addressed to] Anibaldus [de Anibaldis]. Incipit:<br />
‘Rerum opifex deus . . . Glosa. [V]ocationem gentium . . .’<br />
t 6 v [Table.] Incipit: ‘Feria tertia post dominicam in ramis palmarum<br />
. . .’ A list of incipits of the Gospel of Mark arranged<br />
according to the liturgical year.<br />
u 1 r Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). [Part III addressed to Anibaldus de Anibaldis]. ‘Super
t-136^t-138] thomas aquinas<br />
2495<br />
euangelio sancti Luce continuum’. Incipit:‘[I]nter cetera incarnationis<br />
Christi . . .Theophilus quos nos imitantes . . .’<br />
r<br />
E8 [Table.] Incipit: ‘Dominica prima de aduentu. Erunt signa . . .’A<br />
list of incipits of the Gospel of Luke arranged according to the<br />
liturgical year.<br />
F1 r Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). [Part IV addressed to Anibaldus de Anibaldis].<br />
‘Continuum in euangelium sancti Ioannis’. Incipit: ‘[D]iuine<br />
uisionis sublimitate . . . quia ipse est super omnia deus benedicus<br />
in secula . . .’<br />
O10 r [Table.] Incipit:‘Dominica tertia in aduentu. Miserunt Iudei . . .’<br />
A list of incipits of the Gospel of John arranged according to the<br />
liturgical year.<br />
Venice: Andreas Torresanus de Asula and Thomas de Blavis de<br />
Alexandria, 17 Apr. 1486. Folio.<br />
collation: a^n 8 o 10 p^r 8 s t 6 v^z h m A^M 8 N O 10 .<br />
HC 1335; Go¡ T-231; BMC V 308; Pr 4709; BSB-Ink T-202; CIBN<br />
T-130; Hillard 1947; Michelitsch 8; Sheppard 3779.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf a1.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled calf; bound for the<br />
Bodleian Library. ‘C a Aurea’ in brown ink along the fore-edge;<br />
‘Cathena Aurea > S. T.’ in brown ink upside down along the lower<br />
edge. Size: 346 ¿ 231 ¿ 55 mm. Size of leaf: 332 ¿ 213 mm.<br />
Occasional corrections in an early hand in brown ink. Modern<br />
manuscript foliation in dark brown ink: ‘1, 3^317’.‘E. Plut. 2. no.<br />
6’crossed out and ‘F. Plut. 4’ both in brown ink on the front endleaf.<br />
A nineteenth-century bibliographical note on the same leaf:<br />
‘The paper mark in this £y leaf is the Aldine anchor without the<br />
dolphin’.<br />
Provenance: Frater Augustinus, Piove di Sacco (¢fteenth century).<br />
Padua, Franciscans, S. Franciscus; inscription on a2 r : ‘Ad<br />
usum fratris Augustini de Plebe sacci. Deinde loci sancti<br />
Francisci Padue’. Samuel Butler (1774^1839); sale, pt II, lot 217.<br />
Purchased for »5; see annotated sale catalogue; listed without<br />
the price in Books Purchased (1840), 33.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 6Q inf. 1.3.<br />
T-137 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena aurea).<br />
a1 r [Title-page.] ‘Opus aureum sancti Thome de Aquino super quatuor<br />
euangelia’.<br />
a 2 r Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). [Part I addressed to] Urbanus IV, Pont. Max.‘Continuum<br />
in librum euangelii secundum Mattheum’. Incipit:‘Fons sapientie<br />
unigenitum dei uerbum . . . Leo papa in sermo de passione . . . (3<br />
more lines)’.<br />
refs. SeeT-130. Here and below, the text of the Gospel is inserted<br />
within the gloss.<br />
p 2 r ‘Capitula euangelii Matthei per ordinem’.<br />
p 3 r Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). [Part II addressed to] Anibaldus [de Anibaldis]. Incipit:<br />
‘Rerum opifex deus . . . Glosa. [V]ocationem gentium . . .’<br />
t6 v [Table.] Incipit: ‘Feria tertia post dominicam in ramis palmarum<br />
. . .’ A list of incipits of the Gospel of Mark arranged<br />
according to the liturgical year.<br />
t7 r Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). [Part III addressed to Anibaldus de Anibaldis]. ‘Super<br />
euangelio sancti Luce continuum’. Incipit:‘[I]nter cetera incarnationis<br />
Christi . . .Theophilus quos nos imitantes . . .’<br />
v<br />
dd6 [Table.] Incipit: ‘[D]ominica prima de aduentu. Erunt signa in<br />
sole et luna . . .’A list of incipits of the Gospels of Luke and John<br />
arranged according to the liturgical year.<br />
r<br />
dd7 Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). [Part IV addressed to Anibaldus de Anibaldis].<br />
‘Continuum in euangelium sancti Iohannis’. Incipit: ‘[D]iuine<br />
uisionis sublimitate . . . quia ipse est super omnia deus benedicus<br />
in secula . . .’<br />
oo2 r ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> euangeliorum totius anni secundum ritum Romane<br />
curie. Incipit dominicale et feriale’.<br />
Venice: Bonetus Locatellus, for Octavianus Scotus, 4 June 1493.<br />
Folio.<br />
collation: a^z h m k aa^nn 8 oo 6 .<br />
Woodcut initials.<br />
H *1336; Go¡ T-232; BMC V 441; Pr 5043; BSB-Ink T-203;<br />
Michelitsch 9; Oates 1969; not in Sheppard.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Contemporary German (Kyri� workshop no. 58) quarter<br />
blind-tooled pigskin over wooden boards, theboards now very<br />
damaged. Quadruple ¢llets form a double frame; within the outer<br />
frame a scroll bearing the name of the binder.The inner rectangle<br />
is decorated with a circular stamp bearing the arms of Polling and<br />
with another presenting an image of the Virgin and child, also<br />
small circular stamps with £eur-de-lis; see Kyri� I pl. 119^20 nos<br />
1, 5^7, and 9. Remains of a rectangular parchment label on the<br />
upper cover. Formerly chained: staple-marks of a hasp at head<br />
of lower cover. Eighteenth-century manuscript title and imprint<br />
information on two rectangular paper labels at the head of the<br />
spine in brown ink. Strips from atwelfth-century manuscript visible<br />
in the binding. Size: 324 ¿ 225 ¿ 60 mm. Size of leaf: 310 ¿<br />
207 mm.<br />
Provenance: Magister Vitus Carolus (£. c.1627); inscriptions on<br />
the front pastedown and on a 1 r : ‘Ex libris M.Viti Caroli S.Vlmae<br />
co-emptis 1627’. Franz To« psl (1711^1796); book-plate dated 1744;<br />
see Warnecke 1603. Polling, diocese of Augsburg, Bavaria,<br />
Augustinian Canons, SS. Jacobus, Salvator and S. Crux; inscription<br />
in brown ink on a1 r : ‘F. Monasterii Polling’. Duplicate from<br />
the Royal Library, Munich; ‘Duplum’ in brown ink and ‘S. I. N.<br />
151^490’ in pencil, on the front endleaf. Benjamin Webb (£.<br />
1853); inscription on the front pastedown: ‘Benj n Webb M. A.<br />
February 1853’. B. H. Blackwell, Ltd; label on the inside of the<br />
upper cover. Purchased out of the Gordon Du¡ Fund for »650<br />
from RobinWater¢eld Ltd, Catalogue 42 (1982), no. 49.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. c. I4.1493.3.<br />
T-138 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena aurea)<br />
(arranged by Petrus deVicentia).<br />
[*1 r ] [Title-page and listofcontents.] ‘Catena aurea. . . nuper redacta<br />
super omnia euangelia dominicalia et ferialia necnon super quedam<br />
de sanctis per religiosum patrem fratrem Petrum de<br />
Vincentia’. Stating the editorial involvementof Petrus deVicentia.<br />
[*1 v ] Urbanus V, Pont. Max.: ‘Con¢rmatio et approbatio doctrine<br />
sancti doctoris Thome de Aquino’ [addressed to] Thomas<br />
Aquinas and the people of Toulouse. Incipit:‘[V]rbanus episcopus
2496 thomas aquinas<br />
[t-138^t-139<br />
seruus seruorum . . .Laudabilis deus in sanctis suis . . .’ Dated<br />
Monte¢ascone, 31 Aug. 1368.<br />
refs. See B. Kruitwagen, S. Thome de Aquino Summa<br />
Opusculorum, Bibliothe' queThomiste, 4 (Paris, 1924), 20.<br />
[*1 v ] Stephanus [de Bourret] Episcopus Parisiensis: ‘Epistola<br />
Vniuersitatis Parisiensis in fauorem doctrine sancti doctoris’.<br />
Dated ‘apud Bertiliacum’ [i.e. Gentiliacum], ‘1325 die iouis ante<br />
cineres’ [i.e. 14 Feb. 1325].<br />
refs. Chartularium Universitatis Parisiensis, ed. Deni£e-<br />
Chatelain, 4 vols (Paris, 1891), II 280^2 no. 838; see Kruitwagen<br />
21.<br />
[*2 v ] Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). ‘Proemium’ [addressed to] Urbanus IV, Pont. Max.<br />
Incipit: ‘Fons sapientie unigenitum dei uerbum . . . Leo papa in<br />
sermo de passione . . . (3 more lines)’.<br />
v<br />
[* 4 ] Petrus de Vicentia: [Address to the reader.] Incipit: ‘Ad honorem<br />
et gloriam unius . . .’<br />
a2 r Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). Arranged by Petrus de Vincentia. [Prima pars.] After the<br />
proemium the material is organized according to the liturgical<br />
year, from the ¢rst Sunday of Septuagesima to the Sunday of the<br />
octave of Easter, as practised by the Dominican order.<br />
refs. SeeT-130. Here and below, the text of the Gospel is inserted<br />
within the gloss.<br />
y3 v [Innocentius VI, Pont. Max.: Quotation from a sermon of<br />
Innocentius VI, Pont. Max.] Incipit: ‘Innocentius papa in sermone.<br />
Ecce plusquam Salomon hic de sancto doctore Thoma de<br />
Aquino . . . ueritate suspectus’ (9 lines).<br />
refs. See Kruitwagen 21.<br />
A1 r Thomas Aquinas: Glossa continua super evangelia (Catena<br />
aurea). Arranged by Petrus de Vincentia. [Secunda pars.] The<br />
material is organized according to the liturgical year, from the<br />
¢rst Sunday after the octave of Easter to before the Sunday of<br />
Septuagesima, as practised by the Dominican order.<br />
V6 r [Colophon.]<br />
r<br />
V6 [Innocentius VI, Pont. Max.: Quotation from a sermon of<br />
Innocentius VI, Pont. Max.] Incipit: ‘Innocentius papa in sermone.<br />
Ecce plusquam Salomon hic de sancto doctore Thoma de<br />
Aquino . . . ueritate suspectus’ (9 lines).<br />
refs. See Kruitwagen 21.<br />
Venice: Johannes Rubeus Vercellensis, 29 Apr. 1494. 4 o .<br />
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T-139 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Opuscula (12).<br />
A general discussion on Thomas’s Opuscula is in Leonine XL<br />
(1969), Pars A, pp. iii^x. See also B. Kruitwagen, S. Thome de<br />
Aquino Summa Opusculorum, Bibliothe' que Thomiste, 4 (Paris,<br />
1924) and P. G. F. Rossi, Antiche e nuove edizioni degli opuscoli di<br />
San Tommaso d’Aquino e il problema della loro autenticita' ,<br />
Monogra¢e del Collegio Alberoni, 12 (Piacenza, 1955).<br />
[* 2 r ] [Opening.] Incipit: ‘[G]loriosus doctor sanctus Thomas ut documenta<br />
sumere . . .’<br />
[*2 r ] [List of contents.]<br />
[* 2 r ] Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De modo studendi. ‘Epistola<br />
exhortatoria sancte Thome ad quendam in qua proponit ydoneum<br />
modum salubriter acquirendi scientiam siue humanam<br />
siue diuinam’. Incipit: ‘[Q]uia quesiuisti a me qualiter te studere<br />
oporteat . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 208.<br />
a1 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: Primus tractatus de universalibus.<br />
Incipit: ‘[C]irca uniuersalia multiplex . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 208.<br />
a4 v Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De natura generis. Incipit:<br />
‘[Q]uoniam omnis creatura generis limitibus . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 207.<br />
d1 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De propositionibus modalibus.<br />
refs. Leonine XLIII (1976), 421^2; on this edition 392 no. 1 (=<br />
Ed 5 ); seeTorrell 11 and 359; Guyot 207.<br />
d2 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: Fallacie.<br />
refs. Leonine XLIII (1976), 403^18; on this edition 392 no. 1 (=<br />
Ed 5 ); on the title and latest views on the authorship see Leonine I*<br />
(editio altera1989) 56*^64*; see alsoTorrell11and 359 and Guyot<br />
207.<br />
e 5 r Thomas Aquinas: De principiis naturae ad fratrem Sylvestrum.<br />
‘De principiis rerum naturalium’. Incipit: ‘[N]ota quod quedam<br />
potest esse licet non sit . . .’<br />
refs. Leonine XLIII (1976),39^47, on this edition12 no.1 (= Ed 5 )<br />
and 27^8; seeTorrell 48^9, 349; Guyot 207.<br />
f2 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De natura materiae. De dimensionibus<br />
indeterminatis.‘De natura materie et dimensionibus interminatis<br />
tractatus’.<br />
refs. De Natura materiae attributed to St.Thomas Aquinas, ed. J.<br />
M.Wyss,Textus Philosophici Friburgensis,3 (Fribourg,1953),83^<br />
131; see Guyot 207.<br />
g4 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De quatuor oppositis. ‘De oppositionibus’.<br />
Incipit:‘[Q]uoniam quatuor sunt oppositiones . . . in tribus<br />
generibus . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 207.<br />
h3 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De principio individuationis.<br />
Incipit:‘[Q]uoniam due sunt in homine potentie cognoscitiue . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 207.
t-139^t-140] thomas aquinas<br />
2497<br />
h5 r Thomas Aquinas: De mixtione elementorum [addressed to]<br />
Philippus de Castro Caeli.<br />
refs. Leonine XLIII (1976), 155^7; on this edition 144 no. 1 (=<br />
Ed 5 ) and 150^1; seeTorrell 213^14; 355; Guyot 207.<br />
J1 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De natura accidentis. Incipit:<br />
‘[Q]uoniam omnis cognicio humana a sensu incipit sensus autem<br />
propria . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 207.<br />
J3 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De potentiis animae. Incipit: ‘[U]t<br />
adiutorium homini collatum et progressum . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 207.<br />
[Cologne: Johann Koelho¡, the Elder, c.1472]. Folio.<br />
collation: [* 2 ] a 6 b^g 8 h J k 6 .<br />
HC *1514; Go¡ T-260; not in Pr; BSB-Ink T-318; Michelitsch 189;<br />
not in Sheppard; Voullie¤ me, Ko« ln, 1176.<br />
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Initials and paragraph marks are supplied in red; capital strokes<br />
in red.<br />
shelfmark: Broxb. 20.4(3).<br />
T-140 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Opuscula (71) (ed. Antonius Pizamanus).<br />
SeeT-139 for a general discussion on Thomas’ Opuscula.<br />
aa1 v ‘<strong>Tabula</strong>’.<br />
aa2 r Pizamanus, Antonius: ‘Vita diui Thome Aquinatis’. ‘Prefatio’<br />
[addressed to] Augustinus Barbadicus, Doge of Venice. Incipit:<br />
‘[Q]uanquam sine magno labore . . .’<br />
aa2 r Pizamanus, Antonius: ‘Vita diui Thome Aquinatis’. Incipit:<br />
‘[D]iuusThoma Landulpho patre Aquini comite Campanie . . .’<br />
refs. See BHL no. 8160; Kruitwagen 31.<br />
aa7 r Johannes XXII, Pont. Max.: [Bulla canonizationis.] ‘Copia litterarum<br />
canonizationis sancti Thome de Aquino ordinis<br />
Predicatorum canonizati per dominum Ioannem papam .22.<br />
1323, 18 die iulii’. Incipit: ‘[I]oannes episcopus seruus seruorum<br />
dei . . . Redemptionem misit uas populo suo . . .’ Dated Avignon,<br />
18 July 1323.<br />
aa8 v [O⁄cium in festo s. Thomae de Aquino.] ‘O⁄cium quod ¢t in<br />
festo beati Thome de Aquino. In primis vesperis super psalmos.<br />
Antiphona’. Incipit: ‘Felix Thomas doctor ecclesie lumen<br />
mundi . . .’<br />
refs. The lessons are ‘Legenda ad usum chori’ extracted from<br />
Bernardus Guidonis, Legenda S. Thomae de Aquino; ed. A.<br />
Ferrua in S.Thomae Aq. vitae fontes praecipuae (Alba, 1968); see<br />
BHL no. 8155; Kaeppeli II no. 611; also F. Pelster, ‘Die a« lteren<br />
Biographien des hl. Thomas von Aquino’, Zeitschrift fu« r katholischeTheologie,<br />
44 (1920), 242^74, at 250.<br />
aa9 v [O⁄cium ad missam in festo s. Thomae de Aquino.] ‘In festo<br />
sancte Thome de Aquino ad missam o⁄cium’. Incipit: ‘[I]n<br />
medio ecclesie aperuit os eius . . .’<br />
aa10 v [O⁄cium in translatione s. Thomae de Aquino.] ‘O⁄cium in<br />
translatione beati Thome de Aquino. In primis vesperis super<br />
psalmos. Antiphona’. Incipit: ‘O quam felix mater Italia . . .’<br />
refs. The lessons are ‘Historia translationis’, AASS t. 1 March<br />
(ed. 3, Paris, 1865), p. 737; BHL no. 8164.<br />
aa 11 v Urbanus V, Pont. Max.: ‘Con¢rmatio et approbatio doctrine<br />
sancti doctoris Thome de Aquino’ [addressed to] Thomas<br />
Aquinas and the people of Toulouse. Incipit:‘[V]rbanus episcopus<br />
seruus seruorum . . . Laudabilis deus in sanctis suis . . .’ Dated<br />
Monte¢ascone, 31 Aug. 1368.<br />
refs. See Kruitwagen 20.<br />
aa11 v Stephanus [de Bourret] Episcopus Parisiensis: ‘Epistola<br />
Vniuersitatis Parisiensis in fauorem doctrine sancti doctoris’.<br />
Dated ‘apud Bertiliacum’ [i.e. Gentiliacum], ‘1325 die iouis ante<br />
cineres’ [i.e. 14 Feb. 1325].<br />
refs. Chartularium Universitatis Parisiensis, ed. Deni£e-<br />
Chatelain, 4 vols (Paris, 1891), II 280^2, no. 838; see Kruitwagen<br />
21.<br />
aa12 r [Innocentius VI, Pont. Max.: Quotation from a sermon by<br />
Innocentius VI, Pont. Max.] Incipit: ‘Innocentius papa in sermone.<br />
Ecce plusquam Salomon hic de sancto doctore Thoma de<br />
Aquino . . . ueritate suspectus’ (7 lines).<br />
refs. See Kruitwagen 21.<br />
aa12 v Pizamanus, Antonius: [Preface to the Opuscula, addressed to]<br />
Nicolaus Francus, Bishop of Treviso. Incipit: ‘[C]um ea sit reuerendissime<br />
presul animi nobilitas . . .’<br />
a 1 r Thomas Aquinas: Contra errores Graecorum [addressed to]<br />
Urbanus IV, Pont. Max.<br />
refs. Leonine XL (1969), Pars A, A71^105, on this edition A24<br />
no. 3; seeTorrell 123^4, 351.<br />
b2 r Thomas Aquinas: De rationibus ¢dei [addressed to] an unidenti¢ed<br />
cantor of Antioch.‘Opusculum . . . continens declarationem<br />
quorundam articulorum ¢dei contra Grecos Armenos et<br />
Sarracenos’.<br />
refs. Leonine XL (1968), Pars B, B57^73, on this edition B13 (=<br />
Ed 2 ); seeTorrell 124^5, 351^2.<br />
b7 r Thomas Aquinas: Compendium theologiae [addressed to]<br />
Raynaldus [de Piperno].<br />
refs. Leonine XLII (1979), 83^205, on this edition 18 no. 3 (=<br />
Ed 3 ); seeTorrell 164^6, 349^50.<br />
g6 r Thomas Aquinas: Collationes in decem precepta. ‘De duobus<br />
preceptis charitatis et decem legis preceptis’.<br />
refs. J. P. Torrell, ‘Les Collationes in decem preceptis de saint<br />
Thomas d’Aquin. EŁ dition critique avec introduction et notes’,<br />
Revue des Sciences Philosophiques et The¤ ologiques, 69 (1985), 5^<br />
40 and 227^63; seeTorrell 357^8.<br />
h6 v Thomas Aquinas: De articulis ¢dei et ecclesiae sacramentis<br />
[addressed to Leonardus], Archbishop of Palermo. ‘Tractatus<br />
eiusdem de articulis ¢dei et sacramentis ecclesie’.<br />
refs. SeeT-117; on this edition Leonine XLII (1979), 226 no. 24 (=<br />
Ed 3) .<br />
i2 r Thomas Aquinas: Collationes in Symbolum apostolorum.<br />
‘Expositio super simbolo apostolorum’.<br />
refs. Opuscula theologica, ed. Spiazzi (Turin, Marietti, 1954), II<br />
193^217; seeTorrell 71^2, 358.<br />
k 2 r Thomas Aquinas: Collationes in orationem dominicam.<br />
‘Expositio deuotissima orationis dominice scilicet Pater noster’.<br />
refs. Leonine XLIV (forthcoming); Opuscula theologica, ed.<br />
Spiazzi (Turin, Marietti, 1954), II 221^35; see Torrell, 358. The<br />
author of the sermon on the ¢rst petition of the Pater is<br />
Aldobrandinus de Tuscanella; see B.-G. Guyot, ‘Aldobrandinus<br />
deToscanella: source de la Ia Petitio des e¤ ditions du commentaire<br />
de S. Thomas sur le pater’, Archivum Fratrum Praedicatorum, 53<br />
(1983), 175^201.<br />
k6 v Thomas Aquinas: Collationes in salutationem angelicam.<br />
‘Expositio super salutatione angelica scilicet Aue Maria’.
2498 thomas aquinas<br />
[t-140<br />
refs. Opuscula theologica, ed. Spiazzi (Turin, Marietti, 1954), II<br />
239^41; seeTorrell, 358.<br />
k7 v Thomas Aquinas: Responsio ad magistrum Ioannem de<br />
Vercellis de 108 articulis [addressed to] Johannes Vercellensis,<br />
Master-general of the Dominican order. ‘Responsio ad fratrem<br />
Ioannem Vercellensem generalem magistrum ordinis<br />
Predicatorum de articulis centum et octo sumptis ex opere Petri<br />
deTarantasio’.<br />
refs. Leonine XLII (1979), 279^94, on this edition 267 no. 3 (=<br />
Ed 3 ); seeTorrell 167^9, 353.<br />
l4 r Thomas Aquinas: Responsio ad magistrum Ioannem deVercellis<br />
de 43 articulis [addressed to] Johannes Vercellensis, OP.<br />
‘Responsio . . . de articulis 42’.<br />
refs. Leonine XLII (1979), 327^35; seeTorrell 167^9, 354.<br />
l6 v Thomas Aquinas: Responsiones ad lectorem Venetum de 36<br />
articulis [addressed to frater Baxianus of Lodi, lector at the<br />
Venetian priory c.1271, the date of this work].‘Responsio ad lectoremVenetum<br />
de articulis 36’.<br />
refs. Leonine XLII (1979), 339^46; seeTorrell 167^9, 354.<br />
l 8 v Thomas Aquinas: Responsio ad lectorem Bisuntinum de 6<br />
articulis [addressed to frater Gerardus, lector at the priory of<br />
Besanc� on c.1271].<br />
refs. Leonine XLII (1979), 355^56; seeTorrell 167^9, 354^5.<br />
m 1 r Thomas Aquinas: De di¡erentia verbi divini et humani [extract<br />
from Lectura super Ioannem lectio I ‰ 25^29].<br />
refs. Thomas Aquinas, Super Evangelium S. Ioannis lectura, ed.<br />
R. Cai (Turin, Marietti, 1952), 7^9; see Guyot 207.<br />
m1 v Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De naturaverbi intellectus. Incipit:<br />
‘Quoniam circa naturam uerbi intellectus sine quo imago . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 207.<br />
m3 v Thomas Aquinas: De substantiis separatis [addressed to]<br />
Raynaldus [de Piperno]. ‘Tractatus . . . de substantiis separatis<br />
seu de angelorum natura’.<br />
refs. Leonine XL (1968), Pars D, D41^80, on this edition D10 no.<br />
3 (= Ed 3 ); see Torrell 220^1, 350. Un¢nished; the second part<br />
breaks o¡ at chapter 20.<br />
n 7 v Thomas Aquinas: De unitate intellectus contra Averroistas.<br />
refs. Leonine XLIII (1976), 291^314, on this edition 255 no. 6 (=<br />
Ed 3 ); seeTorrell 348.<br />
o8 r Thomas Aquinas: Contra doctrinam retrahentium a religione.<br />
‘Opus contra pestiferam doctrinam retrahentium homines a <strong>religionis</strong><br />
ingressu’.<br />
refs. Leonine XLI (1969), Pars C, C39^74, on this edition C10<br />
no. 4 (= Ed 4 ) and C20; seeTorrell 84^90, 347^8.<br />
q3 r Thomas Aquinas: De perfectione spiritualis vitae.<br />
refs. Leonine XLI (1969), Pars B, B69^111, on this edition B16<br />
no. 4 (= Ed 3 ) and B51^2; seeTorrell 84^90, 347.<br />
r8 v ‘Rubrice sequentis operis’.<br />
r8 v ‘Argumentum in opus sequens’. Incipit: ‘[T]empore sancti<br />
Ludouici Francorum regisVilhelmi de Sancto Amore . . .’<br />
r 8 v Thomas Aquinas: Contra impugnantes dei cultum et religionem.<br />
refs. Leonine XLI (1970), Pars A, A51^116, on this edition A17<br />
no. 3 (= Ed 2 ) and A38; see Torrell 79^84, 346^7. Preceded by a<br />
list of contents.<br />
A1 r Thomas Aquinas: De regno ad regem Cypri [addressed to]<br />
Hugh II of Lusignan.‘Ad regem Cypri de regimine principum’.<br />
refs. Leonine XLII (1979), 421^44, 449^71; see Torrell 169^71,<br />
350. Thomas’s work ends at chapter II 8,51; it was continued by<br />
Ptolomaeus Lucensis, who added 62 supplementary chapters,<br />
and it was divided into four books. The text is preceded by a list<br />
of contents. It ends:‘. . . est contra normam dicentis’.<br />
E5 r Thomas Aquinas: Epistola ad ducissam Brabantiae [addressed<br />
to Margaret of Constantinople], Countess of Flanders. ‘De regimine<br />
Iudeorum ad ducissam Brabantie’.<br />
refs. Leonine XLII (1979), 360^78, on this edition 370 (Ed 3 ); see<br />
Torrell 218^20, 355.<br />
E6 r Thomas Aquinas: De forma absolutionis [addressed to]<br />
JohannesVercellensis, OP.<br />
refs. Leonine XL (1968), Pars C, C1^47, on this edition C10 no. 3<br />
(= Ed 3 ) and C24; seeTorrell 168, 353.<br />
E8 r Thomas Aquinas: Expositio super primam decretalem<br />
[addressed to] ‘archidiaconum Cudestinum’ [Gi¡redus de<br />
Anagni, Archdeacon of Todi].<br />
refs. Leonine XL (1968), Pars E, E30^39, on this edition E8 no. 3<br />
(= Ed 2 ); seeTorrell 125^6, 352.<br />
F3 v Thomas Aquinas: Expositio super secundam decretalem<br />
[addressed to] ‘archidiaconum Cudestinum’ [Gi¡redus de<br />
Anagni].<br />
refs. Leonine XL (1968), Pars E, E40^4; seeTorrell 125^6, 352.<br />
F4 v Thomas Aquinas: Liber de sortibus ad dominum Jacobum de<br />
Tonengo. The dedicatee is called Jacobus de Burgo in the incunable;<br />
Leonine 207^8 suggests that this bears some relation to<br />
Borgo di Cocconato, 5 kilometres fromTonengo.<br />
refs. Leonine XLIII (1976), 229^38; seeTorrell 215^17, 353^4.<br />
F7 v Thomas Aquinas: De iudiciis astrorum [addressed to]<br />
Raynaldus [de Piperno].<br />
refs. Leonine XLIII (1976), 201, on this edition195 no. 5 (= Ed 3 );<br />
seeTorrell 215, 356.<br />
F 8 r Thomas Aquinas: De aeternitate mundi. ‘De eternitate mundi<br />
contra murmurantes’.<br />
refs. Leonine XLIII (1976), 85^9, on this edition 64 no. 3 (= Ed 3 )<br />
and 80; seeTorrell 184^7, 348.<br />
G 1 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-; Albertus Magnus]: De fato. Incipit:<br />
‘[Q]ueritur de fato an sit . . .’; explicit: ‘ . . . contemplationis<br />
bonorum’.<br />
refs. Albertus Magnus, Opera (1651); Opera (1890); see Guyot<br />
207.<br />
G 4 r Thomas Aquinas [Pseudo]: De principio individuationis.<br />
Incipit:‘[Q]uoniam due sunt in homine potentie cognoscitiue . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 207.<br />
G5 r Thomas Aquinas: De ente et essentia.<br />
refs. Leonine XLIII (1976), 369^81, on this edition 333 no. 9 (=<br />
Ed 3 ); seeTorrell 47^8, 348^9.<br />
H1 r Thomas Aquinas: De principiis naturae ad fratrem Sylvestrum.<br />
refs. Leonine XLIII (1976), 39^47, on this edition13 no.5 (= Ed 3 )<br />
and 27^8; seeTorrell 48^9, 349; Guyot 207.<br />
H 3 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De natura materiae. De dimensionibus<br />
indeterminatis.‘De natura materie et dimensionibus interminatis’.<br />
refs. De Natura materiae attributed to St Thomas Aquinas, ed. J.<br />
M.Wyss,Textus Philosophici Friburgensis,3 (Fribourg,1953),83^<br />
131; see Guyot 207. For the presence of these two treatises<br />
together in this edition see the editorial note on N 4 v .<br />
H7 v Thomas Aquinas: De mixtione elementorum [addressed to]<br />
Philippus de Castro Caeli.<br />
refs. Leonine XLIII (1976), 155^7, on this edition 144 no. 5 (=<br />
Ed 3 ) and150^1; seeTorrell 213^14, 355; Guyot 207.<br />
H 8 v Thomas Aquinas: De operationibus occultis naturae ad quendam<br />
militem ultramontanum.
t-140] thomas aquinas<br />
2499<br />
refs. Leonine XLIII (1976), 183^6, on this edition 168 no. 3 (=<br />
Ed 3 ) and175^6; seeTorrell 214^15, 356.<br />
I 1 v Thomas Aquinas: De motu cordis [addressed to] Philippus de<br />
Castro Caeli.<br />
refs. Leonine XLIII (1976), 127^30, on this edition 103 no. 4 (=<br />
Ed 3 ) and117^18; seeTorrell 213^14, 355^6.<br />
I 2 v Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De instantibus. Incipit: ‘[Q]uoniam<br />
omnem durationem concomitatur instans . . . a quo omnia bona<br />
sunt qui est deus . . . a quo omnia bona sunt . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 207.<br />
I4 v Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De quatuor oppositis. Incipit:<br />
‘[Q]uoniam quattuor sunt oppositiones . . . in tribus generibus . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 207.<br />
I8 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De demonstratione. Incipit: ‘[A]d<br />
habendum cognitionem demonstratione . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 207.<br />
I 8 v Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: Fallacie.<br />
refs. Leonine XLIII (1976), 385^400, 403^18; on the title and latest<br />
views on authorship see Leonine I* (editio altera 1989) 56*^<br />
64*; see alsoTorrell 11 and 359 and Guyot 207.<br />
K6 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De propositionibus modalibus.<br />
refs. Leonine XLIII (1976), 385^400, 421^2; see Torrell 11 and<br />
359; Guyot 207.<br />
K7 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De natura accidentis. Incipit:<br />
‘Quoniam omnis cognitio humana . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 207.<br />
K8 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De natura generis. Incipit: ‘quoniam<br />
omnis creatura generis limitibus . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 207.<br />
M 1 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De potentiis animae.‘De principiis<br />
anime’. Incipit: ‘[U]t adiutorium homini collatum et progressum<br />
. . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 207.<br />
M5 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De tempore. Incipit: ‘[S]icut uult<br />
philosophus secundo metaphysice . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 208: a miscellaneous work extracted from<br />
Thomas, Super IV physicorum, and Albertus Magnus.<br />
M8 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-; Thomas de Sutton]: Contra pluralitatem<br />
formarum. Incipit:‘[Q]uoniam sanctum est honorare ueritatem<br />
. . .’<br />
refs. S. Thomae Aquinatis Opuscula omnia, ed. P. Mandonnet<br />
(Paris, 1927), V 308^46; see Kaeppeli no. 3870; Sharpe, Latin<br />
Writers, no. 1838; Guyot 208.<br />
N4 v [Pizamanus, Antonius: Editorial note.] It explains that booklet<br />
no. 46, De dimensionibus indeterminatis is actually placed after<br />
booklet no. 32, De natura materiae, on H 3 r .<br />
N 4 v Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De natura syllogismorum. Incipit:<br />
‘[Q]uoniam scire est causam rei cognoscere . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 208.<br />
N 6 r [Pizamanus, Antonius: Editorial note.] It explains that booklet<br />
no. 48, Summa totius logicae, could not be found by the editor.<br />
N6 r Thomas Aquinas: De sensu respectu singularium et intellectu<br />
respectu universalium [extract from Sententia Libri de anima,<br />
lib. II cap. XII, 65^151]. ‘De sensu respectu singularium et intellectu<br />
respectu uniuersalium’.<br />
refs. Leonine XLV/1 (1984), 115^16; see Torrell 341, 360; Guyot<br />
208.<br />
N6 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De inventione medii. Incipit:<br />
‘[Q]uoniam principium syllogizandi . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 208.<br />
N6 v Thomas Aquinas: De natura luminis [extract from Sententia<br />
Libri de anima, lib. II cap. XIV, 325^87].<br />
refs. Leonine XLV/1 (1984), 29^130; see Guyot 208.<br />
N7 v Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De natura loci. Incipit:‘[A]d sciendum<br />
naturam loci considerare . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 208: a miscellaneous work extracted from<br />
Thomas, Super IV physicorum, and Albertus Magnus.<br />
N8 v [Pizamanus, Antonius: Editorial note.]<br />
O1 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De intellectu et intelligibili. Incipit:<br />
‘[S]ciendum est quod de racione eius quod est intelligere . . . quecunque<br />
secundum predicacionem’.<br />
refs. See Guyot 208. P. G. F. Rossi, Antiche e nuove edizioni degli<br />
opuscoli di SanTommaso d’Aquino e il problema della loro autenticita'<br />
, Monogra¢e del Collegio Alberoni, 12 (Piacenza, 1955): also<br />
found in De potentia q. 9 a. 5; q. 9 a. 9; q. 8 a.1; in Summa I: q.79 a.<br />
10 ad 3; q. 27 a.1; q. 34 a.1ad 2; q. 27 a.4 c. et ad 2; q.14 a.4; q.85 a.<br />
11 ad 2; q. 59 a. 1 ad1; and Comm. Metaphys. lib. 1, lect. 2.<br />
O1 v Thomas Aquinas: De quo est et quod est [extract from Super<br />
libros Sententiarum, dist. 8, qu. 5, art. 2]. Incipit: ‘[I]n omnibus in<br />
quibus est compositio. . . emendari potuisset’.<br />
refs. Scriptum super Sententiis, ed. P. Mandonnet, 2 vols (Paris,<br />
1929) [Books I, II]; seeTorrell 332; Guyot 208.<br />
O 2 r [Pizamanus, Antonius: Editorial note on the authorship of the<br />
following works.]<br />
O2 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: Primus tractatus de universalibus.<br />
Incipit: ‘[C]irca uniuersalia multiplex . . . intentionum’.<br />
refs. See Guyot 208.<br />
O4 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: Secundus tractatus de universalibus.<br />
Incipit: ‘[Q]uoniam dicit Aristotelis primo posteriorum . . .<br />
scientiis procedatur’.<br />
refs. See Guyot 208.<br />
O5 r [Introduction to O⁄cium Corporis Christi.] ‘Ex cronica que<br />
appellatur supplementum cronicarum’. Incipit: ‘Urbanus papa<br />
quartus ponti¢catu suscepto . . .’<br />
O5 v Thomas Aquinas: O⁄cium de festo Corporis Christi.<br />
refs. SeeTorrell 129^31, 357.<br />
O7 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-; Albertus Magnus pseudo-]: De<br />
venerabili sacramento altaris ad modum sermonum [also known<br />
as: Sermones de eucharistiae sacramento].<br />
refs. Albertus Magnus, Opera (1651), XIIa 249^300; Opera<br />
(1890), XIII 669^797 (Sermo I^XVII, XIX, XVIII, XX^<br />
XXXII). On the authorship see Glorieux, Re¤ pertoire, 14fe<br />
(Thomas Aquinas), 6cr (Albertus Magnus), 305bx<br />
(Bonaventura), 349n (Bertrand de la Tour +1332); G. G.<br />
Meerseman, Introductio in opera omnia beati Alberti Magni<br />
(Bruges, 1931), 113^16; Joseph Kramp,‘Albert der Grosse und die<br />
‘‘Sermones de ss. eucharistiae sacramento’’’, Gregorianum, 3<br />
(1922), 239^53; Guyot 208; Distelbrink no. 206; Schneyer,<br />
Repertorium,V 608^12.<br />
R5 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De venerabili sacramento altaris<br />
ad modum decem praedicamentorum.‘De sacramento eucharistie<br />
ad modum decem predicamentorum’. Incipit: ‘[M]emoriam<br />
fecit mirabilium suorum misericors et miserator dominus escam<br />
dedit timentibus se. Esca ista de qua loquitur hic psalmus non<br />
inconuenienter intelligitur . . . uiuos et mortuos. Hunc tractatum<br />
fecit eximius . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 208; Glorieux, Re¤ pertoire, 14fe; Distelbrink no.<br />
206.
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S1 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De humanitate Christi. Incipit:<br />
‘[C]hristus Iesus uenit in hunc mundum . . . innouabitur et homo<br />
glori¢cabitur’.<br />
refs. See Guyot 208.<br />
X 1 v Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-; HelvicusTeutonicus]: De dilectione<br />
dei et proximi. Incipit: ‘[M]agister quod est mandatum maximum<br />
. . .’<br />
refs. See Kaeppeli II 179^80 no. 1700; Guyot 208.<br />
AA1 v Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De divinis moribus. Incipit:<br />
‘[P]erfecti estote sicut et pater uester celestis perfectus est. In<br />
sacra scriptura nichil nobis impossibile consulitur . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 208.<br />
AA4 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De beatitudine. Incipit: ‘[B]eati<br />
qui habitant in domo . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 208.<br />
BB3 v Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-; Matthaeus de Cracovia]: De<br />
modo con¢tendi et puritate conscientiae. Incipit:‘[Q]uoniam fundamentum<br />
et ianuavirtutum . . . gloria tua ad quam nos perducat<br />
ipse deus qui vivit . . .’ Often attributed to Thomas Aquinas or<br />
Bonaventura; see Glorieux, Re¤ pertoire, 14(fg) and 305(dn);<br />
Michaud-Quantin 79^80; Guyot 208; and VLVI 172^82.<br />
CC 2 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De o⁄cio sacerdotis. Incipit:<br />
‘[Q]uia sacerdotis o⁄cium . . . quales descripti sunt qui cum<br />
patre et ¢lio . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 208.<br />
CC6 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-; Richardus deWedinghausen]: De<br />
canone missae.<br />
refs. PL CLXXVII 455^69 (attributed to John of Cornwall),<br />
chapters I-IX, some text missing in chapter VIII; see Guyot 208;<br />
Glorieux, Re¤ pertoire, 14ed (attributed to Thomas Aquinas);<br />
Sharpe, Latin Writers, 499^501 no. 1366 ‘Richard the<br />
Premonstratensian’.<br />
CC8 r Thomas Aquinas: De emptione et venditione ad tempus<br />
[addressed to] Jacobus de Viterbo, conventual lector at Florence<br />
c.1262, the date of this letter.<br />
refs. Leonine XLII (1979), 393^4; see Torrell 122^3, 351; Guyot<br />
208.<br />
CC 8 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De modo studendi. ‘Epistola<br />
exhortatoria sancte Thome ad quemdam in qua proponit idoneum<br />
modum salubriter acquirendi scientiam siue humanam<br />
siue diuinam’. Incipit: ‘[Q]uia quesiuisti a me in Christo mihi carissime<br />
Jo[hanne] qualiter te studere oporteat . . . quod a¡ectas’.<br />
refs. See Guyot 208.<br />
CC8 v Thomas Aquinas: Expositio libri Boetii de ebdomadibus.<br />
refs. Leonine L (1992), 267^82; on this edition see the text below;<br />
seeTorrell 68, 345^6; Guyot 208.<br />
DD 4 r Thomas Aquinas: Super Boetium de trinitate. ‘Questiones<br />
super librum Boetii de trinitate’.<br />
refs. Leonine L (1992), 75^171, on this edition 14 no. 3 (= Ed 3 )<br />
and 51; seeTorrell 67^8, 345; Guyot 208.<br />
GG1 r ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> earundem questionum’.<br />
GG 1 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De virtutibus et vitiis.‘De uiciis et<br />
uirtutibus numero quaternario procedens’. Incipit: ‘[Q]uatuor<br />
sunt uirtutum species . . . uilis penuria et in¢rmitas’.<br />
refs. S. Thomae Aquinatis opera omnia, ed. R. Busa (Stuttgart,<br />
1980), VII 718^20; see Guyot 208; Glorieux, Re¤ pertoire, 14ee;<br />
Bloom¢eld 4455.<br />
GG3 v ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> concordantiarum’.<br />
GG 4 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: Concordantiae ‘‘Pertransibunt<br />
plurimi’’.‘De concordantiis in quo concordat seipsum in passibus<br />
apparenter contrariis’. Incipit: ‘[P]ertransibunt plurimi et multiplex<br />
. . . in prima parte summe’.<br />
refs. See Guyot 208.<br />
GG7 r [Colophon.]<br />
GG7 v ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> summe opusculorum’.<br />
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T-112; Michelitsch 216; Sack, Freiburg, 3382; Sheppard 3941^2.<br />
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Opuscula (73) (ed. Antonius Pizamanus).<br />
aa 1 r [Title-page.] ‘Opuscula sancti Thome quibus alias impressis<br />
nuper hec addidimus, videlicet Summam totius logice,<br />
Tractatum celeberrimum de usuris nusquam alias impressum’.<br />
SeeT-139 for a general discussion on Thomas’ Opuscula.<br />
aa1 v ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> opusculorum’.<br />
aa2 r Pizamanus, Antonius: ‘Vita diui Thome Aquinatis’. ‘Prefatio’<br />
[addressed to] Augustinus Barbadicus, Doge of Venice. Incipit:<br />
‘[Q]uanquam sine magno labore . . .’<br />
aa2 r Pizamanus, Antonius: ‘Vita diui Thome Aquinatis’. Incipit:<br />
‘[D]iuusThoma Landulpho patre Aquini comite Campanie . . .’<br />
refs. See BHL no. 8160; Kruitwagen 31.<br />
aa6 r Johannes XXII, Pont. Max.: [Bulla canonizationis.] ‘Copia litterarum<br />
canonizationis sancti Thome de Aquino ordinis<br />
Predicatorum canonizati per dominum Ioannem papa .22. 1323,<br />
18 die iulii’. Incipit: ‘[I]oannes episcopus seruus seruorum dei . . .<br />
Redemptionem misit uas populo suo . . .’ Dated Avignon, 18 July<br />
1323.<br />
aa7 v [O⁄cium S. Thomae de Aquino.] ‘O⁄cium quod ¢t in festo<br />
beati Thome de Aquino. In primis vesperis super psalmos.<br />
Antiphona’. Incipit: ‘Felix Thomas doctor ecclesie lumen<br />
mundi . . .’ The lessons are ‘Legenda ad usum chori’ extracted<br />
from Bernardus Guidonis, Legenda S.Thomae de Aquino; ed. A.<br />
Ferrua in S.Thomae Aq. vitae fontes praecipuae (Alba, 1968); see<br />
BHL no. 8155; Kaeppeli II no. 611; also F. Pelster, ‘Die a« lteren<br />
Biographien des hl. Thomas von Aquino’, Zeitschrift fu« r katholischeTheologie,<br />
44 (1920), 242^74, at 250.<br />
aa8 v [O⁄cium ad missam in festo s Thomae de Aquino.] ‘In festo<br />
sancte Thome de Aquino ad missam o⁄cium’. Incipit: ‘[I]n<br />
medio ecclesie aperuit os eius . . .’<br />
aa9 r [O⁄cium in translatione s Thomae de Aquino.] ‘O⁄cium in<br />
translatione beati Thome de Aquino. In primis vesperis super<br />
psalmos. Antiphona’. Incipit: ‘O quam felix mater Italia . . .’ The<br />
lessons are from ‘Historia translationis’, AASS t. 1 March (ed. 3,<br />
Paris, 1865), p. 737; BHL no. 8164.<br />
aa9 v Urbanus V, Pont. Max.: ‘Con¢rmatio et approbatio doctrine<br />
sancti doctoris Thome de Aquino’ [addressed to] Thomas<br />
Aquinas and the people of Toulouse. Incipit:‘[V]rbanus episcopus<br />
seruus seruorum . . . Laudabilis deus in sanctis suis . . .’<br />
refs. See Kruitwagen 20. Dated Monte¢ascone, 31 Aug. 1368.<br />
aa10 r Stephanus [de Bourret], Episcopus Parisiensis: ‘Epistola<br />
Vniuersitatis Parisiensis in fauorem doctrine sancti doctoris’.<br />
refs. Chartularium Universitatis Parisiensis, ed. Deni£e-<br />
Chatelain, 4 vols (Paris, 1891), II 280^82 no. 838; see Kruitwagen<br />
21. Dated ‘apud Bertiliacum’ [i.e. Gentiliacum], ‘1325 die iouis<br />
ante cineres’ [i.e. 14 Feb. 1325].<br />
aa 10 r [Innocentius VI, Pont. Max.: Quotation from a sermon by<br />
Innocentius VI, Pont. Max.] Incipit: ‘Innocentius papa in sermone.<br />
Ecce plusquam Salomon hic de sancto doctore Thoma de<br />
Aquino . . . ueritate suspectus’ (7 lines).<br />
refs. See Kruitwagen 21.<br />
aa10 v Pizamanus, Antonius: [Preface to the Opuscula, addressed to]<br />
Nicolaus Francus, Bishop of Treviso. Incipit: ‘[C]um ea sit reuerendissime<br />
presul animi nobilitas . . .’<br />
bb1 r Thomas Aquinas: Contra errores Graecorum [addressed to]<br />
Urbanus IV, Pont. Max.<br />
refs. Leonine XL (1969), Pars A, A69^105; seeTorrell123^4,351.<br />
bb 7 v Thomas Aquinas: De rationibus ¢dei [addressed to] an unidenti¢ed<br />
cantor of Antioch. ‘Declaratio quorundam articulorum<br />
contra Grecos Armenos et Sarracenos’.<br />
refs. Leonine XL (1968), Pars B, B57^73; seeTorrell 124^5, 351^<br />
2.<br />
cc3 r Thomas Aquinas: Compendium theologiae [addressed to]<br />
Raynaldus [de Piperno].<br />
refs. Leonine XLII (1979), 83^205, on this edition 18 no. 4 (=<br />
Ed 3 ); seeTorrell 164^6, 349^50.<br />
¡6 r Thomas Aquinas: Collationes in decem precepta. ‘De duobus<br />
preceptis charitatis et decem legis preceptis’.<br />
refs. Torrell, ‘Les Collationes in decem preceptis, 5^40 and 227^<br />
63; seeTorrell 357^8.<br />
gg4 r Thomas Aquinas: De articulis ¢dei et ecclesiae sacramentis<br />
[addressed to Leonardus], Archbishop of Palermo. ‘Tractatus<br />
eiusdem de articulis ¢dei et sacramentis ecclesie’.<br />
refs. SeeT-117; on this edition Leonine XLII (1979), 226 no. 27 (=<br />
Ed 4 ).<br />
gg6 v Thomas Aquinas: Collationes in Symbolum apostolorum.<br />
‘Expositio super simbolo apostolorum’.<br />
refs. Opuscula theologica, ed. Spiazzi (Turin, Marietti, 1954), II<br />
193^217; seeTorrell 71^2, 358.<br />
hh 4 r Thomas Aquinas: Collationes in orationem dominicam.<br />
‘Expositio deuotissima orationis dominice uidelicet Pater noster’.<br />
refs. Leonine XLIV (forthcoming); Opuscula theologica, ed.<br />
Spiazzi, II 221^235; seeTorrell, 358. The author of the sermon on<br />
the ¢rst petition of the Pater is Aldobrandinus de Tuscanella; see<br />
Guyot,‘Aldobrandinus deToscanella’, 175^201.<br />
hh7 v Thomas Aquinas: Collationes in salutationem angelicam.<br />
‘Expositio super salutatione angelica scilicet Aue Maria’.
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refs. Opusculatheologica, ed. Spiazzi, II 239^41; seeTorrell, 358.<br />
hh8 r Thomas Aquinas: Responsio ad magistrum Ioannem de<br />
Vercellis de 108 articulis [addressed to] Johannes Vercellensis,<br />
Master-general of the Dominican order. ‘Responsio ad fratrem<br />
Ioannem Vercellensem generalem magistrum ordinis<br />
Predicatorum de articulis centum et octo sumptis ex opere Petri<br />
deTarantasio’.<br />
refs. Leonine XLII (1979), 279^94, on this edition 267 no. 4 (=<br />
Ed 3) ; seeTorrell 167^9, 353.<br />
ii3 v Thomas Aquinas: Responsio ad magistrum Ioannem de<br />
Vercellis de 43 articulis [addressed to] Johannes Vercellensis, OP.<br />
‘Responsio . . . de articulis 42’.<br />
refs. Leonine XLII (1979), 327^35; seeTorrell 167^9, 354.<br />
ii5 v Thomas Aquinas: Responsiones ad lectorem Venetum de 36<br />
articulis [addressed to frater Baxianus of Lodi, lector at the<br />
Venetian priory c.1271, the date of this work].‘Responsio ad lectoremVenetum<br />
de articulis 36’.<br />
refs. Leonine XLII (1979), 339^46; seeTorrell 167^9, 354.<br />
ii 7 r Thomas Aquinas: Responsio ad lectorem Bisuntinum de 6<br />
articulis [addressed to frater Gerardus, lector at the priory of<br />
Besanc� on c.1271].<br />
refs. Leonine XLII (1979), 355^6; seeTorrell 167^9, 354^5.<br />
ii7 v Thomas Aquinas: De di¡erentia verbi divini et humani [extract<br />
from Lectura super Ioannem lectio I ‰ 25^29].‘Tractatus de di¡erentia<br />
diuini uerbi et humani’.<br />
refs. Thomas Aquinas, Super Evangelium S. Ioannis lectura, ed.<br />
R. Cai (Turin, Marietti, 1952), 7^9; see Guyot 207.<br />
ii8 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De natura verbi intellectus. Incipit:<br />
‘Quoniam circa naturam uerbi intellectus sine quo imago . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 207.<br />
kk1 r Thomas Aquinas: De substantiis separatis [addressed to]<br />
Raynaldus [de Piperno]. ‘Tractatus de substantiis separatis seu<br />
ue(!) angelorum natura’.<br />
refs. Leonine XL (1968), Pars D, D41^80, on this edition D10 no.<br />
4 (= Ed 4 ); see Torrell 220^1, 350. Un¢nished; the second part<br />
breaks o¡ at chapter 20.<br />
ll 1 v Thomas Aquinas: De unitate intellectus contra Averroistas.<br />
refs. Leonine XLIII (1976), 291^314; on this edition 255 no. 8 (=<br />
Ed 4 ) and 273^4; seeTorrell 348.<br />
ll7 v Thomas Aquinas: Contra doctrinam retrahentium a religione.<br />
‘Opus contra pestiferam doctrinam retrahentium homines a <strong>religionis</strong><br />
ingressu’.<br />
refs. Leonine XLI (1969), Pars C, C39^74, on this edition C10<br />
no. 3 (= Ed 3 ) and C20; seeTorrell 84^90, 347^8.<br />
mm7 r Thomas Aquinas: De perfectione spiritualis vitae.<br />
refs. Leonine XLI (1969), Pars B, B69^111, on this edition B16<br />
no. 5 (= Ed 4 ) and B51^2; seeTorrell 84^90, 347.<br />
nn8 v ‘Rubrice sequentis operis’.<br />
oo1 r ‘Argumentum in opus sequens’. Incipit: ‘[T]empore sancti<br />
Ludouici Francorum regisVilhelmi de Sancto Amore . . .’<br />
oo 1 r Thomas Aquinas: Contra impugnantes dei cultum et religionem.<br />
refs. Leonine XLI (1970), Pars A, A51^116, on this edition A17<br />
no. 4 (= Ed 2 ) and A38; see Torrell 79^84, 346^7. Preceded by a<br />
list of contents.<br />
rr2 v Thomas Aquinas: De regno ad regem Cypri [addressed to]<br />
Hugh II of Lusignan.‘Ad regem Cypri de regimine principum’.<br />
refs. Leonine XLII (1979), 421^44, 449^71; see Torrell 169^71,<br />
350. Thomas’s work ends at chapter II 8,51; it was continued by<br />
Ptolomaeus Lucensis, who added 62 supplementary chapters,<br />
and it was divided into four books. For this edition see 432 no. 3<br />
(= Ed 3 ). The text is preceded by a list of contents. It ends: ‘. . . est<br />
contra normam dicentis’.<br />
vv3 v Thomas Aquinas: Epistola ad ducissam Brabantiae [addressed<br />
to Margaret of Constantinople] Countess of Flanders. ‘De regimine<br />
Iudeorum ad ducissam Brabantie’.<br />
refs. Leonine XLII (1979), 360^78; seeTorrell 218^20, 355.<br />
vv3 v Thomas Aquinas: De forma absolutionis [addressed to]<br />
JohannesVercellensis, OP.<br />
refs. Leonine XL (1968), Pars C, C1^47, on this edition C10 no. 4<br />
(= Ed 3 ) and C24; seeTorrell 168, 353.<br />
vv5 v Thomas Aquinas: Expositio super primam decretalem<br />
[addressed to] ‘archidiaconum Cudestinum’ [Gi¡redus de<br />
Anagni, Archdeacon of Todi].<br />
refs. Leonine XL (1968), Pars E, E30^9, on this edition E8 no. 4<br />
(= Ed 2 ); seeTorrell 125^6, 352.<br />
vv7 v Thomas Aquinas: Expositio super secundam decretalem<br />
[addressed to] ‘archidiaconum Cudestinum’ [Gi¡redus de<br />
Anagni].<br />
refs. Leonine XL (1968), Pars E, E40^4; seeTorrell 125^6, 352.<br />
vv8 v Thomas Aquinas: Liber de sortibus ad dominum Jacobum de<br />
Tonengo.<br />
refs. Leonine XLIII (1976), 229^38; see Torrell 215^17, 353^4.<br />
The dedicatee is called Jacobus de Burgo in the incunable;<br />
Leonine 207^8 suggests that this bears some relation to Borgo di<br />
Cocconato, 5 kilometres fromTonengo.<br />
xx2 v Thomas Aquinas: De iudiciis astrorum [addressed to]<br />
Raynaldus [de Piperno].<br />
refs. Leonine XLIII (1976), 201, on this edition195 no.7 (= Ed 4 );<br />
seeTorrell 215, 356.<br />
xx2 v Thomas Aquinas: De aeternitate mundi.‘De eternitate mundi<br />
contra murmurantes’.<br />
refs. Leonine XLIII (1976), 85^9, on this edition 64 no. 5 (= Ed 4 )<br />
and 80; seeTorrell 184^7, 348.<br />
xx3 v Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-; Albertus Magnus]: De fato.<br />
Incipit:‘[Q]ueritur de fato an sit . . .’; explicit:‘. . . contemplationis<br />
bonorum’.<br />
refs. Albertus Magnus, Opera (1651); Opera (1890); see Guyot<br />
207.<br />
xx6 r Thomas Aquinas [Pseudo]: De principio individuationis.<br />
Incipit:‘[Q]uoniam due sunt in homine potentie cognoscitiue . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 207.<br />
xx 6 v Thomas Aquinas: De ente et essentia.<br />
refs. Leonine XLIII (1976), 369^81, on this edition 334 no. 15 (=<br />
Ed 4 ); seeTorrell 47^8, 348^9.<br />
yy 1 r Thomas Aquinas: De principiis naturae ad fratrem Sylvestrum.<br />
refs. Leonine XLIII (1976),39^47, on this edition13 no.9 (= Ed 4 )<br />
and 27^8; seeTorrell 48^9, 349; Guyot 207.<br />
yy 2 v Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De natura materiae. De dimensionibus<br />
indeterminatis.‘De natura materie et dimensionibus interminatis’.<br />
refs. De Natura materiae attributed to St Thomas Aquinas, ed. J.<br />
M.Wyss,Textus Philosophici Friburgensis,3 (Fribourg,1953),83^<br />
131; see Guyot 207. For the presence of these two treatises<br />
together in this edition see the editorial note on mm 7 v below.<br />
yy 6 r Thomas Aquinas: De mixtione elementorum [addressed to]<br />
Philippus de Castro Caeli.<br />
refs. Leonine XLIII (1976), 155^7, on this edition 144 no. 9 (=<br />
Ed 4 ) and 150^1; seeTorrell 213^14; 3555; Guyot 207.
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yy6 v Thomas Aquinas: De operationibus occultis naturae ad quendam<br />
militem ultramontanum.<br />
refs. Leonine XLIII (1976), 183^6, on this edition 168 no. 5 (=<br />
Ed 4 ) and 175^6; seeTorrell 214^15, 356.<br />
yy7 r Thomas Aquinas: De motu cordis [addressed to] Philippus de<br />
Castro Caeli.<br />
refs. Leonine XLIII (1976), 127^30, on this edition 103 no. 6 (=<br />
Ed 4 ) and 117^18; seeTorrell 213^14, 355^6.<br />
yy8 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De instantibus. Incipit:<br />
‘[Q]uoniam omnem durationem concomitatur instans . . . a quo<br />
omnia bona sunt qui est deus . . . a quo omnia bona sunt . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 207.<br />
zz 1 v Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De quatuor oppositis. Incipit:<br />
‘[Q]uoniam quattuor sunt oppositiones . . . in tribus generibus . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 207.<br />
zz 4 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De demonstratione. Incipit: ‘[A]d<br />
habendum cognitionem demonstratione . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 207.<br />
zz 4 v Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: Fallacie.<br />
refs. Leonine XLIII (1976), 385^400, 403^18; on the title and latest<br />
views on authorship see Leonine I* (editio altera 1989) 56*^<br />
64*; see alsoTorrell 11 and 359 and Guyot 207.<br />
zz 8 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De propositionibus modalibus.<br />
refs. Leonine XLIII (1976), 385^400, 421^2; see Torrell 11 and<br />
359; Guyot 207.<br />
zz 8 v Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De natura accidentis. Incipit:<br />
‘[Q]uoniam omnis cognitio humana . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 207.<br />
hh 1 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De natura generis. Incipit:‘quoniam<br />
omnis creatura generis limitibus . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 207.<br />
hh8 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De potentiis animae.‘De principiis<br />
anime’. Incipit: ‘[U]t adiutorium homini collatum et progressum<br />
. . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 207.<br />
mm 2 v Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De tempore. Incipit: ‘[S]icut uult<br />
philosophus secundo metaphysice . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 208: a miscellaneous work extracted from<br />
Thomas, Super IV physicorum, and Albertus Magnus.<br />
mm4 v Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-; Thomas de Sutton]: Contra pluralitatem<br />
formarum. Incipit:‘[Q]uoniam sanctum est honorare ueritatem<br />
. . .’<br />
refs. S. Thomae Aquinatis Opuscula omnia, ed. P. Mandonnet<br />
(Paris, 1927), V 308^46; see Kaeppeli no. 3870; Sharpe, Latin<br />
Writers, no. 1838; Guyot 208.<br />
mm 7 v [Pizamanus, Antonius: Editorial note.] It explains that booklet<br />
no. 46, De dimensionibus indeterminatis, is actually placed after<br />
booklet no. 32, De natura materiae, on yy2 v .<br />
mm 7 v Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De natura syllogismorum. Incipit:<br />
‘[Q]uoniam scire est causam rei cognoscere . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 208.<br />
kk 1 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: Summa totius logicae. ‘Totius<br />
logice Aristotelis summa’. Incipit: ‘[O]mnes homines nam scire<br />
desiderant . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 208.<br />
BB 7 r Thomas Aquinas: De sensu respectu singularium et intellectu<br />
respectu universalium [extract from Sententia Libri de anima, lib.<br />
II cap. XII, 65^151]. ‘Tractatus de sensu respectu singularium et<br />
intellectu repectu(!) uniuersalium’.<br />
refs. Leonine XLV/1 (1984), 115^16; see Torrell 341, 360; Guyot<br />
208.<br />
BB7 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De inventione medii. Incipit:<br />
‘[Q]uoniam principium syllogizandi . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 208.<br />
BB 7 r Thomas Aquinas: De natura luminis [extract from Sententia<br />
Libri de anima lib. II cap. xiv, 325^87].<br />
refs. Leonine XLV/1 (1984), 129^30; see Guyot 208.<br />
BB7 v Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De natura loci. Incipit: ‘[A]d<br />
sciendum naturam loci considerare . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 208: a miscellaneous work extracted from<br />
Thomas, Super IV physicorum, and Albertus Magnus.<br />
BB8 v Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De intellectu et intelligibili.<br />
Incipit:‘[S]ciendum estquod deracione eius quod estintelligere. . .<br />
quecunque secundum predicacionem’.<br />
refs. See Guyot 208. P. G. F. Rossi, Antiche e nuove edizioni degli<br />
opuscoli di SanTommaso d’Aquino e il problema della loro autenticita'<br />
, Monogra¢e del Collegio Alberoni, 12 (Piacenza, 1955): also<br />
found in De potentia q. 9 a. 5; q. 9 a. 9; q. 8 a.1; in Summa I: q.79 a.<br />
10 ad 3; q. 27 a.1; q. 34 a.1ad 2; q. 27 a.4 c. et ad 2; q.14 a.4; q.85 a.<br />
11 ad 2; q. 59 a. 1 ad1; and Comm. Metaphys. lib. 1, lect. 2.<br />
CC 1 v Thomas Aquinas: De quo est et quod est [extract from Super<br />
libros Sententiarum dist. 8, qu. 5, art. 2]. Incipit: ‘[I]n omnibus in<br />
quibus est compositio. . . emendari potuisset’.<br />
refs. Scriptum super Sententiis, ed. P. Mandonnet, 2 vols (Paris,<br />
1929) [Books I, II]; seeTorrell 332; Guyot 208.<br />
CC 1 v [Pizamanus, Antonius: Editorial note on the authorship of<br />
the following works.]<br />
CC1 v Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: Primus tractatus de universalibus.<br />
Incipit: ‘[C]irca uniuersalia multiplex . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 208.<br />
CC2 v Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: Secundus tractatus de universalibus.<br />
Incipit: ‘[Q]uoniam dicit Aristotelis primo posteriorum . . .<br />
scientiis procedatur’.<br />
refs. See Guyot 208.<br />
CC 3 v [Introduction to O⁄cium Corporis Christi.] ‘Ex cronica que<br />
appellatur supplementum cronicarum’. Incipit: ‘Urbanus papa<br />
quartus ponti¢catu suscepto . . .’<br />
CC 4 r Thomas Aquinas: O⁄cium de festo Corporis Christi.<br />
refs. SeeTorrell 129^31, 357.<br />
CC5 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-; Albertus Magnus pseudo-]: De<br />
venerabili sacramento altaris ad modum sermonum [also known<br />
as: Sermones de eucharistiae sacramento].<br />
refs. Albertus Magnus, Opera (1651), XIIa 249^300; Opera<br />
(1890), XIII 669^797 (Sermo I^XVII, XIX, XVIII, XX^<br />
XXXII). On the authorship see Glorieux, Re¤ pertoire, 14fe<br />
(Thomas Aquinas), 6cr (Albertus Magnus), 305bx<br />
(Bonaventura), 349n (Bertrand de la Tour �1332); G. G.<br />
Meerseman, Introductio in opera omnia beati Alberti Magni<br />
(Bruges, 1931), 113^16; Joseph Kramp,‘Albert der Grosse und die<br />
‘‘Sermones de ss. eucharistiae sacramento’’’, Gregorianum, 3<br />
(1922), 239^53; Guyot 208; Distelbrink no. 206; Schneyer,<br />
Repertorium,V 608^12.<br />
EE 4 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De venerabili sacramento altaris<br />
ad modum decem praedicamentorum.‘De sacramento eucharistie<br />
ad modum decem predicamentorum’. Incipit: ‘[M]emoriam<br />
fecit mirabilium suorum misericors et miserator dominus escam<br />
dedit timentibus se. Esca ista de qua loquitur hic psalmus non<br />
inconuenienter intelligitur . . . uiuos et mortuos. Hunc tractatum<br />
fecit eximius . . . respiciebat deo gratias’.
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[t-141^t-142<br />
refs. See Guyot 208; Glorieux, Re¤ pertoire, 14fe; Distelbrink no.<br />
206.<br />
EE7 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De humanitate Christi. Incipit:<br />
‘[C]hristus Iesus uenit in hunc mundum . . . innouabitur et ho(?)<br />
glori¢cabitur’.<br />
refs. See Guyot 208.<br />
GG8 v Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-; Helvicus Teutonicus]: De dilectione<br />
dei et proximi. Incipit:‘[M]agister quod est mandatum maximum<br />
. . .’<br />
refs. See Kaeppeli II 179^80 no. 1700; Guyot 208.<br />
KK 1 v Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De divinis moribus. Incipit:<br />
‘[P]erfecti estote sicut et pater uester celestis perfectus est. In<br />
sacra scriptura nichil nobis impossibile consulitur . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 208.<br />
KK 3 v Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De beatitudine. Incipit: ‘[B]eati<br />
qui habitant in domo . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 208.<br />
KK8 v Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-; Matthaeus de Cracovia]: De<br />
modo con¢tendi et puritate conscientiae. Incipit:‘[Q]uoniam fundamentum<br />
et ianua virtutum . . .’ Often attributed to Thomas<br />
Aquinas or Bonaventura; see Glorieux, Re¤ pertoire, 14(fg) and<br />
305(dn); Michaud-Quantin 79^80; Guyot 208; and VLVI172^82.<br />
LL 5 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De o⁄cio sacerdotis. Incipit:<br />
‘[Q]uia sacerdotis o⁄cium . . . quales descripti sunt qui cum<br />
patre et ¢lio . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 208.<br />
LL8 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-; Richardus deWedinghausen]: De<br />
expositione missae.<br />
refs. PL CLXXVII 455^69 (attributed to John of Cornwall)<br />
chapters I-IX, some text missing in chapter VIII; see Guyot 208;<br />
Glorieux, Re¤ pertoire, 14ed (attributed to Thomas Aquinas);<br />
Sharpe, LatinWriters, no. 1366 ‘Richard the Premonstratensian’.<br />
MM1 v Thomas Aquinas: De emptione et venditione ad tempus<br />
[addressed to] Jacobus de Viterbo, conventual lector at Florence<br />
c.1262, the date of this letter.<br />
refs. Leonine XLII (1979), 393^4; see Torrell 122^3, 351; Guyot<br />
208.<br />
MM1 v Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De modo studendi. ‘Epistola<br />
exhortatoria sancte Thome ad quemdam in qua proponit idoneum<br />
modum salubriter acquirendi scientiam siue humanam<br />
siue diuinam’. Incipit: ‘[Q]uia quesiuisti a me in Christo mihi carissime<br />
Jo[hanne] qualiter te studere oporteat . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 208.<br />
MM2 r Thomas Aquinas: Expositio libri Boetii de ebdomadibus.<br />
refs. Leonine L (1992), 267^82; on this edition see the text below;<br />
seeTorrell 68, 345^6; Guyot 208.<br />
MM 4 v Thomas Aquinas: Super Boetium de trinitate. ‘Questiones<br />
super librum Boetii de trinitate’.<br />
refs. Leonine L (1992), 75^171, on this edition 14 no. 4 (= Ed 4 )<br />
and 51; seeTorrell 67^8, 345; Guyot 208.<br />
OO4 r ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> earundem questionum’.<br />
OO 4 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De virtutibus et vitiis.‘De uiciis et<br />
uirtutibus numero quaternario procedens’. Incipit: ‘[Q]uatuor<br />
sunt uirtutum species . . . uilis penuria et in¢rmitas’.<br />
refs. S. Thomae Aquinatis opera omnia, ed. R. Busa (Stuttgart,<br />
1980), VII 718^20; see Guyot 208; Glorieux, Re¤ pertoire, 14ee;<br />
Bloom¢eld 4455.<br />
OO6 r ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> concordantiarum’.<br />
OO 6 v Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: Concordantiae ‘‘Pertransibunt<br />
plurimi’’.‘De concordantiis in quo concordat seipsum in passibus<br />
apparenter contrariis’. Incipit: ‘[P]ertransibunt plurimi et multiplex<br />
. . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 208.<br />
PP1 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-; Aegidius de Lessinia]: De usuris in<br />
communi. ‘De usuris in communi et de usurarum contractibus’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[O]mnis homo a natura non degenerans ueritatem<br />
amat . . .’<br />
refs. See Kaeppeli I 13^15 no. 47; Guyot 208.<br />
QQ2 v ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> summe opusculorum’.<br />
v<br />
RR5 ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> de usuris’.<br />
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T-114; Michelitsch 217; Oates 2<strong>002</strong>; Sack, Freiburg, 3383;<br />
Sheppard 4239.<br />
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Thome de Aquino ordinis Predicatorum’; in the same hand also<br />
some chapter headings and structuring of the text.<br />
Provenance: Jean Baptiste, chevalier de Bearzi (nineteenth century)(?);<br />
probably his sale (1855), lot 360; a pencil note on the<br />
rear endleaf. Purchased for »1.7.0; see Books Purchased (1855), 3.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 1.23.<br />
T-144 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Quaestiones de quodlibet I^XII.<br />
[*1 r ] ‘Tituli questionum’.<br />
[a1 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Quaestiones de quodlibet I^XII.<br />
refs. Leonine XXV (1996),177^430 [1^3, 6, 4^5,12] and 7^171 [7^<br />
11]; on this edition see 27* (= Ed 2 ); seeTorrell 207^12, 337.<br />
Cologne: Arnold Ther Hoernen, 1471. Folio.<br />
collation: [* 6 a^p 10 ].<br />
HC *1401; Go¡ T-183; BMC I 203; Pr 928; BSB-Ink T-249; CIBN<br />
T-139; Hillard 1952; Michelitsch 76; Oates 422; Sheppard 718^19;<br />
Voullie¤ me, Ko« ln, 1146.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf [p 10].<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century gold-tooled red morocco; giltedged<br />
leaves; marbled pastedowns; azure silk bookmark. Size:<br />
290 ¿ 214 ¿ 35 mm. Size of leaf: 283 ¿ 200 mm.<br />
A few marginal notes, mainly extracting key words, providing<br />
corrections to the texts and pointing hands, in a sixteenth-century<br />
German hand in brown ink. On the verso of the front endleaf, a<br />
bibliographical note in French, signed ‘M.’, i.e. Count<br />
MacCarthy. ‘26683 x’ in brown ink in the lower margin of the<br />
rear endleaf.<br />
Intials are supplied in red, sometimes with brown pen-work decoration;<br />
paragraph marks and capital strokes also in red.<br />
Provenance: Awashed-out inscription on [*1] in a contemporary<br />
hand. Justin, comte MacCarthy Reagh (1744^1811); sale (1815),<br />
lot 589. Other books with neighbouring shelfmarks were acquired<br />
between1830 and1860.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 3.42.<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf [p10].<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled calf; bound for the<br />
Bodleian Library. Yellow-edged leaves sprinkled with red. Size:<br />
283 ¿ 205 ¿ 38 mm. Size of leaf: 268 ¿ 190 mm.<br />
On [p10 v ] the blank space of the leaf has been ruled in brown ink<br />
and ¢lled with an incomplete manuscript list of contents, in an<br />
early German hand in brown ink.<br />
Some initials are supplied in brown ink.<br />
Provenance: Purchased for »0. 14. 0; see Books Purchased<br />
(1845), 2.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 6Q 4.7.<br />
T-145 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Quaestiones de quodlibet I^XII.<br />
[*1 r ] [Alphabetical list of questions.]<br />
[a1 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Quaestiones de quodlibet I^XII.‘Summa de<br />
quolibet Thome Aquinatis’.<br />
refs. Leonine XXV (1996),177^430 [1^3,6, 4^5,12] and 7^171 [7^<br />
11]; on this edition see 27* (= Ed 3 ); seeTorrell 207^12, 337.<br />
r<br />
[o4 ] [Colophon.] It is followed by a long note, probably written by<br />
the corrector Andreas Frisner, on the orthography of the text.<br />
He seems to indicate that he also emended the text.<br />
Nuremberg: Johann Sensenschmidt and Andreas Frisner, 15 Apr.<br />
1474. Folio.<br />
collation: [* 4 a^c 10 d 8 e^n 10 o 4 ].<br />
HC Addenda *1402; Go¡ T-184; BMC II 406; Pr 2194; BSB-Ink<br />
T-250; CIBN T-140; Michelitsch 77; Sheppard 1403.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting gathering [*] containing the table, which, in some copies,<br />
is bound ¢rst (BSB), in some last (BL).<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled diced russia; the gold<br />
stamp of the Bodleian Library on both covers. Blue silk bookmark.<br />
Size: 418 ¿ 292 ¿ 37 mm. Size of leaf: 405 ¿ 272 mm.<br />
‘XV. B. 4’and ‘XIV. A. 2*’ in pencil on the front endleaf.<br />
Initials and paragraph marks are supplied in blue or red. Running<br />
‘quodlibetum’ numbers in red. Capital strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: Petrus Gotfart de Corona (� c.1476); inscription on<br />
the front parchment endleaf: ‘Preclarus uir theologie sacre licenciatus<br />
arcium ec e liberalium doctor precipuus atque huius collegij<br />
ducalis [Viennae] collegiatus meritus noue denique librarie ibidem<br />
in pictura(?) executor ¢delis Magister Petrus Gottfart de<br />
Corona prenominato collegio presente(?) librorum testamento<br />
suo legauit. cuius anima o deus misericors te facie ad faciem<br />
uideat. Anno 1476. Quotlibeta s. Thome Aquinatis’; see J.<br />
Aschbach, Geschichte der wiener Universita« t, 3 vols (Vienna,<br />
1865^88), I 620. Purchased for »8. 1. 0; see Books Purchased<br />
(1803), 1.<br />
Former Bodleian shelfmark: Auct. P 1.2.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 7Q inf. 1.11.
2506 thomas aquinas<br />
[t-146^t-149<br />
T-146 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Quaestiones de quodlibet I^XII.<br />
[*2 r ] ‘Tituli questionum’.<br />
r<br />
[a1 ] Thomas Aquinas: Quaestiones de quodlibet I^XII.<br />
refs. Leonine XXV (1996),177^430 [1^3,6,4^5,12] and 7^171 [7^<br />
11]; on this edition see 27* (= Ed 4 ); seeTorrell 207^12, 337.<br />
Ulm: Johann Zainer, 1475. Folio.<br />
collation: [* 8 a^c 10 d 8 e^h 10 i 8 k^n 10 o 8 p^z 10 ].<br />
Woodcut initials.<br />
HC *1403; Go¡ T-185; BMC II 524; Pr 2510; Amelung, Fru« hdruck,1<br />
no. 24; BSB-Ink T-251; CIBN T-141; Michelitsch 78; Sack,<br />
Freiburg, 3420; Sheppard1802. COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf [*1].<br />
Binding: Seventeenth-century(?) blind-tooled quarter calf over<br />
wooden boards; stamps forming four leaf motifs on each cover<br />
(for identical tools see London, BL, IC.7150^1 and IA. 3480a [ex<br />
informatione Randall Herz]). Remains of a leather clasp. Yellowedged<br />
leaves. Size: 282 ¿ 215 ¿ 60 mm. Size of leaf: 273 ¿<br />
199 mm.<br />
Principal woodcut initials are painted in red and decorated in various<br />
colours; other woodcut initials are coloured in red; capital<br />
strokes also in red.<br />
Provenance: Indersdorf, Bavaria, Augustinian Canons Regular,<br />
BVM; inscription on [*2 r ]: ‘Monasterii B V M in Vndenstor¡<br />
1647’. Royal Library, Munich; armorial book-plate:<br />
‘Bibliothecae Electoralis Monacensis’, dated 1779 (Warnecke<br />
1380). Sold as duplicate; ‘Duplum’ and ‘Inc. Typ. 303’ in brown<br />
ink on the front endleaf; also ‘1481’ in brown ink on a slip of<br />
paper inserted into the book and in pencil on the verso of the<br />
rear endleaf. Acquired between 1847 and c.1892, probably in<br />
1850; not in Catalogus (1843) with Appendix.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 5Q 4.4.<br />
T-147 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Quaestiones de quodlibet I^XII.<br />
a1 v ‘Registrum’.<br />
r<br />
a2 ‘Tituli questionum’.<br />
b1 r Thomas Aquinas: Quaestiones de quodlibet I^XII.<br />
refs. Leonine XXV (1996),177^430 [1^3,6,4^5,12] and 7^171 [7^<br />
11]; on this edition see 27*^28* (= Ed 5 ); seeTorrell 207^12, 337.<br />
Venice: Johannes de Colonia and Johannes Manthen, 1476. 4 o .<br />
collation: a 6 b^s 8 t 10 . Leaf a2 signed a1.<br />
HC *1404; Go¡ T-186; BMC V 226; Pr 4304; BSB-Ink T-252; CIBN<br />
T-142; Michelitsch 79; Sheppard 3476.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Eighteenth/ninenteenth-century half parchment over<br />
yellow pasteboards; title and imprint information in brown ink<br />
on the spine. Yellow pastedowns. ‘263’ on a slip of paper pasted<br />
onto the front endleaf. Size: 231 ¿ 169 ¿ 35 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 222 ¿ 162 mm.<br />
A few marginal notes, mainly extracting key words, in a contemporary<br />
humanist hand, and pointing hands, all in brown ink. On<br />
t 10 v various pen-trials in sixteenth-century Italian hands, among<br />
which is ‘Ego do[mi]nus Ioanes Baptista de Parma > ego donus<br />
Angelus de Bussetto > ego donus Aurelius hec scripsi > quia sincera<br />
f(?)’. Modern manuscript foliation1^152, in pencil.<br />
Principal initials are supplied in red, sometimes with reserved<br />
white decoration, with brown pen-work decoration with extension<br />
into the margin. Other initials and paragraph marks are supplied<br />
in red. Capitals touched with yellow wash.<br />
Provenance: Parma, Benedictines of the Congregation of S.<br />
Justina (from 1477), S. Johannes Evangelista; contemporary<br />
inscription in an Italian humanist hand in light brown ink, on<br />
a6 v : ‘Iste liber est monachorum Congregationis sancte Justine<br />
ordinis sancti Benedicti de obseruantia deputatus monasterio<br />
sancti Johannis euangeliste de Parma. Signatus numero .94.’ On<br />
a1 r<br />
in a marginally later hand: ‘Iste liber est s Johannis<br />
Euangeliste de Parma no. 58’. Below, in a later hand in brown<br />
v<br />
ink: ‘F(?) de Giuntis’. Johannes Bruni (£. 1703); name on a1 :<br />
‘Ioannis Bruni 1703’. Albergotti family (eighteenth century);<br />
‘Albergotti’ in pencil on the verso of the front endleaf. Dimitrij<br />
Petrovich, Count Boutourlin (1763^1829); shelfmark no. 159; see<br />
Catalogue (1831); purchased at his sale for »0. 10. 6; see sale catalogue<br />
(1839), lot 263, and Books Purchased (1840), 3.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 5.58.<br />
T-148 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Quaestiones de quodlibet I^XII.<br />
a2 r ‘Tituli questionum’.<br />
b1 r Thomas Aquinas: Quaestiones de quodlibet I^XII.<br />
refs. Leonine XXV (1996),177^430 [1^3, 6, 4^5,12] and 7^171 [7^<br />
11]; on this edition see 28* (= Ed 8 ); seeTorrell 207^12, 337.<br />
Venice: Hannibal Foxius and Marinus Saracenus, for Franciscus<br />
de Madiis, 31 May 1486. 4 o .<br />
collation: a 6 b^s 8 t 10 .<br />
HC *1406; Go¡ T-188; BMC V 408; Pr 5011; BSB-Ink T-254; CIBN<br />
T-145; Michelitsch 81; Sheppard 4093.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Contemporary blind-tooled calf over wooden boards,<br />
with metal clasps and catches, the latter stamped ‘a.sai’.<br />
‘Quodlibet s. Thome de Aquino’ in black ink along the upper<br />
edge. Triple ¢llets form a quadruple frame. No stamps within the<br />
outer frame. Within the following frame a repeated square £oral<br />
and foliate stamp.Within the following frame a £oral and foliate<br />
roll.The inner rectangle is decorated with a repeated £oral stamp.<br />
Rebacked. Size: 213 ¿ 163 ¿ 38 mm. Size of leaf: 207 ¿ 157 mm.<br />
Initials, paragraph marks, and chapter heading underlining are<br />
supplied in red.<br />
Provenance: Buxheim, Bavaria, Carthusians, BVM; inscription<br />
on a 2 r : ‘Cartusiae Buxheim’; not in Honemann, ‘Buxheim<br />
Collection’. Graf von Ostein, 1803. Sold in 1883 by Graf Hugo<br />
von Waldbott-Bassenheim (1820^1895); Buxheim sale, lot 3343a.<br />
Dr Charles Newman (twentieth century); sale (1966), lot 161.<br />
Purchased in 1966.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. e. I4.1486.1.<br />
T-149 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Quaestiones disputatae de potentia.<br />
r<br />
a2 Thomas Aquinas: Quaestiones disputatae de potentia.‘Materia<br />
prima de potencia dei’.<br />
refs. ed. P. Bazzi et al. (Turin, Marietti, 1965), XXII, 7^276; see<br />
Torrell 161^4, 335.<br />
r<br />
ee4 ‘Tituli questionum’.<br />
[Cologne: Johann Koelho¡, the Elder, c.1476]. Folio.
t-149^t-152] thomas aquinas<br />
2507<br />
collation: a^n nn o^r 8 s 6 t 10 u 8 x 6 y z aa^cc 8 dd ee 6 , not as BMC.<br />
HC *1414; Go¡ T-175; BMC I 219; Pr 1028; BSB-Ink T-241;<br />
Michelitsch 89; Sack, Freiburg, 3413; Sheppard 790; Voullie¤ me,<br />
Ko« ln, 1144;.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaves a 1 and ee 6.<br />
Binding: Sixteenth-century(?) parchment over wooden boards.<br />
Manuscript author’s name on the spine in brown ink. Yellowedged<br />
leaves. Size: 280 ¿ 225 ¿ 55 mm. Size of leaf: 273 ¿<br />
198 mm.<br />
Contemporary running chapter headings, in a very small hand in<br />
brown ink, up to g 6 r .<br />
Initials and paragraph marks are supplied in red.<br />
Provenance: Purchased for »0. 18. 0; see Books Purchased<br />
(1839), 2.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 6Q 2.29.<br />
T-150 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Quaestiones disputatae de veritate.<br />
v<br />
[* 1 ] ‘Tituli questionum de ueritate disputatarum’.<br />
[a2 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Quaestiones disputatae de veritate.<br />
refs. Leonine XXII (1970^6), I 3^III 872, on this edition I 36* (=<br />
Ed 1 ) and157*^161*; seeTorrell 59^69, 334^5.<br />
Cologne: Johann Koelho¡, the Elder, 1475. Folio.<br />
collation: [* 4 a^g 10 h^z A^K 8 L 10 M 12 N O 10 P^Z aa^ll 8 ].<br />
H *1419; Go¡ T-179; BMC I 219; Pr 1027; BSB-Ink T-245; CIBN<br />
T-150; Michelitsch 94; Oates 523; Sack, Freiburg, 3417; Sheppard<br />
789; Voullie¤ me, Ko« ln, 1148.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf [ll8].<br />
Binding: Contemporary blind-tooled (¢llets only) pigskin over<br />
wooden boards, with metal clasps and catches. Contemporary<br />
manuscript title ‘questiones de veritate’ in brown ink on a rectangular<br />
paper label pasted onto the upper cover. Later manuscript<br />
title, in black ink, on a rectangular paper label at the head of the<br />
spine. Yellow-edged leaves. Leather index tabs dyed red. Strips<br />
from a twelfth-century noted manuscript are visible in the binding.<br />
Size: 307 ¿ 213 ¿ 120 mm. Size of leaf: 290 ¿ 205 mm.<br />
Running ‘quaestio’ numbers in the upper right-hand corner of the<br />
rectos in a contemporaryhand in brown ink. Occasional structuring<br />
of the text in the same hand.<br />
On [a2 r ] a seven-line initial ‘Q’ is supplied in blue within a square<br />
ground made of red pen-work decoration. Other initials are supplied<br />
in red or blue; paragraph marks and capital strokes in red.<br />
Numbering in the list of contents and running ‘quaestio’ numbers<br />
and titles in red.<br />
Provenance: Perhaps Wu« rzburg, Bavaria, Conventual<br />
Franciscans, Inventio crucis/Sancta crux [suggestion by<br />
Kristian Jensen]. Anonymous sale (3 May 1832), lot 211.<br />
Purchased for »1. 3. 0; see Library Bills (1829^32), no. 364; Books<br />
Purchased (1832), 2.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 6Q 3.22.<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Not in Sheppard. Bound in a modern guard-book of fragments:<br />
see A-105. Size of leaf: 283 ¿ 190 mm.<br />
Leaves [L4] and the lower part of [L5.6] only.<br />
Fragment; removed in 1884 from the binding of P 1.3 Med. containing<br />
Petrus Pen‹ a and Matthias de L’Obel, In G.<br />
Rondellettii . . . Pharmaceuticam o⁄cinam animaduersiones . . .<br />
(London, 1605) (STC 19595.5).<br />
Some marginal notes, extracting key concepts, in an early hand in<br />
brown ink.<br />
Provenance: [of P 1.3 Med.] Acquired by 1738; see Fysher,<br />
Catalogus, II 98.<br />
Former Bodleian shelfmark: P 1.3 Med.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. b. G97.1(3) [leaves 9^11].<br />
T-151 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Quaestiones disputatae de veritate (ed. Johannes<br />
Franciscus Venetus).<br />
[*1 v ] Johannes FranciscusVenetus: [Dedicatory letter addressed to]<br />
Marcus Barbus, titular Cardinal-priest of St Mark. Incipit:<br />
‘[C]orrigendi mendosos codices . . .’<br />
[*2 r ] ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> huius libri’.<br />
r<br />
[a1 ] Thomas Aquinas: Quaestiones disputatae de veritate. Edited<br />
by Johannes FranciscusVenetus, as stated in his letter.<br />
refs. Leonine XXII (1970^6), I 3^III 872, on this edition I 36* (=<br />
Ed 2 ) and157*^161*; seeTorrell 59^69, 334^5.<br />
Rome: Arnoldus Pannartz, 20 Jan. 1476. Folio.<br />
collation: [* 4 a^f 10.8 g 8 h 10 i^q 10.8 r s 8 t v 10 x^z A^N 8.10 O P 8 ].<br />
H *1420; Go¡ T-180; BMC IV 62; Pr 3533; BSB-Ink T-246; CIBN<br />
T-151; Michelitsch 95; Sack, Freiburg, 3418; Sheppard 2818.<br />
COPY<br />
Gathering [I] bound between gatherings [E] and [F].<br />
Binding: Twentieth-century parchment over pasteboards;<br />
imprint information gilt on the spine; marbled pastedowns;<br />
green silk bookmark. Size: 296 ¿ 208 ¿ 80 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 289 ¿ 200 mm.<br />
On the verso of the old rear endleaf a calculation of gatherings<br />
and pages in a contemporary hand in light brown ink. On [* 1 v ] a<br />
note in a seventeenth-century Italian hand in brown ink: ‘Editio<br />
hec nobilis est et magni facienda’. In the same hand, manuscript<br />
foliation 1^344, and folio references added to the table of contents,<br />
occasional extraction of key words, and pointing hands.<br />
Provenance: Washed inscription on [a1 r ]. Unidenti¢ed embossed<br />
monogram on the verso of the front endleaf:‘B C’, surmounted by<br />
a coronet. Cuthbert Hamilton Turner (1860^1930); purchased by<br />
Turner from C. E. Rappaport in 1923, for Italian L1500; bookseller’s<br />
receipt and note on the front endleaf: ‘E libris Cuthberti<br />
Hamilton Turner, Oxon: A. S. MCMXXIII’. Donated in 1928 by<br />
Turner; see Annual Report of the Curators of the Bodleian<br />
Library, Oxford University Gazette, 13 Mar. 1929, 418.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. d. I2.1476.1.<br />
T-152 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Scriptum super Libros Sententiarum [Liber I].<br />
a2 r ‘Capitula primi libri sententiarum’.<br />
a 4 r Thomas Aquinas: Scriptum super Libros Sententiarum [Liber<br />
I].‘Scriptum . . . super primo libro sententiarum cum textu singulis<br />
distinctionibus anteposito’. [Prologue.]<br />
refs. Scriptum super Sententiis, ed. P. Mandonnet, 2 vols (Paris,<br />
1929) [Books I, II]; seeTorrell 332.<br />
a5 v Petrus Lombardus: Sententiarum liber I.‘Prologus’.<br />
refs. PL CXCII 521; see Stegmu« ller, Repertorium<br />
commentariorum, 1.
2508 thomas aquinas<br />
[t-152^t-154<br />
a6 r Thomas Aquinas: Scriptum super Libros Sententiarum [Liber<br />
I].<br />
refs. PL CXCII 521^962; Petrus Lombardus, Sententiae in IV<br />
libris distinctae, ed. I. Brady, Spicilegium Bonaventurianum, 4^5<br />
(Grottaferrata, 1971^81); see Stegmu« ller, Repertorium commentariorum,<br />
1. Thomas Aquinas’ commentary(?) alternates with<br />
Petrus Lombardus’original text.<br />
t5 r [Colophon.]<br />
t5 r ‘Registrum’.<br />
r<br />
t5 ‘<strong>Tabula</strong>’.<br />
Venice: Antonius de Strata, de Cremona, 21 June 1486. Folio.<br />
collation: a 10 b^r 8 s t 6 .<br />
HC *1474; Go¡ T-161; BMC V 294; XII 20. Pr 4589; BSB-InkT-256;<br />
CIBN T-156; Michelitsch 151; Sack, Freiburg, 3425; Sheppard<br />
3705^6.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Bound with:<br />
2. Thomas Aquinas, Scriptum super Libros Sententiarum [Liber<br />
II]. Venice: Bonetus Locatellus, for Octavianus Scotus, 22 Dec.<br />
1498 (T-154).<br />
Wanting the blank leaf a 1.<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century(?) calf; rebacked. Yellow-edged<br />
leaves. Size: 317 ¿ 220 ¿ 48 mm. Size of leaf: 309 ¿ 200 mm.<br />
Frequent marginal notes, mainly extracting key words, structuring<br />
the text, providing corrections and pointing hands, in a contemporary<br />
German hand in brown ink. Also extraction of names<br />
of authors in red ink.<br />
Initials and paragraph marks are supplied in red or blue; chapter<br />
heading underlining and capital strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: Purchased with T-154 from William Lowndes for<br />
»1. 1. 0; see Library Bills (1815), 77; Books Purchased (1815), 5.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 2Q 3.7(1).<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Bound with:<br />
2. Thomas Aquinas, Scriptum super Libros Sententiarum [Liber<br />
II]. Bologna: Benedictus Hectoris, 27 May 1494 (T-153).<br />
Binding: Contemporary German blind-tooled pigskin over<br />
wooden boards. Metal corner-pieces, centre-piece, and catches<br />
lost; remains of two leather clasps. Manuscript title on a rectangular<br />
parchment label at the head of the front cover, below a‘Z’on<br />
a square parchment label. Remains of manuscript title at the head<br />
of the spine. Formerly chained: staple-marks ofa hasp at the head<br />
of the lower cover. Remains of paper formerly covering the spine.<br />
Inside the covers, remains of contemporary and later title labels.<br />
Triple ¢llets form a double frame. On the upper cover, within the<br />
outer frame a repeated rectangular stamp showing two eagles,<br />
one in front, one in pro¢le; and a rosette stamp at each corner.<br />
Diagonal triple ¢llets divide the inner rectangle into lozengeshaped<br />
and triangular compartments, each decorated with large<br />
£oral stamps of two kinds. On the lower cover, diagonal triple ¢llets<br />
divide the inner rectangle into four triangular compartments.<br />
The impression of fourteenth-century(?) manuscript leaves, previously<br />
used as pastedowns and now removed, is clearly visible on<br />
both boards. Yellow-edged leaves. Size: 319 ¿ 225 ¿ 74 mm. Size<br />
of leaf: 306 ¿ 213 mm.<br />
Initials and paragraph marks are supplied in red.<br />
Provenance: Munich, Franciscan Observants, S. Antonius de<br />
Padua; inscription in the lower margin of a2 r : ‘Monachii ad PP.<br />
Franciscanos pro bibl.’ Duplicate from the Royal Library,<br />
Munich; ‘Duplum’ in brown ink on a1 r . Acquired between 1847<br />
and c.1892, probably in 1850; not in Catalogus (1843) with<br />
Appendix.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 5Q 3.20(1).<br />
T-153 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Scriptum super Libros Sententiarum [Liber II] (ed.<br />
Paulus Barbus Soncinas, rev. Marcus de Benevento).<br />
r<br />
a1 [Title-page.] ‘Secundum sententiarum sancti Thome Aquinatis’.<br />
a2 r ‘<strong>Tabula</strong>’.<br />
a4 r Thomas Aquinas: Scriptum super Libros Sententiarum [Liber<br />
II]. Edited by Paulus [Barbus] Soncinas and revised by Marcus<br />
de Benevento, as stated in the explicit. ‘Prologus’. Incipit:<br />
‘[S]piritus eius ornauit celos . . .’<br />
refs. See A. Birkenmajer, ‘Marco da Benevento und die<br />
Nominalistenakademie zu Bologna (1494^8)’, Philosophisches<br />
Jahrbuch, 38 (1925), 336^44, at 338^9.<br />
a4 r Petrus Lombardus: Sententiarum liber II. Incipit: ‘Creationem<br />
rerum insinuans scriptura . . . aliquid fari deo reuelante intendamus’.<br />
refs. PL CXCII 521^962; Petrus Lombardus, Sententiae in IV<br />
libris distinctae, ed. I. Brady, Spicilegium Bonaventurianum, 4^5<br />
(Grottaferrata, 1971^81); see Stegmu« ller, Repertorium<br />
commentariorum, 1.<br />
v<br />
C3 [Explicit and colophon.] Stating the editorial work (‘emendatum’)<br />
of Paulus Barbus and the revision (‘revisum’) of Marcus de<br />
Benevento.<br />
C4 r ‘Tituli seu articuli’.<br />
Bologna: Benedictus Hectoris, 27 May 1494. Folio.<br />
collation: a^e 8 f^h 6 i k 4 l 8 m^p 6 q 4 r s 6 t 4 v 8 x^z 6 h 8 m k A^C 6 .<br />
HC *1477; Go¡ T-164; BMC VI 841, XII 60. Pr 6625; BSB-Ink<br />
T-259; Michelitsch 154; Sack, Freiburg, 3429; Sheppard 5380.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with T-152(2); see there for details of binding, decoration,<br />
and provenance. Size of leaf: 306 ¿ 216 mm.<br />
Leaf a1 r :‘Secu� dn . . .’<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 5Q 3.20(2).<br />
T-154 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Scriptum super Libros Sententiarum [Liber II] (ed.<br />
Cornelius Sambucus).<br />
a1 r [Title-page.]<br />
r<br />
a2 ‘Capitula’.<br />
a4 r Thomas Aquinas: Scriptum super Libros Sententiarum [Liber<br />
II]. Edited by Cornelius Sambucus, as stated in the explicit.<br />
‘Prologus’. Incipit: ‘[S]piritus eius ornauit celos . . .’<br />
r<br />
a4 Petrus Lombardus: Sententiarum liber II. Incipit: ‘Creationem<br />
rerum insinuans scriptura . . .’<br />
refs. PL CXCII 521^962; Petrus Lombardus, Sententiae in IV<br />
libris distinctae, ed. I. Brady, Spicilegium Bonaventurianum, 4^5<br />
(Grottaferrata, 1971^81); see Stegmu« ller, Repertorium<br />
commentariorum, 1.<br />
r<br />
v3 [Explicit.] Stating the editorial work of Cornelius [Sambucus],<br />
OP, ‘ad Veronensem de eiusdem ordinis uite regularis sancti<br />
Dominici de Castello lectorem’.
t-154^t-157] thomas aquinas<br />
2509<br />
v3 r ‘Tituli uel articuli secundi libri sententiarum’.<br />
Venice: Bonetus Locatellus, for Octavianus Scotus, 22 Dec. 1498.<br />
Folio.<br />
collation: a^t 8 v 6 .<br />
Woodcut initials.<br />
HC *1478; Go¡ T-165; BMC V 451; Pr 5096; BSB-Ink T-260; CIBN<br />
T-158; Hillard 1955; Michelitsch 155; Oates 2<strong>001</strong>; Rhodes 1691;<br />
Sack, Freiburg, 3430^1; Sheppard 4238.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with T-152(1); see there for details of binding, decoration,<br />
and provenance. Size of leaf: 311 ¿ 203 mm.<br />
The woodcuts are coloured. Capital strokes in red.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 2Q 3.7(2).<br />
T-155 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Scriptum super Libros Sententiarum [Liber III].<br />
a2 r Thomas Aquinas: Scriptum super Libros Sententiarum [Liber<br />
III].‘Tertium scriptum’.<br />
refs. Scriptum super Sententiis, ed. M. F. Moos, 2 vols (Paris,<br />
1933^47) [Books III, IV up to distinction 22]; seeTorrell 332.<br />
[D3 r ] [Colophon.]<br />
[D3 v ] ‘Tituli’.<br />
Cologne: Johann Koelho¡, the Elder, 1476. Folio.<br />
collation: a^h J k^r [s^z aa^ll 8 mm 10 nn^zz A^C 8 D 10 ].<br />
HC *1479; Go¡ T-166; BMC I 220; Pr 1029; BSB-Ink T-261;<br />
Michelitsch 156; Sack, Freiburg, 3432; Sheppard 791; Voullie¤ me,<br />
Ko« ln, 1151.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf a1 and the unsigned leaf (inserted in some<br />
copies after c 1) containing text omitted between c 1 r and c1 v .<br />
The sequence of the early manuscript signatures is the following:<br />
‘. . . s^z h aa^ee ee ¡^ii 8 kk 10 ll^zz hh 8 x 10 ’.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled calf. Size: 305 ¿ 215 ¿<br />
82 mm. Size of leaf: 289 ¿ 209 mm.<br />
On a 2 r a six-line initial ‘A’ is supplied in interlocked red and blue<br />
with reserved white decoration. Other initials and paragraph<br />
marks are supplied in red or blue; chapter heading underlining<br />
and capital strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: On a2 r an unidenti¢ed coat of arms (¢fteenth century):<br />
gules, gothic‘i’over a patriarchal cross with two lateral supports<br />
at the base, azure; the whole within a bordure of the same;<br />
Mrs Clark (British Museum) suggested to Sheppard a religious<br />
house named Jerusalem, of which there were 10 in the Low<br />
Countries. Purchased for »0. 9. 0; see Books Purchased (1835), 2.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 2.28.<br />
T-156 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Scriptum super Libros Sententiarum [Liber IV].<br />
[a1 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Scriptum super Libros Sententiarum [Liber<br />
IV].‘Opus quartiscripti’ [from the colophon].<br />
refs. ed. Moos [Book III, Book IV up to distinction 22]; see<br />
Torrell 332.<br />
[E4 r ] [List of questions.]<br />
Mainz: Peter Schoe¡er, 13 June 1469. Folio.<br />
collation: [a^n 10 oj p^v 10 x 8 y 7 z A^E 10 ]. Collation as Sheppard.<br />
274 leaves.<br />
H *1481; Go¡ T-168; BMC I 25; Pr 87; BSB-InkT-263; CIBN T-159;<br />
Michelitsch 158; Sheppard 45. Micro¢che: Unit 1: Mainz to 1480,<br />
MA 60.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled black morocco; the<br />
gold stamp of the Bodleian Library on both covers. Sprinkled<br />
green-edged leaves; marbled pastedowns. Size: 347 ¿ 265 ¿<br />
57 mm. Size of leaf: 334 ¿ 250 mm.<br />
A few marginal notes, mainly extracting references, in an early<br />
hand in brown ink; also a few ‘nota’ marks and pointing hands.<br />
On [a 1 r ] a13^line initial ‘M’ is supplied in interlocked red and blue<br />
with very faded violet pen-work decoration extending into the<br />
margin. Other initials, paragraph marks, and running chapter<br />
numbers are supplied in red, the main initials with violet penwork<br />
decoration; capital strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: Bolzano (Bozen), Tyrol, Dominicans (sixteenth<br />
century); inscription in brown ink on [a 1 r ]: ‘Conuent. Bols. Ord.<br />
Praed(?)’. Purchased for »10. 10. 0; see Books Purchased (1815), 5;<br />
Library Bills (1815), no. 142.<br />
Former Bodleian shelfmark: Auct. 1Q Plut. 5.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 1.10.<br />
T-156A Thomas Aquinas<br />
Scriptum super Libros Sententiarum [Liber IV].<br />
Fragment<br />
Cologne: Heinrich Quentell, 2 Feb. 1480. Folio.<br />
collation: a 10+1 [b 8 c d 10 e] f 8 g^m 10 n^z A^L 8 M 6 N 8 O 10 P^Y 8<br />
Z 10 .<br />
HC *1483; Go¡ T-170; BMC I 262; Pr 1241; CIBN T-160; Oates 716;<br />
not in Sheppard.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with A-168(5); see there for details of binding and<br />
provenance.<br />
Leaf z 4 only. Size of fragment: 383 ¿ 290 mm.<br />
Two-line initials and paragraph marks are supplied in red; capital<br />
strokes in red.<br />
shelfmark: Gibson 403(19).<br />
T-157 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Scriptum super Libros Sententiarum [Liber IV].<br />
a2 r Thomas Aquinas: Scriptum super Libros Sententiarum [Liber<br />
IV].‘Super quarto libro sententiarum preclarum opus’.<br />
refs. ed. Moos [Book III, Book IV up to distinction 22]; see<br />
Torrell 332.<br />
v<br />
H2 [Colophon.]<br />
E4 r ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> huius libri’.<br />
Venice: [Johannes Herbort, de Seligenstadt] for Johannes de<br />
Colonia, Jenson et Socii, 24 June 1481. Folio.<br />
collation: a^z A^H 10 .<br />
HC *1484; Go¡ T-171; BMC V 301; Pr 4680; BSB-Ink T-266; CIBN<br />
T-161; Davis 687; Hillard 1956; Michelitsch 161; Sack, Freiburg,<br />
3435; Sheppard 3741.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Sheet E4.7 is printed with the same types as the rest of the book,<br />
not as BMC note.<br />
Binding: Contemporary German (Augsburg, Kyri� workshops<br />
nos 63 and 82) blind-tooled calf over wooden boards, with two
2510 thomas aquinas<br />
[t-157^t-159<br />
metal clasps and catches. Triple ¢llets form a triple frame.Within<br />
the outer frame a crocketed cresting roll and a £oral and foliate<br />
one. Within the following one a foliate sta¡ roll and a bunch of<br />
grapes roll. In the inner rectangle curved-outline tools make up<br />
merrythoughts, each containing a £euron. The spine is decorated<br />
with a repeated headed outline stamp; rolls and stamps include<br />
Kyri� pl. 167, nos 1^4, also pl. 129, no. 3. Size: 314 ¿ 218 ¿<br />
70 mm. Size of leaf: 304 ¿ 204 mm.<br />
Parchment leaves from a twelfth-century missal, Proprium de<br />
tempore, Easter time, pasted inside the covers.<br />
A few marginal notes, mainly extracting key words, in a contemporary<br />
hand, in very faded red ink.<br />
On a 2 r a large initial ‘M’ is supplied in blue. Other initials are supplied<br />
in red or blue; paragraph marks are supplied in red.<br />
Provenance: Purchased from John Mozley Stark for »1. 1. 0; see<br />
Library Bills (1856^8), 139; Books Purchased (1856), 4.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 6Q 5.51.<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Sheet E4.7 is printed with the same types as the rest of the book,<br />
not as BMC note.<br />
Binding: Contemporary German (Liesborn) blind-tooled calf,<br />
with two metal catches and clasps. At the head of the spine a sixteenth/seventeenth-century<br />
manuscript title in brown ink on a<br />
rectangular paper label.‘B C > 39’ in black ink on the last part of<br />
the tail of the spine, painted white. Double ¢llets form a triple<br />
frame. Within the outer frame, a rectangular decorative stamp,<br />
rectangular ‘Cosmas’ and Damianus’ stamps, circular ‘Ihs’ and<br />
rosette stamps, a small lozenge-shaped star stamp, and small<br />
six-petalled £owers. The following frame is decorated with the<br />
two circular ‘Ihs’ and rosette stamps, a small lozenge-shaped<br />
£eur-de-lis stamp, the star stamp, and a shield-shaped eagle<br />
stamp. Diagonal double ¢llets divide the inner rectangle into<br />
lozenge-shaped and triangular compartments, each decorated<br />
with the curcular ‘Ihs’and rosette stamps, the star stamp, a larger<br />
circular rosette stamp, a large lozenge-shaped £eur-de-lis stamp,<br />
and with the six-petalled £ower stamp at each intersection. The<br />
impression of thirteenth-century manuscripts used as pastedowns,<br />
but now removed, is still visible inside both covers. Strips<br />
from the same manuscript are still visible in the binding. Size:<br />
312 ¿ 215 ¿ 65 mm. Size of leaf: 307 ¿ 205 mm.<br />
A parchment leaf containing the calendar from Sept. to Dec.<br />
from a thirteenth-century manuscript, in two columns, is now<br />
loose inside the front cover. This leaf was clearly used as a pastedown<br />
(traces ofcopper rust and glue), but its text and script do not<br />
seem to match the impression on the boards.<br />
The signatures f 2, f 4, and G 1^3, printed in error in capitals, have<br />
been corrected in an early hand in brown ink. Some marginal<br />
notes, mainly extracting key concepts, and ‘nota’ marks in an<br />
early hand in brown ink, mostly on q8 v ^r1 r . A correction on r8 r .<br />
A few other similar notes in a di¡erent early hand in brown ink.<br />
On a2 r a large initial ‘M’ is supplied in interlocked red and blue<br />
with reserved white decoration, within a ground made of blue<br />
and red pen-work decoration with extension into the margin.<br />
Other main initials are supplied in red with reserved white decoration.<br />
Other initials, paragraph marks, and capital strokes in<br />
red.<br />
Provenance: Liesborn, Westphalia, Benedictines, SS. Cosmus,<br />
Damianus, et Simeon; stamps and inscription on the verso of the<br />
front parchment endleaf: ‘Liber sanctorum martirum Cosme<br />
Dammiani ac beatissimi Symeonis prophete in Lisborn ordinis<br />
sancti Benedicti Mon[asteriensis] dioc[esis]. Classe 7 Columnae<br />
Theologicae. Quartum scriptum sancti Thome super 4 senten[tiarum]’.<br />
Albert Ehrman (1890^1969); armorial book-plate; purchased<br />
from Ernst Philip Goldschmidt (1887^1954) in 1923 for<br />
»25; accession no.‘656’. Presented in 1978 by John Ehrman.<br />
shelfmark: Broxb. 20.9.<br />
T-158 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Sententia libri de anima.<br />
r<br />
a2 Thomas Aquinas: Sententia libri de anima. ‘Comentaria . . .<br />
super libro Aristotelis de anima’.<br />
refs. Leonine XLV/1 (1984), 3^260, on this edition 19* (= Ed 2 )<br />
and 69*; seeTorrell 171^4, 341.<br />
Venice: Antonello di Barasconi and Guilelmus Anima Mia,<br />
Tridinensis, 31 May 1485. Folio.<br />
collation: a^h 6 .<br />
H *1520; Go¡ T-238; not in Pr; BSB-Ink T-207; Michelitsch 195;<br />
Oates 1942; Sheppard 4088.<br />
COPY<br />
Previously bound with a copy of Gratia Dei, Aesculanus,<br />
Quaestiones disputatae; on a 1 r a note in a nineteenth-century<br />
Italian(?) hand: ‘in ¢ne Gratia Dei de Asulo Ord. Pred. Quest.<br />
disputate’.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth/twentieth-century gold-tooled (¢llet) half<br />
olive-green morocco with yellow marbled pasteboards; yellow<br />
marbled pastedowns. Size: 315 ¿ 217 ¿ 14 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 307 ¿ 207 mm.<br />
Provenance: Ingram Bywater (1840^1914); Elenchus, no. 3378.<br />
Bequeathed in 1914.<br />
shelfmark: Byw. G 3.19.<br />
T-159 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Sententia super Metaphysicam.<br />
r<br />
a1 [Title-page.]<br />
a2 r Thomas Aquinas: Sententia super Metaphysicam. ‘Aristotelis<br />
clarissimi ac ¢dissimi commentatoris in primum librum methaphisice<br />
preclarissima commentaria’.<br />
refs. ed. M. R. Cathala (Turin, Marietti, 1935), 1^745; Torrell<br />
231^3, 344. Incipit: ‘[S]icut docet philosophus in politicis suis . . .<br />
et primum intelligibile et primum bonum quod supra dixi’.<br />
k 4 r<br />
[Colophon.] Contains a mention of the ten-year privilege<br />
obtained by Calcedonius from the republic of Venice; see Fulin<br />
no. 15.<br />
Venice: Simon Bevilaqua, for Alexander Calcedonius, 20 Dec.<br />
1493. Folio.<br />
collation: a^z h m 6 k 4 .<br />
Woodcut diagrams.<br />
HC 1509; Go¡ T-246; Pr 5383; BSB-Ink T-234; Michelitsch 183;<br />
Oates 2094; Sander 7273; Sheppard 4463.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with O-077(1); see there for details of binding and provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 313 ¿ 212 mm.<br />
Initials are supplied in red.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. Q 3.3(2).
t-160^t-162] thomas aquinas<br />
2511<br />
T-160 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Summa contra gentiles.<br />
[a1 r ] [List of contents.] A list of contents precedes each book.<br />
r<br />
[a2 ] Thomas Aquinas: Summa contra gentiles.‘De ueritate catholice<br />
¢dei contra errores in¢delium’.<br />
refs. Leonine XIII^XV (1918^30), I 3^III 299; Torrell 96^117,<br />
332^3.<br />
[Strasbourg: Printer of Henricus Ariminensis, not after 1474].<br />
Folio. As dated by CIBN and BSB-Ink; Sheppard dates [c.1470^<br />
2]; Pellechet assigns to [Heinrich Eggestein?].<br />
collation: [a^d 10 e 8 f^h 10 i k 8 l 6 m^p 10 q 8 r s 10 t 8 v^z A B 10 C 12 ].<br />
H *1385; Go¡ T-190; BMC I 77; Pr 322; BSB-Ink T-269; CIBN<br />
T-162; Michelitsch 60; Ohly, ‘Reyser’, 6; Pellechet 986; Rhodes<br />
1697; Sack, Freiburg, 3437; Sheppard 233.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with H-016; see there for details of binding and provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 388 ¿ 268 mm.<br />
A few marginal notes, mainly extraction of key words and structuring<br />
of the text, in an early German hand.<br />
Initials, paragraph marks, and chapter headings are supplied in<br />
red; capital strokes in red.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 7Q inf. 1.17(1).<br />
T-161 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Summa contra gentiles (ed. Johannes Franciscus<br />
Venetus).<br />
[a1 v ] Johannes FranciscusVenetus: [Dedicatory letter addressed to]<br />
Marcus Barbus, titular Cardinal-priest of St Mark. Incipit:<br />
‘[M]ultos hac tempestate uiros . . .’<br />
[a1 v ] ‘Capitula’.<br />
[b1 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Summa contra gentiles. ‘Liber de ueritate<br />
Catholice ¢dei contra errores gentilium’. Edited by Johannes<br />
FranciscusVenetus, as stated in his letter to Barbus.<br />
refs. SeeT-160.<br />
Rome: Arnoldus Pannartz, 20 Sept. 1475. Folio.<br />
collation: [a 6 b^k 10 l 8 m^x 10 y 8 z A 10 B 8 C^F 10 G 8 H 12 ].<br />
300 leaves, the last blank.<br />
HC 1387; Go¡ T-191; Pr 3529; CIBN T-163; Michelitsch 62;<br />
Sheppard 2814.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century parchment over pasteboards.<br />
Imprint information in gold on a rectangular gold-tooled red<br />
leather label at the head of the spine; green-edged leaves; green<br />
pastedowns; azure silk bookmark. Size: 339 ¿ 235 ¿ 75 mm.<br />
Size of leaf: 330 ¿ 228 mm.<br />
Early signatures partially visible.<br />
Principal initials are supplied in blue with reserved white decoration<br />
within a ground made of red pen-work decoration with an<br />
extension into the margin to form a border. Other initials and<br />
paragraph marks are supplied in red or blue. Running chapter<br />
numbers in red. On [H11 r ] below the colophon the date ‘.J.i.1475’<br />
in the rubricator’s hand in red ink.<br />
Provenance: Florence, Dominicans, S. Marcus; inscription on<br />
[a1 r ]: ‘Iste liber est conuentus sancti Marci de Florentia ordinis<br />
predicatorum emptus ex elemosinis ipsi convento traditis anno<br />
domini Mcccclxxv o ’. Albergotti family (eighteenth century);<br />
‘Albergotti’ in pencil on the front endleaf. Dimitrij Petrovich,<br />
Count Boutourlin (1763^1829); armorial book-plate and shelfmark<br />
no. 127; see Catalogue (1831); purchased at his sale for »2;<br />
see sale catalogue (1839), lot 262, and Books Purchased (1840), 2.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 1.22.<br />
T-162 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Summa contra gentiles.<br />
[*1 v ] ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> capitulorum’.<br />
[a1 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Summa contra gentiles.‘De ueritate catholice<br />
¢dei contra errores gentilium’.<br />
refs. SeeT-160.<br />
Venice: Franciscus Renner, de Heilbronn, and Nicolaus de<br />
Frankfordia, [1476]. Folio and 4 o . As dated by Sheppard; CIBN<br />
and BSB-Ink date [not after 1476].<br />
collation: [* 6 a^z A^E 10 ].<br />
H *1386; Go¡ T-192; BMC V 193; Pr 4159; BSB-Ink T-270; CIBN<br />
T-164; Michelitsch 61; Oates 1658; Rhodes 1698; Sheppard 3340^<br />
1.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf [E10].<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century(?) mottled calf, the spine goldtooled.<br />
‘Thomas contra gentiles’ in brown ink along the foreedge.<br />
Size: 242 ¿ 170 ¿ 60 mm. Size of leaf: 235 ¿ 164 mm.<br />
A few marginal notes, mainly extracting key words, in an Italian<br />
humanist hand in brown ink.<br />
Provenance: Giovanbattista Pestoni (sixteenth century?);<br />
inscription on [*1 r ]: ‘Di Giouan Batista Pestoni dal Borgo alla<br />
Collina di Casentino e suo amici’. Below, another early inscription,<br />
completely erased. Dimitrij Petrovich, Count Boutourlin<br />
(1763^1829); armorial book-plate and shelfmark no. 791; see<br />
Catalogue (1831); purchased at his sale for »0. 12. 0; see sale catalogue<br />
(1841), lot 148, and Books Purchased (1842), 4.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 7.11.<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled (¢llets only) calf;<br />
bound for the Bodleian Library.Yellow-edged leaves, early manuscript<br />
title across the upper edge, close to the spine, in black ink:<br />
‘S.T. De > Veritate’. Another early title, in black inkon a rectangular<br />
parchment label now pasted inside the front cover: ‘Libri de<br />
veritate catholice ¢dei contra errores gentilium sancti Thome de<br />
Aquino’. Size: 243 ¿ 180 ¿ 52 mm. Size of leaf: 236 ¿ 157 mm.<br />
Another early manuscripttitle on [*1 r ]. Earlysignatures occasionally<br />
visible in the upper and lower right-hand corners of the<br />
rectos.<br />
On [a1 r ] a large initial ‘U’ is supplied in red with reserved white<br />
decoration. Other initials, paragraph marks, and chapter heading<br />
underlining are supplied in red; capital strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: Augsburg, Bavaria, Benedictines, SS. Udalrichus et<br />
Afra; book-plate and early inscription on [*2 r ]: ‘Monast: SS.<br />
Vdalrici et Afrae Augustae’. Royal Library, Munich; Munich<br />
shelfmark, or possibly a duplicate number, ‘Inc. 688’ in brown<br />
ink, on a slip inserted into the book and in pencil on [E10 v ].<br />
Acquired between 1847 and c.1892, probably in 1850; not in<br />
Catalogus (1843) with Appendix.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 6Q 4.49.
2512 thomas aquinas<br />
[t-163^t-165<br />
T-163 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Summa theologiae I^III.<br />
Part II/2 only.<br />
2 r<br />
a2 Thomas Aquinas: Summa theologiae: Secunda pars, secunda<br />
secundae.‘Secundus liber secunde partis’.<br />
refs. LeonineVIII^X (1895^9),VIII 5^X 553; seeTorrell142^59,<br />
333^4.<br />
¡9 v [Colophon.]<br />
[*1 r ] ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> questionum’.<br />
Basel: [Michael Wenssler], 1485. Folio. In three parts dated: (I)<br />
1485; (II/1) 20 Aug. 1485; (II/2) 16 Aug. 1485; (III) undated.<br />
collation: Part I: a 10 b^v 8 x 6 y 8 ; part II/1: A 10 B^T 8 V 10 ; part II/<br />
2: 2 a 10 b^z aa^ee 8 ¡ 10 [*] 6 ; part III: Aa^Rr 8 Ss 8+1 Tt 8 Vv 6 .<br />
Gathering [*] is numbered ‘1 2 3 4’, but not signed.<br />
H *1434; Go¡ T-194; BMC III 729; Pr 7506^8; BSB-Ink T-278;<br />
CIBN T-166; Hillard 1958; Michelitsch 110; Sack, Freiburg, 3439;<br />
Sheppard 2344.<br />
COPY<br />
Part II/2 only.Wanting the blank leaf 2 a 1.<br />
Binding: Contemporary blind-tooled calf over wooden boards,<br />
with two metal catches, a metal clasp, and remains of another. A<br />
manuscript title in brown ink on a rectangular paper label at the<br />
head of the spine. On the upper cover, triple ¢llets form a double<br />
frame. Diagonal triple ¢llets divide the inner rectangle into<br />
lozenge-shaped and triangular compartments, each decorated<br />
with a small six-petalled circular £oral stamp. On the lower<br />
cover, triple ¢llets form a frame; within the frame triple ¢llets<br />
divide the area into four compartments, each further divided<br />
into four triangular compartments by diagonal ¢llets. Size:<br />
410 ¿ 295 ¿ 70 mm. Size of leaf: 407 ¿ 284 mm.<br />
On 2 a2 r the initial ‘P’ is supplied in red. Other initials are supplied<br />
in red.<br />
Provenance: Joseph Niesert (1766^1841),1815; inscription on the<br />
front pastedown:‘Bibliothecae J. Niesert pastoris inV[elen] 1815’;<br />
sale (1843), lot 321. Purchased at Niesert’s sale for »0. 17. 0; see<br />
Books Purchased (1843), 3.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 6Q 1.13.<br />
T-164 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Summa theologiae I^III.<br />
r<br />
A1 [Title-page.]<br />
A2 r Thomas Aquinas: Summa theologiae: Prima pars.<br />
refs. Leonine IV^V (1888^9), IV 5^V 576; see Torrell 142^59,<br />
333^4.<br />
Ee4 r ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> prime partis’.<br />
a1 r [Title-page.]<br />
a2 r Thomas Aquinas: Summa theologiae: Secunda pars: Prima<br />
secundae.‘Prima pars secunde partis summe theologie’.<br />
refs. LeonineVI^VII (1891^2),VI 5^VII 355; seeTorrell 142^59,<br />
333^4.<br />
v<br />
ee3 ‘Capitula prime partis secunde partis’.<br />
AA1 r [Title-page.]<br />
AA2 r Thomas Aquinas: Summa theologiae: Secunda pars, secunda<br />
secundae.<br />
refs. LeonineVIII^X (1895^9),VIII 5^X 553; seeTorrell142^59,<br />
333^4.<br />
r<br />
Vv1 ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> questionum secundi libri secunde partis’.<br />
2 r<br />
a1 [Title-page.]<br />
2 a2 r Thomas Aquinas: Summa theologiae: Tertia pars.<br />
refs. Leonine XI^XII/1 (1903^6), XI 5^XII/1 338; see Torrell<br />
142^59, 333^4.<br />
w2 r [Colophon.]<br />
w2 v ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> super tertiam partem’.<br />
Nuremberg: Anton Koberger, 1496. Folio. In three parts dated: (I^<br />
II) [undated]; (III) 15 Jan. 1496.<br />
collation: Part I: A^E 8 F^H 6 I^O 8.6.6.6 Z Aa 8 Bb Cc 6 Dd Ee 8 ;<br />
part II/1: a^d 8 e^n 6 o^x 8.6 y z aa^cc 6 dd ee 8 ; part II/2: AA^<br />
DD 8 EE^GG 6 HH II 8 KK^NN 6 OO 8 PP^ZZ Aa^Ff 6 Gg 8<br />
Hh^Vv 6 ; part III: 2 a^d 8 e^z h m t‹ k w 6 . Leaf a 2 signed b 2.<br />
HC *1436, II, pt1 = H *1457 (II/2); C 566; Go¡ T-196; BMC II 441;<br />
Pr 2102; BSB-Ink T-280; CIBN T-168; Michelitsch 112; Sack,<br />
Freiburg, 3442^3; not in Sheppard.<br />
COPY<br />
Part II/1 only.Wanting the blank leaf ee8.<br />
Binding: Contemporary German (Lu« beck, S. Catherina) blindtooled<br />
sheep(?) over wooden boards, with two metal catches, two<br />
clasps lost; at the head of the upper cover, a manuscript title on a<br />
rectangular parchment label encased in a metal frame and covered<br />
with horn. Formerly chained: staple-marks of a hasp at<br />
head of lower cover. Triple ¢llets form a double frame.Within the<br />
outer frame a foliate sta¡ and £ower roll (?). A set of diagonal<br />
triple ¢llets divides the inner rectangle into four triangular compartments.<br />
Within the diagonal set of ¢llets the foliate sta¡ roll.<br />
The compartments are decoratedwith a circular stamp representing<br />
Mary with the Christ child on a crescent moon surrounded by<br />
rays, a £euron, and awheel and sword stamp, thesebeing the attributes<br />
of St Catherine of Alexandria, to whom the Franciscan<br />
monastery of Lu« beck was dedicated and which later became the<br />
emblem of the Stadtbibliothek there. Size: 315 ¿ 220 ¿ 52 mm.<br />
Size of leaf: 300 ¿ 212 mm.<br />
Insideboth covers is still visible the impression left by contemporary<br />
manuscripts used as pastedowns and now removed.<br />
Extensive marginal notes, mainly extracting key concepts, but<br />
also providing corrections to the text, in two contemporary<br />
German hands, in brown and red ink. In the box-case is kept a<br />
letter dated Lu« beck, 9 June 1920, probably from a librarian of the<br />
Stadtbibliothek of the city, in response to an enquiry by E. P.<br />
Goldschmidt, relating to the binding of this volume; it states that<br />
the stamps ofthis binding can be found in a number of bindings in<br />
the Stadtbibliothek of Lu« beck (a list is provided).<br />
A few initials are supplied in red ink.<br />
Provenance: Lu« beck, Franciscans, S. Catherina, 1225^1530; see<br />
letter (above). Lu« beck, Stadtbibliothek; stamp and duplicate<br />
stamp. Ernst Philip Goldschmidt (1887^1954); initials ‘E. P. G.’<br />
and no.‘39’ in green ink on the front pastedown. Albert Ehrman<br />
(1890^1969); armorial book-plate; purchased from Goldschmidt<br />
in 1933, for »12. 10. 0; accession no. ‘1503’. Presented in 1978 by<br />
John Ehrman.<br />
shelfmark: Broxb. 33.4.<br />
T-165 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Summa theologiae: Prima pars.<br />
[A1 r ] [List of quaestiones.]<br />
[a2 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Summa theologiae: Prima pars.
t-165^t-168] thomas aquinas<br />
2513<br />
refs. Leonine IV^V (1888^9), IV 5^V 576; see Torrell 142^59,<br />
333^4.<br />
[Cologne: Ulrich Zell, c.1468?]. Folio. As dated by CIBN and<br />
BMC; Sheppard dates [c.1472]; CIBN’s choice of dating has been<br />
preferred over Sheppard’s following personal communication<br />
between A. Coates and U. Baurmeister in Oct. and Nov. 2<strong>002</strong>,<br />
relating to type similarities between this edition and Psalterium<br />
[Cologne: Ulrich Zell, c.1468?] (Bod-inc. P-499), in particular<br />
the state of type 115 G. Pellechet assigns to [Mainz: Peter<br />
Schoe¡er].<br />
collation: [A 6 a^s 10 t 10+1 v^z 10 aa bb 8 ].<br />
H 1439; BMC I 191; Pr 879; CIBN T-169; Pellechet 1036; Sheppard<br />
672; Voullie¤ me, Ko« ln, 1159.<br />
COPY<br />
In gathering [t] the inserted leaf is placed between the third and<br />
fourth leaves (fols 189^90).<br />
Binding: Contemporary German blind-tooled calf over wooden<br />
boards, with two metal clasps and catches; ¢ve bosses on each<br />
cover lost. Manuscript title in black ink at the head of the spine.<br />
On both covers double ¢llets form a double frame. Within the<br />
outer frame a square stamp containing two lions and a tree at<br />
each corner; also a circular large rosette stamp, a circular sixpetalled<br />
£ower, a pot with £owers, a small and a large lozengeshaped<br />
£eur-de-lis, and rectangular ‘Ihesus’and ‘Maria’ stamps.<br />
Diagonal double ¢llets divide the inner rectangle into lozengeshaped<br />
and triangular compartments, each decorated with two<br />
square crowned lion rampant stamps, a small lozenge-shaped<br />
double-headed eagle, a large lozenge-shaped eagle, a lozengeshaped<br />
mythical beast [a dragon?], and a circular lamb-and-£ag<br />
stamp. Stamps include Weale-Taylor pl. xi nos 4^8.Yellow-edged<br />
leaves. Size: 408 ¿ 305 ¿ 90 mm. Size of leaf: 393 ¿ 283 mm.<br />
Early manuscript signatures partially visible.<br />
On [a 1 r ] a seven-line initial ‘Q’ is supplied in interlocked red and<br />
blue within a square ground in red pen-work decoration with<br />
extension into the margin; in the area de¢ned by the letter foliate<br />
pen-work decoration in red and reserved white on a green gound.<br />
Other initials and paragraph marks are supplied in red or blue,<br />
sometimes with red pen-work decoration. Capital strokes in red.<br />
On [a1 r ] a contemporary manuscript heading is supplied in red<br />
ink: ‘Incipit prima pars summe beati Thome de Aquino doctoris<br />
eximii’. Running ‘quaestio’ numbers, dots marking word divisions,<br />
lines indicating ‘a capo’, and touching up of poorly inked<br />
letters, all in red ink.<br />
Provenance: Coesfeld, North Rhine-Westphalia, Collis Mariae<br />
(Marienbrink), Augustinian Nuns; inscription on [A1 r ]: ‘Liber<br />
sororum ordinis Augustini in Coesfeldia’. Georg Franz<br />
Burkhard Klo� (1787^1854); book-label; sale (1835), lot 243; purchased<br />
for »1. 1. 0; see Books Purchased (1835), 2.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 7Q inf. 1.16.<br />
T-166 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Summa theologiae: Prima pars (ed. Franciscus de<br />
Neritono).<br />
r<br />
[a2 ] Thomas Aquinas: Summa theologiae: Prima pars. Edited by<br />
Franciscus de Neritono, as stated in the colophon.<br />
refs. Leonine IV^V (1888^9), IV 5^V 576; see Torrell 142^59,<br />
333^4.<br />
v<br />
bb12 [Colophon.]<br />
[*2 r ] ‘Capitula’.<br />
[Padua]: Albertus de Stendal, 5 Oct. 1473. Folio.<br />
collation: [a b] c d 10 e 8 f 10 g h 8 i^o 10 p 8 q 10 r^z 8 h m aa 10 bb 12 [* 6 ].<br />
The third leaf of the last gathering is signed ‘3’.<br />
H *1440; Go¡ T-197; BMC VII 911; Pr 6781; BSB-Ink T-272;<br />
Michelitsch 116; Oates 2550; Sheppard 5572.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf [a 1].<br />
Binding: Seventeenth-century parchment over pasteboards;<br />
manuscript title and imprint in brown ink at the head of the<br />
spine. Size: 293 ¿ 218 ¿ 53 mm. Size of leaf: 291 ¿ 206 mm.<br />
Early signatures partially visible. Running ‘quaestio’ numbers in<br />
an early hand in brown ink. On the upper left-hand corner of the<br />
verso of the front endleaf ‘I. 307’ in light brown ink, the number<br />
deleted and replaced by ‘no. 86’, both in a modern hand.<br />
Provenance: Frederic North, 5th Earl of Guilford (1766^1827);<br />
circular stamp with a Gothic ‘G’ surmounted by an earl’s coronet<br />
on [a 2 r ]; sale (9 Nov. 1835), lot 210. Purchased for »2. 0. 0; see<br />
Books Purchased (1836), 3.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 4.30.<br />
T-167 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Summa theologiae: Prima pars (ed. Franciscus de<br />
Neritono, corr. Petrus Cantianus Venetus and Johannes<br />
Franciscus Venetus).<br />
r<br />
a2 ‘Capitula’.<br />
b1 r Thomas Aquinas: Summa theologiae: Prima pars. Edited by<br />
Franciscus de Neritono, corrected by Petrus Cantianus Venetus<br />
and Johannes FranciscusVenetus, as stated in the colophon.<br />
refs. Leonine IV^V (1888^9), IV 5^V 576; see Torrell 142^59,<br />
333^4.<br />
bb12 v [Colophon.]<br />
Venice: [Nicolaus Jenson], 1477. Folio.<br />
collation: a 8 b c 10 d^x z h m k A^H 8 I^L 10 M 12 .<br />
HC *1442; Go¡ T-198; BMC V 177; Pr 4103; BSB-Ink T-273; CIBN<br />
T-170; Michelitsch 118; Sack, Freiburg, 3444; Sheppard 3283.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaves a 1 and a 8.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled (¢llets) calf; bound<br />
for the Bodleian Library. Yellow-edged leaves. Sixteenth/seventeenth-century<br />
manuscript title in dark brown ink, on a square<br />
parchment label now pasted inside the front cover. Size: 270 ¿<br />
187 ¿ 55 mm. Size of leaf: 262 ¿ 170 mm.<br />
Initials and paragraph marks are supplied in red or blue; capital<br />
strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: Johannes Span (¢fteenth century). Eichsta« tt,<br />
Bavaria, unidenti¢ed convent; inscriptions on b 1 r : ‘Conuentus<br />
Eystettensis’ and ‘De libris f Johannis span lectoris .f.l.w.si.’<br />
Duplicate from the Royal Library, Munich; ‘2782’ in pencil on<br />
M12 v . Acquired between 1847 and c.1892, probably in 1850; not<br />
in Catalogus (1843) with Appendix.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 5Q 5.11.<br />
T-168 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Summa theologiae: Secunda pars, prima secundae.<br />
r<br />
[a1 ] Thomas Aquinas: Summa theologiae: Secunda pars: Prima<br />
secundae.‘Prima pars secunde’.
2514 thomas aquinas<br />
[t-168^t-170<br />
refs. LeonineVI^VII (1891^2),VI 5^VII 355; seeTorrell 142^59,<br />
333^4.<br />
r<br />
[r7 ] ‘<strong>Tabula</strong>’.<br />
[r10 v ] [Colophon.]<br />
Mainz: Peter Schoe¡er, 8 Nov. 1471. Folio.<br />
collation: [a b 10 c 12 d^g 10 h 10+1 i^l 10 m 12 n^q 10 r 12 ].<br />
177 leaves, the last two blank.<br />
H *1447; Go¡ T-203; BMC I 28; Pr 97; BSB-InkT-281; CIBN T-172;<br />
Michelitsch123; Rhodes1700; Sack, Freiburg, 3447; Sheppard 51.<br />
Micro¢che: Unit 1: Mainz to 1480, MA 80.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Seventeenth/eighteenth-century calf over wooden<br />
boards bevelled inwards, with two metal clasps and catches.<br />
Author and title blind-tooled at the head of the spine in a portion<br />
coloured black. ‘D (?)’ in black ink on a portion of the spine<br />
coloured green. Light green-edged leaves. Size: 413 ¿ 285 ¿<br />
60 mm. Size of leaf: 400 ¿ 274 mm.<br />
On [a 1 r ]: ‘Sub tit: Theol: Scholast:’ in brown ink in a seventeenthcentury(?)<br />
hand. Contemporary catchwords in red ink. Some<br />
marginal notes, mainly providing corrections to the text, but<br />
also extracting key words and structuring the text, in an early<br />
German hand, in brown ink mostly underlined in red. Also<br />
‘nota’ marks in red and brown ink.<br />
On [a1 r ] a large initial ‘Q’ is supplied in red within a square ground<br />
made of red pen-work decoration and yellow wash. Between the<br />
two columns of text some pen-work decoration in violet ink ends<br />
in the lower margin forming foliate decoration. Other initials,<br />
paragraph marks, and running ‘quaestio’ numbers are supplied<br />
in red; capital strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: Georg Franz Burkhard Klo� (1787^1854); booklabel;<br />
sale (1835), lot 244; purchased for »0. 18. 0; see Books<br />
Purchased (1835), 2.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 7Q inf. 1.15.<br />
T-169 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Summa theologiae: Secunda pars, prima secundae.<br />
a1 r Thomas Aquinas: Summa theologiae: Secunda pars: Prima<br />
secundae.‘Prima pars secunde partis summe theologie’.<br />
refs. SeeT-168.<br />
510 v [Colophon.]<br />
61 r ‘Capitula’.<br />
Venice: Franciscus Renner, de Heilbronn and Petrus de Bartua,<br />
1478. Folio.<br />
collation: a^r 10 s 12 t^y 1^5 10 6 8 .<br />
HC *1448; Go¡ T-204; BMC V 194; Pr 4172; BSB-Ink T-282;<br />
Michelitsch 124; Oates 1668^9; Sheppard 3348.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf 6 8.<br />
Binding: Contemporary wooden boards backed with pigskin<br />
blind-tooled with a repeated £oral stamp. Two catches and clasps<br />
lost. ‘S. Thome’ in black ink along the fore-edge. Leather index<br />
tabs. Strips from a thirteenth-century glossed manuscript are<br />
visible in the binding; also two small pieces of an early printed<br />
text. Size: 293 ¿ 215 ¿ 70 mm. Size of leaf: 283 ¿ 202 mm.<br />
Occasional marginal notes, mainly extracting key words and adding<br />
‘nota’ marks, in an early German hand in brown ink.<br />
Main initials are supplied in interlocked red and blue. Other initials<br />
and paragraph marks are supplied in red or blue.<br />
Provenance: Kaspar Faber (¢fteenth century), of the collegiate<br />
church of S.Vitus, Freising, Bavaria; inscription on a1 r : ‘Caspar<br />
Faber Con. Sti.Viti Frisingae’. Paulus Sudlandt(?) (¢fteenth century);<br />
erased inscription on the front endleaf: ‘Liber magistri<br />
Pauli [Sudlandt?]’. On the same leaf: ‘Est mei Johannis [ ]’erased.<br />
Michael Hierschauer (£. 1645^64); inscription on the same leaf:<br />
‘Michael Hierschauer cappelanus in Furst sum uocatus anno<br />
1645’. Daniel Holzmayr (seventeenth century); inscription on<br />
the same leaf: ‘Ex dono domini Danielis Holzmayr ciuis:<br />
Monac: Senat: ac mercatoris pro noua fundatione in Bauaria’.<br />
Schongau, Bavaria, Discalced Carmelites; inscription on the<br />
same leaf: ‘Conuent: Schongau: Carmel: Discalc:’, and on a1 r :<br />
‘Conuentus Schongauiani Carmel: Discal:’. Duplicate from the<br />
Royal Library, Munich; ‘Duplum’ in brown ink on front endleaf<br />
and ‘Inc. Typ. No. 1961’ in brown ink on the verso of the same<br />
leaf. Acquired between 1847 and c.1892, probably in 1850; not in<br />
Catalogus (1843) with Appendix.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 5Q 4.5.<br />
T-170 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Summa theologiae: Secunda pars, prima secundae.<br />
a2 r Thomas Aquinas: Summa theologiae: Secunda pars: Prima<br />
secundae.‘Prima pars secunde partis summe theologie’.<br />
refs. SeeT-168.<br />
m8 v [Colophon.]<br />
r<br />
k1 ‘Capitula’.<br />
Venice: Andreas Torresanus de Asula, et Socii, 1483. Folio. The<br />
associates were Bartholomaeus de Blavis de Alexandria et<br />
Maphaeus de Paterbonis de Salodio.<br />
collation: a^z h m 8 k 6 .<br />
HC (+ Addenda) *1449; Go¡ T-205; BMC V 306; Pr 4700; BSB-Ink<br />
T-283; CIBN T-173; Michelitsch 125; Sack, Freiburg, 3448^9;<br />
Sheppard 3760.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaves a1 and k6.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century half calf, with marbled paper<br />
boards; bound for Klo�. Size: 327 ¿ 232 ¿ 40 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 316 ¿ 208 mm.<br />
Some marginal notes, mainly extracting key concepts and adding<br />
‘nota’ marks, in a contemporary German hand in brown ink.<br />
On a 2 r an initial is supplied in blue with white pen-work decoration<br />
on a square gold ground surrounded by a pink frame edged<br />
in black; the gilt with punch-dotting. In the lower and outer margins<br />
a £oral and foliate border in pink, red, blue, green, gold, and<br />
gold dots; also a peacock. Other initials and paragraph marks are<br />
supplied in red or blue. Capital strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: Dortmund, Westphalia, Dominicans; inscription<br />
on a 2 r : ‘Conuentus Tremon Ord. Fratrum Praedicatorum’.<br />
Above the inscription a shield: azure, a man’s bust proper with<br />
two horns, vested gules. Georg Franz Burkhard Klo� (1787^<br />
1854); see binding; not identi¢ed in his sale (1835). Samuel Butler<br />
(1774^1839); sale, pt II, lot 216. Purchased for »15; see annotated<br />
sale catalogue; listedwithoutthe price in BooksPurchased (1840),<br />
33.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 6Q 3.19.
t-171^t-173] thomas aquinas<br />
2515<br />
T-171 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Summa theologiae: Secunda pars, secunda secundae.<br />
[a1 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Summa theologiae: Secunda pars, secunda<br />
secundae.<br />
refs. LeonineVIII^X (1895^9),VIII 5^X 553; seeTorrell142^59,<br />
333^4.<br />
r<br />
[y1 ] [List of contents.]<br />
[Strasbourg: Johann Mentelin, not after 1463]. Folio.<br />
collation: [a^d 12 e 10 f^o 12 p q 8 r^v 12 x 10 y 8 ].<br />
HC *1454; Go¡ T-208; BMC I 51; Pr 199; BSB-Ink T-286; CIBN<br />
T-174; Michelitsch 130; Sack, Freiburg, 3452; Sheppard127. COPY<br />
In gathering [q] the seventh leaf, fol. 181, blank, has been cut<br />
away; note ‘hic nullus est defectus’ is printed on [q8 v ], fol. 182,<br />
not as BMC.Wanting the blank leaves [y 7^8].<br />
Leaf [a 1 r ], l. 1:‘[ ]O|t mmu� eq con|ideraco� eq > . . .’<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled calf; bound for the<br />
Bodleian Library, with the gold stamp of the Library on both<br />
covers. A contemporary manuscript title in brown ink: ‘secunda<br />
secunde s. Thome’ on a rectangular parchment label now pasted<br />
onto the front pastedown. Yellow-edged fore-edge. Size: 420 ¿<br />
315 ¿ 50 mm. Size of leaf: 402 ¿ 287 mm.<br />
Contemporary manuscript signatures, in red ink, mostly visible.<br />
Contemporary manuscript catchwords and manuscript foliation<br />
in brown ink. Running ‘quaestio’ numbers and some marginal<br />
notes, mainly ‘nota’ marks and corrections to the text, in an early<br />
hand. Also extraction of key words and concepts in very large letters<br />
in the upper margins, occasionally decorated in pen.<br />
On [a 1 r ] a seven-line initial ‘P’ is supplied in blue with reserved<br />
white decoration, within a square ground made of red pen-work<br />
decoration with extension into the margin. A few other similar<br />
initials. Other initials and paragraph marks are supplied in red.<br />
Provenance: Georg Franz Burkhard Klo� (1787^1854); booklabel;<br />
sale (1835), lot 246; purchased for »3. 0. 0; see Books<br />
Purchased (1835), 2.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 7Q inf. 1.14.<br />
T-172 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Summa theologiae: Secunda pars, secunda secundae.<br />
[a1 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Summa theologiae: Secunda pars, secunda<br />
secundae.<br />
refs. SeeT-171.<br />
[C10 v ] [Colophon.]<br />
[D1 r ] [List of contents.]<br />
Mainz: Peter Schoe¡er, 6 Mar. 1467. Folio.<br />
collation: [a^e 10 f 12 g^k 10 l^n 8 o^t 10 v 6 x^z A^C 10 D 6 ].<br />
H *1459; Go¡ T-209; BMC I 24; Pr 83; BSB-InkT-287; CIBN T-175;<br />
Michelitsch 136; Oates 30; Pellechet 1049 (+ var.); Sheppard 40.<br />
Micro¢che: Unit 1: Mainz to 1480, MA 53.<br />
COPY<br />
The colophon agrees with the second of Pellechet’s variants, but is<br />
followed by the device in red.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century gold-tooled diced russia; the gold<br />
stamp of the Bodleian Library on both covers; gilt-edged leaves;<br />
marbled pastedowns. Size: 414 ¿ 308 ¿ 65 mm. Sizeofleaf: 395 ¿<br />
278 mm.<br />
On [a1 r ] the heading is supplied in manuscript in red ink: ‘Incipit<br />
secunda secunde doctoris sancti Thome de Aquino. Questio<br />
prima de ¢de et eius obiectio quod est ueritas prima’.<br />
On [a1 r ] an un¢nished 11^line initial ‘P’ is supplied in interlocked<br />
red and blue with reserved white decoration, the ¢ne pen-work<br />
decoration surrounding the letter has not been ¢nished; same<br />
pen-work decoration, in red ink, in the outer margin of the same<br />
leaf. Other initials, paragraph marks, and running ‘quaestio’<br />
numbers are supplied in red; capital strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: Purchased for »10. 10. 0; see Books Purchased<br />
(1789), 1.<br />
Former Bodleian shelfmark: Auct.Y 1.9.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 7Q 1.8.<br />
T-173 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Summa theologiae: Secunda pars, secunda secundae.<br />
[a1 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Summa theologiae: Secunda pars, secunda<br />
secundae.<br />
refs. SeeT-171.<br />
r<br />
[* 1 ] [List of contents.]<br />
[Strasbourg: Printer of the1472 Aquinas‘Summa’],1472. Folio. Pr<br />
and BMC assign to [Esslingen: Conrad Fyner]. First distinguished<br />
(as noted by Sheppard) by V. Scholderer, ‘Notes on the<br />
Incunabula of Esslingen’, Gb Jb (1950), 167^71, at 168, repr. in<br />
Scholderer, Fifty Essays, 224^8; Kurt Ohly, ‘Eggestein, Fyner,<br />
Knoblochtzer’, Gb Jb (1962), 122^35, argues for [Heinrich<br />
Eggestein] as printer. CIBNalso assigns doubtfully to [Eggestein].<br />
collation: [a^k 12 l 10+1 m 10 n 12 o 8 p 6 q^y 12 z 10 aa 12 bb 10 * 8 ].<br />
H *1460; Go¡ T-210; BMC II 511; Pr 2455; BSB-Ink T-288; CIBN<br />
T-176; Michelitsch 137; Rhodes 1701; Sheppard 268.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaves [bb10] and [*8].<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled calf; bound for the<br />
Bodleian Library. Size: 412 ¿ 314 ¿ 72 mm. Size of leaf: 397 ¿<br />
282 mm.<br />
Sixteenth-century manuscript obituary notes, in German, on a<br />
parchment strip pasted inside the front cover.‘De virtutibus theologicis<br />
et aliis’ in a sixteenth-century hand in the upper margin of<br />
[a1 r ]; on the same leaf, in the upper right-hand corner: ‘2 a 2 ae D.<br />
Thom. Aquin.’ in a seventeenth-century hand in brown ink.<br />
Running ‘quaestio’ numbers and references to folio numbers in<br />
the list of contents in an early hand in brown ink. Early signature<br />
partially visible.<br />
On [a 1 r ] an eight-line initial ‘P’ is supplied in interlocked red and<br />
blue with reserved white acanthus-leaf decoration edged in<br />
brown, within a square ground made of red and violet pen-work<br />
decoration. With £oral and foliate extensions in brown ink<br />
touched in red. Other main initials are supplied in blue with red<br />
pen-work decoration and sometimes brown ink pen-work as<br />
well. Other initials and paragraph marks are supplied in red or<br />
blue.<br />
Provenance: Augsburg, Observant Franciscans; inscription on<br />
[a1 r ]: ‘Pro bibliotheca Augustana Fratrum Minorum Regularis<br />
Obseruantiae’. Stamped shelfmark ‘29’attached to [a 1 r ]. Possibly<br />
a duplicate from the Royal Library, Munich; ‘1987’ in pencil on<br />
the front pastedown in a hand that seems to be very similar to the<br />
one that generally wrote duplicate numbers in Munich books. If
2516 thomas aquinas<br />
[t-173^t-176<br />
so, probably acquired between 1847 and c.1892, probably in 1850;<br />
not in Catalogus (1843) with Appendix.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 6Q inf. 2.16.<br />
T-174 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Summa theologiae: Secunda pars, secunda secundae.<br />
[a2 r ] [List of contents.]<br />
r<br />
[b2 ] Thomas Aquinas: Summa theologiae: Secunda pars, secunda<br />
secundae. ‘Secunda secunde’ (from the colophon). ‘Quaestio<br />
prima de ¢de quantum ad eius obiectum. Rubrica’.<br />
refs. SeeT-171.<br />
Rome: Ulrich Han and Simon Nicolai Chardella, de Lucca, 1 Oct.<br />
1474. Folio. According to CIBN the Paris BnF copy has two<br />
leaves inserted between gatherings [s] and [t]; the ¢rst and the<br />
last leaves of gathering [t] are di¡erently set from the Bodleian<br />
copy. The Bodleian copy represents the earlier setting which<br />
omitted the greater part of ‘Quaestio’ 86 and the beginning of<br />
‘Quaestio’ 87; these passages are included in the two additional<br />
leaves of the Parisian copy.<br />
collation: [a 8 b^d 10 e^k 8.10 l^p 8 q 10 r s 8 t^x 10 y 8 A 10 B 8 C 6 E 4 F 10<br />
G^P 8 Q 6 ].<br />
330 leaves, 1 and 9 blank.<br />
H 1461; Pr 3362; CIBNSupplement T-176a; Sheppard 2677.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the lower halfoftheblank leaf [a1] and theblank leaf [b1].<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century Italian laced case cartonnage binding,<br />
with three leather slips, applied to a text block previously<br />
bound on beech boards. Flat spine. With a nineteenth-century<br />
paper quarter secondary cover with manuscript title and imprint<br />
information on a rectangular paper label at the head of the spine.<br />
‘D. Thomae Questiones’ along the fore-edge in brown ink. Size:<br />
430 ¿ 300 ¿ 80 mm. Size of leaf: 425 ¿ 284 mm.<br />
Occasional marginal notes, mainly extracting key words and providing<br />
corrections to the text, in an early humanist hand in brown<br />
ink. On the front endleaf a bibliographical note in Italian refers to<br />
Giovan Battista Audi¡redi, Catalogus historicus-criticus<br />
Romanarum editionum saeculi XV (Rome, 1783).<br />
On [b2 r ] Italian (Roman) three-quarter white vine-stem borders<br />
on a blue, red, and green ground incorporating a nine-line initial<br />
‘P’ painted in gold; foliate extensions with some gold dotting in<br />
the outer margin. In a wreath in the lower margin, a coat of<br />
arms(?): the space within the wreath is divided horizontally into<br />
two semi-circles, the upper containing the initial L, the lower<br />
painted black; Sheppard is doubtful whether this is a coat of<br />
arms; moreover, the arms of de Le¤ vis are or, three chevrons<br />
sable, for which see L-115 (Auct. L 1.6,7); see Pa« cht and<br />
Alexander II 107, no. pr. 29. Other initials are supplied in red or<br />
blue with violet or red pen-work decoration.<br />
Provenance: Cardinal Philippe de Le¤ vis de Que¤ lus? (�1475); see<br />
possible coat of arms above. Francis Douce (1757^1834); armorial<br />
book-plate. Bequeathed in 1834.<br />
shelfmark: Douce 302.<br />
T-175 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Summa theologiae: Secunda pars, secunda secundae.<br />
[*1 r ] [List of contents.]<br />
r<br />
[a1 ] Thomas Aquinas: Summa theologiae: Secunda pars, secunda<br />
secundae.<br />
refs. SeeT-171.<br />
[Basel: Berthold Ruppel, not after 1474]. Folio.<br />
collation: [* 8 a^c 10 d 10+1 e^z A^H 10 I 12 ], not as BMC.<br />
H *1456; Go¡ T-214; BMC III 715; Pr 7450; BSB-Ink T-289; CIBN<br />
T-177; Michelitsch 133; Sheppard 2298.<br />
COPY<br />
The table here is bound at the end; in the lower right-hand corner<br />
of [* 1 r ] there is an ‘I’ in red ink and ‘xxxiii’ in brown ink; to judge<br />
from other similar marks still visible in other gatherings, red arabic<br />
numerals indicate the number of leaves within a gathering,<br />
brown roman numerals the number of the gathering. The marks<br />
on [*] would therefore suggest that the table was thought to be at<br />
the end.<br />
Binding: Contemporary blind-tooled calf over wooden boards<br />
laid over nineteenth-century restoration leather. Corner-pieces,<br />
centre-piece, and clasps and catches lost. Yellow-edged leaves.<br />
The spine has been successively painted grey with a manuscript<br />
title at the head, in black ink. Double ¢llets form a double frame.<br />
Within the outer frame a repeated circular rosette stamp and<br />
small trefoil stamps. The inner rectangle is completely covered<br />
by a repeated small lozenge-shaped stamp of a spread eagle. In<br />
the centre a large lozenge frame is formed by abroad border decorated<br />
with the small trefoil stamps. Strips from manuscripts visible<br />
in the binding. Size: 390 ¿ 295 ¿ 110 mm. Size of leaf: 380 ¿<br />
277 mm.<br />
A few marginal notes, mainly structuring and providing corrections<br />
to the text, in a contemporary hand in brown ink.<br />
On [a 1 r ] a large initial ‘P’ is supplied in blue with red pen-work<br />
decoration with extensions along the margin. Other initials and<br />
paragraph marks are supplied in red or blue. Running chapter<br />
headings in red. Indications in brown ink for the rubricator also<br />
visible.<br />
Provenance: Fu« rstenfeld, Bavaria, Cistercians, BVM and S.<br />
Bernardus; inscription on [a 1 r ]: ‘Monasterii Fu« rstenueld’.<br />
Duplicate from the Royal Library, Munich; ‘Dupl’ in pencil on<br />
the same leaf. Acquired between 1847 and c.1892, probably in<br />
1850; not in Catalogus (1843) with Appendix.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 5Q inf. 2.23.<br />
T-176 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Summa theologiae: Secunda pars, secunda secundae.<br />
r<br />
[a2 ] [Thomas Aquinas: Summa theologiae: Secunda pars, secunda<br />
secundae.]<br />
refs. SeeT-171.<br />
[K1 r ] [List of quaestiones.]<br />
v<br />
[K6 ] [Alphabetical list of subjects.]<br />
[Strasbourg: Printer of Henricus Ariminensis (Georg Reyser?),<br />
1474^7]. Folio. As dated by Sheppard; CIBN dates [1474?],<br />
BSB-Ink [c.1474^9], Sack [c.1476]. Printed in type 2 ofthe editions<br />
ascribed by Ohly to Georg Reyser.<br />
collation: [a^e 10 f 12 g^o 10 p q 8 r^z A 10 B 12 C 10 D^G 10 H 6 I K 8 ],<br />
not as BMC.<br />
HC *1455; Go¡ T-211; BMC I 79; Pr 323; BSB-Ink T-290; CIBN<br />
T-178; Michelitsch 132; Ohly, ‘Reyser’, 26; Sack, Freiburg, 3453;<br />
Sheppard 248.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting [a 2], the missing text being supplied in manuscript; also<br />
the blank leaves [a 1] and [K 8].
t-176^t-178] thomas aquinas<br />
2517<br />
Binding: Eighteenth/nineteenth-century gold-tooled green<br />
diced calf; rebacked. Gilt-edged leaves; marbled pastedowns.<br />
Size: 400 ¿ 290 ¿ 75 mm. Size of leaf: 390 ¿ 273 mm.<br />
Initials, paragraph marks, and running chapter numbers, in<br />
roman numerals, in the middle of the upper and the outer margins,<br />
are supplied in red.<br />
Provenance: Purchased for »3. 0. 0; see Books Purchased<br />
(1840), 2.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 6Q 1.19.<br />
T-177 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Summa theologiae: Secunda pars, secunda secundae.<br />
v<br />
[* 1 ] ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> questionum secundi libri secunde partis’.<br />
[a1 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Summa theologiae: Secunda pars, secunda<br />
secundae.‘Secundus liber secunde partis’.<br />
refs. SeeT-171.<br />
Venice: Franciscus Renner, de Heilbronn, and Nicolaus de<br />
Frankfordia, 1475. Folio.<br />
collation: [* 8 a^i 10 k l 12 m^t 10 v x 12 y z A^F 10 G H 8 I 10 ]; not as<br />
BSB-Ink.<br />
Types: 150 G, ¢rst words of sections; 75 G, text. 332 leaves, the last<br />
blank. 2 columns. 51 lines ([a2 r ]). Type area: 190 ¿ 126 mm ([a2 r ]).<br />
Capital spaces.<br />
HC *1462; Go¡ T-212; Pr 4164; BSB-Ink T-291; CIBN T-179;<br />
Michelitsch 139; Sheppard 3339.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting [I 1] and the blank leaf [I 10].<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century half calf, the sides covered with<br />
paper with printed £oral designs. Size: 290 ¿ 213 ¿ 60 mm. Size<br />
of leaf: 285 ¿ 201 mm.<br />
Running folio numbering ‘1^323’ and subject headings in Frater<br />
Augustinus’ humanist hand in brown ink. A note on Aquinas on<br />
[*1 r ], and other marginal notes, extracting key concepts and commenting<br />
on the text, also in his hand. On [b 4 r ] a note in the quivering<br />
hand of an old person, possibly that of Augustinus.<br />
Contemporary signatures.<br />
On [a 1 r ] an illuminated initial ‘P’ is supplied in purple within a<br />
square gold ground edged in black; within the area de¢ned by<br />
the letter, a seated Dominican holding an open book with three<br />
friars standing before him. From the letter depart £oral and foliate<br />
extensions in purple, blue, green, and gold dots to form a border;<br />
other initials and paragraph marks are supplied in red or<br />
blue.<br />
Provenance: Frater Augustinus de Ratispona (¢fteenth century);<br />
coat of arms on [a1 r ]: azure, between two bars or the sun in splendour;<br />
in chief, three stars of the second, and in base a cabled<br />
anchor sable, the ¢eld £anked by the initials F A. Just below the<br />
inscription: ‘Frater Augustinus de Ratispona’. Francis Douce<br />
(1757^1834); armorial book-plate. Bequeathed in 1834.<br />
shelfmark: Douce 219.<br />
T-178 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Summa theologiae: Secunda pars, secunda secundae.<br />
[*1 v ] ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> questionum secundi libri secunde partis’.<br />
a1 r Thomas Aquinas: Summa theologiae: Secunda pars, secunda<br />
secundae.‘Secundus liber secunde partis’.<br />
refs. SeeT-171.<br />
Venice: [LeonardusWild], 1479. Folio.<br />
collation: [*] 8 a^i 10 k l 12 m^t 10 v x 12 y1^7 10 8 9 8 10 10 . In gathering<br />
[*] leaves 2^4 are numbered ‘2 3 4’, but the gathering is not signed.<br />
HC *1463; Go¡ T-215; BMC V 264; Pr 5678; BSB-Ink T-292; CIBN<br />
T-181; Michelitsch 140; Sheppard 3600.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Binding: Contemporary German quarter calf over wooden<br />
boards, with two metal clasps and catches; rebacked, with part<br />
of the original spine pasted over. On the upper cover ‘2 a secunde<br />
sancti Thome > 91’ in a contemporary hand in black ink. Size:<br />
307 ¿ 220 ¿ 75 mm. Size of leaf: 292 ¿ 206 mm.<br />
Running folio numbering ‘1^200’ only and subject headings in a<br />
sixteenth-century humanist hand in brown ink. A few marginal<br />
notes, mainly extracting key words and structuring the text, in<br />
the ¢rst leaves only. On [* 1 r ] in an early hand in brown ink:‘S. peregrinationis<br />
de(?) imontone(?)’.‘P 5678’ in pencil in Dunn’s hand<br />
on the upper right-hand corner of the front endleaf.<br />
Provenance: Johannes Hu« ner (¢fteenth century?); inscription on<br />
[*1 v ]: ‘Sum Joannis Hu« ener presbiteri(?) in Schramberg’.<br />
Presented by George Dunn (1865^1912) in May1909; note in pencil<br />
on the lower left-hand corner of the verso of the front endleaf:<br />
‘D 28/5/09’.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. c. I4.1479.1.<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Here the ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> questionum’ is bound at the end.<br />
Binding: Fifteenth-century Spanish blind-tooled Mude¤ jar binding,<br />
of dark red goatskin over wooden boards with a very slight<br />
inwards and outwards bevel. Two clasps (renewed) secured by<br />
three nails arranged in a triangle hinge on the upper cover. Two<br />
brass clasps of pointed form with indented sides secured by<br />
seven brass nails. Outer six-line frame. Border with groups of<br />
cross-shaped ornaments composed of ¢ve impressions of a small<br />
rosette, with diagonal rays. Centre with eighteen squares ¢lled<br />
with knotwork tooling, in six groups each of three squares, outlined<br />
by linked strapwork, inside a knotwork border contained<br />
by a rectangular ¢llet. Formerly chained: staple-marks of a hasp<br />
at head ofupper cover. Pale yellowish-brown edges. Double headbands<br />
originally of red silk. Sewn on four split thongs.<br />
Compartments of the spine have a decoration of lines, roundels,<br />
and knotwork tools. Pastedown and one free endleaf at each end;<br />
no watermark. See Henry Thomas, Early Spanish Bookbindings<br />
(London, 1939), pl. XXIX, and 30^1 pl. LI. Size: 318 ¿ 210 ¿<br />
70 mm. Size of leaf: 298 ¿ 202 mm.<br />
A few marginal notes, mainly extracting key words, and pointing<br />
hands in two early hands, one in light brown ink, the other in dark<br />
brown ink; the latter that of Antonio de Portilla. On 10 9 v : ‘Esta a<br />
disposicion del provincial’ in the hand of the Medina del Campo<br />
inscription in light brown ink. On the front of the ¢rst of the two<br />
endleaves inserted between the end of the text and the ‘<strong>Tabula</strong><br />
questionum’a sixteenth-century bibliographical note in Spanish:<br />
‘2 e 2 a S. Th. en tablas coloradas al principio ma oja blancas al<br />
cabo sieta(?) e cama (?) quaterno tiene ojas do (?) 22. quinternos<br />
25. sexternos 4 quaternos 3’.Within the case-box are kept a photograph<br />
of the binding and three letters from H. Thomas (British<br />
Museum) to Ehrman, dated Jan. 1930, May 1930, and May 1937,<br />
all regarding the binding and provenance of this book.<br />
On a1 r a large initial‘P’ is supplied in interlocked red and blue with<br />
reserved white decoration within a square ground made of very<br />
¢ne violet pen-work; the area de¢ned by the letter is decorated<br />
with the very ¢ne pen-work in violet (creating the shape of a<br />
cross) within a red ground.With foliate extensions to form a full
2518 thomas aquinas<br />
[t-178^t-180<br />
border in violet touched in gold. Other initials and paragraph<br />
marks are supplied in red or violet. Running ‘quaestio’ numbers,<br />
in roman numerals, in red and violet.<br />
Provenance: Santander, Franciscans of San Vicente de la<br />
Barquera; inscriptions on verso of rear endleaf: ‘p[er]tenesce<br />
esta 2a 2e al conuento d[e]los fraires menores de sant Vicente<br />
d[e]la barq[ue]ra por q[ue] ende se pago parte d[e]la limosna<br />
d[e]la casa p[ar]te d[e]la limosna q[ue] yo fray Antonio de portilla<br />
en la dicha casa morando acq[ui]ri tengo io a my uso co[n] auctoridad<br />
del Venere[n]do padre Vica[rio] p[ro]vincial q[ue] estonces<br />
era fray Ju[an] de Leniz(?) fasta q[ue] sus successores o la muerte<br />
q[ue] atodos de todas las cosas p[er]va me lo mande[n] dexar y por<br />
q[ue] es v[er]dad ¢rme aq[ui] my no[m]bre Antonio de Portilla’.<br />
Medina del Campo, Franciscans; inscription on the same leaf:<br />
‘troquse por ot[r]o q[ue] p[er]tenescia a medina del ca[m]po y<br />
(?)de p[er]tenesce este’. Vienna, Bundesdenkmalamt (1918^<br />
1938); stamp on the front pastedown. Albert Ehrman (1890^<br />
1969); armorial book-plate; purchased in 1927 for »35; accession<br />
no.‘1139’. Presented in 1978 by John Ehrman.<br />
shelfmark: Broxb. 20.7.<br />
T-178A Thomas Aquinas<br />
Summa theologiae:Tertia pars.<br />
[a1 r ] [Thomas Aquinas: Summa theologiae: Tertia pars.]<br />
refs. Leonine XI^XII (1903^6), XI 5^XII 338; see Torrell 142^<br />
59, 333^4.<br />
[E6 r ] [Table of contents.]<br />
[Basel: Michael Wenssler, c.1474]. Folio.<br />
collation: [a b 10 c 8 d^l 10 m 8 n^p 10 q r 6 s 10 t 8 v^y 10 z 8 h 6 A^E 10 ].<br />
H *1468 = H 13641; Go¡ T-219; BMC III 720; Pr 7474; BSB-Ink<br />
T-296; CIBN T-185; Pellechet 1057; Sack, Freiburg, 3457;<br />
Sheppard 2313.<br />
COPY<br />
In this copy there is no leaf containing the register: see Pellechet<br />
and BMC.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled calf; bound for the<br />
Bodleian Library. Size: 415 ¿ 315 ¿ 63 mm. Size of leaf: 401 ¿<br />
290 mm<br />
On [a1 r ] a nine-line initial ‘Q’ is supplied in maroon with acanthus<br />
scrolling in white on an orange ground decorated in yellow within<br />
a segmented frame of grey and blue, and with foliate extensions<br />
into the margins in green, blue, red, pink, grey and white. Other<br />
principal initials are supplied in blue, green, orange, or red with<br />
acanthus scrolling in grey or white on decorated grounds of red,<br />
green, blue, and within frames of green, red, orange, or blue;<br />
some lesser initials are supplied in red, pink, maroon, or blue<br />
(some with reserved white decoration), and with pen-work decoration<br />
in red, pink, green, and black; other initials (some with<br />
extensions into the margins) are supplied in red or blue; running<br />
headings and paragraph marks are supplied in red; capital strokes<br />
in red. On [E 3 r ] a red three-line initial ‘A’ has an extension into the<br />
lower margin ending in a human face with large ears and nose.<br />
Irregular manuscript foliation in black ink in the upper margin:<br />
1^234.<br />
Provenance: Date of acquisition unknown; no indication given<br />
by the shelfmark.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 5Q 2.7.<br />
T-179 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Summa theologiae:Tertia pars.With‘Additiones’.<br />
a2 r Thomas Aquinas: Summa theologiae: Tertia pars.<br />
refs. Leonine XI^XII (1903^6), XI 5^XII 338; see Torrell 142^<br />
59, 333^4.<br />
[*1 r ] ‘Tituli tertie partis summe’.<br />
r<br />
[* 6 ] ‘Registrum cartarum’.<br />
2<br />
a2 r [Additiones.] ‘De partibus penitentie in speciali, et primo de<br />
contritione. Questio prima’.<br />
refs. Leonine XII/2 (1906), 3^250. The ‘Additiones’ were compiled<br />
byThomas’disciples on the basis of his commentary on the<br />
Sentences; a number of modern editors believe Raynaldus de<br />
Piperno to be the author; in the Brescia copy the author is said<br />
by a contemporary hand to be Albertus de Brixia; see U.<br />
Baroncelli, Gli incunaboli della Biblioteca Queriniana di Brescia<br />
(Brescia, 1970), no. 925; seeTorrell 147 n. 14.<br />
2 v<br />
s1 [Colophon.]<br />
2<br />
s1 v ‘Registrum cartarum additionum’.<br />
2<br />
s2 r ‘De partibus penitentie in spe. ali’.<br />
[Venice]: Johannes de Colonia and Johannes Manthen, 14 May<br />
1478. Folio.<br />
collation: Part I: a^d 10 e 8 f^h 10 i^o 10.8 p q 10 qq 4 r 8 s 6 t u 8 x 6 y 8 z 6 h 8<br />
m 10 [*] 6 ; part II: 2 a 12 b^p 10 q 8 r s 6 . Gathering [*] numbered ‘1 2 3’,<br />
but not signed.<br />
HC *1469; Go¡ T-221; Pr 4331; BSB-Ink T-297; CIBN T-187;<br />
Michelitsch 146; Sheppard 3497.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled calf; bound for the<br />
Bodleian Library. Manuscript title along the fore-edge. Two<br />
leather index tabs. Size: 318 ¿ 215 ¿ 70 mm. Size of leaf: 310 ¿<br />
195 mm.<br />
Some marginal notes, mainly providing corrections to the text, in<br />
an early German hand; also some extraction of key concepts in<br />
the same hand and in Hierschauer’s.‘1306’ in brown ink on a rectangular<br />
paper label pasted onto the upper right-hand corner of<br />
the front pastedown.<br />
Main initials are supplied in interlocked red and blue. Other initials<br />
are supplied in red or blue, paragraph marks and capital<br />
strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: Paulus Sudlandt(?) (¢fteenth century); erased<br />
inscription on a1 r : ‘Liber magistri Pauli Sudlandt(?)’. Indersdorf,<br />
Bavaria, Augustinian Canons Regular, BVM; inscription on a 2 r :<br />
‘Canoniae Understor¡’. Michael Hierschauer (£. 1645^1664);<br />
inscription on a1 r : ‘Michael Hierschauer cappelanus in Furst<br />
sum uocatus anno [16]64’. Duplicate from the Royal Library,<br />
Munich; ‘Duplum’ and ‘Inc. Typ. No. 1306’ in brown ink on the<br />
same leaf, ‘1742’ in pencil on 2 s6 v . Acquired between 1847 and<br />
c.1892, probably in 1850; not in Catalogus (1843) with Appendix.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 5Q 4.2.<br />
T-180 Thomas Aquinas<br />
De arte praedicandi.<br />
[a1 r ] Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De arte praedicandi.‘Tractatulus<br />
solennis de arte et uero modo predicandi ex diuersis sacrorum<br />
doctorum scripturis et principaliter . . . Thome de Aquino ex<br />
paruo suo quodam tractatulo recollectus ubi secundum modum<br />
et formam materie presentis procedit’. Incipit:<br />
‘[C]ommunicaturus meis desiderantibus hoc quod de modo
t-180^t-184] thomas aquinas<br />
2519<br />
predicandi . . .’ Erroneously attributed to Aquinas. Compiled<br />
from works by Jacobus de Fusignano and that attributed to<br />
Henricus de Hassia (T. M. Charland, Artes praedicandi (Paris,<br />
1936), 87) (CIBN).<br />
[a9 r ] [Colophon.]<br />
v<br />
[a9 ] ‘Restat modo formare arborem que ¢t in hunc modum cum sua<br />
declaratione et intellectu’. Incipit: ‘[P]redicatio assimilatur arbori<br />
reali . . .’<br />
[Nuremberg: Friedrich Creussner], 1477. Folio.<br />
collation: [a 10 ].<br />
H *1358 = 1359; Go¡ T-263; Pr 2139; BSB-Ink T-300; Michelitsch<br />
32, 33; Sheppard 1572. Micro¢che: Unit 22: Rhetoric Part I, RH<br />
66.<br />
COPY<br />
Without the‘Arbor’, as in Hain’s copy.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century half blue morocco with black<br />
cloth; bound for the Bodleian Library. Red-edged leaves. Size:<br />
288 ¿ 198 ¿ 11 mm. Size of leaf: 278 ¿ 188 mm.<br />
‘7’ in brown ink in the upper right-hand corner of [a1 r ].<br />
Initials and paragraph marks are supplied in red.<br />
Provenance: Acquired around 1885^6 to judge from the binding<br />
and the shelfmark.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 3Q 5.32.<br />
T-181 Thomas Aquinas<br />
De arte praedicandi.<br />
A1 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De arte praedicandi. ‘Tractatus<br />
solennis de arte et uero modo predicandi ex diuersis sacrorum<br />
doctorum scripturis et principaliter . . . Thome de Aquino ex<br />
paruo suo quodam tractatulo recollectus ubi secundum modum<br />
et formam materie presentis procedit’. Incipit:<br />
‘[C]ommunicaturus meis desiderantibus hoc quod de modo predicandi<br />
. . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-180.<br />
B3 v ‘Restat modo formare arborem que ¢t in hunc modum cum sua<br />
declaratione et intellectu’. Incipit: ‘[P]redicatio assimulatur(!)<br />
arbori reali . . .’<br />
B4 v ‘Sequitur arbor’. Incipit: ‘Sequuntur consequenter reliqua spectancia<br />
ad arborem sequentem que in ea capitula prolixitatis<br />
imprimi et poni non potuerunt sunt tamen notata . . . A.<br />
Iuuenalis libro 3 satira .i. consuetudo mali . . . textu et uerbis<br />
Christi’.<br />
Memmingen: Albrecht Kunne, 1483. 4 o .<br />
collation: A B 6 .<br />
HC *1362; Go¡ T-268; BMC II 603; Pr 2774; BSB-Ink T-303;<br />
Michelitsch 36; Sack, Freiburg, 3385; Schramm XVI, pl. 125, no.<br />
931; Schreiber V 4810; Sheppard 2008.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf A1.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century half blue morocco with blue cloth;<br />
bound for the Bodleian Library. Remains of an index tab on B 6.<br />
Size: 208 ¿ 151 ¿ 10 mm. Size of leaf: 198 ¿ 140 mm.<br />
‘32’ in pencil on A2 r .<br />
Initials are supplied in red.<br />
Provenance: Purchased on 30 Nov. 1885 from Caspar Haugg,<br />
Catalogue 78, no. 74 or 100, for 5 or 7 Marks; see Library Bills,<br />
no. 381.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 7Q 7.8.<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Bound with a large number of other miscellaneous fragments in a<br />
modern guard-book.<br />
A fragment. Leaf B6 only. Size of fragment: 145 ¿ 102 mm.<br />
Provenance: Francis Douce (1757^1834). Bequeathed in 1834.<br />
shelfmark: Douce Fragm. b.1(20).<br />
T-182 Thomas Aquinas<br />
De arte praedicandi.<br />
A1 r [Title-page.] ‘Tractatus solennis de arte et uero modo predicandi<br />
ex diuersis sacrorum doctorum scripturis et principaliter . . .<br />
Thome de Aquino ex paruo suo quodam tractatulo recollectus<br />
ubi secundum modum et formam materie presentis procedit.<br />
Una cum tractatulo eximii doctoris Heinrici de Hassia de arte<br />
predicandi sequitur ut infra’.<br />
A2 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De arte praedicandi. Incipit:<br />
‘[C]ommunicaturus meis desiderantibus hoc quod de modo predicandi<br />
. . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-180.<br />
B5 r ‘Restat modo formare arborem que ¢t in hunc modum cum sua<br />
declaratione et intellectu’. Incipit: ‘[P]redicatio assimilatur arbori<br />
reali . . .’<br />
[Leipzig: Conrad Kachelofen, c.1489?^95?]. 4 o . As dated by<br />
Sheppard; BSB-Ink dates [c.1490^5].‘The ‘‘Arbor’’ and the tract<br />
of Henricus de Hassia do not seem ever to have been added to<br />
this edition’ (BMC note).<br />
collation: A B 6 .<br />
HC *1352; BMC III 630; Pr 2902; BSB-InkT-305; Sheppard 2089.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled half calf with brown<br />
cloth; bound for the Bodleian Library. Size: 220 ¿ 151 ¿ 7 mm.<br />
Size of leaf: 213 ¿ 140 mm.<br />
Provenance: Duplicate from the Royal Library, Munich; ‘Dupl’<br />
and ‘2603’ in pencil on A 1 r . Acquired between 1847 and c.1892,<br />
probably in 1850; not in Catalogus (1843) with Appendix.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 5Q 6.94.<br />
T-183 Thomas Aquinas<br />
De divinis moribus.<br />
[a1 r ] Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De divinis moribus. Incipit:<br />
‘[P]erfecti estote sicut et pater uester celestis perfectus est. In<br />
sacra scriptura nichil nobis impossibile consulitur . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 208.<br />
[Cologne: Printer of Dares (Johann Schilling [Solidi]), not after<br />
1472]. 4 o .<br />
collation: [a b 8 ].<br />
C 543; Go¡ T-285; BMC I 213; Pr 1<strong>001</strong>; CIBN T-197; Michelitsch<br />
300; Oates 496^7; Sheppard 766; Voullie¤ me, Ko« ln, 1171.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with A-026(1); see there for details of binding, manuscript<br />
notes, and provenance. Size of leaf: 195 ¿ 154 mm.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 7.2(4).<br />
T-184 Thomas Aquinas<br />
De divinis moribus.<br />
r<br />
[a1 ] Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De divinis moribus.‘Quod in perfectione<br />
immutabilitatis deum imitari debemus’. Incipit:
2520 thomas aquinas<br />
[t-184^t-187<br />
‘[P]erfecti estote sicut et pater uester celestis perfectus est. In<br />
sacra scriptura nichil impossibile consulitur . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-183.<br />
[Ferrara: Severinus Ferrariensis, c.1475]. 4 o .<br />
collation: [a 10 b 2 ].<br />
BMC VI 609; Pr 5741; Sheppard 4783.<br />
COPY<br />
Leaves [a 9^10] bound after [a 2].<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century green marbled paper boards; the<br />
gold stamp of the Bodleian Library on both covers. Size: 217 ¿<br />
160 ¿ 5 mm. Size of leaf: 214 ¿ 152 mm.<br />
Some early signatures visible.<br />
Provenance: Purchased fromThomasThorpe, Catalogue (1830),<br />
no. 8741, for »0. 18. 0; see Library Bills (1829^32), no. 156, and<br />
Books Purchased (1830), 2.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q inf. 1.9.<br />
T-185 Thomas Aquinas<br />
De venerabili sacramento altaris ad modum decem<br />
praedicamentorum.<br />
r<br />
[a1 ] Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De venerabili sacramento altaris<br />
ad modum decem praedicamentorum. ‘Tractatus de corpore<br />
Cristi’. Incipit: ‘[M]emoriam fecit mirabilium suorum misericors<br />
et miserator dominus escam dedit timentibus se. Esca ista de qua<br />
loquitur hic psalmus non inconuenienter intelligitur . . .’<br />
refs. See Guyot 208; Glorieux, Re¤ pertoire, 14fe; Distelbrink no.<br />
206.<br />
[c5 r ] [Colophon.]<br />
[c6 r ] Nicolaus de Lyra: De sacramento eucharistiae.‘Incipiunt dicta<br />
de sacramento magistri Nicolai de Lira hoc tenore uerborum<br />
sequencia’. Incipit: ‘[H]ee sunt condiciones necessario requisite<br />
ad ydoneum susceptorem sacramenti eukaristie . . .’<br />
refs. See Labrosse,‘>OEuvres’, 403^4 no.11, who lists alternative<br />
titles and this edition at 403.<br />
[d5 r ] ‘Prologus super dominica oracione’ [at the end of this text]<br />
‘Incipit intellectus super oracione dominica’. Incipit: ‘[P]ater<br />
Thomas de Aquino, non domiuus(!) quia amari appetit non<br />
timeri. Crisostomus, patrem magis uoluit se dici . . .’<br />
[d5 v ] ‘[H]ec est oracio dominica precellens omnes alias in tribus<br />
uidelicet in dignitate in breuitate et in fecunditate’. Incipit:<br />
‘Thomas de Aquino oracio uero dominica precellit alias oraciones<br />
primo in dignitate quia ab ipso ¢lio dei est edita . . .’<br />
[Cologne: Printer of Augustinus, ‘De ¢de’], 8 Apr. 1473. 4 o . The<br />
printer has been identi¢ed as Goiswin Gops and also as Johann<br />
Schilling (see Corsten, Anfa« nge, 44^5, and Needham, ‘Cologne<br />
Partners’, 126^8).<br />
collation: [a^d 8 e 4 ].<br />
HC 1374; Go¡ T-291; BMC I 232; Pr 1092; CIBN T-200; Hillard<br />
1960; Michelitsch 49; Oates 567^8; Sheppard 836; Voullie¤ me,<br />
Ko« ln, 1162.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with A-541(1); see there for details of binding and provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 193 ¿ 136 mm.<br />
Early signatures are partially visible.<br />
Initials, paragraph marks, and chapter heading underlining are<br />
supplied in red; capital strokes in red.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 5.34(12).<br />
T-186 Thomas Aquinas<br />
De venerabili sacramento altaris ad modum decem<br />
praedicamentorum.<br />
a2 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De venerabili sacramento altaris ad<br />
modum decem praedicamentorum.‘Tractatus de corpore Cristi’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[M]emoriam fecit mirabilium suorum misericors et miserator<br />
dominus escam dedit timentibus se. Esca ista de qua loquitur<br />
hic psalmus non inconuenienter intelligitur . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-185.<br />
v<br />
c3 Nicolaus de Lyra: De sacramento eucharistiae.‘Incipiunt dicta<br />
de sacramento magistri Nicolai de Lira sub hoc tenore uerborum<br />
sequencia’. Incipit: ‘[H]ee sunt condiciones necessario requisite<br />
ad ydoneum susceptorem sacramenti eukaristie . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-185.<br />
d1 v ‘Prologus super dominica oracione’ [at the end of this text]<br />
‘Incipit intellectus super oracione dominica’. Incipit: ‘[P]ater<br />
Thomas de Aquino, non dominus quia amari appetit non timeri.<br />
Crisostomus, patrem magis uoluit se dici . . .’<br />
d2 r ‘[H]ec est oracio dominica precellens omnes alias in tribus uidelicet<br />
in dignitate in breuitate et in fecunditate’. Incipit:‘Thomas de<br />
Aquino oracio uero dominica precellit alias oraciones primo in<br />
dignitate quia ab ipso ¢lio dei est edita . . .’<br />
[Cologne: Bartholomaeus de Unkel, c.1481]. 4 o .<br />
collation: a^d 8 .<br />
HC *1372; Go¡ T-293; BMC I 244; Pr 1155; BSB-Ink T-313; CIBN<br />
T-202; Michelitsch 47; Sheppard 880; Voullie¤ me, Ko« ln, 1164.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with A-201; see there for details of binding, provenance,<br />
and manuscript notes. Size of leaf: 202 ¿ 139 mm.<br />
Wanting the blank leaf a1.<br />
shelfmark: Holk. e.1(1).<br />
T-187 Thomas Aquinas<br />
De venerabili sacramento altaris ad modum decem<br />
praedicamentorum.<br />
A1 r [Title-page.] ‘In hoc libello continentur tres tractatuli. Primus<br />
est . . . de mirabili quidditate et e⁄cacia venerabilis sacramenti<br />
eucharistie. Secundus est . . . Tercius est alicuius docti collectoris<br />
de expositione dominice orationis, scilicet Pater noster’.<br />
A2 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De venerabili sacramento altaris<br />
ad modum decem praedicamentorum. ‘Tractatus de corpore<br />
Cristi i. de sacramento eucharistie’. Incipit: ‘[M]emoriam fecit<br />
dominus mirabilium suorum misericors et miserator dominus<br />
escam dedit timentibus se. Esca ista de qua loquitur hic psalmus<br />
non inconuenienter intelligitur . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-185.<br />
C1 v Nicolaus de Lyra: De sacramento eucharistiae.‘Incipiunt dicta<br />
de sacramento magistri Nicolai de Lyra de sacramento sub hoc<br />
tenore uerborum sequencia’. Incipit: ‘[H]ee sunt condiciones<br />
necessario requisite ad ydoneum susceptorem sacramenti eukaristie<br />
. . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-185.<br />
D1 v ‘Prologus in dominica oratione’ [at the end of this text] ‘Incipit<br />
intellectus super oracione dominica’. Incipit: ‘[P]ater Thomas de<br />
Aquino, non dominus quia amari appetit non timeri.<br />
Crisostomus, patrem magis uoluit se dici . . .’<br />
r<br />
D2 ‘[H]ec est oracio dominica precellens omnes alias orationes in<br />
tribus uidelicet in dignitate in breuitate et in fecunditate’. Incipit:
t-187^t-190] thomas aquinas<br />
2521<br />
‘Thomas de Aquino oratio uero dominica precellit alias oraciones<br />
primo in dignitate quia ab ipso ¢lio dei est edita . . .’<br />
v<br />
D5 [Summary of contents.] Incipit:‘De primo tractatulo huius libri.<br />
Nota quod in primo tractatulo . . .’<br />
[Cologne: Heinrich Quentell, 1489^94]. 4 o . As dated by Sheppard;<br />
Polain and Voullie¤ me date [c.1490], BSB-Ink [c.1490^4].<br />
collation: A B 6 C 4 D 6 .<br />
HC *1368; Go¡ T-296; BMC I 281; Pr 1407; BSB-Ink T-314;<br />
Michelitsch 43; Polain 3705; Sheppard 1017; Voullie¤ me, Ko« ln,<br />
1167.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with E-076; see there for details of binding, decoration,<br />
and provenance. Size of leaf: 193 ¿ 135 mm.<br />
Parts of the Expositio dominica have been underlined and its text<br />
has been structured into main parts, in an early hand in red<br />
crayon.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 5.11(3).<br />
T-188 Thomas Aquinas<br />
De venerabili sacramento altaris ad modum decem<br />
praedicamentorum.<br />
A1 r [Title-page.] ‘In hoc libello continentur tres tractatuli. Primus<br />
est . . . de mirabili quidditate et e⁄cacia venerabilis sacramenti<br />
eucharistie. Secundus est . . . Tercius est alicuius docti collectoris<br />
de expositione dominice orationis, scilicet Pater noster’.<br />
A2 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De venerabili sacramento altaris<br />
ad modum decem praedicamentorum. ‘Tractatus de corpore<br />
Cristi i. de sacramento eucharistie’. Incipit: ‘[M]emoriam fecit<br />
dominus mirabilium suorum misericors et miserator dominus<br />
escam dedit timentibus se. Esca ista (de qua loquitur hic psalmus)<br />
non inconuenienter intelligitur . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-185.<br />
C1 v Nicolaus de Lyra: De sacramento eucharistiae.‘Incipiunt dicta<br />
magistri Nycolai de Lyra de sacramento sub hoc tenore uerborum<br />
sequencia’. Incipit: ‘[H]e sunt condiciones necessario requisite ad<br />
idoneum susceptorem sacramenti eucharistie . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-185.<br />
D1 v ‘Prologus in dominica oratione’ [at the end of this text] ‘Incipit<br />
expositio super oratione dominica ex diuersis doctorum dictis<br />
collecta’. Incipit: ‘[P]ater Thomas de Aquino, non dominus quia<br />
amari appetit non timeri. Crisostomus, patrem magis uoluit se<br />
dici . . .’<br />
D2 r ‘Petitiones in eadem contente. [H]ec est oracio dominica precellens<br />
omnes alias orationes in tribus uidelicet in dignitate in breuitate<br />
et in fecunditate’. Incipit: ‘Thomas de Aquino oratio uero<br />
dominica precellit alias oraciones primo in dignitate quia a dignissimo<br />
excellentissimo summo et in¢nito bono .s. ab ipso ¢lio dei<br />
est edita . . .’<br />
D5 v [Summary of contents.] Incipit:‘De primo tractatulo huius libri.<br />
Nota quod in primo tractatulo . . .’<br />
[Cologne: Heinrich Quentell, after 1492]. 4 o . As dated by CIBN<br />
from the state of the types; BSB-Ink dates [c.1492^3], Sheppard<br />
[1489^94]; Pellechet assigns to [Mainz: Peter Friedberg].<br />
collation: A B 6 C 4 D 6 .<br />
H *1369; Go¡ T-295; Pr 1353A; BSB-Ink T-315; CIBN T-204;<br />
Pellechet 979; Sack, Freiburg, 3401; Sheppard 1016; Voullie¤ me,<br />
Ko« ln, 1166.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with H-075; see there for details of binding and provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 196 ¿ 140 mm.<br />
The third sheet of gathering D is signed C3 in error and is misbound<br />
between the second and third leaves of gathering C.<br />
A few early ‘nota’ marks and pointing hands in the margins in<br />
faded brown ink.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 7Q 5.42(3).<br />
T-189 Thomas Aquinas<br />
De venerabili sacramento altaris ad modum sermonum.<br />
[a1 r ] Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-; Albertus Magnus pseudo-]: De<br />
venerabili sacramento altaris ad modum sermonum [also known<br />
as: Sermones de eucharistiae sacramento].‘Modus procedendi in<br />
sermones de sacramento venerabili eukaristie quos conposuit<br />
sanctusThomas de Aquino’. [Prologue.]<br />
refs. Albertus Magnus, Opera (1651), XIIa 247^8; Opera (1890),<br />
XIII 667^8.<br />
[a1 r ] ‘Tituli operis’.<br />
[a2 r ] Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-; Albertus Magnus pseudo-]: De<br />
venerabili sacramento altaris ad modum sermonum [also known<br />
as: Sermones de eucharistiae sacramento].<br />
refs. Albertus Magnus, Opera (1651), XIIa 249^300; Opera<br />
(1890), XIII 669^797 (Sermo I^XVII, XIX, XVIII, XX^<br />
XXXII). On the authorship see Glorieux, Re¤ pertoire, 14fe<br />
(Thomas Aquinas), 6cr (Albertus Magnus), 305bx<br />
(Bonaventura), 349n (Bertrand de la Tour �1332); G. G.<br />
Meerseman, Introductio in opera omnia beati Alberti Magni<br />
(Bruges, 1931), 113^16; Joseph Kramp,‘Albert der Grosse und die<br />
‘‘Sermones de ss. eucharistiae sacramento’’’, Gregorianum, 3<br />
(1922), 239^53; Guyot 208; Distelbrink no. 206; Schneyer,<br />
Repertorium,V 608^12.<br />
[e6 r ] ‘Notabile’. Incipit:‘[D]e sacramento eukaristie nota quod quinque<br />
sunt . . .’<br />
refs. Albertus Magnus, Opera (1890), XIII 798^9.<br />
[e7 r ] [Alphabetical list of subjects.]<br />
[Cologne: Arnold Ther Hoernen, between Feb. 1471 and 1475].<br />
Folio. As dated by CIBN; Polain, Sheppard, Voullie¤ me, and<br />
BSB-Ink date [c.1472].<br />
collation: [a^c 10 d e 8 ].<br />
H *1396; Go¡ T-337; BMC I 205; Pr 956; BSB-Ink A-208; CIBN<br />
T-206; Hillard 1961; Michelitsch 71; Polain 3710; Sheppard 727;<br />
Voullie¤ me, Ko« ln, 1143.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with B-437(1); see there for details of binding, decoration,<br />
and provenance. Size of leaf: 284 ¿ 200 mm.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 6Q 4.10(3).<br />
T-190 Thomas Aquinas<br />
De virtutibus et vitiis, et al.<br />
r<br />
[a1 ] Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De virtutibus et vitiis.‘Libellus . . .<br />
de viciis et virtutibus numero quaternario procedens’.<br />
refs. S. Thomae Aquinatis opera omnia, ed. R. Busa (Stuttgart,<br />
1980), VII 718^20; see Guyot 208; Glorieux, Re¤ pertoire, 14ee;<br />
Bloom¢eld 4455.<br />
[b8 r ] [Mediavilla, Richardus de: Commentum in quattuor libros<br />
Sententiarum [excerpt from Lib. IV, dist. 45, qu. pr. 2, qu. 3.]] ‘De<br />
su¡ragiis’. Incipit: ‘[V]trum su¡ragia facta pro multis equaliter
2522 thomas aquinas<br />
[t-190^t-194<br />
prosint singulis. Re[sponditu]r secundum Thomam et Petrum. Si<br />
valor su¡ragiorum consideretur secundum quod valet ex virtute<br />
. . .’<br />
refs. Richardus de Mediavilla, Commentum super quarto<br />
Sententiarum, Venice: Christophorus Arnoldus, [not after 1477]<br />
(HC 10984) , fols 269^70; Super quatuor Libros Sententiarum<br />
Petri Lombardi, 4 vols (Brescia: M. A. Gonzaga, 1591; repr.<br />
Frankfurt am Main, 1963), IV 598^601; 2 vols (Venice, 1507^9);<br />
see Glorieux, Re¤ pertoire, no. 324a; Stegmu« ller, Repertorium commentariorum,<br />
no. 722; Sharpe, LatinWriters, no. 1356.<br />
[Cologne: Printer of Dictys (Arnold Ther Hoernen), c.1471]. 4 o .<br />
collation: [a b 8 ].<br />
C 551; Go¡ T-342; Pr 990; CIBN T-211; Michelitsch 308; Oates 438;<br />
Sheppard 720;Voullie¤ me, Ko« ln,1140. Pr’s earlierattributionto the<br />
Printer of Dictys is corrected in his Supplement for 1899, p. 9:<br />
‘This should follow no. 957’.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with A-541(1); see there for details of binding and provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 194 ¿ 130 mm.<br />
Initials, paragraph marks, and chapter heading underlining are<br />
supplied in red; capital strokes in red.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 5.34(13).<br />
T-191 Thomas Aquinas<br />
De virtutibus et vitiis.<br />
r<br />
A1 [Title-page.] ‘Libellus sancti Thome de Aquino de uiciis et uirtutibus<br />
numero quaternario procedens’.<br />
A2 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De virtutibus et vitiis.<br />
refs. SeeT-190.<br />
[Leipzig: Conrad Kachelofen, c.1490]. 4 o .<br />
collation: A B 6 .<br />
GW Nachtra« ge, 346; Pr 2901; BSB-InkT-322; Sheppard 2090.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century half blue morocco over blue cloth;<br />
bound for the Bodleian Library. Sprinkled red-edged leaves. Size:<br />
200 ¿ 140 ¿ 9 mm. Size of leaf: 191 ¿ 129 mm.<br />
A few marginal notes, extracting key words, in an early hand in<br />
red ink.‘28’ in pencil on A1 r .<br />
Provenance: Purchased on 5 Nov. 1885 from Albert Cohn,<br />
Catalogue 168, no. 257, for 6 Marks; see Library Bills, no. 319.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 7Q 6.53.<br />
T-192 Thomas Aquinas<br />
De virtutibus et vitiis.<br />
r<br />
A1 [Title-page.] ‘Libellus sancti Thome de Aquino de uiciis et uirtutibus<br />
numero quaternario procedens’.<br />
A2 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: De virtutibus et vitiis.<br />
refs. SeeT-190.<br />
[Leipzig: Martin Landsberg, c.1495]. 4 o .<br />
collation: A B 6 .<br />
HC *1393; Go¡ T-341a; BMC III 640; Pr 2975; BSB-Ink T-324;<br />
Michelitsch 69; Sheppard 2123.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf B6.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century green cloth. Size: 203 ¿ 141 ¿<br />
9 mm. Size of leaf: 197 ¿ 129 mm.<br />
Initials and paragraph marks are supplied in red or blue.<br />
Provenance: Purchased from Puttick & Simpson, via Quaritch<br />
on 29 Apr. 1885, lot 244(6), the whole lot costing »0. 15. 0; see<br />
Library Bills.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 4Q 6.12.<br />
T-193 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Quaestiones circa confessionem seu sacramentum<br />
poenitentiae.<br />
a1 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-]: Quaestiones circa confessionem seu<br />
sacramentum poenitentiae. ‘Questiones iuxta doctrinam eximii<br />
sacre theologie professoris sancti Thome de Aquino circa confessionem<br />
seu sacramentum penitentie’. Incipit: ‘[P]rimo queritur<br />
quotuplex est penitentia et quid est penitentia? Et respondetur<br />
quod penitentia est duplex dei . . .’ Often attributed to Thomas<br />
Aquinas or Bonaventura; see Glorieux, Re¤ pertoire, 14(fg) and<br />
305(dn); Michaud-Quantin 79^80; and VLVI 172^82.<br />
[Rome: Stephan Plannck, c.1495]. 4 o .<br />
collation: a 8 .<br />
Woodcut initial.<br />
GW 7351; H1411; Go¡ T-326; Pr 3785; CIBN T-209; Michelitsch 86;<br />
Sheppard 2992.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with B-210; see there for details of binding, manuscript<br />
notes, and provenance. Size of leaf: 206 ¿ 141 mm.<br />
shelfmark: 4 o B 6(3) Th. Seld.<br />
T-194 Thomas Aquinas<br />
Super quattuorlibros Sententiarum.<br />
r<br />
a1 [Title-page.] ‘Scripta ad Hanibaldum episcopum super quattuor<br />
libros Sententiarum’.<br />
a2 r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-; Hannibaldis, Hannibaldus de]:<br />
Super quattuor libros Sententiarum. Incipit: ‘ ‘‘[T]ransite ad me<br />
omnes qui concupiscitis . . .’’ Ecci. xxiiii. [Sir 24,26]. Inter ceteras<br />
doctrinas christiane <strong>religionis</strong> . . .’<br />
refs. See Glorieux, Re¤ pertoire, no.19a; Stegmu« ller, Repertorium<br />
commentariorum, I 144 no. 309; Kaeppeli II 174^76 no. 1684.<br />
G2 r [Table of contents.]<br />
[Basel]: Nicolaus Kesler, 1492. Folio.<br />
collation: a 8 b^f ¡ g^p 6 q 8 r 6 A^G 6 . Leaf a2 signed a1. C 579; Go¡ T-329; BMC III 770; Pr 7683; BSB-Ink H-5; CIBN<br />
T-210; Michelitsch 336; Rhodes 1718; Sack, Freiburg, 3423;<br />
Sheppard 2485.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf G6. Leaf d1 bound after d2.<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century half gold-tooled calf over marbled<br />
pasteboards. Red-edged leaves; green silk bookmark. Size:<br />
298 ¿ 212 ¿ 32 mm. Size of leaf: 292 ¿ 197 mm.<br />
Some marginal notes, mainly extracting key concepts and providing<br />
corrections to the text, in two early German hands in brown<br />
ink.<br />
Main initials are supplied in interlocked red and blue. Other initials<br />
and paragraph marks are supplied in red or blue.<br />
Provenance: Heidenfeld, near Schweinfurt, Bavaria, unidenti-<br />
¢ed monastery; inscription on a1 r : ‘Monasterii Heydenfelt’.<br />
Purchased for 8 Marks from Joseph Baer & Co., 143. Lager-<br />
Catalog (1884), no. 42; see Library Bills, 7 May 1884.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 4Q 4.27.
t-195^t-196] thomas cantipratensis<br />
2523<br />
T-195 Thomas Atrebatensis<br />
Quaestiones in quattuor libris sententiarum, et al.<br />
a1 r [Title-page.] ‘Questiones dubitabiles super quattuor libris sententiarum<br />
cum questionibus solutiuis Magistri Thomae<br />
Attrabatensis.’<br />
a2 r Thomas Atrebatensis: ‘Disputatio Heremitae et Raymundi<br />
super aliquibus dubiis questionibus sententiarum Magistri Petri<br />
Lombardi’. Incipit: ‘[R]aymundus Parisius studens statum huiusque<br />
mundi considerans . . .’<br />
refs. See Stegmu« ller, Repertorium commentariorum, no. 711,1;<br />
also Glorieux, Re¤ pertoire, I 335 no. 335bv. The interlocutors are<br />
an unnamed hermit and Raymundus Lullus.<br />
a2 v [Thomas Atrebatensis]: Quaestiones in quattuor libris sententiarum.<br />
‘Prima questio primi sententiarum’. Incipit: ‘[Q]ueritur<br />
utrum theologia sit scientia proprie. Raymundus respondit<br />
dicens . . .’ The questions on Petrus Lombardus, Sententiarum<br />
libri IV, are addressed to Raymundus Lullus.The date of compilation<br />
is given as 9 July 1290; see colophon on B7 v .<br />
B7 v [Colophon.] Incipit: ‘Compilatus fuit iste tractatus Parisius<br />
Anno domini M.CC.xc . . .’<br />
Lyons: [Jacques Maillet], 4 Dec. 1491. 4 o . As reassigned by CIBN,<br />
Additions et corrections; the customary attribution has been to<br />
[Engelhardus Schultis].<br />
collation: a^m 8 n^o 6 A B 8 .<br />
Woodcut initials.<br />
HC 10324; C 5827; Go¡ T-344; BMC VIII 309; Pr 8639; BSB-Ink<br />
L-285; CIBN L-297; Hillard 1260; Sheppard 6692.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf B 8.<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century mottled calf; the spine gold-tooled,<br />
with the title on a red leather label.The gold stamp ofthe Bodleian<br />
Library on both covers. Sprinkled red- and black-edged leaves;<br />
green silk bookmark. Size: 210 ¿ 136 ¿ 28 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 201 ¿ 125 mm.<br />
Occasional marginal notes, many cropped, are supplied in a contemporary<br />
continental hand, supplying running headings, leaf<br />
and section numbering in arabic ¢gures, corrections to the text,<br />
synonyms, underlining, brackets and comments summarizing<br />
the text,‘nota’ marks, and three dots and tail.<br />
On a2 r a ¢ve-line initial ‘R’ is supplied in red. Elsewhere occasional<br />
underlining supplied in red.<br />
Provenance: William Hamper (1776^1831); see book-plate<br />
(Howe, Book Plates, 13576). Pietro-Antonio Bolongaro-<br />
Crevenna (1735^1792); printed label (renumbered 303 in manuscript)<br />
of the sale (1789), part I, lot 553; in the annotated catalogue,<br />
marked down, together with an undated copy of Thomas<br />
Aquinas, Summa theologiae: Prima pars, to Thomas Payne for<br />
100 Florins, the equivalent of »8. 15. 0, according to the exchange<br />
rate used by Thomas Payne at this sale. The present volume was<br />
purchased ‘At Wise’s 2nd auction of Thorpe’s Books’, lot 303, for<br />
»0. 5. 6: see Books Purchased (1832), 15, under ‘Lullii’; Financial<br />
Statements (1828^32) and (1837^40, Library Records b.4), no. 16,<br />
‘Books purchased by the Librarian’.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q inf. 1.21.<br />
T-196 Thomas Cantipratensis<br />
Bonum universale de proprietatibus apum.<br />
[a2 r ] [Thomas Cantipratensis]: Bonum universale de proprietatibus<br />
apum [dedicated to] Humbertus de Romanis, Magister, OP.<br />
Incipit: ‘[R]everendo in Christo patri, Fratri Humberto magistro<br />
ordinis predicatorum . . .’<br />
refs. Thomas Cantipratensis, Bonum universale de apibus<br />
(Douai, 1627). See H. Platelle,‘Sce' nes de la vie rurale a' travers Le<br />
Livre des abeilles de Thomas de Cantimpre¤ ’, Revue du Nord^<br />
Histoire: Nord de la France, Belgique, Pays-Bays, 79 (1997), 771^<br />
84; Kaeppeli IV 344^55, no. 3775; BNDB XV 28^34, at 32^3.<br />
v<br />
[q9 ] [Summary.] ‘Principia singulorum capitulorum tocius libri naturam<br />
apum simpliciter experimentium . . .Et primo de praelatis’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[R]ex apum mellei coloris est, ex electo £ore . . .’<br />
[r1 r ] ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> praesentis libri secundum alphabeti ordinem’. Incipit:<br />
‘[A]bbatissa quaedam illustris accusata est, sed frustra . . .’<br />
[Cologne: Printer of Augustinus, ‘De ¢de’, c.1473]. Folio. Oates<br />
attributes to Goiswin Gops, which is doubted by Sheppard on<br />
grounds of di¡erences in type measurements. Corsten, Anfa« nge,<br />
44^5 attributes to Johann Schilling; Needham, ‘Cologne<br />
Partners’, at 126^8, ¢nds evidence wanting for both attributions.<br />
collation: [a^n 10 o p 8 q 10 r 8 ].<br />
Type: 106 G. 164 leaves. 35 lines, 2 columns ([a3 r ]). Type area: 187 ¿<br />
129 mm ([a3 r ]).<br />
C 1218 = 5828; Go¡ T-346; not in Pr; CIBN T-216; Hillard, 1970;<br />
Oates 623; Sheppard 843; Voullie¤ me, Ko« ln, 1177.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf [a1].<br />
Leaf [i5 r ], col. 1, l. 1:‘uitaretur . . .’, as in CIBN, fourth copy.<br />
Binding: Sixteenth-century German calf, both covers lost, pieces<br />
remaining on the spine. Originally bound with at least one other<br />
item. Five double alum-tawed sewing supports. Parchment internal<br />
reinforcement guards from a thirteenth-century manuscript.<br />
Faded manuscript title along lower edge. Now kept in a box: early<br />
twentieth-century marbled paper boards; parchment spine, with<br />
the title in gilt. Size: 280 ¿ 213 ¿ 40 mm. Size of leaf: 280 ¿<br />
205 mm.<br />
Some marginal notes in a contemporary hand, supplying<br />
brackets, ‘nota’ marks, notes of ‘exempla’, ‘lege’, and pointing<br />
hands. Annotations to the summary in [q9 v ^q10 v ] in a sixteenthcentury<br />
continental hand, listing, against appropriate sections of<br />
the summary, an example of the type of person (e.g. ‘magister’)<br />
who would undertake the tasks described. The numbers ‘377’ in<br />
black in in a late sixteenth-century(?) hand, and ‘432’ in red<br />
crayon in a seventeenth-century hand.<br />
Three- to four-line initials (some with reserved white decoration),<br />
paragraph marks, capital strokes, and underlining are supplied in<br />
red.<br />
Provenance: Limburg an der Lahn, Hesse, Observant<br />
Franciscans; inscription on [a2 r ]: ‘Bibl. Fratrum Min. Limb.<br />
Recoll.’ Eugen Freiherr von Mocler (£. c.1839); armorial bookplate<br />
on [r8 v ]: azure a balance(?) or between three trefoils of the<br />
second; inscribed ‘Bibliothek Oberherrlingen. 1839. E. M.’<br />
Heinrich Rosenthal (1879^1960); purchased from Rosenthal in<br />
1948; Rosenthal, Luzerne, 80 Incunabula 1459^1475. Catalogue<br />
9, no. 76, SFr. 1200; BLR 3,29 (1950), 53.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. d. G3.3.<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaves [a 1] and [r 8].
2524 thomas de chabham<br />
[t-196^t-199<br />
Leaf [i5 r ], col. 1, l. 1: ‘uitaret� . . .’, as in CIBN, copies 1^3.<br />
Binding: Early twentieth-century olive morocco; bound by<br />
Sangorski and Sutcli¡e. The title in gilt across the spine. Impress<br />
of former index tab on [q9]. Size: 272 ¿ 213 ¿ 36 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 265 ¿ 194 mm.<br />
Leaf and signature numbers in arabic ¢gures are supplied in<br />
pencil.<br />
On [a2 r ] a four-line initial ‘R’ is supplied in red with reserved white<br />
decoration. On [q9 v ] a similar initial ‘R’ is supplied with extensions<br />
into the outer margin. Elsewhere three- to four-line initials<br />
(some with reserved white decoration), capital strokes, paragraph<br />
marks, and some underlining also supplied in red.<br />
Provenance: Georg Franz Burkhard Klo� (1787^1854); booklabel;<br />
sale (1835), lot 984. R. W. Lloyd (£. 1944); see pencilled<br />
note on the recto of the front endleaf: ‘R. W. Lloyd Treago<br />
Castle, St Weonards, Hereford, June 1944’; deposit handlist.<br />
Deposited by Lloyd in June 1944.<br />
shelfmark: Dep. d.37.<br />
T-197 Thomas Cantipratensis<br />
Bonum universale de proprietatibus apum.<br />
a2 r [Thomas Cantipratensis]: Bonum universale de proprietatibus<br />
apum [dedicated to] Humbertus de Romanis, Magister, OP.<br />
Incipit: ‘[R]evuerendo in Christo patri, Fratri Huberto(!) magistri,<br />
ordinis predicatorum. ..’<br />
refs. SeeT-196.<br />
q7 v [Summary.] ‘Principia singulorum capitulorum totius libri naturam<br />
apum simpliciter experimentium . . . Et primo de praelatis’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[R]ex apum mellei coloris est, ex electo £ore . . .’<br />
q8 v ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> praesentis libri secundum alphabeti ordinem’. Incipit:<br />
‘[A]bbatissa quaedam illustris accusata est, sed frustra . . .’<br />
[Cologne: Johann Koelho¡, the Elder, 1478^80?]. Folio.<br />
collation: a^q 8 r 6 .<br />
HC *3644; Go¡ T-347; BMC I 223; Pr 1042; BSB-Ink T-330; CIBN<br />
S-217; Oates 530; Sheppard 798; Voullie¤ me, Ko« ln, 1178.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with B-437(1); see there for details of binding, decoration,<br />
and provenance. Size of leaf: 284 ¿ 202 mm.<br />
Some end-of-line hypens are supplied in manuscript. On a 1 r in a<br />
contemporary hand, the title ‘Apum’.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 6Q 4.10(1).<br />
T-198 Thomas de Chabham<br />
Liber poenitentialis.<br />
[*1 r ] ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> capitulorum huius libri penitentialis’. Incipit:‘Prologus<br />
huius libri. Ca. i. De quibus tractabitur . . .’<br />
a1 r [Thomas de Chabham: Abstract of the work.]<br />
refs. E. Schulz, ‘Zwei Fru« hdrucke einer ‘‘ungedruckten’’<br />
Summa’, Beitra« ge zur Inkunabelkunde, 2 (1938), 79^88, at 84.<br />
The abstract states that the work is modelled on the Liber<br />
Canonum penitentialium; compiled from SS. Augustinus’,<br />
Hieronymus’, Gregorius’ and others’ writings; and approved by<br />
the Rector of Cologne University.<br />
a 1 r [Thomas de Chabham]: Liber poenitentialis.‘Prologus’ Incipit:<br />
‘[C]um miserationes domini sint super omnia opera eius . . .’<br />
refs. Thomas de Chobham, Summa confessorum, ed. F.<br />
Broom¢eld, Analecta mediaevalia Namurcensia, 25 (1968).<br />
Previously wrongly attributed to Rabanus Maurus. On<br />
Chabham as author see DNB; Schulz,‘Zwei Fru« hdrucke’, 79^80,<br />
at 83 and n. 5 for this edition, at 84 for the attributions of authorship<br />
in the incunabula; Sharpe, LatinWriters, no. 1723.<br />
[Louvain: Johannes deWestfalia, between 1483 and 1485]. Folio.<br />
collation: [* 4 ] a^f 8 g 10 h^n 8 .<br />
Type: 89 G. 110 leaves. 41 lines, two columns (a2 r ). Type area: 184 ¿<br />
r<br />
135 mm (a2 ).<br />
H *13154 = HC 13155; Go¡ T-349; Pr 9248; BSB-Ink T-333;<br />
Campbell^Kronenberg 1426; HPT II 437; ILC 2097; Sheppard<br />
7127.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with A-324; see there for details of binding, decoration and<br />
provenance. Size of leaf: 290 ¿ 207 mm.<br />
A blank leaf inserted between [*4] and a1. Leaf n8 v , col. 2, l. 1: ‘. . .<br />
trie� nium’.<br />
shelfmark: Douce 240(3).<br />
T-199 Thomas de Chabham<br />
Liber poenitentialis.<br />
r<br />
[* 2 ] ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> capitulorum huius libri penitentialis’. Incipit:‘Prologus<br />
huius libri. Capitulum primum. De quibus tractabitur . . .’<br />
a1 r [Thomas de Chabham: Abstract of the work.] Incipit: ‘Liber<br />
penitentialis ad instar libri Canonum penitentialum . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-198.<br />
a1 r [Thomas de Chabham]: Liber poenitentialis.‘Prologus’ Incipit:<br />
‘[C]um miserationes domini sunt super omnia opera eius misericordiam<br />
. . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-198.<br />
[Cologne: PeterTher Hoernen, 1486]. Folio. Known in two issues.<br />
A: colophon without author’s name; B: colophon naming<br />
Rabanus (Maurus) as author. See Schulz,‘Zwei Fru« hdrucke’, 84.<br />
collation: [* 6 ] a^o 8 .<br />
Type: 97 G. 118 leaves. 41 lines, 2 columns ([*3 r ]). Type area: 200 ¿<br />
r<br />
130 mm ([* 3 ]).<br />
H *13153 (A); R1041 (B); Go¡ T-350; Pr1460 (A),1461 (B); BSB-Ink<br />
T-334; CIBN R-3 (A and B); Oates 827^9; Sheppard 1077^8;<br />
Voullie¤ me, Ko« ln, 995.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Issue A.<br />
Binding: Late eighteenth-century gold-tooled calf; ‘sunburst’<br />
gold-tooling on the spine. The title in gilt on red and green labels<br />
on the spine; blue-edged leaves; marbled pastedowns; blue silk<br />
bookmark. Size: 294 ¿ 212 ¿ 29 mm. Sizeof leaf: 283 ¿ 200 mm.<br />
On a 1 r an eight-line contemporary Netherlandish(?) initial ‘C’ is<br />
supplied in interlocked red and blue, with red and blue pen-work<br />
decoration so as to appear on a square ground; tiny red and blue<br />
pen-work extensions into the inner margin. Centre of lower margin:<br />
a circle of scrolls enclosing a nucleus supplied in red with blue<br />
pen-work extensions; on either side a recumbent £eur-de-lis is<br />
supplied in alternating red and blue halves. In the inner margin<br />
alternate red and blue £eur-de-lis halves £ank the text. Similar to<br />
decoration in A. S. Korteweg, Kriezels, Aubergines en takkenbossen<br />
(Zutphen, 1992), 14 pl.VII and 129 no. 118 (S. Augustinus, De<br />
ciuitateDei, Deventer,1466; Ijssel-style decoration); also 51no.14<br />
(Psalter, Utrecht, 1460^80). On [*2 r ] a four-line initial ‘T’, and on<br />
a1 v a four-line initial ‘D’, are supplied in red, with blue pen-work<br />
within and outside the body of the initial so as to complete the<br />
form of a square; long blue extensions into the inner margin.
t-199^t-202] thomasinus de ferraria<br />
2525<br />
Elsewhere three-line initials, paragraph marks, and underlining<br />
are supplied in red.<br />
Provenance: Francis Douce (1757^1834); armorial book-plate.<br />
Bequeathed in 1834.<br />
shelfmark: Douce 231.<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Bound with G-290: see there for details of binding and provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 286 ¿ 205 mm.<br />
Issue B. Leaf o7 v , col. 1, l. 41^col. 2, l. 1 the colophon continues:<br />
‘. . . Editus autem a venerabili viro Rabano doctore eximo . . .’<br />
On o8 r in a contemporary north European hand the note: ‘perfecte<br />
sciencie viro ac mihi fratri delectissimo Rub(?) v[?] perpetuo<br />
ecclesie parochialis de[ ] p. . . Bath. exWellensis > S[ ]qe eternam in<br />
domino Saltum homines me Banna edidisse et proclamasse per<br />
tres dies’; and in a later hand:‘Ambrosio imponitur sententia non<br />
sua. 172.’<br />
shelfmark: Auct. Q sup. 1.29(2).<br />
T-200 Thomas de Hibernia<br />
Manipulus £orum, seu Sententiae Patrum.<br />
a2 r Thomas de Hibernia: [Prologue.]<br />
refs. R. H. Rouse and M. A. Rouse, Preachers, Florilegia, and<br />
Sermons: Studies on the Manipulus Florum of Thomas of Ireland<br />
(Toronto,1979), 236^8.The prologue in the edition continues with<br />
a brief note to the reader.<br />
r<br />
a2 Thomas de Hibernia: Manipulus Florum. Incipit:<br />
‘[A]bstinentia. Bonum est in cibo cum granorum actore percipere<br />
. . .’ On this work see Rouse and Rouse, Preachers,<br />
Florilegia, and Sermons, 93^230, at 162^87 for the transmission,<br />
and at 243 for this edition. See also Stegmu« ller, Repertorium biblicum,<br />
8128,1; Bloom¢eld 0091; Sharpe, LatinWriters, no. 1767.<br />
h6 v ‘<strong>Tabula</strong>’. Incipit: ‘A. Abstinentia, Abusio, Acceptio. . .’<br />
Piacenza: Jacobus deTyela, 5 Sept. 1483. Folio.<br />
collation: a 10 b^m 8 n 6 o 8 p 6 q^r 8 s^x 8.6 y^z 6 h 8 . Leaf a2 signed a1, a3 signed a2, etc.<br />
HC *8542; Go¡ H-149; BMC VII 1072; Pr 7237; BSB-Ink T-338;<br />
CIBN T-220; Oates 2701; Sheppard 5984.<br />
COPY<br />
Leaf a2 r , l. 4: ‘aBijt in agru� . |. boo3 > h collegit |pica| po|t > t’ga<br />
metentiu� . . . .’; not as BMC.<br />
Binding: Seventeenth-century mottled calf, with ‘sunburst’goldtooling<br />
on the spine.Title in gilt on a tan leather label on the spine.<br />
Red-edged leaves. Marbled pastedowns. Size: 273 ¿ 196 ¿<br />
36 mm. Size of leaf: 265 ¿ 182 mm.<br />
A large letter ‘Q’ in brown ink on the verso of the front endleaf.<br />
Pen scribble on a1 r .<br />
Provenance: Purchased for »1.15. 0; see Books Purchased (1849),<br />
23.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 6Q 4.40.<br />
T-201 Thomas de Hibernia<br />
Manipulus £orum, seu Sententiae Patrum.<br />
a1 r [Title-page.] ‘Manipulus Florum.’<br />
r<br />
a2 Thomas de Hibernia: [Prologue.]<br />
refs. SeeT-200.The prologue in the edition continues with a brief<br />
note to the reader.<br />
a2 v Thomas de Hibernia: Manipulus Florum. Incipit:<br />
‘[A]bstinentia. Bonum est in cibo cum granorum actore percipere<br />
. . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-200.<br />
M7 v ‘<strong>Tabula</strong>’. Incipit: ‘A. Abstinentia, Abusio, Acceptio . . .’<br />
Venice: Johannes RubeusVercellensis, 20 Dec. [c.1494]. 4 o .<br />
collation: a^z & A^M 8 .<br />
Woodcut initials.<br />
HC *8543; Go¡ H-150; BMC V 420; Pr 5137; BSB-Ink T-339; Sack,<br />
Freiburg, 3464; Sheppard 4127.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century parchment over hard paper<br />
boards, the spine gold-tooled: at the head a gilt stamp bearing a<br />
coat of arms (Austria?): gules a fess argent surmounted by a<br />
crown; on a double-headed eagle carrying a sword and orb, surmounted<br />
by a large crown; the title in gilt on red leather labels.<br />
Patterned paper pastedowns. Red-edged leaves. Remains of a<br />
leather index tab on a 1. Size: 205 ¿ 151 ¿ 45 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 197 ¿ 133 mm.<br />
On a1 r in a contemporaryhand in brown ink after the printed title:<br />
‘A Magistro Thoma de Hybernia: ordinis predicatorum’. On the<br />
front pastedown on a white paper label: ‘12. G. 5’ in brown and<br />
black ink; ‘672/4 o D.I.4 6/9 859’ in pencil.<br />
Provenance: Blurred stamp, unidenti¢ed. Austria(?) (nineteenth<br />
century); see coat of arms above. Apparently purchased by<br />
Bywater through Francke in 1879; see cutting from sale catalogue<br />
attached to front pastedown: ‘list by Francke, 1879’. Ingram<br />
Bywater (1840^1914); Elenchus, no. 3383. Bequeathed in 1914.<br />
shelfmark: Byw.T 7.11.<br />
T-202 Thomasinus de Ferraria<br />
Sermones quadragesimales.<br />
r<br />
a2 [Note on the author and the work.] Incipit: ‘Egregius sacre theologie<br />
professor ac heretice prauitatis inquisitor Magister<br />
Thomasinus de Farraria . . .’<br />
r<br />
a2 [Table.] Incipit:‘Feria quarta Cinex. De penitencia etypocrisi . . .’<br />
a3 r Thomasinus de Ferraria: [Prologue.] Incipit: ‘[Q]uia concerno<br />
uerbum diuinum copiosissimam animarum utilitatem et non<br />
minus sit, ut dicit Augustinus . . .’<br />
a3 r Thomasinus de Ferraria: [Sermones quadragesimales.] Incipit:<br />
‘‘‘[N]olite thezaurizare vobis thezauros in terra’’ [Mt 6,19] . . .<br />
Socrates ille Thebanus hoc ditissimus . . .’ Composed c.1460^6;<br />
see Kaeppeli IV 374 no. 3822.<br />
Cologne: Johann Koelho¡, the Elder, 1474. Folio.<br />
collation: a^z 10 h 6 . Leaf a3 signed a1, a4 signed a2 etc.<br />
HC 6980; Go¡ T-357; BMC I 218; Pr 1022; CIBN T-262; Oates 520;<br />
Sheppard 788; Voullie¤ me, Ko« ln, 1186.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Contemporary blind-tooled leather over oak boards,<br />
rebacked in the seventeenth/eighteenth century. Formerly<br />
chained: staple-marks of a hasp at the head of the lower cover.<br />
Four bosses from each cover lost. Three metal corner-pieces, the<br />
fourth lost. Two catches on upper cover lost; remains of two<br />
leather and alum-tawed laminate clasp straps on lower cover. On<br />
both covers triple ¢llets form two frames: within the inner rectangle<br />
triple ¢llets form a diagonal cross from corner to corner.<br />
Five sewing supports. On paper labels at the head of the spine the<br />
title in a sixteenth-century hand, and an old shelfmark ‘NhJ7’
2526 thuro¤ czy, johannes<br />
[t-202^t-204<br />
partly printed, partly manuscript. Thin white parchment pastedowns.<br />
Stubs of parchment endleaves, and four front and four<br />
rear paper endleaves. Edges cut with a draw knife, the tail edge<br />
retaining pin-holes. Internal parchment reinforcement guards,<br />
stuck down. Paper index tab on a3. Size: 295 ¿ 215 ¿ 65 mm. Size<br />
of leaf: 286 ¿ 195 mm.<br />
Occasional notes in a contemporary hand, providing ‘nota’<br />
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Lucis’. Engelbert-Karl Arenberg, 10th Duke of Arenberg (1899^<br />
1974); unsigned note [by David Rogers] on the front pastedown:<br />
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T-203 Thucydides<br />
Historia belli Peloponnesiaci (trans. LaurentiusValla, ed.<br />
Bartholomaeus Parthenius).<br />
a2 r Valla, Laurentius: [Preface addressed to] Nicolaus V, Pont.<br />
Max. ‘In Thucydidis Historici translationem’. Incipit: ‘[Q]uod<br />
Aeneas apud Virgilium, Nicolae Quinte Summe Pontifex, ego<br />
nunc possum dicere . . .’<br />
r<br />
a3 Thucydides: [Historia belli Peloponnesiaci]. ‘Historiarum<br />
Peloponnensium’. Translated by Laurentius Valla as stated in his<br />
preface. Incipit: ‘[T]hucydides Athenienses bellum<br />
Peloponnensium Atheniensiumque quod inter se gesserunt conscripsit<br />
. . .’ The translation was commissioned by Nicolas V,<br />
Pontifex Maximus, in 1448, and completed 13 July 1452; see G. B.<br />
Alberti,‘LorenzoValla traduttore di Tucidide’, in Tradizione classica<br />
e letteratura umanistica per Alessandro Perosa, ed. R.<br />
Cardini, E. Garin, L. Cesarini Martinelli, and G. Pascucci, 2<br />
vols (Rome, 1985), I 243^53, at 243^4; F. Ferlauto, Il testo della<br />
traduzione Valliana di Tucidide (Palermo, 1979), 8 and notes 1^2,<br />
with the transmission of Valla’s translation at 9^10; R. I. W.<br />
Westgate, ‘The Text of Valla’s Translation of Thucydides’,<br />
Transactions of the American Philological Association, 67 (1936),<br />
224^49, at 241 for this edition. OnValla’s lost Greek sources, and<br />
his translation as a witness, see Thucydides, Historiae, ed. G. B.<br />
Alberti (Rome, 1972), pp. cxix^cxxxii; Alberti,‘Valla traduttore’,<br />
243; G. B. Alberti, ‘Tucidide nella traduzione latina di Lorenzo<br />
Valla’, Studi Italiani di Filologia Classica, 29 (1957), 224^49;<br />
Westgate, ‘Valla’s Translation’, 226^49. For Valla’s errors and<br />
divergences from the Greek text see Alberti, ‘Valla traduttore’,<br />
244^6; Ferlauto, Traduzione Valliana, 15^55. For Valla’s translational<br />
strategies see Alberti,‘Valla traduttore’, 247^53.<br />
r5 v Parthenius, Bartholomaeus: [Letter addressed to] Franciscus<br />
Tronus. Incipit: ‘Apud Flauium Philostratum Dirionem<br />
Sardensem Dionysio Milesio sciscitati respondisse legitur . . .’<br />
refs. See Westgate,‘Valla’s Translation’, 243^4.<br />
r6 r Marcellinus, [pseudo-: Life of Thucydides]. Translated by<br />
Bartholomaeus Parthenius as stated in the heading. Incipit:<br />
‘Thucydidae Atheniensi Olori ¢lio Threicium genus fuit . . .’ This<br />
‘Vita’ is anonymous; see OCD 922. For the Greek original see<br />
Thucydides, Historiae, ed. H. S. Jones and J. E. Powell (Oxford,<br />
1942), no page numbering.<br />
[Treviso: Johannes RubeusVercellensis, 1483?]. Folio.<br />
collation: a^r 8 .<br />
HC *15511; Go¡ T-359; BMC VI 896; Pr 6500; BSB-Ink T-340;<br />
CIBN T-263; Hillard, 1972; Oates 2468; Rhodes 1722; Rhodes,<br />
Treviso, no. 88; Sheppard 5539.<br />
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A few marginal notes toValla’s preface in a ¢fteenth-century cursive<br />
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T-204 Thuro¤ czy, Johannes<br />
Chronica Hungarorum, et al.<br />
[*2 v ] Feger, Theobaldus: [Dedicatory letter addressed to] Matthias<br />
[Corvinus], King of Hungary and Bohemia. Incipit: ‘Quod tam<br />
multae serenissime ac inuictissime rex . . .’<br />
a 1 r Thuro¤ czy, Johannes: Chronica Hungarorum.‘Prefatio. . . in primum<br />
librum Chronice Hungarorum’ [addressed to] Thomas de<br />
Drag, Chancellor to King Matthias. Incipit: ‘[I]ugi otio his annis<br />
nobis eque simul torpentibus . . .’<br />
refs. See J. Fitz, ‘Die Ausgaben der Thuroczy-Chronik aus dem<br />
Jahre 1488’, Gb Jb (1937), 97^106; I. Hubay, ‘Die illustrierte<br />
Ungarnchronik des Johannes von Thu¤ rocz’, Gb Jb (1962), 390^9;<br />
Elisabeth Solte¤ sz, ‘Uº ber zwei Holzschnitte der Augsburger<br />
Thuro¤ czy-Chronik’, Gb Jb 68 (1993), 91^6.
t-204^t-205] tibullus, albius<br />
2527<br />
x2 r Rogerius: Carmen miserabile super destructione regni<br />
Hungariae per Tartaros facta [addressed to] ‘episcopus<br />
Pestheniensis’; according to Fitz 103 a misprint for<br />
‘Prenesthensis’ as there were no bishops in Pe¤ cs in 1243 and<br />
Rogerius was the chaplain to the bishop of Preneste. ‘Epistola<br />
magistri Rogerii in miserabile carmen super destructione regni<br />
Hungarie per Tartaros facta editum’. Incipit: ‘[L]icet ut liqueat<br />
dominationi uestre ingressus . . .’<br />
y9 r [Verse.] ‘Quanta sit inuicti terrena potentia sceptri > Gloria<br />
maiestas phama perennis honor’; 9 elegiac distichs.<br />
Augsburg: Erhard Ratdolt, forTheobaldus Feger, 3 June 1488. 4 o .<br />
For the three variants of this edition see G. Sajo¤ and E. Solte¤ sz,<br />
Catalogus incunabulorum quae in bibliothecis publicis Hungariae<br />
asservantur, 2 vols (Budapest,1970), 3324.<br />
collation: [* 2 ] a^g 8 h 6 i 10 k^o 8 p 6 q^t 8 v 4 x 8 y 10 .<br />
Woodcuts and woodcut initials.<br />
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Illustrierten Historienbu« cher, p. lxiv, no. 325; BSB-Ink T-342;<br />
Oates 955; Sajo¤ and Solte¤ sz 3324; Schramm XXIII p. 25;<br />
Schreiber V 4395; Sheppard 1317. Micro¢che: Unit 5: Chronicles<br />
and Historiography: Part II, CH 84.<br />
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Morris, no. 156. On v2 r , l. 13 it has the variant reading of IB.6665<br />
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Chapter headings are underlined in red ink. Some marginal<br />
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T-205 Tibullus, Albius<br />
Elegiae, sive Carmina, et al.<br />
[a1 v ] [Vita Propertii.] Incipit: ‘[A]urelius Propertius elegiae scriptor<br />
egregius, patria Beuania fuit Umbriae . . .’<br />
[a 2 r ] Tibullus, Albius: [Elegiae: I^II].‘Albii Tibulli equitis Romani<br />
poetae clarissimi liber Primus: quod spretis diuitiis et militia<br />
Deliam amet et amori seruiat.’<br />
refs. Tib. 1^2 (Tibullus, Albii Tibulli aliorumque libri tres, ed. F.<br />
W. Lenz and K. Galinksy (Leiden, 1971), 51^127). On the transmission<br />
see M. D. R[eeve], ‘Tibullus’, in Texts and Transmission,<br />
420^5; Tibullus, Libri tres, ed. Lenz and Galinsky, 1^32, at 3, for<br />
the three-book division of the corpus attested in the earliest witnesses<br />
of the complete text; at 4 for appearance of the corpus in<br />
three books at the time of Messalla’s death; and at 8^9 surveying<br />
evidence for the opposing views that the Tibullan corpus was<br />
originally transmitted in two or three books; see there for further<br />
references. On this edition see J. H. Gaisser,‘Catullus’, in CTC VII<br />
207 and n. 81; Albius Tibullus, Carmina, ed. I. G. Huschke<br />
(Leipzig, 1819), pp. vi, xlv^xlvi (‘Veneta maior’), providing evidence<br />
that it may not have been the editio princeps. For the most<br />
recent bibliography on Tibullus see P. Militerni della Morte,<br />
‘Rassegna di Studi Tibulliani (1984^99)’, Bollettino di Studi<br />
Latini, 30 (2000), 204^46.<br />
[c4 r ] [Tibullus, Albius, pseudo-: Elegiae: III.] ‘Ad Neaeram amasiam<br />
suam Liber iii.’<br />
refs. Tibullus, Libri tres, ed. Lenz and Galinsky, 128^70.<br />
Evidence of who wrote these 20 poems is meagre. See Tibullus,<br />
Libri tres, ed. Lenz and Galinsky, 3, and Der Neue Pauly, ed. H.<br />
Cancik and H. Schneider (Stuttgart, 1999),VII 551^2, for attributions<br />
of poems 3. 1^6 to a poet Lygdamis or to Tibullus, with<br />
further references given there. On Tibullus as possible author<br />
of 3. 7 (‘Laudes Messallae’), and Sulpicia as authoress of 8^12<br />
and 19^20, see Tibullus, Libri tres, ed. Lenz and Galinsky, 4; RE<br />
IVA:1, 87^8.<br />
[d 6 v ] ‘Summa uitae Albii Tibulli.’<br />
refs. Tibullus, Libri tres, ed. Lenz and Galinsky, 171; U. Pizzani,<br />
‘Le vite umanistiche di Tibullo’, Res publica litterarum, 5 (1982),<br />
252^67, at 254. On this and its transmission see Pizzani 252^6.<br />
[d6 v ] [Marsus, Domitius]: Epitaphium Tibulli.<br />
refs.Tibullus, Libritres, ed. Lenz and Galinsky,171; seeWalther,<br />
Initia, 19097. For the attribution of authorship to Marsus see J. J.<br />
Scaliger, Catulli Tibulli Propertii nova editio et . . . Castigationum<br />
(Leiden, 1577), 166; Pizzani, ‘Vite umanistiche’, 254^5 and n. 9,<br />
and 260 and notes 52^3, for arguments against L. Luisides’<br />
hypothesis that Scaliger saw ‘D. M.’ in his manuscript.<br />
[d6 v ] Ovidius Naso, [Publius: Amores, 3. 9]. ‘Epistola in qua conqueritur<br />
de morteTibulli’.<br />
refs. Ov. Am. 3. 9.<br />
[d7 r ] Propertius, [Sextus Aurelius: Elegiae]. ‘Propertii Vmbri<br />
Meuani poetae elegiographi clarissimi liber primus.’<br />
refs. Prop.<br />
[m6 v ] [Ovidius Naso, Publius: Remedia Amoris,763^4.]<br />
refs. Ov. Rem. 763^4.<br />
[m 6 v ] [Propertius, Sextus Aurelius: Carmina, 1. 7. 24.]<br />
refs. Prop. 1. 7. 24.<br />
[n1 v ] Squarza¢cus, Hieronymus: [Vita Catulli.]<br />
refs. Allenspach^Frasso 265; G. Bombieri,‘Collazione di alcune<br />
antiche edizioni di Catullo’, Acme, 15 (1962), 179^239, at 179.<br />
[n2 r ] Guarinus Veronensis [pseudo-; Campesanus, Benvenutus]:<br />
‘Hextichum . . . in libellum Valerii Catulli eius conciuis’. ‘Ad<br />
patriam uenio longis de ¢nibus exul > Causa mei reditus compatriota<br />
fuit’; 3 elegiac distichs.<br />
refs. See C-139.<br />
[n 2 r ] Catullus, [Gaius] Valerius: [Carmina]. ‘Liber ad Cornelium<br />
Gallum.’<br />
refs. Catul. On this edition see J. H. Gaisser, Catullus and his<br />
Renaissance Readers (Oxford, 1993), 25^8, with illustration of<br />
this leaf at 27, pl. 1; M. Zica' ri, ‘Calfurnio editore di Catullo’, in<br />
Scritti Catulliani, ed. P. Parroni (Urbino, 1979), 105^8, at 106.<br />
For a collation of this edition see Bombieri,‘Collazione’, 179^99.<br />
[s 3 r ] Statius, P[ublius] Papinius: Silvae. ‘P. Papini Statii Surculi<br />
Silvarum liber primus. Prohemium ad stellam’.<br />
refs. Stat. Silv. On this work see S-286.
2528 tibullus, albius<br />
[t-205^t-207<br />
[B4 v ] [Colophon.] ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> Librorum qui sunt in praesenti uolumine:<br />
Albius Tibullus . . . Aurelius Propertius Beuanus . . . Catulli<br />
Veronensis . . . Publius Papinius Statius . . . M.CCCC.LXXII’.<br />
[Venice:Vindelinus de Spira], 1472. 4 o .<br />
collation: [a^g 8 h 8^1 i^k 8 l m 6 n^p 8 q^r 6 s 8 2 s 2 t^z 8 A^B 6 ].<br />
HC *4758; BMC V 161; Pr 4043; BSB-Ink T-344; Fava^Bresciano<br />
1110; Oates 1613; Sheppard 3218.<br />
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Wanting the gatherings containing Propertius and Statius, Silvae,<br />
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Grenville. Gilt-edged leaves. White parchment pastedowns,<br />
gold-tooled parchment endleaves. Size: 288 ¿ 203 ¿ 20 mm. Size<br />
of leaf: 283 ¿ 197 mm.<br />
Gathering signatures in a sixteenth-century north European<br />
hand, many cropped, supplied in brown ink in the lower righthand<br />
corner of the recto of several leaves.<br />
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shelfmark: Auct. L 5.28.<br />
T-206 Tibullus, Albius<br />
Elegiae, sive Carmina (comm. Bernardinus Cyllenius).<br />
[a1 r ] Tibullus, Albius: [Elegiae: I^II].<br />
refs. See T-205. For this edition’s debt to Venice: de Spira, 1472<br />
see CTC VII 207. See also Huschke, pp. xlviii^li.<br />
[d1 v ] [Tibullus, Albius, pseudo-: Elegiae: III].<br />
refs. SeeT-205.<br />
[e7 r ] ‘Summa uitae Albii Tibulli.’ Incipit: ‘[A]lbius Tibullus eques<br />
Romanus insignis forma . . . ut in epistola praecedenti testatur’.<br />
refs. See U. Pizzani,‘Vite umanistiche’, 260^1, and T-205.<br />
[e 7 v ] [Marsus, Domitius: EpitaphiumTibulli.]<br />
refs. SeeT-205.<br />
[e7 v ] [Vegius, Maphaeus: Epigram.]<br />
refs. L. Ra¡aele, Ma¡eo Vegio. Elenco delle opere. Scritti inediti<br />
(Bologna, 1909), 130; seeWalther, Initia, 18674; Ludwig Bertalot,<br />
Initia Humanistica Latina: Initienverzeichnis lateinischer Prosa<br />
und Poesie aus der 14. bis 16. Jahrhunderts (Tu« bingen, 1985^<br />
[1990]), 6101.<br />
[e 7 v ] [Ovidius Naso, Publius: Amores 1. 15. 27^8.]<br />
refs. Ov. Am. 1. 15. 27^8.<br />
[e8 r ] [Ovidius Naso, Publius: Amores, 3. 9].<br />
refs. Ov. Am. 3. 9.<br />
[e8 r ] [Poem about Tibullus.] ‘[I]uuenis qui pauper erat tamen ecce<br />
Tibullus > Viuit et eterno carmine nomen habet’; 6 elegiac distichs.<br />
[e8 v ] [First Colophon.] ‘Presens opus Tibulli albici in primi fecit . . .<br />
sedente clemetissimo Sixto papa quarto anno eius felici quarto’.<br />
[f1 r ] [Cyllenius], Bernardinus: [Poem addressed to] Baptista de<br />
Ursinis.‘[S]aepe meo uolui dominum signare libello > magnaque<br />
pro minimo tradere tecta lare’; 29 elegiac distichs.<br />
refs. See F.-R. Hausmann,‘Carmina Priapea’, in CTC IV (1980),<br />
422^50, at 430; R. Avesani, ‘Verona nel quattrocento: La civilta'<br />
delle lettere’,Verona e il suo territorio, 4,2 (Verona, 1984), 200.<br />
[f1 r ] [Cyllenius, Bernardinus]: ‘PoetaeVita.’ Incipit:‘[Q]uamquam a<br />
me nusquam lectum sit apud quempiam unum certissimum<br />
maiorum nostrorum codicem . . .’<br />
refs. See Pizzani, ‘Vite umanistiche’, 260^1; H. M. Dixon,<br />
‘Studies in the Transmission of Tibullus’, unpublished Ph.D. thesis,<br />
University of Cambridge, 2<strong>001</strong>, 65^6, 157.<br />
[f7 r ] [Cyllenius, Bernardinus: Commentary on Tibullus.] Incipit:<br />
‘‘‘[D]iuitias alius fuluo sibi congerat auro . . . magna soli’’<br />
[Tib. 1. 1. 1^2] Genus carminis dicitur elegiacum . . .’ Cyllenius<br />
refers to his commentary on the carmina Priapea at leaf [g6 r ]: ‘. . .<br />
ut in Priapeis explicuimus, quamquidem meditationem iam<br />
dudum edidissem . . .’; see CTC VI 430; Avesani,‘Civilta' delle lettere’,<br />
200^1. See also Dixon,‘Transmission of Tibullus’, 66^94.<br />
[aa2 r ] [Second colophon.] ‘Presens opus Tibulli albici inprimi<br />
fecit . . . sedente clementissimo Sixto papa quarto anno eius felici<br />
quinto’.<br />
[aa2 r ] ‘Registrum textus Tibulli’.<br />
Rome: [Georgius Lauer] for Giovanni Tibullo Amidani, 18 July<br />
1475. 4 o .<br />
collation: [a^d 8 e 10 f^z 8 aa 4 ].<br />
HC 15522; Go¡ T-368; Pr 3416; CIBN T-274; IGI 9660; Rhodes<br />
1724; Sheppard 2738.<br />
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Bodleian Library on both covers. Title in gilt on the spine.<br />
Marbled pastedowns; pink silk bookmark. Size: 209 ¿ 148 ¿<br />
30 mm. Size of leaf: 203 ¿ 133 mm.<br />
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T-207 Tibullus, Albius<br />
Elegiae, sive Carmina, et al.<br />
v<br />
a1 Squarza¢cus, Hieronymus: ‘Tibulli Vita’.<br />
refs. Allenspach^Frasso, 265^6. On Squarza¢cus’ plagiarizing<br />
of Sicco Polenton’s material see Pizzani 256^60.<br />
r<br />
a2 Tibullus, Albius: [Elegiae: I^II]. ‘Albii Tibulli equitis Romani<br />
poetae clarissimi liber primus: quod spretis diuitiis et militia<br />
Deliam amet et amori seruiat.’<br />
refs. See T-205. On this edition see CTC VII 207; Huschke, pp.<br />
li^liv.<br />
c1 v Tibullus, Albius, [pseudo-]: [Elegiae: III.] ‘Ad Neeram’.<br />
refs. SeeT-205.<br />
r<br />
d2 ‘Summa uitae Albii Tibulli.’ Incipit: ‘[A]lbius Tibullus eques<br />
Romanus insignis forma. . . ut indicat epitaphium infrascriptum’.<br />
refs. SeeT-205.<br />
r<br />
d2 [Marsus, Domitius]: Epitaphium Tibulli.<br />
refs. SeeT-205.<br />
d2 r Ovidius Naso, [Publius: Amores, 3. 9].‘Epistola in qua conqueritur<br />
de morteTibulli’.<br />
refs. Ov. Am. 3. 9.<br />
e2 r Squarza¢cus, Hieronymus: [Vita Catulli.]<br />
refs. Allenspach^Frasso 265.
t-207^t-208] tibullus, albius<br />
2529<br />
e2 r [Campesanus, Benvenutus]: ‘Hextichum . . . in bellum(!) Valerii<br />
Catulli eius conciuis’. ‘Ad patriam uenio longis de ¢nibus exul ><br />
Causa mei reditus compatriota fuit’; 3 elegiac distichs.<br />
refs. See C-139.<br />
e2 r Catullus, [Gaius] Valerius: [Carmina]. ‘Liber ad Cornelium<br />
Gallum.’<br />
refs. Catul. On this edition see Gaisser, RenaissanceReaders,35. h8 v [Squarza¢cus, Hieronymus]: ‘Vita Propertii.’<br />
refs. Allenspach-Frasso 266^7; see also 247.<br />
r<br />
i1 Propertius, [Sextus Aurelius: Elegiae].‘Propertii Aurelii Nautae<br />
poetae clarissimi liber primus ad Tullum.’<br />
refs. Prop.<br />
v<br />
p5 [Colophon.]<br />
Reggio Emilia: Albertus de Mazalibus and Prosper Odoardus, [13<br />
Sept.] 1481. Folio.The colophon reads ‘. . . 19 Kl’. octo. . . .’<br />
collation: a^c 8 d 2 e 8 f 6 g^i 8 k 3 l^n 8 o p 6 .<br />
HC Addenda 4757; Go¡ T-367; BMC VII 1087; Pr 7252; BSB-Ink<br />
T-346; CIBN C-275; Rhodes 1723; Sheppard 6011^12.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century half calf, bound for Klo�, over<br />
contemporary beech boards. The gold stamp of the Bodleian<br />
Library on tan leather patches on both covers. Remains of two<br />
metal clasps on lower cover and two leather straps on upper<br />
cover. Along upper edge authors’ names in manuscript. External<br />
parchment reinforcement guards for endleaves. Internal parchment<br />
reinforcement guards for gatherings of text block. Size:<br />
312 ¿ 210 ¿ 35 mm. Size of leaf: 299 ¿ 202 mm.<br />
A few marginal annotations to theTibullan text in a c.1500 hand,<br />
supplying brackets. One comment on the text in a seventeenthcentury<br />
hand. Bibliographical notes in a seventeenth-century<br />
hand are supplied on a 2 r and i1 r . Bookseller’s number ‘665^105 ><br />
C’ supplied in pencil on the verso of the front endleaf.<br />
Three- to four-line initials are supplied in red or blue.<br />
Provenance: Bernardus Adelmann von Adelmannsfelden (1457^<br />
1523); inscription on the recto of the front endleaf: ‘Bernardus<br />
Adelman De Adelmansfelden’. Georg Franz Burkhard Klo�<br />
(1787^1854); book-label; sale (1835), lot 1015; purchased for »2.<br />
16. 0; see Books Purchased (1835), 7.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. P 3.21.<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf p 6.<br />
Binding: Late eighteenth-century Italian half parchment over<br />
paper boards, covered with marbled paper. The title on red and<br />
green leather labels on the spine. Size: 303 ¿ 205 ¿ 22 mm. Size<br />
of leaf: 296 ¿ 201 mm.<br />
Frequent marginal and interlinear notes in an early sixteenthcentury<br />
Italian hand, in black ink, supplying corrections to all<br />
three texts and numbers in roman ¢gures for theTibullan poems;<br />
in brown ink, a few comments on the texts and running headings;<br />
and in red ink, brackets and pointing hands forTibullus, and titles<br />
for the Catullan and Propertian texts. A few corrections to and<br />
comments on the text in a later sixteenth-century cursive Italian<br />
hand.<br />
On a 1 v a two-line initial ‘A’ is supplied in red ink, on a2 r a four-line<br />
initial ‘D’ in blue ink. Elsewhere some initals are supplied in blue<br />
or black ink. Paragraph marks are supplied in red.<br />
Provenance: ‘Liber Il[lu ] de S. L[au]rencio [ ] et cor[ ]le’; sixteenth-century<br />
Italian inscription on p5 v . P. Antonio, Conte da<br />
San Miniato,Tuscany (sixteenth century): inscriptions on a1 r and<br />
p5 v : ‘P. Antonio el Conte da S. Miniato’. Josephus Peregrinus<br />
(seventeenth century): inscriptions in brown ink on a1 r and a1 v :<br />
‘Josephi Peregrini [ ]angei’. Christophorus B[ ]t[ ]rcinius (seventeenth/eighteenth<br />
century); inscription in black ink on a1 r :<br />
‘Cristofori B[ ]t[ ]rcinii’. Archangelo, Conte di Barga,Tuscany (£.<br />
1749); inscription on a1 r : ‘Archangelo Conte [ ] Barga Adi 23<br />
Giugno 1749’. W. H. Crawford, Lakelands, Cork (1815^1888);<br />
book-plate; sale (12 Mar. 1891), lot 640; Purchased in 1891; see<br />
Annual Report of the Curators of the Bodleian Library, Oxford<br />
University Gazette, 10 May 1892, 471.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. P inf. 2.20.<br />
T-208 Tibullus, Albius<br />
Elegiae, sive Carmina (comm. Bernardinus Cyllenius).<br />
a2 r [Cyllenius], Bernardinus: [Poem addressed to] Baptista de<br />
Ursinis.‘[S]aepe meo uolui dominum signare libello > magnaque<br />
pro minimo tradere tecta lare’; 29 elegiac distichs.<br />
refs. SeeT-206.<br />
r<br />
a2 [Cyllenius, Bernardinus]: ‘PoetaeVita.’ Incipit: ‘[Q]uamquam a<br />
me nusquam lectum sit apud quempiam unum certissimum<br />
maiorum nostrorum codicem . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-206.<br />
a3 v [Cyllenius, Bernardinus: Commentary on Tibullus.] Incipit:<br />
‘‘‘[D]iuitias alius fuluo sibi congerat auro . . . magna soli’’<br />
[Tib. 1. 1. 1^2] Genus carminis dicitur elegiacum . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-206.<br />
r<br />
a4 Tibullus, Albius: [Elegiae: I^II].<br />
refs. SeeT-205.<br />
e1 v [Tibullus, Albius, pseudo-: Elegiae: III.]<br />
refs. SeeT-205.<br />
g5 r ‘Summa uitae Albii Tibulli.’ Incipit: ‘[A]lbius Tibullus eques<br />
Romanus insignis forma . . . ut in epistola praecedenti testatur’.<br />
refs. SeeT-205.<br />
g5 v [Marsus, Domitius: Epitaphium Tibulli.]<br />
refs. SeeT-205.<br />
v<br />
g5 [Vegius, Maphaeus: Epigram.] ‘[S]ub teneris annis tenerorum<br />
scriptor annorum > Decedens dura ecce Tibullus humo’; 1 elegiac<br />
distich.<br />
refs. SeeT-206.<br />
g5 v [Ovidius Naso, Publius: Amores 1. 15. 27^8.]<br />
refs. Ov. Am. 1. 15. 27^8.<br />
v<br />
g5 [Ovidius Naso, Publius: Amores, 3. 9].<br />
refs. Ov. Am. 3. 9.<br />
g6 r [Poem about Tibullus.] ‘[I]uuenis qui pauper erat tamen ecce<br />
Tibullus > Viuit et eterno carmine nomen habet’; 6 elegiac distichs.<br />
g6 r [Registrum.]<br />
Venice: Antonius Battibovis, 3 Mar. 1485. Folio.<br />
collation: a 6 b^d 8 e^g 6 .<br />
HC15523; Go¡ T-369; BMC V 404; Pr 4984; CIBN T-276; Sheppard<br />
4081^2.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf a1.<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century mottled calf stained red; the gold<br />
stamp of the Bodleian Library on both covers; yellow-edged<br />
leaves; marbled pastedowns; azure silk bookmark. Size: 287 ¿<br />
207 ¿ 18 mm. Size of leaf: 281 ¿ 190 mm.<br />
One word extracted from the commentary in a sixteenth-century<br />
north European hand.
2530 tibullus, albius<br />
[t-208^t-210<br />
Provenance: Purchased for »1. 12. 0; see Books Purchased<br />
(1789), 7.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. O 3.7.<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Bound with P-138(2); see there for details of binding and provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 284 ¿ 197 mm.<br />
Wanting the blank leaf a1.<br />
Three- to four-line initials are supplied in red or blue.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. Q 3.26(2).<br />
T-209 Tibullus, Albius<br />
Elegiae, sive Carmina (comm. Bernardinus Cyllenius).<br />
r<br />
a2 [Cyllenius], Bernardinus: [Poem addressed to] Baptista de<br />
Ursinis.‘[S]aepe meo uolui dominum signare libello > magnaque<br />
pro minimo tradere tecta lare’; 29 elegiac distichs.<br />
refs. SeeT-206.<br />
a2 r [Cyllenius, Bernardinus]: ‘PoetaeVita.’ Incipit: ‘[Q]uamquam a<br />
me nusquam lectum sit apud quempiam unum certissimum<br />
maiorum nostrorum codicem . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-206.<br />
a3 v [Cyllenius, Bernardinus: Commentary on Tibullus.] Incipit:<br />
‘ ‘‘[D]iuitias alius fuluo sibi congerat auro . . . magna soli’’<br />
[Tib. 1. 1. 1^2] Genus carminis dicitur elegiacum . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-206.<br />
a4 r Tibullus, Albius: [Elegiae: I^II].<br />
refs. SeeT-205. For this edition see Huschke, pp. lviii^lix.<br />
f1 v [Tibullus, Albius, pseudo-: Elegiae: III.] ‘Ad Neaeram amasiam<br />
suam Liber iii.’<br />
refs. SeeT-205.<br />
h4 v [Marsus, Domitius: Epitaphium Tibulli.]<br />
refs. SeeT-205.<br />
h4 v [Vegius, Maphaeus: Epigram.]<br />
refs. SeeT-206.<br />
h4 v [Ovidius Naso, Publius: Amores 1. 15. 27^8.]<br />
refs. Ov. Am. 1. 15. 27^8.<br />
v<br />
h4 Ovidius Naso, [Publius: Amores,3. 9].‘Epistola in qua conqueritur<br />
de morteTibulli’.<br />
refs. Ov. Am. 3. 9.<br />
r<br />
h5 ‘Summa uitae Albii Tibulli.’ Incipit: ‘[A]lbius Tibullus eques<br />
Romanus insignis forma . . . ut in epistola praecedenti testatur’.<br />
refs. SeeT-205.<br />
v<br />
h5 [Poem about Tibullus.] ‘[I]uuenis qui pauper erat tamen ecce<br />
Tibullus > Viuit et aeterno carmine nomen habet’; 6 elegiac distichs.<br />
h6 r Registrum.<br />
Brescia: Boninus de Boninis, de Ragusia, 18 Feb. 1486. Folio.<br />
collation: a^h 6 .<br />
Woodcut border.<br />
H 4761 (I) = HC Addenda 4761 (II); Go¡ T-370; BMC VII 970; Pr<br />
6967; CIBN T-277; Rhodes 1725; Sheppard 5766.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with C-143; see there for details of binding, decoration,<br />
and provenance. Size of leaf: 304 ¿ 204 mm.<br />
Occasional marginal notes in the cursive Italian hand of Petrus<br />
Marsus(?) (see S-294), mainly supplying corrections to the text<br />
and extracting personal names.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. N inf. 2.27(2).<br />
T-210 Tibullus, Albius<br />
Elegiae, sive Carmina (comm. Bernardinus Cyllenius), et<br />
al.<br />
a2 r [Cyllenius], Bernardinus: [Poem addressed to] Baptista de<br />
Ursinis.‘[S]aepe meo uolui dominum signare libello > magnaque<br />
pro minimo tradere tecta lare’; 29 elegiac distichs.<br />
refs. SeeT-206.<br />
a2 v [Cyllenius, Bernardinus]: ‘PoetaeVita.’ Incipit: ‘[Q]uamquam a<br />
me nusquam lectum sit apud quempiam unum certissimum<br />
maiorum nostrorum codicem . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-206.<br />
a3 v [Cyllenius, Bernardinus: Commentary on Tibullus.] Incipit:<br />
‘‘‘[D]iuitias alius fuluo sibi congerat auro . . . magna soli’’<br />
[Tib. 1. 1. 1^2] Genus carminis dicitur elegiacum . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-206.<br />
v<br />
a3 Tibullus, Albius: [Elegiae: I^II].<br />
refs. SeeT-205. On this edition see Huschke, pp. lix^lx.<br />
d5 v [Tibullus, Albius, pseudo-: Elegiae: III].<br />
refs. SeeT-205.<br />
r<br />
f6 [Marsus, Domitius: Epitaphium Tibulli.]<br />
refs. SeeT-205.<br />
f6 r ‘Summa uitae Albii Tibulli.’ Incipit: ‘[A]lbius Tibullus eques<br />
Romanus insignis forma . . . ut in epistola praecedenti testatur’.<br />
refs. SeeT-205.<br />
f6 r [Vegius, Maphaeus: Epigram.]<br />
refs. SeeT-206.<br />
f6 r [Ovidius Naso, Publius: Amores 1. 15. 27^8.]<br />
refs. Ov. Am. 1. 15. 27^8.<br />
v<br />
g1 Juliarius, Jacobus: [Letter addressed to] Antonius Parthenius.<br />
refs. CTC VII 224.<br />
g1 v Parthenius, Antonius: [Verses addressed to his book.]<br />
refs. CTC VII 225.<br />
r<br />
g2 Parthenius, Antonius: [Letter addressed to] Julius Pomponius<br />
[Laetus].<br />
refs. CTC VII 224^5.<br />
r<br />
g2 Parthenius, Antonius: [Preface to] ‘In Catullum commentationes’.<br />
refs. CTC VII 225^6.<br />
v<br />
g2 ‘Catulli Vita’. Incipit: ‘[C]aius Valerius Catullus nobilis inter<br />
Latinos lyricos poetaVerone natus . . .’<br />
refs. Partly printed in CTC VII 226.<br />
g2 v [History of lyric poetry.]<br />
refs. CTC VII 226^7.<br />
g3 r [Parthenius, Antonius: Commentary on the Carmina.] Incipit:<br />
‘‘‘[Q]uoi dono lepidum nouum libellum’’. In hoc primo epigrammate<br />
poeta Cornelio Nepoti amico . . .’<br />
refs. See C-143.<br />
g3 r Catullus, [Gaius] Valerius: [Carmina].<br />
refs. Catul. See CTC VII 227 for this edition.<br />
m10 r Parthenius, Antonius: [Valedictory letter addressed to] the<br />
reader.<br />
refs. CTC VII 227.<br />
r<br />
m11 Registrum.<br />
Venice: Andreas de Paltasichis, 15 Dec. 1487. Folio. Go¡ notes<br />
that this edition is often found with the Propertius of 1 Feb. 1488<br />
(Go¡ P-1018; Bod-inc P-482). See also BSB-Ink.<br />
collation: a 6 b^d 8 e f 6 g^i 8 k 6 l 8 m 10+1 . Collation as Sheppard,<br />
not as BSB-Ink and BMC (‘a^d 8 . . . m 10 ’).
t-210^t-212] tibullus, albius<br />
2531<br />
H *4762 (II) = HC 4762 (I); Go¡ T-371; BMC V 354; Pr 4775;<br />
BSB-Ink P-805; CIBN P-632; Oates 1881; Rhodes 1726;<br />
Sheppard 3922.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Bound with P-482; see there for details of binding and provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 305 ¿ 202 mm.<br />
Wanting the blank leaf a1.<br />
Leaf g 1 v :‘. . . iuliarius’.<br />
Frequent marginal and interlinear notes in two contemporary<br />
Italian cursive hands in brown ink, mainly extracting personal<br />
names and supplying synonyms, brackets, and corrections to the<br />
text in black ink.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. O 3.1(2).<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Fragment: part of leaf d3, rear pastedown of M-297(2).<br />
A note in a sixteenth-century Welsh hand: ‘Gru¡. ap Pank[ ] . . .<br />
Johannes apWollictus . . .’<br />
shelfmark: Broxb. 31.16 (pastedown).<br />
T-211 Tibullus, Albius<br />
Elegiae, sive Carmina.<br />
[a1 r ] [Title-page.] ‘Albii Tibulli elegiographorum optimi elegia de<br />
amore et laudibus Messale.’<br />
v<br />
[a1 ] [VitaTibulli.]<br />
refs. Allenspach^Frasso 265^6.<br />
[a2 r ] Tibullus, Albius: [Elegiae: I^II].‘Quod spretis diuiciis et militia<br />
Deliam amet et amori seruiat’.<br />
refs. SeeT-205.<br />
e2 r Tibullus, Albius: [Elegiae: III].‘Ad Neeram’.<br />
refs. SeeT-205. On f1 v Poem 3.7 is headed:‘De laudibus Messalle<br />
liber quartus’.<br />
r<br />
g4 ‘Summa uitae Albii Tibulli.’ Incipit: ‘[A]lbius Tibullus eques<br />
Romanus insignis forma. . . ut indicat epitaphium infrascriptum’.<br />
refs. SeeT-205.<br />
r<br />
g4 [Marsus, Domitius]: Epitaphium Tibulli.<br />
refs. SeeT-205.<br />
[Leipzig: Conrad Kachelofen, not after 1487]. 4 o .<br />
collation: [a] 8 b^f 8 g 4 .<br />
GW Nachtra« ge, 348; H 15521?; BMC III 623; Pr 2857; Oates 1269;<br />
Sack, Freiburg, 3482; Sheppard 2070.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting gathering b.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century half calf over marbled paper<br />
boards; bound for Klo�. Size: 209 ¿ 153 ¿ 1 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 202 ¿ 141 mm.<br />
Copious marginal and interlinear notes in a German hand of the<br />
1490s (ex informatione Kristian Jensen), supplying underlining,<br />
synonyms, and comments on the text paraphrasing Cyllenius’<br />
commentary. On g 4 v in the same hand(?) the note: ‘Haec Venere<br />
nec tu Bachi tenearis Aurore > Uno namque modo uinaVenusque<br />
uocent > Vt Venus euernat uires sic copia Bachi > ‘ (see Poetae<br />
Latini Minores, ed. E. Baehrens, 4 vols (1879^86), IV 150^1, no.<br />
149); ‘Deorum . . . hyemis(?)’ in red ink, and scribbles in other<br />
German hands.<br />
Provenance: Georg Franz Burkhard Klo� (1787^1854); booklabel;<br />
sale (1835), lot 3478; purchased for »1. 11. 0; see Books<br />
Purchased (1835), 27.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. O inf. 1.48.<br />
T-212 Tibullus, Albius<br />
Elegiae, sive Carmina (comm. Bernardinus Cyllenius), et<br />
al.<br />
a1 r [Title-page.] ‘Tibullus Catullus et Propertius cum commento’.<br />
a1 v [Cyllenius], Bernardinus: [Poem addressed to] Baptista de<br />
Ursinis.‘[S]aepe meo uolui dominum signare libello > magnaque<br />
pro minimo tradere tecta lare’; 29 elegiac distichs.<br />
refs. SeeT-206.<br />
a1 v [Cyllenius, Bernardinus: Poetae Vita.] Incipit: ‘[Q]uamquam a<br />
me nusquam lectum sit apud quempiam unum certissimum<br />
maiorum nostrorum codicem . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-206.<br />
v<br />
a2 [Cyllenius, Bernardinus: Commentary on Tibullus.] Incipit:<br />
‘‘‘[D]iuitias alius fuluo sibi congerat auro . . . magna soli’’<br />
[Tib. 1. 1. 1^2] Genus carminis dicitur elegiacum . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-206.<br />
a2 v Tibullus, Albius: [Elegiae: I^II].<br />
refs. SeeT-205. For this edition see Huschke, pp. lx^lxi.<br />
c8 v [Tibullus, Albius, pseudo-: Elegiae: III].<br />
refs. SeeT-205. Division into fourth book acknowledged in commentary<br />
heading on d5 v .<br />
e6 v ‘Summa uitae Albii Tibulli.’ Incipit: ‘[A]lbius Tibullus eques<br />
Romanus insignis forma . . . ut in epistola praecedenti testatur.<br />
refs. SeeT-205.<br />
e6 v [Marsus, Domitius: Epitaphium Tibulli.]<br />
refs. SeeT-205.<br />
e6 v [Vegius, Maphaeus: Epigram.]<br />
refs. SeeT-206.<br />
v<br />
e6 [Ovidius Naso, Publius: Amores 1. 15. 27^8.]<br />
refs. Ov. Am. 1. 15. 27^8.<br />
f1 r Parthenius, Antonius: [Letter addressed to] Julius Pomponius<br />
[Laetus].<br />
refs. CTC VII 224^5.<br />
f1 r Parthenius, Antonius: [Preface to] ‘In Catullum commentationes’.<br />
refs. CTC VII 225^6.<br />
f1 v ‘Catulli vita’. Incipit: ‘[C]aius Valerius Catullus nobilis inter<br />
Latinos lyricos poetaVerone natus . . .’<br />
refs. Partly printed in CTC VII 226.<br />
f1 v [History of lyric poetry.]<br />
refs. CTC VII 226^7.<br />
f2 r [Parthenius, Antonius: Commentary on the Carmina.] Incipit:<br />
‘‘‘[Q]uoi dono lepidum nouum libellum’’. In hoc primo epigrammate<br />
poeta Cornelio Nepoti amico . . .’<br />
refs. See C-143.<br />
r<br />
f2 Catullus, [Gaius] Valerius: [Carmina].<br />
refs. Catul. See CTC VII 227 for this edition.<br />
k7 v Parthenius, Antonius: [Valedictory letter addressed to] the<br />
reader.<br />
refs. CTC VII 227.<br />
k8 r Juliarius, Jacobus: [Letter addressed to] Antonius Parthenius.<br />
refs. CTC VII 224.<br />
r<br />
k8 Parthenius, Antonius: [Verses addressed to his book.]<br />
refs. CTC VII 225.<br />
k8 r Beroaldus, Philippus: [Letter addressed to] Minus Roscius.<br />
Incipit:‘[M]axima estuel potius diuinauirtus poetarum, Mine. . .’<br />
refs. See P-483.<br />
k8 v Beroaldus, Philippus: [List of his corrections to the Propertian<br />
text]. Incipit: ‘Huic epistolae subiunxi aliquot locos . . .’
2532 tibullus, albius<br />
[t-212^t-213<br />
refs. See P-483.<br />
l1 r Beroaldus, Philippus: ‘Commentarii in Propertium’ [dedicated<br />
to] Minus Roscius. Incipit: ‘[E]legiacum carmen quod a luctu<br />
siue a miseratione nomen accepit . . .’<br />
refs. See P-483.<br />
r<br />
l1 Propertius, [Sextus Aurelius: Elegiae]. Edited by Philippus<br />
Beroaldus.‘Propertii poetae Elegiographi Clarissimi liber primus<br />
ad Tullum’.<br />
refs. Prop.<br />
r<br />
x5 Beroaldus, Philippus: ‘Hendecassyllabon’.‘Quisquis carptor es<br />
et calumniator > Quisquis Liuidus osor obloquutor’; 36 hendecasyllables.<br />
v<br />
x5 Salius Faventinus, Hieronymus: ‘In inuidum carmen’. ‘Inuide<br />
quid laceras facundi scripta Philippi > Quid laceras tantum liuide<br />
turpis opus?’; 10 elegiac distichs.<br />
v<br />
x5 ‘Registrum’.<br />
Venice: Bonetus Locatellus, for Octavianus Scotus, 9 Dec. 1491.<br />
Folio. H 4765 records a ghost edition with date 9 Dec. 1497<br />
which is presumably based on a misreading of this colophon.<br />
collation: a^c 8 d e 6 f^s 8 t^x 6 .<br />
Woodcut initials.<br />
HC *4763=4765; Go¡ T-372; BMC V 439; Pr 5029; BSB-Ink T-347;<br />
CIBN T-278; Oates 1965; Rhodes 1727; Sheppard 4187^9.<br />
Micro¢che: Unit 25: Italian Humanism: Part II, IH 25.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century Italian parchment over paper<br />
boards, the gold stamp of the Bodleian Library on both covers.<br />
Thickly sprinkled red-edged leaves. Manuscript title on the<br />
spine. Size: 305 ¿ 218 ¿ 31 mm. Size of leaf: 295 ¿ 205 mm.<br />
Occasional marginal notes in a contemporary Italian cursive<br />
hand in black or brown ink, supplying brackets, underlining, corrections<br />
to the text, pointing hands, and extracting key words<br />
from the commentary on Propertius, and adding to the commentary<br />
on Catullus. Bookseller’s number in pencil ‘666^105 > C’, in<br />
the lower right-hand corner of the front pastedown.<br />
Provenance: Georg Franz Burkhard Klo� (1787^1854); booklabel;<br />
sale (1835), lot 1016; purchased for »0. 9. 0; see Books<br />
Purchased (1835), 7.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. P 3.22.<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Bound with S-288(2); see there for details of binding and provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 315 ¿ 205 mm.<br />
A few notes in light brown ink in a c.1500 Italian cursive hand,<br />
supplying brackets and extracting key words from the commentary<br />
on Propertius and Catullus. A few notes in a darker brown<br />
ink in a late sixteenth/early seventeenth-century Italian hand,<br />
mainly supplying underlining, corrections to the Catullan text,<br />
and extracting key words from the commentary on Catullus. On<br />
x6 v : in a sixteenth-century Italian hand, a large pointing hand and<br />
a single line ofverse:‘Durius in terris nihil est quod uiuat amante’<br />
(Prop. 2. 17. 9).<br />
shelfmark: Auct. P 3.5(2).<br />
THIRD COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf x 6.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled calf; the gold stamp<br />
of the Bodleian Library on both covers. Size: 320 ¿ 218 ¿<br />
22 mm. Size of leaf: 308 ¿ 203 mm.<br />
Frequent notes in a sixteenth-century north European (French?)<br />
humanistic hand, supplying underlining, headings structuring<br />
the commentary, and glosses, and also extracting some key<br />
words and phrases.<br />
Provenance: Purchased for »1.10. 0; see Books Purchased (1846),<br />
37.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. Q 4.14.<br />
T-213 Tibullus, Albius<br />
Elegiae, sive Carmina (comm. Bernardinus Cyllenius), et<br />
al.<br />
a1 r [Title-page.] ‘Tibullus Catullus et Propertius cum commento’.<br />
a1 v [Cyllenius], Bernardinus: [Poem addressed to] Baptista de<br />
Ursinis.‘[S]aepe meo uolui dominum signare libello > magnaque<br />
pro minimo tradere tecta lare’; 29 elegiac distichs.<br />
refs. SeeT-206.<br />
a1 v [Cyllenius, Bernardinus: Poetae Vita.] Incipit: ‘[Q]uamquam a<br />
me nusquam lectum sit apud quempiam unum certissimum<br />
maiorum nostrorum codicem . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-206.<br />
v<br />
a2 [Cyllenius, Bernardinus: Commentary on Tibullus.] Incipit:<br />
‘‘‘[D]iuitias alius fuluo sibi congerat auro . . . magna soli’’<br />
[Tib. 1. 1. 1^2] Genus carminis dicitur elegiacum . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-206.<br />
a2 v Tibullus, Albius: [Elegiae: I^II].<br />
refs. SeeT-205. For this edition see Huschke, pp. lxi^lxii.<br />
v<br />
c8 [Tibullus, Albius, pseudo-: Elegiae: III].<br />
refs. SeeT-205. Division into fourth book acknowledged in commentary<br />
heading on d5 v .<br />
e6 v ‘Summa uitae Albii Tibulli.’ Incipit: ‘[A]lbius Tibullus eques<br />
Romanus insignis forma . . . ut in epistola praecedenti testatur’.<br />
refs. SeeT-205.<br />
e6 v [Marsus, Domitius: Epitaphium Tibulli.]<br />
refs. SeeT-205.<br />
e6 v [Vegius, Maphaeus: Epigram.]<br />
refs. SeeT-206.<br />
v<br />
e6 [Ovidius Naso, Publius: Amores 1. 15. 27^8.]<br />
refs. Ov. Am. 1. 15. 27^8.<br />
f1 r Parthenius, Antonius: [Letter addressed to] Julius Pomponius<br />
[Laetus].<br />
refs. CTC VII 224^5.<br />
f1 r Parthenius, Antonius: [Preface to] ‘In Catullum commentationes’.‘Proemium<br />
in Catullum.’<br />
refs. CTC VII 225^6.<br />
f1 v ‘Catulli Vita’. Incipit: ‘[C]aius Valerius Catullus nobilis inter<br />
Latinos lyricos poetaVeronae natus . . .’<br />
refs. Partly printed in CTC VII 226.<br />
f1 v [History of lyric poetry.]<br />
refs. CTC VII 226^7.<br />
r<br />
f2 [Parthenius, Antonius: Commentary on the Carmina.] Incipit:<br />
‘‘‘[Q]uoi dono lepidum nouum libellum’’. In hoc primo epigrammate<br />
poeta Cornelio Nepoti amico . . .’<br />
refs. See C-143.<br />
r<br />
f2 Catullus, [Gaius] Valerius: [Carmina]. ‘Catulli epigramma ad<br />
Cornelium nepotem.’<br />
refs. Catul. See CTC VII 227 for this edition.<br />
r<br />
k8 Juliarius, Jacobus: [Letter addressed to] Antonius Parthenius.<br />
refs. CTC VII 224.<br />
k8 r Parthenius, Antonius: [Verses addressed to his book.]<br />
refs. CTC VII 225.
t-213^t-214] tibullus, albius<br />
2533<br />
k8 r Beroaldus, Philippus: [Letter addressed to] Minus Roscius.<br />
Incipit:‘[M]axima estuel potius diuinauirtus poetarum, Mine. . .’<br />
refs. See P-483.<br />
r<br />
k8 Beroaldus, Philippus: [List of his corrections to the Propertian<br />
text]. Incipit: ‘Huic epistolae subiunxi aliquot locos . . .’<br />
refs. See P-483.<br />
l1 r Beroaldus, Philippus: ‘Commentarii in Propertium’ [dedicated<br />
to] Minus Roscius. Incipit: ‘[E]legiacum carmen quod a luctu<br />
siue a miseratione nomen accepit . . .’<br />
refs. On this see P-483.<br />
r<br />
l1 Propertius, [Sextus Aurelius: Elegiae]. Edited by Philippus<br />
Beroaldus.‘Propertii poetae Elegiographi Clarissimi liber primus<br />
ad Tullum’.<br />
refs. Prop.<br />
x5 r Beroaldus, Philippus: ‘Hendecassyllabon’.‘Quisquis carptor es<br />
et calumniator > Quisquis Liuidus osor obloquutor’; 36 hendecasyllables.<br />
x5 v Salius Faventinus, Hieronymus: ‘In inuidum carmen’. ‘Inuide<br />
quid laceras facundi scripta Philippi > Quid laceras tantum liuide<br />
turpis opus?’; 10 elegiac distichs.<br />
x5 v ‘Registrum’.<br />
Venice: Simon Bevilaqua, 26 June 1493. Folio.<br />
collation: a^c 8 d e 6 f^s 8 t^x 6 .<br />
HC 4764; Go¡ T-373; BMC V 517; Pr 5382; CIBN T-279; Oates 2093;<br />
Rhodes 1728; Sheppard 4462.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf x6.<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century Italian parchment over thick paper<br />
boards; the gold stamp of the Bodleian Library on both covers;<br />
yellow-edged leaves. Size: 317 ¿ 222 ¿ 29 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 308 ¿ 206 mm.<br />
Some notes in a c.1500 Italian cursive hand, mainly extracting<br />
personal names, and key words and phrases from the commentary.<br />
On front pastedown the number ‘4499’ in black ink.<br />
Provenance: Purchased for »0. 11. 0; see Books Purchased<br />
(1789), 6.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. O 3.4.<br />
T-214 Tibullus, Albius<br />
Elegiae, sive Carmina (comm. Bernardinus Cyllenius), et<br />
al. (ed. Hieronymus Avantius).<br />
r<br />
a1 [Title-page.]<br />
a1 v [Cyllenius], Bernardinus: [Poem addressed to] Baptista de<br />
Ursinis.‘[S]aepe meo uolui dominum signare libello > magnaque<br />
pro minimo tradere tecta lare’; 29 elegiac distichs.<br />
refs. SeeT-206.<br />
a1 v [Cyllenius, Bernardinus: Poetae Vita.] Incipit: ‘[Q]uamquam a<br />
me nusquam lectum sit apud quempiam unum certissimum<br />
maiorum nostrorum codicem . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-206.<br />
v<br />
a2 [Cyllenius, Bernardinus: Commentary on Tibullus.] Incipit:<br />
‘‘‘[D]iuitias alius fuluo sibi congerat auro . . . magna soli’’<br />
[Tib. 1. 1. 1^2] Genus carminis dicitur elegiacum . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-206.<br />
a2 v Tibullus, Albius: [Elegiae: I^II].<br />
refs. SeeT-205. For this edition see Huschke, pp. lxii^lxiv.<br />
v<br />
e6 ‘Summa uitae Albii Tibulli.’ Incipit: ‘[A]lbius Tibullus eques<br />
Romanus insignis forma. . . ut indicat epitaphium infrascriptum’.<br />
refs. SeeT-205.<br />
e6 v [Domitius Marsus]: Epitaphium Tibulli.<br />
refs. SeeT-205.<br />
e6 v [Vegius, Maphaeus: Epigram.]<br />
refs. SeeT-206.<br />
e 6 v [Ovidius Naso, Publius: Amores 1. 15. 27^8.]<br />
refs. Ov. Am. 1. 15. 27^8.<br />
f1 r Parthenius, Antonius: [Letter addressed to] Julius Pomponius<br />
[Laetus].<br />
refs. CTC VII 224^5.<br />
f1 r Parthenius, Antonius: [Preface to] ‘In Catullum commentationes’.‘Prohemium<br />
in Catullum.’<br />
refs. CTC VII 225^6.<br />
f1 v ‘Catulli Vita’. Incipit: ‘[C]aius Valerius Catullus nobilis inter<br />
Latinos lyricos poetaVeronae natus . . .’<br />
refs. Partly printed in CTC VII 226.<br />
f1 v [History of lyric poetry.]<br />
refs. CTC VII 226^7.<br />
f 2 r Fuscus, Palladius: [Letteraddressed to] Laurentius Bragadenus.<br />
refs. CTC VII 240; see Gaisser, Renaissance Readers, 97^102.<br />
f2 r Civalellus, Donatus: ‘In Palladii Fusci commentarios endecasyllabon’.<br />
refs. CTC VII 240.<br />
f2 r ‘Vita Catulli’. Incipit: ‘[V]alerius Catullus quem ob eximiam eruditionem<br />
posteriores . . .’<br />
refs. Partly printed in CTC VII 240.<br />
f2 r Fuscus, Palladius: [Letter addressed to the reader.]<br />
refs. CTC VII 241.<br />
f 2 v [Privilege to Palladius Fuscus, mentioning the printer, Johannes<br />
Tacuinus.] Incipit: ‘[S]erenissime ac excellentissime princeps, et<br />
illustrissimum dominium suplicatur uestrae sublimitati . . .’<br />
Privilege granted 14 Mar. 1496; see Fulin 122 no. 45.<br />
f 3 r [Parthenius, Antonius: Commentary on the Carmina.] Incipit:<br />
‘‘‘[Q]uoi dono lepidum nouum libellum’’. In hoc primo epigrammate<br />
poeta Cornelio Nepoti amico . . .’<br />
refs. see C-143.<br />
f3 r Catullus, [Gaius] Valerius: [Carmina].‘Catulli epigramma’.‘Ad<br />
Cornelium nepotem’.<br />
refs. Catul. See CTC VII 227 for this edition.<br />
f3 r Fuscus, Palladius: ‘In Catullum Commentarii’. Incipit:‘‘‘[Q]uoi<br />
dono’’.Versus est endecasyllabus, idem Phalecius ab inuentore. . .’<br />
refs. Partly printed in CTC VII 241. On the commentary see<br />
CTC VII 239^40.<br />
n5 r Parthenius, Antonius: [Valedictory letter addressed to] the<br />
reader.<br />
refs. CTC VII 227.<br />
n5 r Juliarius, Jacobus: [Letter addressed to] Antonius Parthenius.<br />
refs. CTC VII 224.<br />
n 5 v Parthenius, Antonius: [Verses addressed to his book.]<br />
refs. CTC VII 225.<br />
n5 v Beroaldus, Philippus: [Letter addressed to] Minus Roscius.<br />
Incipit:‘[M]axima estuel potius diuinauirtus poetarum, Mine. . .’<br />
refs. See P-483.<br />
n6 r Beroaldus, Philippus: [List of his corrections to the Propertian<br />
text]. Incipit: ‘Huic epistolae subiunxi aliquot locos . . .’<br />
refs. See P-483.<br />
n6 v Fuscus, Palladius: [Valedictory letter addressed to] Laurentius<br />
Bragadenus.<br />
refs. CTC VII 241.
2534 titulus<br />
[t-214^t-215<br />
o1 r Avantius Veronensis, Hieronymus: [Letter addressed to] Aelius<br />
Lampridius Cervinius. Incipit: ‘[L]itteras tuas tam libens accepi,<br />
ut nil unquam libentius . . .’<br />
o1 r Avantius Veronensis, Hieronymus: ‘Emendationum in<br />
Lucretium in Catullum in Pryapeias in Statii Sylvas editio<br />
secunda’. Incipit: ‘In a primo lege ‘‘lumine caelum’’ non<br />
‘‘numine� . . .’<br />
o1 r Augustinus [Ka« sebrod] Moravus: [Letter addressed to students.]<br />
Incipit: ‘[Q]uom nihil praestabilius in rebus humanis inueniatur<br />
nihilque diuinius . . .’<br />
o1 v Avantius Veronensis, Hieronymus: [Letter addressed to]<br />
Augustinus [Ka« sebrod Moravus]. [Emendationes in Catullum et<br />
Priapea.] Incipit: ‘[S]cribis, Augustine eruditorum humanissime,<br />
tibi renunciatum esse, quemadmodum hac publica studiorum<br />
remissione sepositis altioribus studiis . . .’ Dated 14 Oct. 1493.<br />
v<br />
o3 Avantius Veronensis, Hieronymus: [Letter addressed to]<br />
Marcus Cornelius. Incipit: ‘[S]alue, ingenuorum humanissime,<br />
quum his quasi Halcyonidum diebus . . .’<br />
v<br />
o6 Avantius [Veronensis], Hieronymus: [Letter addressed to]<br />
Jacobus Cornelius. Incipit: ‘[D]i te ament, Iacobe, merum<br />
Corneliorum exemplar . . .’<br />
o6 v [Avantius Veronensis, Hieronymus: Letter addressed to]<br />
Jacobus [Cornelius]. Incipit: ‘[F]ortasse ornatissime, Iacobe, uersus<br />
ille . . .’<br />
p1 r Beroaldus, Philippus: ‘Commentarii in Propertium’ [dedicated<br />
to] Minus Roscius. Incipit:‘[E]legiacum carmen quod a luctu siue<br />
a miseratione nomen accepit . . .’<br />
refs. See P-483.<br />
r<br />
p1 Propertius, [Sextus Aurelius: Elegiae]. Edited by Philippus<br />
Beroaldus. ‘Propertii poetae Eligiographi(!) Clarissimi liber primus<br />
ad Tullum’.<br />
refs. Prop.<br />
r<br />
m5 Beroaldus, Philippus: ‘Endecasyllabon’.‘Quisquis carptor es et<br />
calumniator > Quisquis Liuidus osor obloquutor’; 36 hendecasyllables.<br />
v<br />
m5 Salius Faventinus, Hieronymus: ‘In inuidum carmen’. ‘Inuide<br />
quid laceras facundi scripta Philippi > Quid laceras tantum liuide<br />
turpis opus?’; 10 elegiac distichs.<br />
v<br />
m5 ‘Registrum’.<br />
Venice: JohannesTacuinus, deTridino, 19 May 1500. Folio.<br />
collation: a^c 8 d e 6 f^l 8 m n 6 o 4 p^y 8 z & m 6 .<br />
Woodcut initials.<br />
HC *4766; Go¡ T-374. BMC V 535; Pr 5461; BSB-Ink T-348;<br />
Rhodes 1729; Sack, Freiburg, 3483; Sheppard 4546^7.<br />
Micro¢che: Unit 25: Italian Humanism: Part II, IH175.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf m 6.<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century calf; the gold stamp of the<br />
Bodleian Library on both covers; yellow-edged leaves; marbled<br />
pastedowns. Size: 318 ¿ 218 ¿ 38 mm. Sizeofleaf: 308 ¿ 205 mm.<br />
Frequent marginal annotations in Zanetelli’s hand, mainly to<br />
Propertius, extracting personal names, key words and phrases,<br />
and supplying pointing hands, underlining, and brackets. Some<br />
notes in another sixteenth-century hand, also extracting key<br />
words and phrases, and supplying pointing hands and<br />
underlining.<br />
Provenance: Thomas Zanetelli (sixteenth century); name on a 1 r :<br />
‘Thomae Zanetelli Feltrien� ’. Petrus Villa (seventeenth century);<br />
name in black ink on a1 r :‘Petri Villa’. Purchased for »0. 8. 0; see<br />
Books Purchased (1789), 6.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. O 3.5.<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Bound with:<br />
2. Claudius Claudianus, De Raptu Proserpinae. Milan:<br />
Guillermus Le Signerre, 31 July 1501.<br />
Binding: Contemporary blind-tooled quarter tawed pigskin over<br />
beech boards, with metal clasps hinged from lower to upper, and<br />
metal catches. On the upper cover triple ¢llets form a rectangular<br />
frame: tendril stamps make up merrythoughts, each containing a<br />
£oral stamp. On the lower cover triple ¢llets form two thin rectangles:<br />
within the outer frame a repeated lozenge-shaped £oral<br />
stamp, within the inner frame a repeated upright £ower stamp.<br />
Three sewing supports. Remains of worn manuscript label at<br />
head of spine. The paper endleaves are later (eighteenth/nineteenth-century)<br />
additions. Size: 326 ¿ 219 ¿ 47 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 312 ¿ 213 mm.<br />
Pasted on the covers, two copies ofabroadside entitled‘Die auferhebung<br />
des folcks und grosser nachfolgung des Sophi und spricht<br />
er sey ein prophet und sein gesetz das er neulich im Landt Persia<br />
auferhebt hat’, [c.1502], withwoodcut; see also M-293 for another<br />
copy.<br />
Some marginal notes in a contemporary hand, mainly providing<br />
brackets and pointing hands. The note ‘SOPHI’ on rear pastedown.<br />
On the verso of the ¢rst front endleaf an unidenti¢ed coat<br />
of arms, supported by the ¢gures of a naked satyr and a woman<br />
with elaborate head gear, sketched in brown inkwith no tinctures:<br />
on a chevron three roses, in base a mullet. At the head of the page:<br />
‘Item nym mit lang’. On verso of front endleaf the pencilled note:<br />
‘Emi in auctione librorum C. Nagel pro 1R 4’. On recto of rear<br />
endleaf in red ink the numbers ‘36 4’.<br />
Provenance: Jacob L[ ] (£. c.1500); name on the verso of front<br />
endleaf: ‘Ich Jacob L[ ]’. Georg Franz Burkhard Klo� (1787^<br />
1854); book-label; sale (1835), lot 1017(1); purchased for »0. 5. 0;<br />
see Books Purchased (1835), 7.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. Q 3.1(1).<br />
T-215 Titulus<br />
Titulus triumphalis causae passionis et mortis Christi.<br />
Printed side:Titulus triumphalis causae passionis et mortis Christi.<br />
‘Erat titulus triumphalis cause passionis et mortis Cristi’. Incipit:<br />
‘Voce dulcis et commendabilis . . .’<br />
[Leipzig: Martin Landsberg], 1492. Broadside.<br />
16 small woodcuts.<br />
Go¡ T-383; not in Pr; Baer, Catalogue 745 (1929), 501; Catalogue<br />
750, pt III, no. 768; Martin Breslauer, Catalogue 101 (1970) 141A<br />
(with extra plate IV); Polain 4768; Schreiber, Handbuch, 24b<br />
(VIII p. 153); not in Sheppard.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with P-074; see there for details of binding and<br />
provenance.<br />
The left-hand margin is cropped. Size of leaf: c.412 ¿ c.290 mm.<br />
In the folder kept with this item is a letter dated 1972 from the<br />
Director ofthe GW, Heinrich Rolo¡, to David Rogers, containing<br />
bibliographical information relating to this edition.
t-215^t-219] tolomei, petrus georgii<br />
2535<br />
Provenance: Martin Breslauer. Albert Ehrman (1890^1969);<br />
purchased in 1969 from Martin Breslauer for »650; accession no.<br />
‘R 2254’. Presented in 1978 by John Ehrman.<br />
shelfmark: Broxb. 95.20*.<br />
(T-216) Tolomei, Petrus Georgii<br />
Translatio miraculosa ecclesiae BVM de Loreto.<br />
[a1 r ] [Title-page.]<br />
[a2 r ] [Tolomei, Petrus Georgii]: Translatio miraculosa ecclesiae<br />
BVM de Loreto. Incipit: ‘[E]cclesia beate Marie de Loreto fuit<br />
camera domus beate uirginis Marie . . .’<br />
refs. F. Grimaldi, La chiesa di Santa Maria di Loreto nei documenti<br />
dei secoli XII^XV (Ancona, 1984), 155^8.<br />
[Rome: Eucharius Silber, after 1500]. 8 o . As dated by IGI; F.<br />
Grimaldi, Il libro lauretano (secoli XV^XVIII) ([Loreto], 1994),<br />
assigns to [Marcellus Silber, c.1515] and gives the format as 12 o ;<br />
Sander dates [c.1495?].<br />
collation: [a 4 ].<br />
Type: 85. 4 leaves. 23 lines ([a2 r ]). Type area: 96 ¿ 72 mm ([a2 r ]).<br />
r<br />
Woodcut on [a1 ] (Grimaldi, Il libro lauretano, pl. 7) and initial<br />
on [a2 r ].<br />
R 1884; not in Pr; Grimaldi, Il libro lauretano, no. 30; IGI V p. 208;<br />
Oates 1568; Sander 4287; not in Sheppard.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with:<br />
2. Petrus Georgii Tolomei, Translatio miraculosa ecclesiae BVM<br />
de Loreto. [Rome: Eucharius Silber, after c.1495] (T-217).<br />
Binding: Twentieth-century brown cloth. Size:147 ¿ 110 ¿ 7 mm.<br />
Size of leaf: 142 ¿ 103 mm.<br />
Provenance: Both items were purchased from Pickering &<br />
Chatto in 1927, nos 7921^2, for »4. 15. 0 and »5. 15. 0 respectively;<br />
cutting from sale catalogue pasted on the verso of original brown<br />
cardboard wrappers and Bodleian stamp dated 11 Apr. 1927.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. f. I2.1(1).<br />
(T-217) Tolomei, Petrus Georgii<br />
Translatio miraculosa ecclesiae BVM de Loreto.<br />
v<br />
[a1 ] [Tolomei, Petrus Georgii]: Translatio miraculosa ecclesiae<br />
BVM de Loreto.<br />
refs. SeeT-216.<br />
[Rome: Eucharius Silber, after 1513]. 8 o . As dated by IGI; Sander<br />
dates [c.1490?]; Grimaldi, Il libro lauretano assigns to [Marcello<br />
Silber, after 1510?].<br />
collation: [a 4 ].<br />
v v<br />
Type: 93. 4 leaves. 22 lines ([a1 ]). Type area: 101 ¿ 57 mm ([a1 ]).<br />
Woodcut on [a1 r ] (Grimaldi, Il libro lauretano, pl. 14).<br />
R1883; not in Pr; Grimaldi, Il librolauretano, no. 25; IGI V p. Oates<br />
1567; Sander 4286; not in Sheppard.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound withT-216; see there for details of binding and provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 142 ¿ 103 mm.<br />
‘2’ in brown ink on [a1 r ] and [a2 r ]; also ‘nota’ mark on [a3 v ], in the<br />
same hand.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. f. I2.1(2).<br />
(T-218) Tolomei, Petrus Georgii<br />
Translatio miraculosa ecclesiae BVM de Loreto.<br />
[a1 r ] [Title-page.]<br />
r<br />
[a2 ] [Tolomei, Petrus Georgii]: Translatio miraculosa ecclesiae<br />
BVM de Loreto.<br />
refs. SeeT-216.<br />
[Rome: Eucharius Silber, after 1500?]. 8 o .<br />
collation: [a 4 ].<br />
Type: 84 R. 4 leaves. 23 lines ([a2 r ]). Type area: 96 ¿ 74 mm ([a2 r ]).<br />
Woodcut on [a1 r ] (Grimaldi, Il libro lauretano, pl. 7) and initial<br />
r r<br />
on [a2 ]. Leaf [a1 ]: ‘Tran|latio miraculo|a eccle|ie beate > Marie<br />
uirginis de Loreto.’; [woodcut]; [a2 r ]: ‘[E]Ccle|ia beate Marie de<br />
Loreto fuit > camera domus beate uirginis Ma= > rie . . .’; [a4 v ], l.<br />
13:‘. . . ibi |ita & colloca > ta e|t ut dictu� e|t |uperius. > Deo gratias.’<br />
Not in Pr; not in Grimaldi, Il libro lauretano; Sheppard 3106.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with A-269; see there for details of binding and provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 135 ¿ 103 mm.<br />
shelfmark: 8 o M 40(8) Th. Seld.<br />
T-219 Tolomei, Petrus Georgii<br />
Translatio miraculosa ecclesiae BVM de Loreto [Italian]<br />
La dichiaratione della chiesa di sancta Maria delloreto<br />
(trans. Bartolomeo daVallombrosa).<br />
[a1 r ] [Title-page.] ‘La dichiaratiane(!) della chiesa di sancta Maria<br />
delloreto, et come ella uenne tucta in terra’.<br />
[a1 r ] [Verse.] ‘Chi uuol saper per sua diuotione > El tempo et perche<br />
modo et per qual uia’; 8 lines of verse.<br />
[a2 r ] [Tolomei, Petrus Georgii]: La dichiaratione della chiesa di<br />
sancta Maria delloreto. Translated into Italian by Bartolomeo da<br />
Vallombrosa, as stated in the explicit.<br />
refs. Grimaldi, La chiesa di Santa Maria, 161^4; on authorship<br />
see Grimaldi, Il libro lauretano, 22.<br />
v<br />
[a4 ] Bartolomeo daVallombrosa: [Explicit.] Incipit:‘Et a fede delle<br />
predecte cose si noti¢ca come tutta questa scriptura fu copiata da<br />
uno originale auctentico scripto nella decta chiesa di sancta<br />
Maria delloreto a di .xx. del meso di magio nel<br />
.M.CCCCLXXXIII. Io Don Bartholomeo monacho di<br />
Ualembrosa et priore di sancta Verdiana di Firenze, mosso da<br />
grandissima diuotione lho facta tradure di latino in uulgare et<br />
stampare accioche tanto miracolo et si diuoto si publichi et manifesti<br />
a piu persone et riceuine consolatione spirituale’.<br />
[Venice: Simon Bevilaqua, c.1500]. 4 o .<br />
collation: [a 4 ].<br />
r r<br />
Type:107 R*. 4 leaves. 26 lines ([a2 ]).Type area:139 ¿ 79 mm ([a2 ]).<br />
Woodcut on [a1 r ]. Leaf [a1 r ]: ‘ð La dichiaratiane della chie|a di<br />
|ancta Ma > ria delloreto: & come ella uenne tucta |� terra’.<br />
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COPY<br />
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Size of leaf: 207 ¿ 134 mm.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 7Q 6.9(21).
2536 tortellius, johannes<br />
[t-220^t-222<br />
T-220 Tortellius, Johannes<br />
De Orthographia (ed. Adam Montaltus).<br />
[a1 v ] Montaltus, Adam: ‘Proemium’ [addressed to] Philippus de<br />
Le¤ vis de Que¤ lus. Incipit: ‘Quoniam quidem par est et haud indirecte<br />
censendum . . .’<br />
[a2 r ] Tortellius, Johannes: De Orthographia. Edited by Adam<br />
Montaltus, as stated in his letter. ‘Prohemium’ [addressed to]<br />
Nicolaus V, Pont. Max.<br />
refs. S. Rizzo, ‘Per una tipologia delle tradizioni manoscritte di<br />
classici latini in eta' umanistica’, in Formative Stages of Classical<br />
Traditions: Latin Texts from Antiquity to the Renaissance, ed.<br />
Oronzo Pecere and Michael D. Reeve (Spoleto, 1995), 371^407,<br />
at 402^7. On the printer’s copy for this edition,Vatican, MS.Vat.<br />
lat. 3319, see L. Capoduro,‘L’edizione romana del ‘‘De orthographia’’<br />
di Giovanni Tortelli (Hain 15563) e Adamo da Montaldo’,<br />
Scrittura, biblioteche e stampa II, 37^56, at 46^51 on editorship,<br />
and, at 39^40, also dating the work to the autumn of 1451; see<br />
also M. D. Rinaldi,‘Fortuna e di¡usione del De orthographia di<br />
Giovanni Tortelli’, Italia medioevale e umanistica, 16 (1973), 227^<br />
61, at 258^61.<br />
[a2 v ] ‘Ordo totius operis’. Incipit: ‘[I]taque primum de literrarum<br />
inuentione . . .’<br />
v<br />
[a2 ] ‘Ex quibus auctoribus acceptum est opus’. Incipit:<br />
‘[A]ccepimusque hec primum ex fragmentis decem librorum<br />
Papiriani . . .’<br />
[a3 r ] Tortellius, Johannes: De Orthographia. ‘Commentariorum<br />
grammaticorum de orthographia dictionum e Grecis tractarum<br />
liber primus . . . de numero et ¢gura atque inuentione litterarum<br />
tam Grecarum quam Latinarum etc’. Incipit:‘[G]recorum litteras<br />
quibus ipsi nunc Greci utuntur . . .’<br />
refs. See Index des lemmes du De orthographia de Giovanni<br />
Tortelli, ed. J.-L. Charlet and M. Furno (Aix-en-Provence, 1994).<br />
Rome: Ulrich Han and Simon Nicolai Chardella, [after 10 Aug]<br />
1471. Folio.<br />
collation: [a b 10 c d 8 e 10 f 8 g 6 h i 10 k 8 l 10 m 8 n 6 o^q 10 r 8 s 6 t 8 v 10 x 8 y<br />
z A^D 10 E 8 F 12 G^I 10 K 12 ].<br />
HC (+ Addenda) 15563; C 6299; Go¡ T-394; BMC IV 23; Pr 3353;<br />
CIBN T-291; Oates 1373; Sheppard 2668. Micro¢che: Unit 10:<br />
Printing in Italy before1472: Part IV, PI 29.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf [K12]; leaf [K11] cut out and mounted, with<br />
loss of heading.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled calf; sprinkled<br />
brown-edged leaves. Size: 417 ¿ 287 ¿ 80 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 406 ¿ 267 mm.<br />
Some marginal notes, mainly extracting key words, providing<br />
occasional corrections to the text, and providing ‘nota’ marks<br />
and pointing hands, in a contemporary humanist hand, in brown<br />
and red ink. On [n3 r ] the following marginal note extracted from<br />
the text: ‘Ma¡eum Vegium nostri temporis poetam elegantissimum’.<br />
In the same hand also running chapter numbers (in the<br />
form of letters of the alphabet) and most initials in red ink. Early<br />
signatures in brown ink partially visible.<br />
Provenance: Purchased for »2.12. 0: see Books Purchased (1829),<br />
21; and Financial Statements (1828^32; 1837^40, Library Records<br />
b.4), no. 3,‘Books purchased by the Librarian’.<br />
Former Bodleian shelfmark: Auct. L inf. 2.1.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. P inf. 1.1.<br />
T-221 Tortellius, Johannes<br />
De orthographia.<br />
[a2 r ] Tortellius, Johannes: De Orthographia. ‘Prooemium’<br />
[addressed to] Nicolaus V, Pont. Max.<br />
refs. SeeT-220.<br />
[a2 v ] [Ordo totius operis]. Incipit: ‘[I]taque primum de literrarum<br />
inuentione . . .’<br />
[a3 r ] [Ex quibus auctoribus acceptum est opus.] Incipit:<br />
‘[A]ccepimusque haec primum ex fragmentis decem librorum<br />
Papyriani . . .’<br />
[a3 r ] Tortellius, Johannes: De Orthographia. ‘Commentariorum<br />
grammaticorum de orthographia dictionum e Graecis tractarum<br />
liber primus incipit. De numero et ¢gura atque inuentione litterarum<br />
tam Graecarum quam Latinarum’. Incipit: ‘[G]raecorum<br />
litteras quibus ipsi nunc Graeci utuntur . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-220.<br />
Venice: Nicolaus Jenson, 1471. Folio.<br />
collation: [a^c 10 d 8 e^h 10 i k 8 l^n 10 o 8 p^t 10 v 8 x^z h 10 m 8 k aa^<br />
ee 10 ].<br />
HC *15564 = HC 15568; Go¡ T-395; BMC V 170; Pr 4081; BSB-Ink<br />
T-384; CIBN T-290; Hillard1980; Sack, Freiburg, 3486; Sheppard<br />
3252. Micro¢che: Unit 8: Printing in Italy before 1472: Part II, PI<br />
89.<br />
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On [a2 r ] a large initial ‘C’ is supplied in pink with acanthus-leaf<br />
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Provenance: Gerard Meerman (1722^1771); acquired after 1756<br />
(ex informatione Jos van Heel); manuscript catalogue (MMW S<br />
145 V, fol. 128 v ). Johan Meerman (1753^1815); purchased at his<br />
sale, vol. II, p. 4, lot 33, for Fl. 91: see Books Purchased . . . at the<br />
Sale of M. Meerman, p. 25, with auction number on label at the<br />
head of the spine; ‘Catalogus Bibliothecae Novae’, fol. 108 v :<br />
‘Meerman’.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. P 1.2.<br />
T-222 Tortellius, Johannes<br />
De orthographia (ed. Hieronymus Bononius).<br />
A2 r Tortellius, Johannes: De Orthographia. Edited by Hieronymus<br />
Bononius, as stated in his letter. ‘Prooemium’ [addressed to]<br />
Nicolaus V, Pont. Max.<br />
refs. See T-220 and M. Pastore Stocchi,‘La cultura umanistica’,<br />
in Storia di Treviso. III. L’eta' moderna, ed. E. Brunetta (Venice,<br />
1992), 137^57, at 144ss.<br />
A3 r [Ordo totius operis]. Incipit: ‘[I]taque primum de literrarum<br />
inuentione . . .’<br />
A 3 r<br />
[Ex quibus auctoribus acceptum est opus.] Incipit:<br />
‘[A]ccepimusque haec primum ex fragmentis decem librorum<br />
Papyriani . . .’<br />
A 3 r Tortellius, Johannes: De Orthographia. ‘Commentariorum<br />
grammaticorum de orthographia dictionum e Graecis tractarum
t-222^t-223] tortellius, johannes<br />
2537<br />
liber primus incipit. De numero et ¢gura atque inuentione litterarum<br />
tam Graecarum quam Latinarum’. Incipit: ‘[G]raecorum<br />
litteras quibus ipsi nunc Graeci utuntur . . .’<br />
&8 r [Colophon.]<br />
&8 r Bononius, Hieronymus: [Letter addressed to] Constantinus<br />
Robeganus. Incipit: ‘[Q]uorundam hominum istis temporibus<br />
uaniloquentias . . .’<br />
&8 v Bononius, Hieronymus: ‘Carmen in primi impressoris commendationem’.<br />
‘Tingere dispositis chartas quicunque metallis ><br />
Coepit et insignes edidit aere notas’; 13 elegiac distichs.<br />
Treviso: Hermannus Liechtenstein, for Michael Manzolus, 2 Apr.<br />
1477. Folio and 4 o .<br />
collation: A 10+1 B^G 10 H 8 I 10 K^N 6.8 O 12 a^e 10 f^i 8.10 k l 6 m^o 8<br />
p 6 q^s 10 t 12 u^y 10 z 6 & 10 .<br />
HC 15565; Go¡ T-396; BMC VI 887, 891; Pr 6469 = 6480; BSB-Ink<br />
T-385; CIBN T-292; Rhodes 1730; Rhodes, Treviso, no. 69;<br />
Sheppard 5513.<br />
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180 mm.<br />
On A3 r a transcription of the Greek alphabet with its pronunciation.<br />
More marginal notes, mainly extracting key concepts, in an<br />
early German hand. On &9 v bibliographical notes referring to<br />
German astronomical texts of the second half of the sixteenth<br />
century.<br />
Provenance: Himmerod, Eifel, Cistercians, S. Thomas; inscription<br />
on A2 r : ‘Lib. Bibliothecae Himmerodensis’. Purchased for<br />
»1. 8. 6; see Books Purchased (1826), 16.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. O 5.31.<br />
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A variant: in the colophon the name of the printer has been substituted<br />
for that of Michael Manzolus Parmensis, who commissioned<br />
the edition; see BMC.<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century(?) quarter parchment over pasteboards<br />
also covered in parchment; the gold stamp of the<br />
Bodleian Library on both covers. Author’s name and imprint<br />
information in brown ink at the head of the spine; green silk bookmark.<br />
Size: 288 ¿ 205 ¿ 70 mm. Size of leaf: 284 ¿ 204 mm.<br />
‘7449’and ‘415’ in brown ink on the front pastedown. Numerous<br />
marginal notes, mainly extracting key words, in the owner’s<br />
humanist hand, in red and brown ink. An unusual ‘nota’ mark<br />
on E 9 v . On &10 r the following note/verse in the owner’s hand:<br />
‘En balestra latro discorp[ ] pendet ab unco [ ](?) discit > Et magis<br />
in festum regnat in urbe malum > Ad vada nunc bu¡o pestis monstrosa<br />
marinus > Insidet et tutum carpe viator iter’.<br />
Provenance: Master Johannes de Liniaco [i.e. Legnago,Verona]<br />
(¢fteenth century); inscription on A2 r : ‘Magistri Ioannis de<br />
Liniaco’. Purchased in Florence via D. A. Talboys, Oxford, for<br />
»0. 15. 0; see Books Purchased (1832), 23, and Library Bills<br />
(1829^32), no. 446.<br />
Former Bodleian shelfmark: Auct. N extra 1.9.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. P 4.36.<br />
T-223 Tortellius, Johannes<br />
De orthographia (ed. Hieronymus Bononius).<br />
A2 r Tortellius, Johannes: De Orthographia. Edited by Hieronymus<br />
Bononius, as stated in his letter. ‘Prooemium’ [addressed to]<br />
Nicolaus V, Pont. Max.<br />
refs. SeeT-220.<br />
r<br />
A3 [Ordo totius operis]. Incipit: ‘[I]taque primum de literrarum<br />
inuentione . . .’<br />
A3 r<br />
[Ex quibus auctoribus acceptum est opus.] Incipit:<br />
‘[A]ccepimusque haec primum ex fragmentis decem librorum<br />
Papyriani . . .’<br />
A3 r Tortellius, Johannes: De Orthographia. ‘Commentariorum<br />
grammaticorum de orthographia dictionum e Graecis tractarum<br />
liber primus incipit. De numero et ¢gura atque inuentione litterarum<br />
tam Graecarum quam Latinarum’. Incipit: ‘[G]raecorum<br />
litteras quibus ipsi nunc Graeci utuntur . . .’<br />
r<br />
&8 [Colophon.]<br />
&8 r Bononius, Hieronymus: [Letter addressed to] Constantinus<br />
Robeganus. Incipit: ‘[Q]uorundam hominum istis temporibus<br />
uaniloquentias . . .’<br />
&8 v Bononius, Hieronymus: ‘Carmen in primi impressoris commendationem’.<br />
‘Tingere dispositis chartas quicunque metallis ><br />
Coepit et insignes edidit aere notas’; 13 elegiac distichs.<br />
Vicenza: Stephan Koblinger, 13 Jan. 1479. Folio.<br />
collation: A 10+1 B^G 10 H 8 I 10 K^N 6.8 O 12 a^e 10 f^i 8.10 k l 6 m^o 8<br />
p 6 q^s 10 t 12 u^y 10 z 6 & 10 . Leaves A2^5 signed A3^6.<br />
HC *15566; Go¡ T-397; BMC VII 1043; Pr 7160; BSB-Ink T-386;<br />
CIBN T-293; Oates 2681; Sheppard 5926.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaves A1and &10. Leaves &4^7 are bound after<br />
z3.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century(?) quarter light brown morocco<br />
over light brown pasteboards; the gold stamp of the Bodleian<br />
Library on both covers. On the spine imprint information is gilt<br />
on two rectangular square labels, in red and green leather; ‘S. M.’<br />
printed in gold at the foot of the spine. Sprinkled brown-edged<br />
leaves. Size: 298 ¿ 201 ¿ 69 mm. Size of leaf: 291 ¿ 187 mm.<br />
On & 9 r inTaraschoni’s hand the following verses:‘Stude puer pertransit<br />
etas mox frigida parce . . .’ 10 lines; on &9 v the following<br />
note in the same hand:‘Nota como adi xvii de zugno 1493 in martidi<br />
mori Io. LaurentioTaraschon nostro fratello a Roma, era per<br />
farse uno homo dasay sel scampana, et ala sua morte se ghe trouo<br />
Io. Euangialista e Bernardo nostri fratelli. Deo sit semper laus<br />
honor gloria amen. Item eo anno die 19 augusti Johannes<br />
Euangialista va lontani detentus. Die 12 februari 1494 euassit,<br />
Romam apprehenditur(?)’. A few marginal notes, mainly translating<br />
Greek words into Latin, in an early hand, probably<br />
Taraschoni’s, in brown ink.<br />
On A2 r a large Italian initial ‘C’ is supplied in pink with darker<br />
pink and white pen-work decoration within a square gold ground<br />
edged in black. The area de¢ned by the letter is decorated with a<br />
large thistle in gold, green, and red on a blue ground with white<br />
pen-work decoration; see Pa« cht and Alexander II, 114 no. pr. 137<br />
(Lombardy?). Other main initials are supplied in red or blue, or<br />
red and blue, with reserved white decoration and elaborate red<br />
pen-work. Other initials and paragraph marks are supplied in<br />
red or blue; capital strokes in red, in red and blue in the heading<br />
on A 2 r .
2538 tortellius, johannes<br />
[t-223^t-225<br />
Provenance: Ambrogio Taraschoni (£. 1493^1494); inscription<br />
on & 9 r : ‘Hic liber est mej Ambrogij Taraschonj q[uondam] dominj<br />
Bartolamej ¢lius qui fuit uir somme probitatis conspicuus’; in<br />
the lower margin of A 3 r , within a wreath the coat of arms of<br />
Taraschoni. Parma, Benedictines, St John Evangelist, 1535;<br />
inscription on A 3 r on either side of the wreath: ‘Conuentus<br />
Parme > 137’ and on A8 r : ‘Conuentus Parme 1535’. Anonymous<br />
sale (Evans, 13 Jan. 1825), lot 840. Purchased for »8. 0. 0; see<br />
Books Purchased (1825), 25.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. N inf. 2.9.<br />
T-224 Tortellius, Johannes<br />
De orthographia (ed. Hieronymus Bononius).<br />
A2 r Tortellius, Johannes: De Orthographia. Edited by Hieronymus<br />
Bononius, as stated in his letter. ‘Prooemium’ [addressed to]<br />
Nicolaus V, Pont. Max.<br />
refs. SeeT-220.<br />
A2 v [Ordo totius operis]. Incipit: ‘[I]taque primum de literrarum<br />
inuentione . . .’<br />
r<br />
A3 [Ex quibus auctoribus acceptum est opus.] Incipit:<br />
‘[A]ccepimusque haec primum ex fragmentis decem librorum<br />
Papyriani . . .’<br />
A3 r Tortellius, Johannes: De Orthographia. ‘Commentariorum<br />
grammaticorum de orthographia dictionum e Graecis tractarum<br />
liber primus incipit. De numero et ¢gura atque inuentione litterarum<br />
tam Graecarum quam Latinarum’. Incipit: ‘[G]raecorum<br />
litteras quibus ipsi nunc Graeci utuntur . . .’<br />
r<br />
&4 [Colophon.]<br />
v<br />
&4 Bononius, Hieronymus: [Letter addressed to] Constantinus<br />
Robeganus. Incipit: ‘[Q]uorundam hominum istis temporibus<br />
uaniloquentias . . .’<br />
&5 r Bononius, Hieronymus: ‘Carmen in primi impressoris commendationem’.<br />
‘Tingere dispositis chartas quicunque metallis ><br />
Coepit et insignes edidit aere notas’; 13 elegiac distichs.<br />
Vicenza: Hermannus Liechtenstein, 31 Oct. 1480. Folio.<br />
collation: A 10 B^O 8 P 6 a^r | s^z 8 & 6 . Leaves A2^5 signed A1^4. HC *15567; Go¡ T-398; BMC VII 1037; Pr 7158; BSB-Ink T-387;<br />
CIBN T-294; Rhodes 1731; Sheppard 5909.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
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Binding: Eighteenth-century gold-tooled light brown morocco;<br />
the gold stamp of the Bodleian Library on both covers. Giltedged<br />
leaves; marbled pastedowns; blue silk bookmark. Size:<br />
302 ¿ 207 ¿ 55 mm. Size of leaf: 293 ¿ 192 mm.<br />
Numerous marginal notes, mainly extracting key words, in a contemporary<br />
humanist hand in brown ink. Early manuscript foliation<br />
in brown ink:‘i^xxi; 32^199’only.<br />
On A2 r a large Italian initial ‘C’ is supplied in pink with blue and<br />
white pen-work decoration in the shape of architectural motifs,<br />
within a square gold ground edged in black; the area de¢ned by<br />
the letter is decorated with green and pink architectural motifs;<br />
see Pa« cht and Alexander II, no. pr. 113 (Vicenza?).<br />
Provenance: Coat of arms on A 2 r : argent, two bendlets vert and<br />
gules; £anked by initials F and P, for the Passerini family.<br />
Acquired some time after the second half of the eighteenth century,<br />
to judge from the shelfmark.<br />
Former Bodleian shelfmark: Auct. P. 2.13.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. O 4.13.<br />
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Binding: Sixteenth-century German pigskin over wooden<br />
boards, with two metal catches, one metal clasp and remains of<br />
another. On both covers, triple ¢llets form a sextuple frame.<br />
Within the outer frame a double cresting roll. No stamps or rolls<br />
within the following frame. Within the following frame a roll<br />
showing saints and religious ¢gures; no stamps or rolls within<br />
the following frame; within the following frame, a foliate roll<br />
with cameo heads; the inner rectangle is decorated with a<br />
repeated foliate stamp. Strips from twelfth/thirteenth-century<br />
manuscripts visible in the sewing of the binding. Size: 314 ¿<br />
205 ¿ 74 mm. Size of leaf: 297 ¿ 196 mm.<br />
A few marginal notes, mainly extracting key words and etymological<br />
explanations, also some pointing hands, in an early humanist<br />
hand in brown ink.<br />
Provenance: Albert Ehrman (1890^1969); armorial book-plate;<br />
purchased in 1957 from William Dawson and Sons Ltd, for<br />
»47. 9. 0; accession no. ‘R 1505’. Presented in 1978 by John<br />
Ehrman.<br />
shelfmark: Broxb. 94.3.<br />
T-225 Tortellius, Johannes<br />
De orthographia (ed. Hieronymus Bononius).<br />
A2 r Tortellius, Johannes: De Orthographia. Edited by Hieronymus<br />
Bononius, as stated in his letter. ‘Prooemium’ [addressed to]<br />
Nicolaus V, Pont. Max.<br />
refs. SeeT-220.<br />
v<br />
A2 [Ordo totius operis]. Incipit: ‘[I]taque primum de literrarum<br />
inuentione . . .’<br />
v<br />
A2 [Ex quibus auctoribus acceptum est opus.] Incipit:<br />
‘[A]ccepimusque haec primum ex fragmentis decem librorum<br />
Papyriani . . .’<br />
A2 v Tortellius, Johannes: De Orthographia. ‘Commentariorum<br />
grammaticorum de orthographia dictionum e Graecis tractarum<br />
liber primus incipit. De numero et ¢gura atque inuentione litterarum<br />
tam Graecarum quam Latinarum’. Incipit: ‘[G]raecorum<br />
litteras quibus ipsi nunc Graeci utuntur . . .’<br />
u5 r [Colophon.]<br />
r<br />
u5 Bononius, Hieronymus: [Letter addressed to] Constantinus<br />
Robeganus. Incipit: ‘[Q]uorundam hominum istis temporibus<br />
uaniloquentias . . .’<br />
u5 v Bononius, Hieronymus: ‘Carmen in primi impressoris commendationem’.<br />
‘Tingere dispositis chartas quicunque metallis ><br />
Coepit et insignes edidit aere notas’; 13 elegiac distichs.<br />
Venice: Hermannus Liechtenstein, 12 Nov. 1484. Folio.<br />
collation: A 8 B^M 6 a b 8 c^u 6 .<br />
HC *15569; Go¡ T-399; BMC V 357; Pr 4787; BSB-InkT-388; CIBN<br />
T-295; Sack, Freiburg, 3487; Sheppard 3934.<br />
COPY<br />
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Binding: Eighteenth/nineteenth-century Italian half green morocco<br />
over marbled pasteboards; bound for Boutourlin; pink pastedowns;<br />
endpapers watermarked‘G[ior.] M[agnani]’. Size: 322 ¿<br />
220 ¿ 38 mm. Size of leaf: 315 ¿ 219 mm.<br />
A few marginal notes, mainly extracting key words and ‘nota’<br />
marks to the entries ‘Tiresia’, ‘Thrasumenus’, ‘Xenocrates’, and<br />
‘Zeno’, in a contemporary humanist hand in dark brown ink.
t-225^t-227] tortellius, johannes<br />
2539<br />
On A2 r a large Italian (north Italy?) initial ‘C’ is supplied in gold<br />
on a square dark red ground with silver(?) pen-work decoration;<br />
the area de¢ned by the letter is blue with white pen-work decoration.<br />
From the letter blue, red, and green foliate extensions into<br />
the margin, and gold dots; see Pa« cht and Alexander II, 115 no.<br />
pr. 149.<br />
Provenance: On A2 r a wreath surrounded by foliate decoration<br />
and gold dots contains the following unidenti¢ed coat of arms:<br />
azure, three birds or, two confronting and one; a label of Anjou:<br />
four points gules, and between, three £eur-de-lis of the second.<br />
Dimitrij Petrovich, Count Boutourlin (1763^1829); shelfmark<br />
no. 347, see Catalogue (1831); purchased at his sale for »0. 15. 0:<br />
see sale catalogue (1841), lot 673, and Books Purchased (1842), 42.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. Q 2.7.<br />
T-226 Tortellius, Johannes<br />
De orthographia (ed. Hieronymus Bononius).<br />
A2 r Tortellius, Johannes: De Orthographia. Edited by Hieronymus<br />
Bononius, as stated in his letter. ‘Prooemium’ [addressed to]<br />
Nicolaus V, Pont. Max.<br />
refs. SeeT-220.<br />
A2 v [Ordo totius operis]. Incipit: ‘[I]taque primum de literrarum<br />
inuentione . . .’<br />
A 2 v<br />
[Ex quibus auctoribus acceptum est opus.] Incipit:<br />
‘[A]ccepimusque haec primum ex fragmentis decem librorum<br />
Papyriani . . .’<br />
v<br />
A2 Tortellius, Johannes: De Orthographia. ‘Commentariorum<br />
grammaticorum de orthographia dictionum e Graecis tractarum<br />
liber primus incipit. De numero et ¢gura atque inuentione litterarum<br />
tam Graecarum quam Latinarum’. Incipit: ‘[G]raecorum<br />
litteras quibus ipsi nunc Graeci utuntur . . .’<br />
r5 r [Colophon.]<br />
r5 r Bononius, Hieronymus: [Letter addressed to] Constantinus<br />
Robeganus. Incipit: ‘[Q]uorundam hominum istis temporibus<br />
uaniloquentias . . .’<br />
r5 v Bononius, Hieronymus: ‘Carmen in primi impressoris commendationem’.<br />
‘Tingere dispositis chartas quicunque metallis ><br />
Coepit et insignes edidit aere notas’; 13 elegiac distichs.<br />
Venice: Andreas de Paltasichis, 15 Dec. 1488. Folio.<br />
collation: A^H 8.6 I 6 K 8 a^k 8.6 l m 8 n^r 6 .<br />
HC *15571; Go¡ T-400; BMC V 355; Pr 4780; BSB-InkT-389; CIBN<br />
T-296; Hillard 1981; Sheppard 3925^6.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Bound with N-126(2); see there for details of binding and provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 301 ¿ 197 mm.<br />
Wanting the blank leaf A1.<br />
Some marginal notes, mainly extracting key words and providing<br />
corrections to the text on A2 r^v only, in the same contemporary<br />
Italian hand, in light brown ink, that added the ownership note.<br />
In the same hand, two large initials on A2 r^v .<br />
shelfmark: Auct. P 3.9(1).<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Binding: Contemporary English blind-tooled calf over wooden<br />
boards. Remains of leather clasps hinging from the upper cover<br />
and ¢xed to the boards by two circular nails each. Formerly<br />
chained: staple-marks of a hasp at head of upper cover. ‘21’ in<br />
white at the head of the spine and in black across the fore-edge.<br />
Quadruple ¢llets form a double frame. Within the outer frame a<br />
six-petalled £oral roll. Diagonal quadruple ¢llets divide the<br />
inner rectangle into lozenge-shaped and triangular compartments,<br />
each decorated with a lozenge-shaped or a triangular foliate<br />
stamp. Oldham, Blind-stamped Bindings, pl. xxxix, roll no.<br />
607. Size: 325 ¿ 220 ¿ 40 mm. Size of leaf: 314 ¿ 213 mm.<br />
A few marginal notes, mainly extracting key words, in three sixteenth-century<br />
humanist hands.<br />
Provenance: Ben Jonson (1573?-1637); inscription and motto on<br />
A1 v : ‘Sum Ben Jonsonii’and ‘Tanquam explorator’; not recorded<br />
in D. McPherson,‘Ben Jonson’s Library’, Studies in Philology,71/<br />
5 (1974), 1^106. Other inscriptions on A 1 v and A2 r completely<br />
deleted in brown ink. Edward Bernard (1638^1697); Wanley’s<br />
list, p. 3, no. 316. Among the books purchased in 1697 from<br />
Bernard’s widow.<br />
Former Bodleian shelfmarks: S 3.3 Art; C 4.21 Art.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 2Q 2.14.<br />
T-227 Tortellius, Johannes<br />
De orthographia (ed. Pyrrhus Pincius), et al.<br />
r<br />
a1 [Title-page.] ‘Ioannis Tortelii Aretini orthographia. Ioannis<br />
Tortelii Lima quaedam per Georgium Vallam tractatum de<br />
orthographia’.<br />
a1 v Pincius Mantuanus, Pyrrhus: [Dedicatory letter addressed to]<br />
Franciscus Capellus. Incipit: ‘Caelestis (ut ita loquar) fuit ingenii<br />
qui perutilem imprimendi artem excogitauit . . .’<br />
a2 r Tortellius, Johannes: De Orthographia. Edited by Pyrrhus<br />
Pincius, as stated in his letter. ‘Prooemium’ [addressed to]<br />
Nicolaus V, Pont. Max.<br />
refs. SeeT-220.<br />
v<br />
a2 [Ordo totius operis]. Incipit: ‘[I]taque primum de literrarum<br />
inuentione . . .’<br />
a2 v<br />
[Ex quibus auctoribus acceptum est opus.] Incipit:<br />
‘[A]ccepimusque haec primum ex fragmentis decem librorum<br />
Papyriani . . .’<br />
a2 v Tortellius, Johannes: De Orthographia. ‘Commentariorum<br />
grammaticorum de orthographia dictionum Graecis tractarum<br />
liber primus incipit. De numero et ¢gura atque inuentione litterarum<br />
tam Graecarum quam Latinarum’. Incipit: ‘[G]raecorum<br />
litteras quibus ipsi nunc Graeci utuntur . . .’<br />
r<br />
z6 Valla, Georgius: De Orthographia [addressed to] Antonius<br />
Simoneta. [Also known as De ratione scribendi]. Incipit:<br />
‘[A]ssiduis uocibus tuis clarissime adolescens Antoni Simoneta<br />
e¥agitasti . . . [A ante b aspiratur] . . .’<br />
Venice: JohannesTacuinus, deTridino, 19 Dec. 1495. Folio.<br />
collation: a^y 8 z & 6 .<br />
HC *15[57]4; Go¡ T-402; BMC V 530; Pr 5438; BSB-Ink T-391;<br />
CIBN T-297; Hillard 1982; Oates 2112; Rhodes 1732; Sheppard<br />
4527.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with N-009; see there for details of binding and provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 292 ¿ 195 mm.<br />
‘xli’ in brown ink in the upper margin of a 1 r . A few cropped marginal<br />
notes, mainly extracting key words, in a contemporary<br />
humanist hand in brown ink.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. O 4.6(2).
2540 tractado<br />
[t-228^t-230<br />
T-228 Tortus, Caesar<br />
Sonetti ed altre poesie [Italian].<br />
a1 r Tortus Esculanus, Caesar: [Letter addressed to] Andreas<br />
Matthaeus [Aquaviva], Marquess of Bitonto. Incipit: ‘[C]ostume<br />
e antiquo et da natura dato . . .’<br />
v<br />
a2 Tortus Esculanus,Caesar: [Letter addressed to] a female friend.<br />
Incipit: ‘[I]n principio di mia dolente lettera . . .’<br />
a4 r Tortus Esculanus, Caesar: Triumphus amoris.‘[M]ortifero pensiero<br />
a£icto core > Igniferi sospiri lachryme amare’. It includes<br />
verses by Nicolaus Gaeranus, Augustinus Urbinas, Nicolaus<br />
Salibeni Senensis, Bernardus Illicinus (i.e. Bernardo da Siena),<br />
Simon Sardini Senensis alias dicto Sauiozo, Antonius<br />
Thybaldeus Ferrariensis (i.e. AntonioTebaldeo).<br />
[Florence: Bartolommeo di Libri] for Piero Pacini, [1497^1500].<br />
4 o . As dated by Sheppard.<br />
collation: a^d 8 e 10 .<br />
Woodcut initials and borders.<br />
Go¡ T-358; Pr 6273; Kristeller 417; Sander 7306; Sheppard 5169.<br />
COPY<br />
Leaf a1 r , l. 2: ‘. . . Illu- > tri||imo’, not as Sander.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century English gold-tooled red morocco;<br />
bound by J. Clarke. Gilt-edged leaves; marbled pastedowns.<br />
Size: 210 ¿ 138 ¿ 12 mm. Size of leaf: 205 ¿ 131 mm.<br />
Provenance: ‘262’ in brown ink on a circular paper label in the<br />
lower left-hand corner of the upper cover. Date of acquisition<br />
unknown; books with neighbouring shelfmarks in Auct. 2Q 6<br />
before this one were mainly acquired during the 1830s and 1840s,<br />
those with the following shelfmarks (Auct. 2Q 6.80^7) mainly in<br />
the late1850s to 1861.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 2Q 6.79.<br />
T-229 Tostado, Alphonsus, de Madrigal<br />
Floretum sancti Matthaei (ed. Petrus Ximenez de<br />
Prexano with Johannes de Arellano and Johannes de<br />
Revenga).<br />
a1 r [Title-page.] ‘El Tostado sobre sannt Matheo’.<br />
r<br />
a2 Ximenez de Prexano, Petrus: [Editorial note.] Incipit: ‘[V]t ait<br />
beatus Ambrosius in diuinis uoluminibus reus scribitur qui non<br />
studit . . .’<br />
a2 r Tostado, Alphonsus, de Madrigal: Floretum sancti Matthaei<br />
[Part I]. Edited by Petrus Ximenex de Prexano, as stated in his<br />
note, with the help of his friends Johannes de Arellano and<br />
Johannes de Revenga, as stated in the second colophon.<br />
‘Introductio auctoris’. Incipit:‘[V]eteribus magna pro parte explicitis<br />
. . . Liber genera. Hic incipit euangelium Mathei, quod inter<br />
omnia primum ponitur . . .’<br />
ii5 r [First colophon.]<br />
ii5 v ‘<strong>Tabula</strong>’. An alphabetical list ofthe subjects contained in the ¢rst<br />
part of the commentary.<br />
kk7 v [Errata.] ‘Dictiones que in hac prima parte perlecta inuente<br />
sunt errate hoc in loco et correcte posite sunt et castigate et sunt<br />
quidem que sequuntur’.<br />
A1 r [Title-page.] ‘La segunda parte del Tostado sobre sannt Matheo’.<br />
r<br />
A2 Tostado, Alphonsus, de Madrigal: Floretum sancti Matthaei<br />
[Part II]. Incipit: ‘[E]t post dies posita est in precedentibus a<br />
Matheo ecclesie in ¢de gentium fundatio . . .’<br />
r<br />
II10 [Second colophon.]<br />
KK1 r ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> secunde partis’. An alphabetical list of the subjects<br />
contained in the second part of the commentary.<br />
Seville: Compan‹ eros alemanes (Paulus de Colonia, Johann<br />
Pegnitzer, Magnus Herbst, and Thomas Glockner), 1491.<br />
Folio. In two parts, dated: (I) 1491; (II) 30 Sept.1491.<br />
collation: Part I: a^n 8 o 12 p^z aa^kk 8 ; part II: A^Z AA^HH 8<br />
II 10 KK 14 .<br />
H *15581; Go¡ T-407; BMC X 34; Pr 9521; BSB-Ink T-397; CIBN<br />
T-299; Haebler, Bibliograf|¤ a ibe¤ rica, 388; Oates 4041; Sack,<br />
Freiburg, 3489; not in Sheppard; Vindel, Arte,V 40: 25.<br />
COPY<br />
Part I only.Wanting a 1.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth/twentieth-century Spanish brown sheep,<br />
blind-tooled in imitation of ¢fteenth-century Spanish style. Size:<br />
343 ¿ 251 ¿ 80 mm. Size of leaf: 335 ¿ 233 mm.<br />
Marginal notes, mainly extracting key words, ‘nota’ marks and<br />
pointing hands in a contemporary Spanish hand in brown ink.<br />
Some other marginal notes in a sixteenth-century humanist<br />
hand, also in brown ink.<br />
Main initials are supplied in red and blue interlocked; other initials<br />
are supplied in red or blue.<br />
Provenance: On a2 r , b3 r , and other pages, a circular black stamp,<br />
with dentelle edges, has been covered with black ink. On kk7 r the<br />
oval stamp of ‘Ricardo Palma Bibliotecario’ is covered in black<br />
ink. A di¡erent stamp in violet ink, ending with a long line, probably<br />
below a name, has also been covered in black ink on kk8 r .<br />
Eduardo J. Bullrich; green leather label. D. L. Alvear (£. 1952);<br />
sale (1952), lot 382. Purchased on 16 Apr. 1981 from Charles<br />
Traylen, Catalogue 92, no. 429, for »480 through the Friends of<br />
the Bodleian Library; see ledger (1980/1), no. 1070.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. c. S4.1491.3.<br />
T-230 Tractado<br />
Tractado de la vida y estado de la perfeccion [Spanish].<br />
a1 r [Title-page.]<br />
a1 v Tractado de la vida y estado de la perfeccion. ‘Prohemio’<br />
[addressed to] Juan de P.; brethren of the Benedictine monastery<br />
of S. Benito, Valladolid, OSB. Incipit: ‘[A] honor et alabanc� a de<br />
nuestro sen‹ or Ihesu Christo et de su gloriosa madre et a consolacion<br />
uuestra amado hermano . . .’<br />
refs. See E. Zaragoza Pascual, Los generales de la congregacion<br />
de San Benito de Valladolid, 6 vols (Silos, 1973^87), Apendice literario<br />
II 460.<br />
r<br />
a2 Tractado de la vida y estado de la perfeccion. Incipit: ‘[A]nsi<br />
como los ¢nes de las artes et ciencias particulares . . . el triste consolado.<br />
Onde nos lleue Iesu Christo . . .’<br />
r<br />
m6 [Colophon.]<br />
r<br />
A1 ‘Tabla’.<br />
Salamanca: [Printer of Nebrissensis,‘Gramatica’], 27 Apr. 1499.<br />
Folio.<br />
collation: a^f 8 g h 6 i 8 k^m 6 A 4 .<br />
Woodcut and woodcut initials.<br />
C 5853; Go¡ T-411; Pr 9569A; Haebler, Bibliograf|¤ a ibe¤ rica, 650;<br />
Sheppard 7329; Vindel, Arte, II 161: 105 (VIII: 175).<br />
COPY<br />
Leafa 1 v , l. 2:‘laviada . . . Iuan de.P. enla ca|a. . .’; l.4:‘. . . alaba� ca’;<br />
m6 r (Colophon):‘Impre||o. . . > xxvij. de abril’, all not as Haebler.
t-230^t-233] tractatus<br />
2541<br />
Binding: Sixteenth-century Spanish limp parchment, with two<br />
leather ties. Manuscript title along the spine in brown ink. ‘231’<br />
in brown ink on a square paper label at the head of the spine.<br />
Size: 283 ¿ 200 ¿ 25 mm. Size of leaf: 282 ¿ 195 mm.<br />
A few marginal notes, mostly scribbles and pen-trials in a young<br />
Spanish hand, in Spanish in brown and red ink, also pointing<br />
hands and rough drawings.<br />
Provenance: Defaced nineteenth-century book label ofa Madrid<br />
bookseller is pasted on the verso of the front endleaf: Libreria > de<br />
> (?) Sanchez > (?)tas 23 > Madrid’. Purchased for Fl. 85 from<br />
Martinus Nijho¡, Catalogue 295 (1899), no. 506 ‘Salamanca’;<br />
see Library Bills, 12 Dec. 1899 [an almost identically worded<br />
entryappears in Catalogue 293 (1899), no. 2765, for what is clearly<br />
the same copy; it was not purchased from this catalogue (as<br />
Sheppard had assumed), because it is not listed on the Bodleian’s<br />
‘Form for examination of booksellers’and sale-catalogues’ which<br />
is pasted into the Library’s copy of the sale catalogue); it would<br />
appear that this item did not sell in Catalogue 293, so was readvertised<br />
in Catalogue 295, from which it was purchased by the<br />
Library].<br />
shelfmark: Inc. d. S6.1499.1.<br />
T-231 Tractatus<br />
Tractatus contra vicia.<br />
[*1 r ] [Title-page.]<br />
r<br />
[* 2 ] ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> alphabetica’.<br />
[*8 r ] ‘Capitula tractatuli’.<br />
a1 v Tractatus contravicia.‘Prologus’. Incipit:‘Quoniam uita hominis<br />
in terra tentatio est qua multi uincuntur . . . [V]era omnino ait<br />
Bernardus sententia, quoniam tentatio est uita hominis super terram<br />
. . .’<br />
a3 r Tractatus contra vicia.‘Capitulum I’. Incipit: ‘[E]xpurgate uetus<br />
fermentum in corruptione . . . Actitatur enim homo ab his que in<br />
eo sunt’.<br />
Strasbourg: Georg Husner, 5 Dec. 1498. 4 o .<br />
collation: [*] a b 8 c^h 8.4 i 6 k 4 l 8 . Gathering [*] numbered ‘2 3 4’<br />
but not signed.<br />
H *15594; Go¡ T-421a; BMC I 162; Pr 744; BSB-Ink T-408; CIBN<br />
T-303; Hillard 1984; Oates 268; Sack, Freiburg, 3494; Sheppard<br />
537.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf l8.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century half blue morocco over blue cloth.<br />
Yellow-edged leaves. Part of a manuscript title in brown ink<br />
across the fore-edge. Size: 215 ¿ 148 ¿ 16 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 206 ¿ 134 mm.<br />
‘33’ in pencil on [* 1 r ]. A few marginal notes, mainly extracting key<br />
words and adding ‘nota’ marks, in an early German hand.<br />
Provenance: Duplicate from the Royal Library, Munich; ‘Dupl’<br />
on [*1 r ] and ‘152’ on l7 v , both in pencil. Purchased in Nov. 1885<br />
from Caspar Haugg, Catalogue (1885), no. 134, for 9 Marks; see<br />
Library Bills.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 7Q 7.9.<br />
T-232 Tractatus<br />
Tractatus de periculis contingentibus circa sacramentum<br />
eucharistiae, et al.<br />
[a2 r ] [Bernardus de Parentinis]: De periculis contingentibus circa<br />
sacramentum eucharistiae.‘Tractatus de periculis contingentibus<br />
circa sacramentum eukaristie et de remediis eorundem ex dictis<br />
sancti Thome de Aquino’. Incipit: ‘[P]rimum periculum est quod<br />
si sacerdos morte uel graui in¢rmitate . . .’ According to CIBN<br />
T-207, note, this text reproduces, with some variants, the last<br />
part of Parentinis’ Expositio o⁄cii missae.<br />
[a5 r ] Thomas Aquinas: Epistola ad ducissam Brabantiae [addressed<br />
to Margaret of Constantinople], Countess of Flanders.‘Epistola<br />
de Iudeis ad petitionem comitisse Flandrie’.<br />
refs. Leonine XLII (1979), 360^78; seeTorrell 218^20; 355.<br />
[Ulm: Johann Zainer, 1473]. Folio.<br />
collation: [a 8 ].<br />
H *1375; Go¡ T-316; BMC II 520; Pr 2495; Amelung, Fru« hdruck, 1<br />
no. 16; BSB-Ink T-418; Sheppard 1785.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf [a1].<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century grey marbled paper boards; lot<br />
number ‘216’on an octagonal ticket and author’s name in ink on<br />
the verso of the front endleaf. Size: 295 ¿ 213 ¿ 9 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 291 ¿ 202 mm.<br />
Early numbering in brown ink in the upper right-hand corner of<br />
the rectos has been erased.<br />
Initials and capital strokes are supplied in red.<br />
Provenance: Anonymous sale (London: Leigh and Sotheby, 30<br />
May 1840), lot 216. Purchased for »0. 15. 0; see Books Purchased<br />
(1840), 2.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 6Q 3.14.<br />
T-233 Tractatus<br />
Tractatus de periculis contingentibus circa sacramentum<br />
eucharistiae, et al.<br />
[a2 r ] [Bernardus de Parentinis]: De periculis contingentibus circa<br />
sacramentum eucharistiae.‘Tractatus de periculis contingentibus<br />
circa sacramentum eucaristie et de remediis eorundem ex dictis<br />
sancti Thome de Aquino’. Incipit: ‘[P]rimum periculum est quod<br />
si sacerdos morte uel graui in¢rmitate . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-232.<br />
r<br />
[a5 ] Thomas Aquinas: Epistola ad ducissam Brabantiae [addressed<br />
to Margaret of Constantinople] Countess of Flanders. ‘Epistola<br />
de Iudeis ad peticionem comitisse Flandrie’.<br />
refs. Leonine XLII (1979), 360^78; seeTorrell 218^20; 355.<br />
[Ulm: Johann Zainer, before 17 June 1475]. Folio.<br />
collation: [a 8 ].<br />
H *1377; Go¡ T-318; BMC II 523; Pr 2515; BSB-Ink T-420; Sack,<br />
Freiburg, 3409; Sheppard 1798.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century German(?) paper boards covered<br />
with leaves from a liturgical manuscript on parchment, dyed<br />
dark blue; a similar binding is found on the BL copy: IB.9164.<br />
Gilt-edged leaves. ‘221’ in brown ink on a circular paper label<br />
pasted onto the upper left-hand corner of the front cover. Size:<br />
304 ¿ 217 ¿ 7 mm. Size of leaf: 297 ¿ 212 mm.<br />
Initials, paragraph marks, and capital strokes touched with red.
2542 traversanus, laurentius guilelmus, de saona<br />
[t-233^t-237<br />
Provenance: Mindelheim, Bavaria, Jesuits; inscription on [a2 r ]:<br />
‘Societatis Jesu Mindelhemij 1618’. Purchased for »0. 15. 0; see<br />
Books Purchased (1840), 2.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 6Q 3.26.<br />
T-234 Tractatus<br />
Tractatus de periculis contingentibus circa sacramentum<br />
eucharistiae.<br />
r<br />
[a1 ] [Bernardus de Parentinis]: De periculis contingentibus circa<br />
sacramentum eucharistiae.‘Tractatus de periculis contingentibus<br />
circa sacramentum eucaristie et de remedys eorundem ex dictis<br />
sancti Thome de Aquino’. Incipit: ‘[P]rimum periculum est quod<br />
si sacerdos morte uel graui in in¢rmitate preoccupetur . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-232.<br />
[Passau: Johann Petri, c.1491]. 4 o .<br />
collation: [a 4 ].<br />
H *1379; Go¡ T-321; BMC II 618; Pr 2850; BSB-Ink T-424; Sack,<br />
Freiburg, 3411; Sheppard 2063.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with E-018(1); see there for details of binding and provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 198 ¿ 140 mm.<br />
Initials, paragraph marks, and chapter heading underlining are<br />
supplied in red; capital strokes in red.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 5.41(4).<br />
T-235 Tractatus<br />
De periculis contingentibus circa sacramentum<br />
eucharistiae.<br />
[*1 r ] [Bernardus de Parentinis]: De periculis contingentibus circa<br />
sacramentum eucharistiae. ‘Tractatus de periculis contingentibns(!)<br />
circa sacrameutum(!) eucharistie, et de remediis eorundem<br />
ex dictis sancti Thome de Aquino’. Incipit: ‘[P]rimum<br />
periculum est quod si sacerdos morte uel graui in in¢rmitate preoccupetur<br />
. . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-232.<br />
[Basel: Jacobus Wol¡, de Pforzheim, c.1500?]. 4 o .<br />
collation: [* 2 ]. First leaf numbered ‘i’, but not signed.<br />
Types: 160, ¢rst line of title and the number of each ‘periculum’; 71,<br />
text. 2 leaves. 42 lines ([*1 v ]). Type area: 150 ¿ 97 mm ([*1 v ]).<br />
Lombard P. Leaf [*1 r ]: ‘Tractatus de periculis contin > gentibns(!)<br />
circa |acrameutum(!) Euchari|tie: et de remedijs > eorundem ex<br />
dictis Sancti Thome de Aquino. > PEriculu� primn� (!) e|t: . . .’;<br />
[*2 v ], l. 41:‘o‹n preceptum quod a ieiunis |umatur. > Finis’.<br />
Not in Pr; Sheppard 2504.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Twentieth-century quarter morocco over brown cloth;<br />
bound by L. Fi¢eld in 1960. Size: 274 ¿ 211 ¿ 14 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 223 ¿ 170 mm.<br />
Provenance: In the Bodleian Library by 1960; a note in David<br />
Rogers’s hand on the verso of the front endleaf: ‘Found loose<br />
between the leaves of [ ] and bound separately in 1960’.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. d. GS2.3.<br />
T-236 Tractatus<br />
Tractatus quidam deTurcis.<br />
a2 r Tractatus quidam deTurcis.‘Tractatus quidam deTurcis prout ad<br />
presens ecclesia sancta ab eis a¥igitur, collectus diligenti discussione<br />
scripturarum a quibusdam fratribus ordinis predicatorum’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[C]irca amarissimam e¥ictionem ecclesie prout a per¢dis<br />
Turcis iam nostris in temporibus ipsa mater ecclesia a¥igitur<br />
. . .’<br />
Nuremberg: Conrad Zeninger, 1481. 4 o .<br />
collation: a^c 8 . Leaf a2 signed a1. H *15681; Go¡ T-503; BMC II 460; Pr 2229; BSB-Ink T-437; CIBN<br />
T-307; Oates 1077; Sack, Freiburg, 3531; Sheppard 1615.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century purple cloth. Size: 206 ¿ 143 ¿<br />
8 mm. Size of leaf: 201 ¿ 130 mm.<br />
The gatherings are numbered ‘15’, ‘16’, and ‘17’ in the middle on<br />
the lower margin of the ¢rst recto in an early hand in brown ink.<br />
A few other marginal notes, mainly extracting key words relating<br />
to ‘presagia’ (of Methodius, Cyrillus, Joachim, and Hildegarde)<br />
and pointing hands, in the same early German hand in brown<br />
ink. On c8 r in a nineteenth-century hand in brown ink: ‘JT. IV.<br />
58. c.’<br />
Provenance: Buxheim, Bavaria, Carthusians, BVM; in pencil on<br />
a 1 r : ‘from Buxheim’. Graf von Ostein, 1803. Sold in 1883 by Graf<br />
Hugo von Waldbott-Bassenheim (1820^1895); Buxheim sale, lot<br />
3192. Perhaps purchased by Falconer Madan for the Bodleian in<br />
1884, although not found in Library Bills, 19 Feb. 1884; see<br />
Honemann,‘Buxheim Collection’, Bod38.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 4Q 5.43.<br />
T-237 Traversanus, Laurentius Guilelmus, de Saona<br />
Rhetorica nova sive Margarita eloquentie castigatae.<br />
r<br />
a1 [Traversanus], Laurentius Guilelmus, de Saona: Rhetorica<br />
nova sive Margarita eloquentie castigatae. ‘Prohemium in<br />
nouam rethoricam’.<br />
refs. Lorenzo Guglielmo Traversagni, Margarita eloquentiae<br />
castigatae, ed. G. Farris, Quaderni di civilta' letteraria, 18<br />
(Savona, 1978), 27^241; see J. Ruysschaert,‘Les manuscrits autographes<br />
de deux oeuvres de Lorenzo Guiglielmo Traversagni<br />
imprime¤ es chez Caxton’, Bulletin of the John Rylands Library, 36<br />
(1953/4), 191^7; J. Ruysschaert,‘Lorenzo Guglielmo Traversagni<br />
de Savone (1425^1503), un humaniste franciscain oublie¤ ’,<br />
Archivum franciscanum historicum, 46 (1953), 195^210; Giovanni<br />
Farris, Umanesimo e religione in Lorenzo Guglielmo Traversagni<br />
(1425^1505) (Milan, 1972); Sharpe, LatinWriters, no. 1014.<br />
v<br />
z5 [Explicit and colophon.]<br />
St Albans: [Schoolmaster Printer], 1480. 4 o and 8 o .<br />
collation: a^y 8 z 6 .<br />
GW 12071; HC 14327; BMC XI; Pr 9824; Du¡ 369; Oates 4210;<br />
Rhodes 1562; Sheppard 7570^1; STC 24190. Micro¢che: Unit<br />
22: Rhetoric Part I, RH 68.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Bound with C-249; see there for details of binding and provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 207 ¿ 141 mm.<br />
Early pagination1^364, in brown ink. Some marginal notes in the<br />
same early English hand that annotated item 2. Also a few marginal<br />
notes, in a di¡erent sixteenth-century English hand.
t-237^t-239] trithemius, johannes<br />
2543<br />
Initials, paragraph marks, and some capital strokes are supplied<br />
in red ink, also paragraph marks to the marginal notes, up to b 4<br />
only.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. N 5.8(1).<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Wanting gatherings a^c, d1, f4,5, and z1.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century half blue(?) morocco over cloth.<br />
Size: 199 ¿ 145 ¿ 30 mm. Size of leaf: 191 ¿ 135 mm.<br />
‘32’ in brown ink in the upper right-hand corner ofd 2 r .‘Duplicate’<br />
and collation of the copy signed by ‘HC(?)’, in brown ink, on the<br />
front endleaf. Manuscript foliation: 1^8 only. A few marginal<br />
notes, mainly extracting key words, and ‘nota’ marks in an early<br />
English hand, in light brown ink, probably in the hand that<br />
wrote‘Berkeley’on z6 v .<br />
Provenance: [ ] Berkeley (¢fteenth/sixteenth century); repeatedly<br />
written on z6 v . Thomas Tanner (1674^1735); signature on d2 r :<br />
‘Thom.Tanner’. Bequeathed in 1735 byTanner.<br />
shelfmark: Tanner 950.<br />
T-238 Tristan<br />
Le roman du noble et vaillant ChevalierTristan [French].<br />
a2 r Le roman du noble et vaillant ChevalierTristan [Part I. Preface.]<br />
Incipit: ‘[P]our exciter et esmouuoir les cueurs des nobles . . .’<br />
refs. See R. L. Curtis, Le Roman de Tristan en prose, 3 vols<br />
(Cambridge, 1985), I 16^17. The text of the printed editions<br />
belongs to the same family as the ¢fteenth-century Paris, BnF,<br />
MS.103, which is an abridged version; the editions, however, contain<br />
a di¡erent prologue. See C. E. Pickford,‘AntoineVe¤ rard: e¤ diteur<br />
du Lancelot et duTristan’, in Me¤ langes delangueetlitte¤ rature<br />
franc� aises du Moyen a“ ge et de la Renaissance o¡erts a' Monsieur<br />
Charles Foulon, 2 vols (Rennes,1980), I 277^85, at 277^80.<br />
a 2 r Le roman du noble et vaillant ChevalierTristan [Part I].‘Comme<br />
Ioseph ordonna et pourueut aux enfans de Bron son frere. i.’<br />
Incipit: ‘[A]res la sainte passi de nostre sauueur et redempteur<br />
Iesucrist . . .’<br />
h2 v [Device.]<br />
h 3 r ‘Table des rubriches du premier volume’.<br />
aa2 r Le roman du noble et vaillant Chevalier Tristan [Part II.<br />
Preface.] Incipit: ‘[C]y commence la segonde partie du liure de<br />
Tristan le noble et uailant cheualier . . .’<br />
aa 2 r Le roman du noble et vaillant Chevalier Tristan [Part II].<br />
‘Premier chapitre’. Incipit: ‘[A]rez la ¢n et departement du tournoyment<br />
. . .’<br />
tt2 r [Colophon.]<br />
tt 2 v ‘Table de la seconde et derrainne partie’.<br />
Rouen: Jean Le Bourgeois, for Antoine Ve¤ rard, 30 Sept. 1489.<br />
Folio.<br />
collation: a^z 8 h A 2 aa^ss 8 tt 4 . Leaf a2 signed a1.<br />
HC 15612; Go¡ T-430; BMC VIII 393; Pr 8770; CIBN T-319;<br />
Macfarlane10; Polain 3806; Sheppard 6810.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaves a1, aa1, and tt4.<br />
Leaf h 2 v : Device of J. Le Bourgeois (Polain, Marques, 182); tt2 r ,<br />
col. 2, l. 30: ‘. . . la belle y > |eut ¢lle du roy dirla� de h fe� me du roy ><br />
marc le quel liure a e|te |� prime a roue� > en lo|tel Jeha� le bourgoys<br />
Fait h ache > ue le dernier iour de |eptembre. Lan > de grace<br />
Mil.cccc.iiii.xx. et .ix.’; tt3 v [device].<br />
Colophon di¡ers from BMC and from Polain.<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century gold-tooled red morocco. Giltedged<br />
leaves; marbled pastedowns; green silk bookmark. Size:<br />
293 ¿ 210 ¿ 50 mm. Size of leaf: 287 ¿ 196 mm.<br />
Early correction to the text on gg6 v . A few other marginal notes,<br />
mainly extracting key words, in an early hand in brown ink. The<br />
¢rst 40 leaves of part I and the ¢rst 20 leaves of part II have been<br />
numbered in roman numerals, probably in the same hand. On a<br />
paper pasted onto the front endleaf, historical information on<br />
the romance. More information, in Douce’s hand, on papers<br />
pasted to the rear endleaf, suggesting that BL, MS Egerton 989,<br />
was the exemplar used to prepare the edition.<br />
Principal initials are supplied in interlocked red and blue. Other<br />
initials are supplied in red or blue.<br />
Provenance: Antoine Millier(?) (¢fteeth/sixteenth century);<br />
inscription on a2 r : ‘Je suis a Anthonie Millier(?) not[aire?].<br />
Royale . . . gre⁄er . . . gabelles . . .’ Paul Girardot de Pre¤ fond<br />
(�after c.1800); note in Douce’s hand on the verso of the front<br />
endleaf. Francis Douce (1757^1834); armorial book-plate.<br />
Bequeathed in 1834.<br />
shelfmark: Douce 224.<br />
T-239 Trithemius, Johannes<br />
Abbreviatura recessuum capitularium patrum ordinis divi<br />
Benedicti per provinciam Moguntinam et diocesim<br />
Bambergensem.<br />
r<br />
a2 [Opening with list of contents.]<br />
a2 r Trithemius, Johannes: Modus visitandi monasteria. Incipit:<br />
‘‘‘Fratres tuos uisitabis si recte agant’’, 1 Regum, 17 [I Sm 17,18].<br />
In his uerbis breuiter innuitur . . .’<br />
refs. Johannes Trithemius, Opera pia et spiritualia, ed. Johannes<br />
Busaeus (Mainz, 1604^5), 979^1<strong>002</strong>; see K. Arnold, Johannes<br />
Trithemius (1462^1516), Quellen und Forschungen zur<br />
Geschichte des Bistums und Hochstifts Wu« rzburg, 23<br />
(Wu« rzburg,1991), 233.<br />
r<br />
c5 Trithemius, Johannes: Modus et forma celebrandi capitulum<br />
provinciale patrum ordinis sancti Benedicti Moguntinae provinciae.<br />
Incipit: ‘Quoniam in celebrandis capitulis . . .’<br />
refs. Trithemius, Opera, ed. Busaeus, 1003^16.<br />
v<br />
e2 Bulla Concilii Basiliensis super reformatione ordinis sancti<br />
Benedicti per provinciam Moguntinam. Incipit: ‘Sacrosancta<br />
generalis sinodus Basiliensis . . . Inter curas multiplices . . .’<br />
Dated Basel, 20 Feb. 1439.<br />
refs. Trithemius, Opera, ed. Busaeus, 1016^25.<br />
f2 r Nicolaus de Cusa: Constitutio de visitatione. Incipit: ‘Cum pridem<br />
et infra. In primis itaque uolumus et sub obstentatione promissionis<br />
. . .’<br />
refs. Trithemius, Opera, ed. Busaeus, 1026^7 (pages misnumbered);<br />
see VLVI 1093^1113.<br />
r<br />
f5 Constitutiones provincialium capitulorum ordinis sancti<br />
Benedicti per provinciam Moguntinam et diocesim<br />
Bambergensem. Incipit: ‘Quoniam uolenti singula nostri ordinis<br />
scire statuta . . .’<br />
refs. Trithemius, Opera, ed. Busaeus, 1026^61; see Arnold 229.<br />
k5 r ‘Bulla prima Concilii Constantiensis pro capitulo prouinciali<br />
celebrando, in qua narrantur mala que proueniunt ex omissione<br />
huiusmodi capitulorum . . . anno domini millesimo quadringentesimo<br />
sedecimo’. Incipit: ‘Processus executoriales eiusdem<br />
bulle . . .’<br />
refs. Trithemius, Opera, ed. Busaeus, 1062^3.
2544 trithemius, johannes<br />
[t-239^t-242<br />
k6 r ‘Breuis et summaria recapitulatio siue epilogus omnium predictorum.<br />
Quo ordine et modo singuli ad capitulum prouinciale concurrere<br />
debent. Rubrica prima’. Incipit: ‘Cum aliquod capitulum<br />
celebrandum fuerit . . .’<br />
refs. Trithemius, Opera, ed. Busaeus, 1063^4.<br />
r<br />
l8 [Explicit and colophon.]<br />
Nuremberg: Georg Stuchs, 20 Sept. 1493. 4 o .<br />
collation: a^l 8 .<br />
H *20; Go¡ T-432; BMC II 470; Pr 2274; BSB-Ink T-442; Sheppard<br />
1644.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled calf; yellow-edged<br />
leaves. Size: 190 ¿ 126 ¿ 20 mm. Size of leaf: 182 ¿ 114 mm.<br />
Pastedowns consist of fragments of a ¢fteenth-century German<br />
manuscript on parchment, possibly containing parts of a sermon.<br />
Some contemporary marginal notes, mainly ‘nota’ marks and<br />
pointing hands, in a German hand in brown ink.<br />
Provenance: Frauenzell, Bavaria, Benedictines, S. Maria; sixteenth-century<br />
inscription on a 2 r : ‘Sum FF Cellae S. Mariae<br />
inter Prenberg et Wo« rth’. Acquired between1847 and c.1892; judging<br />
from the shelfmark probably a Munich, Royal Library,<br />
duplicate acquired in 1850; not in Catalogus (1843) with<br />
Appendix.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 5Q 6.16.<br />
T-240 Trithemius, Johannes<br />
Catalogus illustrium virorum Germaniae.<br />
r<br />
[* 1 ] [Title-page.] ‘Catalogus illustrium uirorum Germaniam suis<br />
ingeniis et lucubrationibus omnifariam exornantium’.<br />
v<br />
[* 1 ] Herbenus, Matthaeus: [Letter addressed to] Jodocus<br />
Beisselius. Incipit: ‘[C]um nuper e solo paterno ad ulteriores<br />
Germanie partes . . .’ Dated Sponheim, 14 Aug.1495.<br />
[*2 v ] ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> secundum ordinem alphabeti’.<br />
[*6 v ] Herbenus, Matthaeus: Epigramma in librum de scriptoribus<br />
Germanis. ‘I sacer in medium satis expectate libelle > Gloria<br />
Theutonum quo mage sole nitet’; 3 elegiac distichs.<br />
[*6 v ] Sicamber de Venray, Rutgerus: Carmen in eundem librum.<br />
‘Hoc opus eximium legito claros Alemannos > Inuenies Italis uiribus<br />
esse pares’; 5 elegiac distichs.<br />
r<br />
A1 Trithemius, Johannes: [Letter addressed to] Jacobus<br />
Wimpfeling. Incipit: ‘[Q]uoniam sunt nonnulli (Iacobe<br />
Vimpfelinge amantissime) . . .’ Dated Sponheim, 8 Feb. 1491.<br />
A2 v Trithemius, Johannes: Catalogus illustrium virorum<br />
Germaniae. ‘Prefatio’ [addressed to] Jacobus Wimpfeling.<br />
Incipit: ‘[A]lemania (que propter bonorum omnium fertilitatem<br />
. . .’<br />
refs. JohannesTrithemius, Operahistorica, ed. Marquard Freher<br />
(Frankfurt am Main,1601; repr. Frankfurt am Main,1966), I121^<br />
83; see Arnold 244.<br />
A3 r Trithemius, Johannes: Catalogus illustrium virorum<br />
Germaniae. Incipit: ‘[M]aximus septimus ecclesie<br />
Maguntinensis episcopus . . .’ Dated Sponheim, 31 July 1495.<br />
O1 r Wimpfeling, Jacobus: ‘Epistola in additiones cathalogi<br />
Germanorum’ [addressed to] Johannes Trithemius. Incipit:<br />
‘Tanta est tue paternitatis innata quidem humanitas . . .’ Dated<br />
Speier, 17 Sept.1492.<br />
O4 r Wimpfeling, Jacobus: ‘Prosthesis siue additio illustrium<br />
Germanorum . . .post cathalogum domini Johannis Tritemii<br />
abbatis Spanhemensis composita’. Incipit: ‘[C]um nuper cathalogum<br />
illustrium uirorum . . .’<br />
[Mainz: Peter von Friedberg, after 14 Aug. 1495]. 4 o .<br />
collation: [* 6 ] A^M 6 N 4 O 6 .<br />
H *15615; Go¡ T-433; BMC I 47; Pr 179; BSB-Ink T-443; CIBN<br />
T-321; Sack, Freiburg, 3497; Sheppard 117.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century half calf over marbled paper<br />
boards; bound for Klo�. Purple-edged leaves. Size: 202 ¿ 143 ¿<br />
16 mm. Size of leaf: 197 ¿ 135 mm.<br />
A few marginal notes, mainly extracting key words or references,<br />
in an early hand in brown ink. On F 3 v information is provided on<br />
another member of the deWitlich family, dating to1587, probably<br />
in de Manderscheit’s hand.<br />
Provenance: Count Johannes de Manderscheit (sixteenth century);<br />
inscription on [*1 r ]: ‘Liber nobilis et generosi Comitis<br />
Johannis de Manderscheit’. Georg Franz Burkhard Klo� (1787^<br />
1854); book-label; sale (1835), lot 3614; purchased for »0. 4. 6; see<br />
Books Purchased (1835), 28.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 2Q 5.49.<br />
T-241 Trithemius, Johannes<br />
Institutio vitae sacerdotalis.<br />
A1 r [Title-page.]<br />
A2 r Ruscher,Thomas: [Letter addressed to] Nicolaus Mernicensis.<br />
Incipit: ‘Ne ante illum a quo omne datum optimum et omne<br />
datum perfectum . . .’ Dated University of Mainz, 22 Oct. 1494.<br />
A3 r Trithemius, Johannes: Institutio vitae sacerdotalis [addressed<br />
to] Nicolaus Mernicensis. Incipit: ‘Petis a me Nicolae frater<br />
amantissime et crebris epistolis instas . . .’ Dated Sponheim, 1<br />
Apr. 1486.<br />
refs. Trithemius, Opera, ed. Busaeus, 765^83; F. G. Benkert,‘De<br />
sacerdotumvita instituenda libellus, a P. JoanneTrithemio abbate<br />
Spanhemio conscriptus’, Athanasia, 8,1 (Wu« rzburg, 1830), 83^<br />
131, at 90^131; see Arnold 238^9.<br />
[Mainz: Peter von Friedberg, after 22 Oct 1494]. 4 o .<br />
collation: A 8 B C 6 .<br />
Types:149,81. 20 leaves.36 lines (A3 v ).Type area:147 ¿ 85 mm (A3 v ).<br />
H *15622; Go¡ T-440; Pr 175; BSB-Ink T-467; CIBN T-323; Sack,<br />
Freiburg, 3498; Sheppard 111.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with P-487(1); see there for details of binding and provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 190 ¿ 137 mm.<br />
A few marginal notes, mainly extracting key words and adding<br />
‘nota’ marks, in a sixteenth-century German hand in brown ink.<br />
In the same hand, bibliographical information on Thomas<br />
Ruscher on A2 r : ‘Hic Thomas factus est episcopus<br />
Vicecomponensis su¡ragan >> domini Maguntini et obiit anno<br />
1510 in die sancti Ciriaci’.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 4Q 5.17(2).<br />
T-242 Trithemius, Johannes<br />
Institutio vitae sacerdotalis.<br />
a1 r [Title-page.]<br />
a1 v Ruscher, Thomas: [Letter addressed to] Nicolaus Mernicensis.<br />
Incipit: ‘Ne ante illum a quo omne datum optimum . . .’ Dated<br />
University of Mainz, 22 Oct. 14[9]4.
t-242^t-243] trithemius, johannes<br />
2545<br />
a2 v Trithemius, Johannes: Institutio vitae sacerdotalis [addressed<br />
to] Nicolaus Mernicensis. Incipit: ‘Petis a me Nicolae frater<br />
amantissime et crebris epistolis instas . . .’ Dated Sponheim, 1<br />
Apr. 1486.<br />
refs. SeeT-241.<br />
[Augsburg: Johann Froschauer, after 22 Oct. 1494]. 4 o .<br />
collation: a b 6 c 4 .<br />
HC (+ Addenda) 15623; Go¡ T-441; BMC II 395; Pr 1820; BSB-Ink<br />
T-468; Sheppard 1358.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Twentieth-century paper boards. Size: 200 ¿ 144 ¿<br />
8 mm. Size of leaf: 195 ¿ 158 mm.<br />
A few marginal notes, mainly extracting key words referring to<br />
‘sacerdos’and adding ‘nota’marks, in an early hand in brown ink.<br />
Provenance: Duplicate from the Royal Library, Munich; ‘Dupl’<br />
in pencil on a1 r . Purchased in 1963 from Bernhard Wendt,<br />
Catalogue 21, no. 159; pencil note on the front pastedown.<br />
shelfmark: Don. e. 609.<br />
T-243 Trithemius, Johannes<br />
De laudibus sanctissimae matris Annae, et al.<br />
A1 r [Title-page.]<br />
A1 v [List of contents.]<br />
A2 r Trithemius, Johannes: [Letter addressed to] Rumuldus<br />
Laupach, Prior of the Carmelite convent of Frankfurt, S. Maria.<br />
Incipit: ‘Voto nostro et tuis peticionibus . . .’ Dated Sponheim, 1<br />
July 1494.<br />
refs. Paralipomena opusculorum Petri Blesensis et Ioannis<br />
Trithem, ed. J. Busaeus (Cologne, 1624), 621^2.<br />
A2 v Trithemius, Johannes: De laudibus sanctissimae matris<br />
Annae. Incipit: ‘[V]oti compellit necessitas et mentis perurget<br />
deuotio . . .’<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus, 623^85; see Arnold 239.<br />
r<br />
D1 Trithemius, Johannes: Tetrastichon de sanctissima matre<br />
Anna.‘Virginis almi¢ce mater uenerabilis Anna > Excellens maritis<br />
et pietate potens’; 2 elegiac distichs.<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus, 686.<br />
r<br />
D1 Trithemius, Johannes: ‘Distichon . . . quod posuit ad imaginem<br />
sancte Anne’. ‘Quisquis in aduersis sanctam pulsauerit Annam ><br />
Deuotis precibus is bene tutus erit’; 1 elegiac distich.<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus, 686.<br />
D1 r Celtis, Conradus: Tetrastichon de sancta Anna.‘Nullius Anna<br />
preces unquam dimisit inanes > Sed tulit optatam candida semper<br />
opem’; 2 elegiac distichs.<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus, 686.<br />
D1 r Gresemundus, Theodoricus: Tetrastichon de sancta Anna.<br />
‘Virginis Anna parens salueto fausta Marie > Ordiri nostre digna<br />
salutis opus’; 2 elegiac distichs.<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus, 686.<br />
D1 r Langius, Rudolphus: Distichon de sancta Anna.‘Magna parens<br />
audi fecunde uirgins Anna > Pregnantes utero que tibi uota ferunt’;<br />
1 elegiac distich.<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus, 687.<br />
r<br />
D1 Badius [Ascensius], Jodocus: Tetrastichon de sancta Anna.<br />
‘Anna decus mundi mater genitricis Hiesu > Pro nate meritis det<br />
tuus astra nepos’; 2 elegiac distich.<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus, 687.<br />
D1 r Agricola, Rudolphus: ‘De sancta Anna’. ‘Anna parens summe<br />
genitrix ueneranda parentis > Que pandis populis prima salutis<br />
iter’; 3 elegiac distichs.<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus, 687.<br />
D1 v Sicamber de Venray, Rutgerus: ‘Ad imaginem sancte Anne’.<br />
‘Hic profunde preces deuote poplice £ex > Anna parens ubi cum<br />
prole beata sedet’; 2 elegiac distichs.<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus, 687.<br />
D1 v Sicamber de Venray, Rutgerus: Distichon de sancta Anna.<br />
‘Anna parens Hiesu Christi genitricis aueto > A nobis petimus<br />
omne repelle nephas’; 1 elegiac distich.<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus, 687.<br />
D 1 v Beissel, Jodocus: Rosarius de sancta Anna [addressed to]<br />
Johannes Trithemius. ‘Anna tuas liceat misero mihi promere<br />
laudes > Nam tibi si pateris serta rosasque feram’; elegiac distichs.<br />
Dated Aachen, 11 Apr. 1494.<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus, 688^91.<br />
D3 r ‘Oratio post rosarium dicenda’. Incipit: ‘Omnipotens ac piissime<br />
deus qui beatam Annam in genitricis ¢lii tui . . .’<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus, 692.<br />
D3 r Adam Werner von Themar: Carmen de sanctissima Anna<br />
[addressed to] Johannes Trithemius. ‘In laudes auie pangimus<br />
inclite > Cordis plectra Hiesu chare nepos moue’; 28 lines of<br />
verse. Dated Heidelberg, 3 Feb. 1494. The hymn is followed by<br />
directions for singing.<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus, 692^3.<br />
D3 v Herbst, Johannes: Carmen seu hymnus de sancta Anna<br />
[addressed to] Johannes Trithemius. ‘Gaude que miseris Anna<br />
refugium > Oramus canimus carmina promimus’; 28 lines of<br />
verse. Dated Heidelberg, 30 Jan. 1494. The hymn is followed by<br />
directions for singing.<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus, 693^4.<br />
D 4 r Sicamber de Venray, Rutgerus: Carmen elegiacum de sancta<br />
Anna. ‘Splendoris patrii candoris lucis inacte > Virginee matris<br />
splendida mater aue’; 14 elegiac distichs.<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus, 695.<br />
D4 r Trithemius, Johannes: Carmen Saphicum in die sancte Annae.<br />
‘Festa sacrate celebremus Anne > Matris excelse meritis opime’;<br />
24 lines of verse. Dated Sponheim, 7 July 1494. The hymn is followed<br />
by directions for singing.<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus, 696.<br />
D 4 v Trithemius, Johannes: Carmen elegiacum de sancta matre<br />
Anna.‘Premia quanta suis referat cultoribus Anna > Nemo capit<br />
mente nec ualet ore loqui’; 7 elegiac distichs.<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus, 697. Dated Sponheim, 17 July<br />
1494.<br />
D5 r Sicamber de Venray, Rutgerus: ‘Carmen saphicum pro hymno<br />
in laudem sancte Anne’.‘Pangimus laudes ueneranda tuas > Anna<br />
laudantum modulis faueto’; 20 lines of verse.<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus, 697^8.<br />
D5 r Sicamber de Venray, Rutgerus: ‘Eiusdem aliud’. ‘Virginis<br />
matris genitricis Anne > Sedulas laudes resonemus omnes’; 24<br />
lines of verse.<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus, 698^9.<br />
D 5 v Sicamber de Venray, Rutgerus: ‘Carmen eiusdem aliud iambicum<br />
dimetrum quod canitur sub melodia hymnorum Ambrosii’.<br />
‘Anne colamus carnui > Festum beate debitas’; 16 lines of verse.<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus, 699.
2546 trithemius, johannes<br />
[t-243^t-247<br />
D5 v Sicamber deVenray, Rutgerus: ‘Carmen alcinanicum eiusdem<br />
quod canitur sub melodia Crux ¢dulis uel Pange lingua’. ‘Hec<br />
caterua uoce uotis > Et piis precordiis’; 24 lines of verse.<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus, 700.<br />
D6 r Sicamber de Venray, Rutgerus: ‘Carmen in librum de laudibus<br />
sancte Anne’.‘Quisquis eris lector prestantis codicis huius > Pone<br />
metum uanum friuola nulla tenet’; 6 elegiac distichs.<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus, 701.<br />
D6 r Trithemius, Johannes: [Letter addressed to] the reader. Incipit:<br />
‘Cum nuper ad amicorum instantiam scribere aliquid de laudibus<br />
. . .’<br />
Leipzig: Melchior Lotter, [c.1500]. 4 o . As dated by Sheppard and<br />
Hillard; BSB-Inkdates [c.1497]. Pr did not distinguish this edition<br />
from GW (Nachtra« ge), 353.<br />
collation: A^D 6 .<br />
H *15631; Pr 3048; BSB-InkT-450; Hillard 1989; Sheppard 2150.<br />
COPY<br />
The variants from H noted by BMC are not found in this copy.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century red cloth. Size: 213 ¿ 148 ¿ 9 mm.<br />
Size of leaf: 208 ¿ 138 mm.<br />
Provenance: Duplicate from the Royal Library, Munich; ‘Dupl’<br />
and ‘2455’ in pencil on A1 r . Purchased from Albert Cohn,<br />
Catalogue 159, no. 307, for 6 Marks; see Library Bills (1884).<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 4Q 5.65.<br />
T-244 Trithemius, Johannes<br />
Oratio de duodecim excidiis observantiae regularis.<br />
r<br />
a1 [Title-page.] ‘Oratio . . . de duodecim excidiis observantie regularis’.<br />
a1 v Herbenus, Matthaeus: [Letter addressed to] Johannes<br />
Distenius. Incipit: ‘Superiori anno cum libros complures . . .’<br />
Dated Sponheim, 24 Aug. 1496.<br />
a2 r Trithemius, Johannes: Oratio de duodecim excidiis observantiae<br />
regularis. Incipit: ‘[C]ogitanti mihi ad hoc stadium dicendi<br />
uocato . . .’ Delivered at the chapter of the order held in<br />
Reinhardsbrunn on 28 Aug. 1496.<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus, 875^88; see Arnold 235.<br />
r<br />
d2 Herbenus, Matthaeus: ‘Carmen elegiacum in orationem domini<br />
Joannis Tritemii’. ‘Qui cupis antiquam monachorum noscere<br />
legem > Atque sacerdotum que sacra uita fuit’; 15 elegiac distichs.<br />
v<br />
d2 Urbanus VI, Pont. Max.: Bulla Ne in vinea domini de religiosis<br />
symoniacis. Incipit:‘Ne in uinea domini (nostre licet insu⁄cientibus<br />
meritis commissa custodie) . . .’ Dated Rome, 4 Apr. 1384.<br />
[Mainz: Peter von Friedberg, after 28 Aug. 1496]. 4 o .<br />
collation: a^c 6 d 4 .<br />
HC *15637; Go¡ T-449; BMC I 48; Pr184; BSB-InkT-445; Oates 63;<br />
Sheppard 120.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Twentieth-century green morocco; yellow-edged<br />
leaves. Size: 207 ¿ 144 ¿ 13 mm. Size of leaf: 201 ¿ 140 mm.<br />
Provenance: Purchased in 1924 from McLeish, for »5. 15. 0; see<br />
Annual Report of the Curators of the Bodleian Library, Oxford<br />
University Gazette, 4 Mar. 1925, 467.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. e. G1.1496.1.<br />
T-245 Trithemius, Johannes<br />
Oratio de operatione divini amoris.<br />
A1 r [Title-page.]<br />
r<br />
A2 Trithemius, Johannes: Oratio de operatione divini amoris.<br />
Incipit: ‘[S]i mihi sine obedientie iniuria liceret . . .’ Delivered at<br />
the annual chapter held in Erfurt on 27 Aug. 1497.<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus 888^900; see Arnold 236.<br />
[Mainz: Peter von Friedberg, after 27 Aug. 1497]. 4 o .<br />
collation: A 8 B 6 .<br />
HC *15636; Go¡ T-448; BMC I 48; Pr186; BSB-InkT-455; Oates 64;<br />
Sheppard 123.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century green cloth. Sprinkled brownedged<br />
leaves. Size: 185 ¿ 144 ¿ 9 mm. Sizeof leaf: 180 ¿ 135 mm.<br />
On A 2 r an initial is supplied in red with reserved white decoration.<br />
Paragraph marks and chapter heading underlining are supplied<br />
in red; capital strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: Inscription on A1 r : ‘to luneborch in des abbate der<br />
Oldestad’. Purchased from Albert Cohn, Catalogue 162, no. 434,<br />
for 8 Marks; see Library Bills (1885), no. 102.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 4Q 6.8.<br />
T-246 Trithemius, Johannes<br />
Oratio de republica ecclesiae et monachorum ordinis divi<br />
patris Benedicti.<br />
r<br />
a1 [Title-page.] ‘Collatio de republica ecclesie et monachorum ordinis<br />
diui patris Benedicti’.<br />
a2 r Trithemius, Johannes: Collatio de republica ecclesiae et monachorum<br />
ordinis divi patris Benedicti. Incipit: ‘[I]nstituenti mihi<br />
(patres in Christo reuerendi) pro obedientie merito . . .’ Delivered<br />
at the annual chapter held in Cologne on 1 Sept.1493.<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus, 854^65; see Arnold 234^5.<br />
[Mainz: Peter von Friedberg, after 1 Sept 1493]. 4 o .<br />
collation: a 6 b 4 .<br />
HC *15629; Go¡ T-434; BMC I 46; Pr 171; BSB-Ink T-457; CIBN<br />
T-322; Hillard 1988; Sheppard 110.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century half calf over marbled paper<br />
boards; bound for Klo�. Scar of an index tab on a2. Size: 211 ¿<br />
152 ¿ 8 mm. Size of leaf: 208 ¿ 144 mm.<br />
Some marginal ‘nota’ marks and pointing hands in red crayon.<br />
On a2 r the initial is supplied in red with reserved white decoration.<br />
Paragraph marks and chapter heading underlining are supplied<br />
in red; capital strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: Georg Franz Burkhard Klo� (1787^1854); booklabel;<br />
sale (1835), lot 3605. Purchased for »0. 5. 0 from Puttick,<br />
no. 998, between 9 Mar. and 16 June 1855; see Library Bills<br />
(1851^5), 418; Books Purchased (1855), 60 ‘(Colon.) 1493’.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 6Q 6.42.<br />
T-247 Trithemius, Johannes<br />
Oratio de vera conversione mentis ad deum.<br />
a1 r [Title-page.] ‘Oratio Joannis Tritemii abbatis Spanhemensis de<br />
uera conuersione mentis ad deum’.<br />
r<br />
a1 Gernandus Naso: [Verse.] ‘Et placet et legitur quicquid Tritemius<br />
abbas > Eruit ex adytis Grecia docta tuis’; 2 elegiac distichs.
t-247^t-249] trithemius, johannes<br />
2547<br />
a1 v Trithemius, Johannes: [Letter addressed to] Johannes<br />
Engellender. Incipit: ‘Litteras tuas suauissimas priscam preseferentes<br />
. . .’ Dated Sponheim, 20 Nov. 1500.<br />
a2 r Trithemius, Johannes: Oratio de vera conversione mentis ad<br />
deum. Incipit: ‘[M]axime uellem patres reuerendi ac summopere<br />
optarem . . .’ The oration was delivered at the chapter of Erfurt, S.<br />
Petrus, 30 Aug. 1500.<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus 901^11; see Arnold 236^7.<br />
c3 r [Explicit.]<br />
v<br />
c3 Libanius Gallus: [Excerpt.] ‘Ex epistola Libanii Gali platonici<br />
uiri doctissimi’. Incipit: ‘Orationem uero tuam de salutari ad<br />
deum conuersione non possum non probare . . .’<br />
[Mainz: Peter von Friedberg, after 20 Nov. 1500]. 4 o .<br />
collation: a 6 b c 4 .<br />
HC 15638; Go¡ T-450; BMC I 49; Pr 190; BSB-Ink T-465; not in<br />
Sheppard.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Unbound at purchase; paper binding provided by the<br />
Bodleian Library in Nov. 1989. Size: 220 ¿ 155 ¿ 6 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 213 ¿ 153 mm.<br />
‘14’ in brown ink on a 1 r .<br />
Provenance: Purchased in 1964 from Maggs Brothers Ltd,<br />
Catalogue 890, no. 33, for »25.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. e. G1.1500.1.<br />
T-248 Trithemius, Johannes<br />
De proprietate monachorum.<br />
r<br />
A1 [Title-page.]<br />
A1 v ‘Capitula libri’.<br />
A2 r Trithemius, Johannes: De proprietate monachorum. Incipit:<br />
‘[O]mnes ad uitam eternam sine personarum . . .’<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus, 723^40.<br />
C5 v Sicamber de Venray, Rutgerus: ‘Carmen . . . in librum . . . de<br />
proprietate monachorum’.‘Hunc percurre librum si uincla monastica<br />
stringunt > Nam proprii uicium duriter ense ferit’; 9 elegiac<br />
distichs.<br />
C6 r Gresemundus,Theodoricus: ‘In eundem librum carmen elegiacum’.<br />
‘Quisquis ades secli contemptor quisquis anhelas > Viuere<br />
sacrata in relligione deo’; 4 elegiac distichs.<br />
Mainz: Peter von Friedberg, 1495. 4 o .<br />
collation: a^c 6 .<br />
HC *15619; Go¡ T-451; BMC I 47; Pr 181; BSB-Ink T-456; CIBN<br />
T-326; Oates 59^60; Sack, Freiburg, 3500; Sheppard 118.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with P-487(1); see there for details of binding and provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 190 ¿ 135 mm.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 4Q 5.17(3).<br />
T-249 Trithemius, Johannes<br />
De scriptoribus ecclesiasticis (ed. Johannes Heynlin).<br />
A1 r [Title-page.]<br />
A1 v [Heynlin] de Lapide, Johannes: [Letter addressed to] Johannes<br />
Amerbach. Incipit: ‘Exhibuisti mihi nuper amatissime frater . . .’<br />
Dated Charterhouse of Basel, 28 Aug. 1494.<br />
A2 r ‘Annotatio scriptorum’. Alphabetical list of authors.<br />
a1 r Trithemius, Johannes: [Letter addressed to] Johannes de<br />
Dalberg. Incipit: ‘[R]euerendissimo . . . Consueuerunt olim<br />
ueteres . . .’ Dated Sponheim, 26 Apr. 1492.<br />
refs. Trithemius, De scriptoribus ecclesiasticis, ed. G. A.<br />
Fabricius, Bibliotheca ecclesiatica (Hamburg, 1718), Aaaa1 r [= p.<br />
1].<br />
a1 v Trithemius, Johannes: De scriptoribus ecclesiasticis. Edited by<br />
Johannes Heynlin, as stated in his letter. ‘Prologus’. Incipit:<br />
‘[M]ultorum instantia saepe rogatus sum . . .’<br />
r<br />
refs. ed. Fabricius Aaaa2 [= p. 3].<br />
a2 r Trithemius, Johannes: De scriptoribus ecclesiasticis. Incipit:<br />
‘[C]lemens sanctae Romanae ecclesiae quartus . . .’<br />
refs. JohannesTrithemius, Operahistorica, ed. Marquard Freher<br />
(Frankfurt am Main,1601; repr. Frankfurt am Main,1966), I184^<br />
400; ed. Fabricius Aaaa2 v -Mmmmmm2 r [= p. 4^231]; see Arnold<br />
250.<br />
u7 r Trithemius, Johannes: ‘Epistola responsiua ratione reddens cur<br />
inter ecclesiasticos scriptores multos saecularium litterarum professores<br />
posuerit’ [addressed to] Albertus Morderer. Incipit:<br />
‘Mirari te dicis . . .’ Dated Sponheim, 4 Apr. 1492.<br />
refs. ed. Fabricius Aaaa1 v [= p. 2].<br />
u7 v Brant, Sebastian: ‘In laudem Catalogi scriptorum ecclesiasticorum<br />
. . . commendatio’.‘Scriptores quicunque uelis nouisse probatos<br />
> Ecclesiae et quicquid quisque decoris habet’; 9 elegiac<br />
distichs.<br />
Basel: Johann Amerbach, [after 28 Aug.] 1494. Folio. The printer<br />
is named in the dedicatory letter.<br />
collation: A 6 a^d 8.6 e 8 f^t 8.6 u 8 .<br />
HC *15613; Go¡ T-452; BMC III 755; Pr 7601; BSB-Ink T-459;<br />
CIBN T-327; Hillard 1991; Oates 2787^8; Rhodes 1733; Sack,<br />
Freiburg, 3502; Sheppard 2443.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Bound with R-063; see there for details of binding, decoration,<br />
and provenance. Size of leaf: 292 ¿ 192 mm.<br />
In a contemporary German hand shelfmarks have been added<br />
next to the titles of works of certain authors, such as Athanasius<br />
of Alexandria, Ambrose, Augustine, Alcuin, Anselm, Alexander<br />
de Hales, Albertus Bishop of Regensburg, Alanus de Insulis,<br />
Augustinus de Anchona, Astesanus de Ast, Bernardinus<br />
Senensis, Antoninus Florentinus, Albertus de Eybe, Ambrosius<br />
de Cora, Marcus Antonius Sabellicus, Angelus Politianus,<br />
Baptista de Salis. The reference is in the following form: a letter<br />
in red ink followed by a number in brown ink.<br />
Provenance: The present two items were not together before the<br />
present binding. See Benefactors’ Register I 8 a : ‘Jo. Tritenhem.<br />
Abbas de Script. Ecclesiast. fo. > 1494’; James, ‘Catalogus’,<br />
(1602/3), fol. 123 r ; it is not found in James, Catalogus (1605), but<br />
is in James, Catalogus (1620), 499 (4 o T 1 [Th.]); this may be identi¢ed<br />
with Auct.1Q 3.7(1), the‘numbered binding’ indicating that<br />
the book was in a batch of books previously shelved in Duke<br />
Humfrey’s Library, but then rebound in the 1820s for the<br />
‘Auctarium’. Alternatively this item may actually be the copy presented<br />
by Philip Scudamore (£.1600; Benefactors’ Register I13 b );<br />
for this see Jensen,‘Benefactors’ Register’, no. 12.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 3.7(1).<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Binding: Contemporary German (Tegernsee) blind-tooled<br />
calf(?) over wooden boards, with two metal clasps and catches,<br />
and four round bosses at each corner on the lower cover only.
2548 trithemius, johannes<br />
[t-249^t-252<br />
Triple ¢llets form a quadruple frame. On the upper cover, within<br />
the outer frame no stamps. Within the following frame a<br />
knotted(?) roll.Within the following frame no stamps. The inner<br />
rectangle is divided into three vertical compartments, each decorated<br />
with a £oral and bird roll. On the lower cover, repeated<br />
crocketed cresting and, in the inner rectangle, the knotted(?) roll.<br />
Contemporary manuscript label with title at the head, and<br />
printed shelfmark label (Tegernsee): ‘M 38.I o ’ at the tail of the<br />
upper cover. A later rectangular paper label with manuscript<br />
title is pasted at the head of the spine. Size: 300 ¿ 210 ¿ 45 mm.<br />
Size of leaf: 290 ¿ 203 mm.<br />
In the list of authors, some names are underlined, commented on,<br />
or occasionally added, in red ink, in a sixteenth-century hand.<br />
The same occurs in the text.<br />
Initials and paragraph marks are supplied in red.<br />
Provenance: Tegernsee, Bavaria, Benedictines, S. Quirinus;<br />
binding and inscription on A 1 r :‘Iste liber est Ambrosii Ai[ ] > (different<br />
ink:) Nunc monasterii nostri Tegernsee 1532’. Edmund<br />
Waterton (1830^1887); his signature dated 1881 on the front<br />
pastedown. Revd Edmund McClure (�1922); book-plate. Albert<br />
Ehrman (1890^1969); armorial book-plate; purchased from<br />
Davis & Orioli in 1923 for »12. 12. 0; accession no. ‘659’.<br />
Presented in 1978 by John Ehrman.<br />
shelfmark: Broxb. 94.4.<br />
T-250 Trithemius, Johannes<br />
De statu et ruina monastici ordinis.<br />
A1 r [Title-page.] ‘Johannis de Trittenhem abbatis Spanhemensis<br />
ordinis sancti Benedicti de obseruantia Burszfeldensi liber lugubris<br />
de statu et ruina monastici ordinis omnibus relligiosis ac<br />
deuotis uiris non minus utilis quam iocundus’.<br />
v<br />
A1 Trithemius, Johannes: [Letter addressed to] Blasius<br />
[Scheltrub], Abbot of Hirsau. Incipit: ‘[V]enerabili et<br />
amantissimo . . .Tametsi uires ingenii mei procul excedat . . .’<br />
Dated 21 Apr. 1493.<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus, 806^7.<br />
A2 r Trithemius, Johannes: De statu et ruina monastici ordinis.<br />
‘Liber penthicus . . .de ruina ordinis diui patris nostri Benedicti’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[C]um ordinis nostri pristinum decorem ad mentem<br />
reuoco . . .’<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus, 807^39; see Arnold 229^30.<br />
r<br />
E6 [Explicit and publishing note.] It is stated that the treatise was<br />
read at the provincial chapter of the Mainz province of the<br />
Benedictine order held in Hirsau in 1493, where it was decided,<br />
and inserted in the statutes, that this text would be printed to be<br />
read during meals at provincial chapters in the future.<br />
[Leipzig: Martin Landsberg, after May 1493]. 4 o . As dated by<br />
BSB-Ink, presumably the date of the provincial chapter where it<br />
was decided to print this text; see E6 r . The dedicatory letter is<br />
dated 21 Apr. 1493 (Polain records as 11 Apr. in error).<br />
collation: A^E 6 .<br />
H *15626; Go¡ T-455; not in Pr; BSB-InkT-461; Polain 3822; not in<br />
Sheppard.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Twentieth-century parchment. Size: 194 ¿ 148 ¿<br />
12 mm. Size of leaf: 187 ¿ 141 mm.<br />
A marginal note, extracting key word, on E3 r , in an early German<br />
hand in brown ink.<br />
Provenance: Purchased via Quaritch at Sotheby’s sale (London:<br />
Sotheby’s,17^18 Nov.1988), lot 27, hammer price »800; see ledger<br />
(1988/9), no. 227.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. e. G22.6.<br />
T-251 Trithemius, Johannes<br />
De triplici regione claustralium et spirituali exercitio<br />
monachorum, et al.<br />
r<br />
A1 [Title-page.]<br />
A2 r Trithemius, Johannes: [Letter addressed to] the participants to<br />
the annual chapter of the Benedictine congregation of Bursfeld.<br />
‘Epistola . . . in opusculum de triplici regione claustralium’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[R]euerendis in Christo patribus . . . Parui preceptis uestris<br />
colendissimi patres . . .’ Dated Sponheim, 19 Aug. 1497.<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus, 563.<br />
A3 r [Trithemius, Johannes]: De triplici regione claustralium etspirituali<br />
exercitio monachorum. Incipit: ‘[C]um uite monastice statum<br />
. . .’<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus, 564^665; see Arnold 232^3.<br />
CIBN ascribes to Johannes Bursfeldensis with emendations by<br />
Tritheim.<br />
v<br />
M8 [Colophon.]<br />
N1 r [Trithemius, Johannes]: Compendium quotidiani spiritualis<br />
exercitii. Incipit: ‘Etsi formula spiritualis exercicii . . .’<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus 566^660; see Arnold 232^33.<br />
Mainz: Peter von Friedberg, 6 Aug. 1498. 4 o .<br />
collation: A^C 8 D E 6 F^M 8 N 6 .<br />
HC *15618; Go¡ T-456; BMC I 49; Pr 188; BSB-Ink T-463; CIBN<br />
T-329; Oates 65^6; Sack, Freiburg, 3501; Sheppard 124.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting A1 and gathering N.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century half purple morocco over black<br />
cloth; bound for the Bodleian Library. Green-edged leaves. Size:<br />
196 ¿ 140 ¿ 20 mm. Size of leaf: 190 ¿ 128 mm.<br />
Some marginal notes, mainly extracting key words, in a number<br />
of early German hands, in brown and red ink. Also pen-trials,<br />
drawings of monks’ faces and £ower-pots, pointing hands,‘nota’<br />
marks, and manuscript foliation: 1^89.<br />
Initials and paragraph marks are supplied in red; capital strokes<br />
in red.<br />
Provenance: On I3 r within the manuscript initial Q is drawn an<br />
unidenti¢ed coat of arms £anked by the letters: ‘S W > N P’.<br />
Purchased from Joseph Baer & Co., Catalogue 143, no. 249, for<br />
10 Marks; see Library Bills (1884).<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 7Q 5.35.<br />
T-252 Trithemius, Johannes<br />
De vanitate et miseria humanae vitae.<br />
r<br />
A1 [Title-page.]<br />
A2 r Trithemius, Johannes: De vanitate et miseria vitae humanae.<br />
Incipit: ‘[C]um nihil sit uita presens superne felicitati comparata<br />
. . .’<br />
refs. Paralipomena, ed. Busaeus, 784^805; see Arnold 243.<br />
Mainz: Peter von Friedberg, 1495. 4 o .<br />
collation: A^C 6 D 4 .<br />
HC *15635; Go¡ T-457; BMC I 48; Pr 182; BSB-Ink T-464; CIBN<br />
T-331; Oates 62; Sack, Freiburg, 3503; Sheppard 119.
t-252^t-255] trottus, albertus<br />
2549<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf D4.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blue paper boards. Size: 216 ¿<br />
155 ¿ 12 mm. Size of leaf: 210 ¿ 146 mm.<br />
Some marginal notes, mainly extracting key words and, on C5 v<br />
the quotation ‘O mors quam amare est memoria’, in an early<br />
German hand in brown ink; in the same hand also a few initials.<br />
Provenance: Purchased for »0. 5. 0; see Books Purchased (1840),<br />
31.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 2Q 6.31.<br />
T-253 Triumphe<br />
Le triumphe des neuf preux [French].<br />
AA2 r [Introduction addressed to] Charles VIII, King of France.<br />
Incipit: ‘[T]res noble et tres crestien Charles viii de ce nom par la<br />
grace de dieu roy de France. Je qui pour ma petitesse ne ueuil presumer<br />
moy nommer . . .’<br />
AA4 r ‘Les rubrices de ce present uolume’.<br />
a1 r Le triumphe des neuf preux. ‘Cy commence le compileur de ce<br />
liure a Iosue le premier des preux et premierement comme apres<br />
la mort de Moyses le commist au gouuernement du peuple<br />
d’Israel’. Incipit: ‘[P]our entamer(?) nostre euure . . .’<br />
r<br />
gg6 ‘La conclusion de l’acteur et de la uision quil eut de Bertran de<br />
Guesclin connestable de France qui le requist mettre ses fais et<br />
proesses ou liure des preux’. Incipit: ‘[C]uidant auoir satisfait a<br />
dame triumphe . . .’<br />
gg7 r ‘L’ystoire de Bertran de Guesclin’. Incipit: ‘[M]oy doncques<br />
ainsi abstraint . . .’<br />
Abbeville: Pierre Ge¤ rard, 30 May 1487. Folio.<br />
collation: AA 8 BB 4 a^h 8 i 6 k l 8 m n 6 o^r i 8 | 6 s^y 8 z 10 aa^gg 8 hh 6<br />
ii 8 kk ll 6 . Leaf a1 signed Ai. Woodcuts.<br />
HC 15642; Go¡ T-458; BMC VIII 402; Pr 8764; CIBN T-318;<br />
Sheppard 6830.<br />
COPY<br />
The ¢rst woodcut cut out and pasted on a separate leaf.<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century French gold-tooled red morocco;<br />
gilt-edged leaves; marbled pastedowns. Size: 266 ¿ 195 ¿<br />
42 mm. Size of leaf: 258 ¿ 180 mm.<br />
Woodcuts coloured. Initials are supplied in red with reserved<br />
white decoration. Paragraph marks, punctuation (dots and diagonal<br />
strokes), and capital strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: Paul Girardot de Pre¤ fond (�after c.1800); ‘G. D. P.’<br />
in pencil on the verso of the front endleaf. Francis Douce (1757^<br />
1834); armorial book-plate. Bequeathed in 1834.<br />
shelfmark: Douce 163.<br />
T-254 Trombetta, Antonius<br />
Opus doctrinae Scoticae inThomistas (ed. Johannes<br />
Antonius Patavinus).<br />
r<br />
[* 1 ] [Title-page and list of contents.]<br />
[*1 v ] Johannes Antonius Patavinus: ‘Commendatio’ [addressed to]<br />
Antonius Lauretanus. Incipit: ‘Quod diu ante sciebam uir illustris<br />
. . .’ Dated Padua, 13 Oct. 1493.<br />
[*1 v ] Lauretanus, Antonius: [Letter addressed to] Johannes<br />
Antonius Patavinus. Incipit: ‘Litteras tue .P. perlegi superuacaneam<br />
satis testi¢cationem amoris erga me . . .’ Dated Venice, 17<br />
Oct. 1493.<br />
[*2 r ] ‘Primi operis tabula’.<br />
A1 v Trombetta, Antonius: [Letter addressed to] Augustinus<br />
Barbadicus, Doge of Venice. Incipit: ‘Cum senatus Venetus cuius<br />
tu gloriosissimus princeps es . . .’ Dated Padua, 5 Nov. 1493.<br />
A2 r Trombetta, Antonius: Opus doctrinae Scoticae in Thomistas<br />
[Part I].‘Questio de diuina prescientia futurorum contingentium’.<br />
Edited by Johannes Antonius Patavinus, as stated in the third<br />
colophon. Incipit: ‘[Q]ueritur utrum deus precognoscat futura<br />
contingentia, et arguitur quod non. Si deus scit me lecturum<br />
eras . . .’<br />
A10 v [First colophon.]<br />
B1 r Trombetta, Antonius: Opus doctrinae Scoticae in Thomistas<br />
[Part II]. ‘Qustiones metaphysichales . . . ab eodem edite lecte et<br />
disputate ad concurrentiam magistri Francisci Neritonensis’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[I]nsistendo circa subiectum primum scientie metaphysice<br />
et diuisionem ipsius . . .’<br />
L8 r [Second colophon.]<br />
L8 r ‘Registrum’.<br />
r<br />
a1 Trombetta, Antonius: Opus doctrinae Scoticae in Thomistas<br />
[Part III]. ‘In tractatum Formalitatum Scoticarum sententia’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[C]irca formalitates doctoris subtilis Scoti queritur etc.<br />
Pro declaratione . . .’<br />
r<br />
c6 [Third colophon.]<br />
2<br />
D1 r Trombetta, Antonius: Opus doctrinae Scoticae in Thomistas<br />
[Part IV].‘Hebdomades formalitatum recentiores secundum doctorem<br />
subtilem ad usum Parisiensem’. Incipit: ‘[C]irca formalitates<br />
doctoris subtilis Scoti queritur utrum illa que distinguuntur<br />
formaliter distinguantur realiter . . .’<br />
2 r<br />
D6 [Fourth colophon.]<br />
Venice: Hieronymus de Paganinis, 1493. Folio. In four parts dated<br />
(I) 15 Nov.1493; (II) 24 Dec.1493; (III) 8 Nov.1493; (IV) undated.<br />
collation: [* 2 ] A 10 B 8 C^I 6 K L 8 a^c 2 D 6 .<br />
HC 15645; Go¡ T-462; BMC V 457; Pr 5467; BSB-InkT-470; CIBN<br />
T-334; Hillard 1993; Oates 2127^8; Rhodes 1734; Sander 7389;<br />
Sheppard 4262.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the ¢rst two leaves, gathering C, D, part III (a^c), and<br />
part IV ( 2 D).<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century brown cloth. Size: 319 ¿ 221 ¿<br />
15 mm. Size of leaf: 312 ¿ 207 mm.<br />
Provenance: Purchased on 28 Feb. 1884 from H. F. Mu« nster,<br />
Catalogue 61, no. 36, for 6 Marks; see Library Bills.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 4Q 3.35.<br />
T-255 Trottus, Albertus<br />
De vero et perfecto clerico.<br />
r<br />
[* 1 ] ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> questionum et dubiorum’.<br />
v<br />
[* 7 ] [Colophon.]<br />
[a1 r ] Trottus, Albertus: ‘Prefacio’ [addressed to] Bartholomaeus<br />
Roverella, Cardinal priest of S. Clemens. Incipit: ‘[O]pusculum<br />
quoddam iam dudum per me incohatum . . .’ Dated Ferrara, 22<br />
Dec. 1475.<br />
[a2 r ] Trottus, Albertus: De vero et perfecto clerico. [Preface.]<br />
Incipit:‘[Q]uia de uero et perfecto clerico presens nunc qui assummitur<br />
habendus est tractatus . . .’
2550 trovamala de salis, baptista<br />
[t-255^t-257<br />
[a2 v ] Trottus, Albertus: De vero et perfecto clerico. ‘Prima pars<br />
principalis. Qui dicantur clerici’. Incipit: ‘[A]d primum igitur<br />
deueniendo qui dicantur clerici breuiter dicendum . . .’<br />
Ferrara: Severinus Ferrariensis, 23 Dec. 1475. 4 o . Two issues, with<br />
variant dedications.<br />
collation: [* 6+1 a 10 b 8 c^k 10.8 l 6 m 8 n 6 ].<br />
HCR 588; Go¡ T-478; BMC VI 609; Pr 5740; CIBN T-336; Oates<br />
2239; Sheppard 4781^2.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Binding: Eighteenth/nineteenth-century parchment over pasteboards,<br />
with imprint information in gold on two square black<br />
leather labels. Size: 218 ¿ 162 ¿ 25 mm. Size of leaf: 210 ¿<br />
146 mm.<br />
‘iii > n > 29’ in brown ink on the verso of the rear endleaf.‘1171very<br />
rare 2/2/0’ in pencil on the front pastedown.<br />
Provenance: Unidenti¢ed stamps, £anking and below the text on<br />
[*1 r ]:‘.D. .P. .F.’ (see B-092). Inscription on the lower margin ofthe<br />
same leaf, sixteenth century: ‘Ad Monasterium sancti Michaelis<br />
in B[rixie?]’. Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex (1773^1843);<br />
book-plate with handwritten shelfmark ‘III.A.h.15’: see Lee,<br />
Royal Bookplates, 40^1 no. 23; sale, pt I, lot 4363. Purchased for<br />
»2. 2. 0; see Books Purchased (1851), 70.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 7.34.<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Binding: Eighteenth/nineteenth-century calf; the gold stamp of<br />
the Bodleian Library on both covers. Size: 243 ¿ 170 ¿ 30 mm.<br />
Size of leaf: 237 ¿ 162 mm.<br />
‘10.’ in red ink in the upper left-hand corner of the front pastedown.<br />
Two sets of early signatures partially visible.<br />
Provenance: Purchased for »1. 11. 6; see Library Bills (1831), no.<br />
243,‘Books purchased by the Librarian’, item 8; Books Purchased<br />
(1831), 18.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q inf. 1.16.<br />
T-256 Trovamala de Salis, Baptista<br />
Summa casuum conscientiae or Summa Baptistiniana, et<br />
al.<br />
a1 v [Trovamala] de Salis, Baptista: Summa casuum conscientiae or<br />
Summa Baptistiniana. [Preface.]<br />
refs. E. Bellone,‘Appunti su BattistaTrovamala di Sale O.F.M. e<br />
la sua‘‘Summa Casuum’’ ’, Studi Francescani, 74 (1977), 375^402,<br />
at 398.<br />
a2 r [Trovamala] de Salis, Baptista: Summa casuum conscientiae or<br />
Summa Baptistiniana. Incipit: ‘[A]bbas.Tres ordines minores . . .’<br />
xx8 r [Colophon.]<br />
xx8 v Sixtus IV, Pont. Max.: Bulla ‘‘Etsi dominici gregis’’ 30 Dec.<br />
1479.<br />
xx8 v [Acrostic verse.]<br />
refs. Bellone,‘Appunti su BattistaTrovamala’, 396^7.<br />
r<br />
yy1 Rubricae iuris civilis et canonici.<br />
Nuremberg: Anton Koberger, 14 Apr. 1488. Folio.<br />
collation: a 8 b^z aa^vv 6 xx 8 yy 8 .<br />
GW 3322; HC *14181 = H 14177; Go¡ S-46; BMC II 432; Pr 2063;<br />
BSB-Ink T-475; CIBN B-66; Hillard 272; Oates 1013; Sack,<br />
Freiburg, 442; Sheppard 1508^9.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled calf. Red-edged<br />
leaves. ‘2’ in black ink across the fore-edge. Size: 308 ¿ 213 ¿<br />
40 mm. Size of leaf: 299 ¿ 195 mm.<br />
Occasional marking with vertical lines along the outer margins,<br />
in dark brown ink.<br />
Provenance and date of acquisition unknown; no indication from<br />
the shelfmark.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 2Q 2.12.<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Binding: Seventeenth-century blind-tooled calf. Formerly<br />
chained: staple-marks of a hasp at head of upper cover.<br />
Sprinkled red-edged leaves. Size: 300 ¿ 210 ¿ 50 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 296 ¿ 193 mm.<br />
A few marginal notes, mainly extracting key words and structuring<br />
the text, in a sixteenth-century hand in brown ink.<br />
On a 2 r a large initial‘A’ is supplied in goldwithin a square segmented<br />
frame of blue and green; the area de¢ned by the letter is<br />
coloured in pink with black pen-work decoration (Nuremberg<br />
style). Other initials are supplied in red or blue; paragraph marks<br />
and capital strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: Thomas Nayler (£.1640); inscription on a1 r :‘Jun. 3 o<br />
1640 Tho: Nayler’; and in the same hand: ‘Charitas non de¢cit’.<br />
Oxford, University College; two book-plates; shelfmark<br />
‘GG.6.11’on an octagonal paper label edged in red at the head of<br />
the spine; see untitled list. Deposited in 1941 by the Master and<br />
Fellows of University College, Oxford.<br />
shelfmark: Univ. Coll. d.20.<br />
T-257 Trovamala de Salis, Baptista<br />
Summa casuum conscientiae or Summa Baptistiniana, et<br />
al.<br />
a1 r [Title-page.] ‘Summa Baptistiniana’.<br />
r<br />
a2 [Trovamala] de Salis, Baptista: Summa casuum conscientiae or<br />
Summa Baptistiniana. [Preface.]<br />
refs. SeeT-256.<br />
r<br />
a2 [Trovamala] de Salis, Baptista: Summa casuum conscientiae or<br />
Summa Baptistiniana. Incipit: ‘[A]bbas.Tres ordines minores . . .’<br />
r<br />
T9 Sixtus IV, Pont. Max.: Bulla ‘‘Etsi dominici gregis’’ 30 Dec.<br />
1479.The date has been altered to the date of printing.<br />
2<br />
a1 r Rubricae iuris civilis et canonici.<br />
[Speier: Peter Drach, after 14 Apr.] 1488. Folio.<br />
collation: a^v A^S 8 T 10 a 10 .<br />
GW 3323; HC *14180; Go¡ S-47; BMC II 496; Pr 2374; BSB-Ink<br />
T-476; CIBN B-67; Hillard 273; Oates 1122; Sack, Freiburg, 443^<br />
4; Sheppard 1716.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Contemporary blind-tooled pigskin over wooden<br />
boards, with two metal clasps and catches; lower edges protected<br />
at the corners with a metal strip. Formerly chained: staple-marks<br />
of a hasp at head of lower cover. Four circular bosses and a centrepiece<br />
removed from the lower cover. Large rectangular parchment<br />
label with contemporary manuscript title at the head of the<br />
upper cover; below, a square paper label edged in red with the letter<br />
‘U’. Marginally later manuscript title at the head of the spine.<br />
Yellow-edged leaves. On the upper cover, quadruple ¢llets form a<br />
double frame. Within the outer frame, diagonal quadruple ¢llets<br />
form a lozenge-shaped area. Diagonal quadruple ¢llets also
t-257^t-259] trovamala de salis, baptista<br />
2551<br />
divide the inner rectangle into four triangular compartments. A<br />
few stamps randomly distributed: a foliate sta¡, a rosette, a<br />
square lion, a square six-petalled £ower, a small lozenge-shaped<br />
£eur-de-lis, two more di¡erent small £ower stamps. On the lower<br />
cover, quadruple ¢llets form a frame. The area is subsequently<br />
divided by other ¢llets into six triangular sections, some of which<br />
contain some of the stamps found on the upper cover. Size: 304 ¿<br />
217 ¿ 72 mm. Size of leaf: 287 ¿ 201 mm.<br />
The ¢rst two sheets of Conradus de Zabernia, De monochordo,<br />
[Mainz: Peter Schoe¡er, c.1475], formerly used as pastedowns,<br />
have been removed from the binding and are now Inc. d.<br />
G1.1475.1; see C-433. Strips from an eleventh-century noted<br />
manuscript on parchment are now visible within the binding<br />
structure.<br />
Early manuscript folio numbering: 1^310. Occasional ‘nota’<br />
marks.<br />
Initials and paragraph marks are supplied in red; capital strokes<br />
in red.<br />
Provenance: Heilbronn, Stadtbibliothek; engraved book-plate:<br />
‘Pars Biblioth: Civit: Heilbron� s.’ (Warnecke 794). London,<br />
British Museum; duplicate; red oval purchase stamp; accession<br />
stamp 17 Mar. 1896; shelfmarks:‘5206.h.1’; ‘IB.8595’.Transferred<br />
to the Bodleian in Oct. 1913; see ‘List of Duplicate Incunabula’<br />
(Library Records c. 1054), no. 6.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 2Q 4.15.<br />
T-258 Trovamala de Salis, Baptista<br />
Summa casuum conscientiae or Summa Rosella, et al.<br />
r<br />
[* 1 ] [Title-page.] ‘Summa Rosella’. The second, revised and<br />
enlarged version of the Summa casuum conscientiae, renamed by<br />
the author Summa Rosella; it was ¢rst published in Pavia in 1489<br />
(HC *14182) and dedicated to Cardinal Ascanio Sforza; see<br />
Bellone,‘Appunti su BattistaTrovamala’, 378^80.<br />
[*1 r ] [Alphabetical list of subjects.]<br />
[*3 v ] [Alphabetical list of authorities.]<br />
r<br />
a1 Trovamala [de Salis], Baptista: Summa casuum conscientiae or<br />
Summa Rosella. [Preface.]<br />
refs. Bellone,‘Appunti su BattistaTrovamala’, 398.<br />
r<br />
a1 Trovamala [de Salis], Baptista: Summa casuum conscientiae or<br />
Summa Rosella. Incipit: ‘[A]bbas.Tres ordines minores . . .’<br />
refs. See Bellone, ‘Appunti su Battista Trovamala’, 375^402; L.<br />
Babbini,‘Tre‘‘Summae casuum’’composte da tre francescani piemontesi<br />
della provincia di Genova’, Studi Francescani, 78 (1981),<br />
159^69, at 162^5.<br />
X7 r Sixtus IV, Pont. Max.: Bulla ‘‘Etsi dominici gregis’’ 30 Dec.<br />
1479.<br />
X7 v [Colophon.]<br />
X7 v [Register.]<br />
r<br />
X8 [Verse addressed to] the purchaser.<br />
refs. Bellone,‘Appunti su BattistaTrovamala’, 396.<br />
X8 r [Verse addressed to] the printer.<br />
refs. Bellone,‘Appunti su BattistaTrovamala’, 396.<br />
[**1 r ] Rubricae iuris civilis et canonici.<br />
Venice: Georgius Arrivabenus, 9 Sept. 1495. 8 o .<br />
collation: [* 4 ] a 8 b^z h m k A^T 12 V X 8 [** 12 ].<br />
GW 3325; HC *14183 = H 14178; Go¡ S-49; BMC V 385; Pr 4927;<br />
BSB-Ink T-473; CIBN B-69; Hillard 275; Sack, Freiburg, 446^7;<br />
Sheppard 4029^30.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century mottled calf; rebacked. Sprinkled<br />
red-edged leaves. Size: 171 ¿ 118 ¿ 75 mm. Size of leaf: 168 ¿<br />
107 mm.<br />
Numerous pointing hands and structuring of the text, also a few<br />
marginal notes extracting key words, in a sixteenth-century hand,<br />
probably that of Evangelista Zachai.<br />
Provenance: Frater Evangelista Zachai (£. 1531); inscription on<br />
[*1 r ]: ‘Reuerendus pater frater Euangelista Zachai cancionator<br />
Rubini et al. egregius me possidit anno a partu Virginis<br />
Millesimo D. 31’; below the following inscription preceded by a<br />
calculation, in the same hand: ‘1517 [minus] 1479 [equal] 38. ><br />
Datum Romae 1479 ideo haec summa ante(?) Reformationem<br />
concinnata fuit per annos 38’. Oxford, University College; bookplate;<br />
shelfmark ‘KK.42.9’ on a twentieth-century octagonal<br />
paper label edged in red; see untitled list. Deposited in 1941 by<br />
the Master and Fellows of University College, Oxford.<br />
shelfmark: Univ. Coll. f.20.<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
The gathering containing ‘Rubrice iuris ciuilis et canonici’ is<br />
bound before the text.<br />
Avariant, with gathering a di¡erently set up.<br />
Binding: Contemporary Italian leather over wooden boards,<br />
with two metal catches attached to the lower cover; rebacked<br />
twice, ¢rst in the sixteenth century with parchment and the<br />
boards covered with paper, also above the metal catches. A sixteenth-century<br />
manuscript title across the middle of this spine.<br />
Remains of a further parchment spine. Eighteenth-century(?)<br />
marbled paper covering the spine has been mostly removed and<br />
is now visible only inside the covers. Both pastedowns consisted<br />
of fourteenth-century(?) manuscripts on parchment, now<br />
removed, but the impression is still visible inside the boards.<br />
Size: 177 ¿ 124 ¿ 60 mm. Size of leaf: 172 ¿ 115 mm.<br />
‘SS.III.2’ in brown ink on the upper margin of the front<br />
pastedown.<br />
Provenance: Cesena, Capuchins, Stigmates S. Francisci; inscription<br />
in a sixteenth-century hand on [*1 r ]: ‘Ad uso de Fr[at]i<br />
Capucini di Cesena’. Maria Riva (sixteenth century); on X8 r the<br />
following note in an early hand: ‘io fra Mica[e]learcangelo scrise<br />
qui per me Maria Riva’; on X8 v also in an early hand: ‘Ad uso<br />
pa[dre] Seraphino da Frignano’. Cesena, Biblioteca pubblica;<br />
printed label on the same leaf: ‘Est Publicae Caesenatis<br />
Bibliothecae’; also a duplicate stamp: ‘Dupplicato’. London,<br />
British Museum; duplicate. Transferred to the Bodleian in Oct.<br />
1913; see ‘List of Duplicate Incunabula’ (Library Records c.<br />
1054), no. 16.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. e. I4.1495.2.<br />
T-259 Trovamala de Salis, Baptista<br />
Summa casuum conscientiae or Summa Rosella, et al.<br />
[*1 r ] [Verse addressed to] the purchaser.<br />
refs. SeeT-258.<br />
[*1 v ] [Alphabetical list of subjects.]<br />
[*3 r ] [Alphabetical list of authorities.]<br />
r<br />
[* 4 ] Sixtus IV, Pont. Max.: Bulla ‘‘Etsi dominici gregis’’ 30 Dec.<br />
1479.<br />
a1 r Rubricae iuris civilis et canonici.<br />
r<br />
aa1 Trovamala [de Salis], Baptista: Summa casuum conscientiae<br />
or Summa Rosella. [Preface.]
2552 tucher, hans<br />
[t-259^t-262<br />
refs. SeeT-258.<br />
aa1 r Trovamala [de Salis], Baptista: Summa casuum conscientiae<br />
or Summa Rosella. Incipit: ‘[A]bbas. Tres ordines minores . . .’<br />
The second, revised and enlarged version of the Summa casuum<br />
conscientiae, renamed by the author Summa Rosella; it was ¢rst<br />
published in Pavia in 1489 (HC *14182) and dedicated to<br />
Cardinal Ascanio Sforza; see Bellone, ‘Appunti su Battista<br />
Trovamala’, 378^80.<br />
refs. SeeT-258.<br />
r<br />
DD12 [Colophon.]<br />
DD12 r [Register.]<br />
Venice: Paganinus de Paganinis, 21 Dec. 1499. 8 o .<br />
collation: [* 4 ] a 10 aa^zz hh mm kk AA^CC 16 DD 12 .<br />
GW 3326 (+ Accurti II p.70); HC *14186; Go¡ S-50; BMC V 460; Pr<br />
5178; BSB-Ink T-474; CIBN B-70; Sack, Freiburg, 448; Sheppard<br />
4274.<br />
COPY<br />
Gathering a containing ‘Rubrice iuris ciuilis et canonici’ is bound<br />
at the end, the ¢rst leaf between the ninth and the tenth.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled (¢llets) calf; bound<br />
for the Bodleian Library. Size: 160 ¿ 112 ¿ 50 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 155 ¿ 98 mm.<br />
Gathering [*] bears the following early manuscript numbering in<br />
red ink: 494^7. The ¢rst three leaves of gathering a are numbered<br />
‘folium primum > 2 > 3’. Some peculiar marking of the these leaves<br />
with dots and circum£ex marks. In the same hand, an initial ‘Ron<br />
aa1 r . A few ‘nota’ marks in brown ink.<br />
Provenance: ‘J + T’ in brown ink, sixteenth-century(?) hand, on<br />
[*1 r ]. Purchased for »0. 6. 0; see Books Purchased (1842), 42.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 6.63.<br />
T-260 Tuberinus, Johannes Mathias<br />
Passio beati Simonis pueri Tridentini.<br />
r<br />
[a1 ] [Tuberinus, Johannes Matthias]: Passio beati Simonis pueri<br />
Tridentini [addressed to] the Senate and people of Brescia.<br />
Incipit: ‘[R]em maximam qualem a passione domini ad haec<br />
usque tempora nulla umquam aetas audiuit . . .’<br />
refs. Frumenzio Ghetta, Fra BernardinoTomitano da Feltre e gli<br />
Ebrei di Trento nel 1475 (Trento, n.d.), 40^5 [text from the manuscript<br />
by Tabarino, Brescia, Biblioteca Queriniana, MS. N. E<br />
1527]; Diego Quaglioni, ‘Propaganda antiebraica e polemiche di<br />
curia’ in Un ponti¢cato ed una citta' , 243^66, at 253^7; W. P.<br />
Eckert, ‘Aus den Akten des trienter Judenprozesses’, Judentum<br />
im Mittelalter, ed. P. Wilpert, Miscellanea mediaevalia (Berlin,<br />
1966), 283^336; A. Esposito and D. Quaglioni, Processi contro<br />
gli Ebrei di Trento (1475^1478). I: I processi del 1475,<br />
Dipartimento di scienze giuridiche, Universita' di Trento, 8<br />
(Padua, 1990), 81^3;VLVIII 1260^75, here at 1264: version ‘a’; L.<br />
Borrelli, ‘La stampa a Trento’, in ‘‘Pro biblioteca erigenda’’.<br />
Manoscritti e incunaboli del vescovo di Trento Iohannes<br />
Hinderbach (1465^1486). Catalogo della mostra. Trento, Castello<br />
del Buonconsiglio, 3 ottobre-13 novembre 1989, ed. F. Leonardelli<br />
(Trento,1989), 21^4; Ugo Rozzo,‘Il presunto‘‘omicidio rituale’’di<br />
Simonino di Trento e il primo santo tipogra¢co’, Atti<br />
dell’Accademia Udinese di Scienze, Lettere e Arti di Udine, 90<br />
(1998 for 1997), 185^223.<br />
[a4 r ] [Verse.] ‘Miraculum’.‘Sayth Iudeorum causam protector adortus<br />
> Dum se Let infelix hic sibi somnus adest’; 8 hexameters.<br />
Sant’Orso: Johannes de Reno, [after 4 Apr. 1475]. 4 o .<br />
collation: [a 4 ].<br />
H *15652; Go¡ T-484; BMC VII 1027; Pr 6935; BSB-Ink T-479;<br />
Sheppard 5879.<br />
COPY<br />
Leaf [a 4 v ], l. 1: ‘. . . cri|tiakno . . .’<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled calf; marbled pastedowns.<br />
Size: 203 ¿ 151 ¿ 11 mm. Size of leaf: 199 ¿ 140 mm.<br />
On [a 1 r ] ‘13’ in pencil.<br />
Provenance: Augsburg, Bavaria, Jesuits, S. Salvator; inscription<br />
on [a1 r ]: ‘Soc. Jesu Augustae’. Purchased for »0. 7. 6; see Books<br />
Purchased (1841), 39.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 2Q 6.67.<br />
T-261 Tuberinus, Johannes Matthias<br />
Passio beati Simonis pueri Tridentini.<br />
r<br />
[a1 ] [Tuberinus, Johannes Matthias]: Passio beati Simonis pueri<br />
Tridentini [addressed to] the Senate and people of Brescia. ‘De<br />
infantulo in ciuitate Tridentina per Iudeos rapto atque in uilipendium<br />
christiane <strong>religionis</strong> post multas maximasque trucihationes<br />
anno iubileo die parasceue crudelissime necato ac deinde in £umen<br />
cadauer edimerso hystoria’. Incipit: ‘[R]em maximam qualem<br />
a pasisone domini ad hecusque tempora nulla unquam etas<br />
audiuit . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-260;VLVIII 1260^75, at 1264: version ‘d’.<br />
Rome: Bartholomaeus Guldinbeck, 24 July 1475. 4 o .<br />
collation: [a 6 ].<br />
r<br />
Type: 108 R pure. 6 leaves. 28 lines ([a2 ]). Type area: 152 ¿ 80 mm<br />
([a2 r ]). Capital space with guide-letter on [a1 r ].<br />
H *15655; Go¡ T-487; Pr 3552; BSB-Ink T-484; CIBN T-268;<br />
Sheppard 2826.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century marbled paper wrappers. Size:<br />
211 ¿ 140 ¿ 3 mm. Size of leaf: 212 ¿ 137 mm.<br />
Provenance: Richard Heber (1773^1833); stamp ‘Bibliotheca<br />
Heberiana’; not identi¢ed in Catalogue. Revd John Fuller<br />
Russell (1814^1884); sale (1885), lot 618; apparently purchased at<br />
his sale, but not found in Library Bills.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 7Q 6.47.<br />
T-262 Tucher, Hans<br />
Reise in das gelobte Land [German].<br />
r<br />
a2 Tucher, Hans: Reise in das gelobte Land.<br />
refs. R. Herz, Die Reise ins ‘‘Gelobte Land’’ Hans Tuchers des<br />
Aº lteren, Wissensliteratur im Mittelalter, 38 (Wiesbaden, 2<strong>002</strong>),<br />
339^638. See also VL IX 1127^32, at 1129.<br />
Augsburg: Anton Sorg, 1486. Folio.<br />
collation: a^g 8 .<br />
Woodcut initials.<br />
HC *15667; Go¡ T-494; BMC II 352; Pr1701; BSB-InkT-492; Herz,<br />
Die Reise ins‘‘Gelobte Land’’, 172^3, with the Bodleian copy listed<br />
at 173, also 244^7, 290; Rhodes 1735; Sheppard 1251. Micro¢che:<br />
Unit 6: Image of theWorld: Travellers’ Tales,TT 140.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf a 1.
t-262^t-264] turrecremata, johannes de<br />
2553<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century half calf, the spine gold-tooled,<br />
over marbled pasteboards. Red-edged leaves. Marbled pastedowns.<br />
Size: 278 ¿ 195 ¿ 18 mm. Size of leaf: 272 ¿ 180 mm.<br />
‘xxi’ in black ink on the upper margin of a2 r . A few marginal<br />
notes, mainly extracting key words and providing corrections to<br />
the text, in German, and ‘nota’ marks in an early German hand<br />
in brown ink. Also a few paragraph marks in red.<br />
Provenance: Carl Rhuen (¢fteenth/sixteenth century); inscription<br />
on g8 v : ‘Carl Rhuen von Nurnberg Inn Wien bey Gilgen<br />
Feuchter Zuerfragen’. London, British Museum; red oval purchase<br />
stamp; shelfmarks ‘790.l.25’; ‘IB.6<strong>001</strong>’; T. A. Birrell suggests<br />
in a private letter of 23 Jan. 1999 that it was probably<br />
purchased after 1837; duplicate. Transferred to the Bodleian in<br />
Oct. 1913; see ‘List of Duplicate Incunabula’ (Library Records c.<br />
1054), no. 1.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. d. G5.1486.1.<br />
T-263 Turcia<br />
DeTurciae destructione.<br />
r<br />
a1 [Title-page.] ‘De Thurcie destructione subuersioneque ac euulsione<br />
libellulus fatidicus mirabilisque ac admirandus. Sumptus<br />
et excerptus ex quodam mirabili tractatu quem quidam doctissimus<br />
uirorum ac theologie doctor et edidit atque composuit’.<br />
a1 v [Preface.] Incipit: ‘In huius presentis libelluli editione . . .’<br />
a2 r De Turcie destructione. Incipit: ‘[P]ro clariori subsequentium<br />
intelligentia . . .’<br />
Augsburg: Johann Froschauer, 1498. 4 o .<br />
collation: a b 6 .<br />
Woodcut.<br />
HC *6100; Go¡ T-504; BMC II 397; Pr 1827; BSB-Ink D-70; Sack,<br />
Freiburg, 3529; Schreiber V 5386; Sheppard 1363. Micro¢che:<br />
Unit 5: Chronicles and Historiography: Part II, CH 85.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with S-004(2); see there for details of binding and provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 188 ¿ 128 mm.<br />
Wanting gathering b.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 7.60(1).<br />
T-264 Turrecremata, Johannes de<br />
Contra principales errores Mahometi et Turcorum<br />
Sarracenorum, et al.<br />
[*2 r ] [Table of contents.]<br />
[A1 r ] [List of contents.]<br />
r<br />
[A2 ] Turrecremata, Johannes de: Contra principales errores<br />
Mahometi et Turcorum Sarracenorum [preface addressed to]<br />
Pius II, Pont. Max. Incipit: ‘[B]eatissimo et clementissimo<br />
patri . . . Post humilem recommendationem ad pedum osculabeatorum<br />
. . .’<br />
[A3 r ] Turrecremata, Johannes de: Contra principales errores<br />
Mahometi et Turcorum Sarracenorum. ‘Capitulum primum’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[B]eatus Johannes euangelista cui pro virginitas . . .’<br />
refs. See Kaeppeli III 24^42 no. 2732.<br />
[a1 r ] [Dionysius Carthusiensis]: Dialogus Christiani contra<br />
Sarracenum. ‘Cristianus’. Incipit: ‘[S]ic deus dilexit mundus vt<br />
¢lium suum vnigenitum . . .’<br />
refs. Dionysius Cartusianus, Opera omnia, XLII (Tournai,<br />
1913), 635^40, ending imperfectly.<br />
[ 2 r<br />
a1 ] [List of contents.]<br />
[ 2 a1 v ] [Note on the text, dating Alphonsus Boni Hominis’translation<br />
to 1339.]<br />
[ 2 r<br />
a2 ] Alphonsus Boni Hominis: [Prefatory letter addressed to]<br />
Hugo [deVaucemain].<br />
refs. PL CXLIX 335^6; see Kaeppeli I 48^55 no. 146.<br />
[ 2 r<br />
a2 ] Samuel, Rabbi: Epistola contra Judaeorum errores.<br />
Translated by Alphonsus Boni Hominis. ‘Tractatus contra<br />
Iudeos’.<br />
refs. PL CXLIX 337^68; see M. C. Diaz y Diaz, Index<br />
Scriptorum Latinorum Medii Aevi Hispanorum (Madrid, 1959),<br />
404^6 nos 2097^102; Kaeppeli I 48^55 no. 147. Alphonsus Boni<br />
Hominis claims only to translate the Epistola of Rabbi Samuel<br />
but ‘it seems he himself was the author, drawing largely from<br />
another tract in Arabic’ (Encyclopaedia Judaica).<br />
[ 2 b8 r ] Nicolaus de Lyra: Quaestiones disputatae contra Judeos.<br />
[Also Contra per¢diam Judaeorum; Pulcherrime questiones<br />
Judaicam per¢diam in catholica ¢de improbantes and Probatio<br />
adventus Christi.] ‘Quaestio de probatione per scripturas a<br />
Iudeis receptas’. Incipit: ‘[Q]ueritur vtrum per scripturas a Iudeis<br />
receptas possit probari misterium Christi . . .’ See Stegmu« ller,<br />
Repertorium biblicum, 5982, and Labrosse, ‘>OEuvres’, 177^82,<br />
who lists alternative titles at 177 and this edition at 178.<br />
[ 2 r<br />
A1 ] Prosper Tiro Aquitanus: [Pro Augustino responsiones ad<br />
capitula obiectionum Vincentianarum.] ‘Prefacio responsionum<br />
Prosperi contra obiectionesVincentianas’.<br />
refs. PL XLV 1843 and LI 177; see CPL 521.<br />
[ 2 A1 r ] Prosper Tiro Aquitanus: Pro Augustino responsiones ad<br />
capitula obiectionumVincentianarum.‘Obiectio prima’.<br />
refs. PL XLV 1843^50 and LI 177^86.<br />
[ 2 A4 v ] Prosper Tiro Aquitanus: Pro Augustino responsiones ad<br />
excerpta quae de Genuensi civitate sunt missa.‘Responsiones ad<br />
excerpta que de Genuensi ciuitate sunt missa’.<br />
refs. PL XLV 1849^58 and LI 187^202; see CPL 522.<br />
[ 2 A9 v ] Augustinus: De octo Dulcitii quaestionibus. ‘Responsiones<br />
sancti Augustini ad Dulcitium de octo questionibus ab eo missis’.<br />
refs. PL XL 147^70; ed. A. Mutzenbecher, CCSL 44A (1975),<br />
253^97; see CPL 291.<br />
[ 3 a1 r ] Athanasius [pseudo-; Vigilius Thapsensis]: Dialogus contra<br />
Arianos.‘Prologus in libro sancti Athanasii habito contra hereticos<br />
Sabellium Fotinum et Arrium’.<br />
refs. PL LXII 179^80.<br />
[ 3 r<br />
a1 ] Athanasius [pseudo-; Vigilius Thapsensis]: Dialogus contra<br />
Arianos.‘Liber primus de ¢de catholica’.<br />
refs. PL LXII 155^238; see CPL 807.<br />
[ 3 A1 r ] [Anonymous Translator]: ‘Legenda sancti Siluestri pape ab<br />
Eusebio Cesariensi Palestine Greco sermone compilata . . . prologus’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[H]ystoriographus noster Eusebius Cesariensis . . .<br />
me de Greco in Latinum transferre precepisti . . .’<br />
[ 3 r<br />
A1 ] Eusebius Caesariensis: Legenda S. Silvestri. Incipit:<br />
‘[S]iluester vrbis Rome episcopus cum esset infantulus . . .’<br />
[Brussels: Fratres Vitae Communis, between 1475 and 25 May<br />
1476]. Folio. The tracts can be found in any order, and may have<br />
been issued separately (Go¡).<br />
collation: [* 2 A^D 10 E 8 F 10 a^c 10 d 6 2 a^c 10 d 8 2 A B 3 a^c 3 A 10 B<br />
C 8 ].<br />
C 716, 1990, 2359, 3725, 4892, 5259; Go¡ T-543; BMC IX 170; Pr<br />
1133, 9325, 9326; BBFN 127; Campbell (III) and (IV) 1503a = 189<br />
+ 712 (= 1099) + 1447; CIBN T-365; HPT II 397; ILC 2119; Oates<br />
3840^6; Sheppard 7168^71.
2554 turrecremata, johannes de<br />
[t-264^t-267<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Gatherings [A^F] and [a^c] only.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century cloth. Scars of index tabs on [A 1]<br />
and [a1]. Formerly chained: rusty marks of a hasp at the head of<br />
the rear endleaves. Size: 288 ¿ 216 ¿ 23 mm. Size of leaf: 281 ¿<br />
210 mm.<br />
Carefully and systematically corrected, apparently in the rubricator’s<br />
hand; also some characters have been touched up and<br />
improved; also a few early ‘nota’ marks.<br />
Principal initials are supplied in red with reserved white decoration.<br />
Other initials, paragraph marks, and chapter heading<br />
underlining are supplied in red; capital strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: Purchased for »0.18. 0; see Books Purchased (1848),<br />
41.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 4Q 4.13.<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Pseudo-Athanasius only.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century black pasteboards, with manuscript<br />
title along a rectangular paper label at head of the spine.<br />
Size: 292 ¿ 210 ¿ 10 mm. Size of leaf: 292 ¿ 210 mm.<br />
An early correction on [ 3 c8 r ]. Early manuscript signatures signed<br />
‘r^t’.<br />
Initials and paragraph marks are supplied in red or blue; capital<br />
strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex (1773^1843);<br />
book-plate with handwritten shelfmark ‘AA.e.3’: see Lee, Royal<br />
Bookplates, 40^1 no. 23; sale, pt I, lot 4165. Purchased for »1. 13.<br />
0; see Books Purchased (1844), 47.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. Q sub. fen. 2.2.<br />
THIRD COPY<br />
Rabbi Samuel only.Wanting the blank leaves [ 2 d7^8].<br />
Binding: Limp parchment binding, with a reused cover probably<br />
taken from a larger eighteenth-century(?) ledger with evidence of<br />
four supports with double lacing.The current endleaves consist of<br />
machine-made late nineteenth-century wove paper. An additional<br />
leaf at either end between endleaves and printed text<br />
shows the watermark ‘W Phipps 1802’. Size: 293 ¿ 205 ¿ 12 mm.<br />
Size of leaf: 293 ¿ 200 mm.<br />
Early manuscript signatures ‘l^o’. Pasted to the front endleaf is a<br />
letter from the bookseller F. J. Kellow dated 17 July 1891 and<br />
addressed to Bodley’s Librarian, accepting 3 guineas for the<br />
book.<br />
Initials and paragraph marks are supplied in red or blue.<br />
Provenance: W. Att¢eld (nineteenth century); signature on [ 2 a1 r ].<br />
F. J. Kellow (£. 1891); see letter, above. Purchased in 1891; see<br />
Annual Report of the Curators of the Bodleian Library, Oxford<br />
University Gazette, 10 May 1892, 471.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 3Q 4.35.<br />
T-265 Turrecremata, Johannes de<br />
De e⁄cacia aquae benedictae.<br />
r<br />
[a1 ] Turrecremata, Johannes de: De e⁄cacia aquae benedictae.<br />
‘Tractatus de e⁄cacia aque benedicte . . . tempore concilii<br />
Basiliensis compilatus contra Petrum Anglicum hereticorum<br />
defensorem in Bohemia’. [Prologue.] Incipit: ‘[I]niunxit mihi<br />
nuper paternitas vestra . . .’<br />
[a1 r ] Turrecremata, Johannes de: De e⁄cacia aquae benedictae.<br />
Incipit: ‘[T]riplex genus aque benedicte reperio . . .’<br />
refs. See Kaeppeli III 24^42 no. 2715.<br />
[Augsburg: Anton Sorg, c.1475]. Folio.<br />
collation: [a 8 ].<br />
H *15739; Go¡ T-508; BMC II 342; Pr 1664; BSB-Ink T-537; CIBN<br />
T-368; Sack, Freiburg, 3535; Sheppard 1226.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century red cloth. Scar of a leather index<br />
tab on [a 1]. Size: 295 ¿ 218 ¿ 12 mm. Size of leaf: 284 ¿ 205 mm.<br />
‘48’ in pencil on [a1 r ].<br />
Initials, paragraph marks, chapter heading underlining, quotations<br />
underlining, and punctuation of some sort are supplied in<br />
red; capital strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: Acquired in 1884; library stamp on the ¢rst and last<br />
leaf.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 4Q 4.32.<br />
T-266 Turrecremata, Johannes de<br />
De e⁄cacia aquae benedictae.<br />
r<br />
[a1 ] Turrecremata, Johannes de: De e⁄cacia aquae benedictae.<br />
‘Tractatus de e⁄cacia aque benedicte . . . tempore concilii<br />
Basiliensis compilatus contra Petrum Anglicum hereticorum<br />
defensorem in Bohemia. Prologus’. Incipit: ‘[I]niunxit mihi<br />
nuper paternitas vestra . . .’<br />
[a1 r ] Turrecremata, Johannes de: De e⁄cacia aquae benedictae.<br />
Incipit: ‘[T]riplex genus aque benedicte reperio . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-265.<br />
[Augsburg: Anton Sorg, c.1476?]. Folio.<br />
collation: [a 8 ].<br />
HC *15738; Go¡ T-509; BMC II 344; Pr1663; CIBN T-369; Rhodes<br />
1737; Sheppard 1235.<br />
COPY<br />
Formerly bound fourth in a volume containing other tracts.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century half blue morocco over blue cloth;<br />
bound for the Bodleian Library. Red-edged leaves. Size: 287 ¿<br />
199 ¿ 11 mm. Size of leaf: 277 ¿ 187 mm.<br />
‘4’ in brown ink in the upper right-hand corner of [a1 r ].<br />
Initials, paragraph marks, and capital strokes are supplied in red<br />
on [a1 r ] only.<br />
Provenance unknown. To judge from the binding and the shelfmark,<br />
acquired in the 1880s, probably in either 1885 or 1886.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 3Q 5.31.<br />
T-267 Turrecremata, Johannes de<br />
De e⁄cacia aquae benedictae.<br />
r<br />
[a1 ] Turrecremata, Johannes de: De e⁄cacia aquae benedictae.<br />
‘Tractatus de e⁄cacia aque benedicte . . . tempore concilii<br />
Basiliensis compilatus contra Petrum Angelicum hereticorum<br />
defensorem in Bohemia’. Incipit:‘[I]niunxit mihi nuper paternitas<br />
vestra . . . [T]riplex genus aque benedicte reperio . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-265.<br />
[Urach: Conrad Fyner, c.1481]. 4 o .<br />
collation: [a^c 6 ].<br />
HC *15742; Go¡ T-510; Pr 2825; BSB-InkT-539; CIBN T-370; Sack,<br />
Freiburg, 3536; Sheppard 2039.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with A-566(2); see there for details of the binding and later<br />
provenance. Size of leaf: 190 ¿ 132 mm.
t-267^t-271] turrecremata, johannes de<br />
2555<br />
Provenance: ‘Ieorgius Franck’ sixteenth century(?) on [c6 v ].<br />
shelfmark: Douce 56(4).<br />
(T-268) Turrecremata, Johannes de<br />
De e⁄cacia aquae benedictae.<br />
[Augsburg: Johann Froschauer, c.1505]. 4 o . Printed using<br />
Froschauer’s type 6, which was not used before 1503.<br />
collation: A^C 4 .<br />
HR 15737; Go¡ T-514; Pr 1856; BSB-Ink T-542; Schreiber V 5396a;<br />
not in Sheppard.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century half blue morocco over blue cloth;<br />
bound for the Bodleian Library.Yellow-edged leaves. Size: 184 ¿<br />
136 ¿ 7 mm. Size of leaf: 177 ¿ 132 mm.<br />
Provenance: Duplicate from the Royal Library, Munich; ‘Dupl’<br />
in pencil on A1 r and ‘549’ in pencil on C4 v . Acquired between<br />
1847 and c.1892, probably in 1850; not in Catalogus (1843) with<br />
Appendix.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 7Q 6.70.<br />
T-269 Turrecremata, Johannes de<br />
Expositio regulae S. Benedicti.<br />
a1 r<br />
[Title-page.] ‘Expositio super regulam beatissimi patris<br />
Benedicti’.<br />
r<br />
[* 1 ] ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> capitulorum’.<br />
a2 r [Villalonga], Arsenius, Abbas: [Letter addressed to] Johannes<br />
deTurrecremata. Incipit:‘[R]euerendissimo. . . Cum superioribus<br />
diebus reuerendissime pater reformationi quorundam religiosorum<br />
ordinum presentem me esse contigisset . . .’ Dated<br />
Florence, 21 Mar. [1442]; see R-047.<br />
a2 r Turrecremata, Johannes de: ‘Responsiua . . . per modum prologi’<br />
[addressed to] Arsenius Abbas. Incipit: ‘[A]ccepi litteras tua<br />
dilectissime frater domine Arseni quibus me hortatus es . . .’<br />
a2 r Turrecremata, Johannes de: Expositio regulae S. Benedicti.<br />
‘Capitulum primum de commendatione regule sancti Benedicti’.<br />
Incipit: ‘[Q]uoniam adiuuante domino nostro Iesu Christo expositioni<br />
regule . . .’<br />
refs. See Kaeppeli III 24^42, no. 2723.<br />
a3 r Benedictus, S.: Regula. Incipit: ‘[A]usculta o ¢li precepta<br />
magistri et inclina aurem cordis tui . . .’ The text of the rule alternates<br />
withTurrecremata’s commentary.<br />
refs. ed. Rudolph Hanslik, CSEL, 75 (1960), 1^165; ed. A. de<br />
Vogu« e¤ , Sources Chre¤ tiennes 181^2 (Paris, 1971^2), I 412^II 672;<br />
see J. D. Broekaert, Bibliographie de la Re' gle de saint Beno|“ t.<br />
Editions latines et traductions imprime¤ es de 1489 a' 1929, 2 vols,<br />
Studia Anselmiana, 77^8 (Rome, 1980), I nos 4^5.<br />
v8 r Turrecremata, Johannes de: [Valedictory note]. Incipit:<br />
‘Benedictus deus qui inter tot et varia impedimenta dedit nobis<br />
hoc opus per¢cere. Accipe dilectissime frater mi Arseni . . .’<br />
Paris: Pierre Levet, for Nicolaus Militis, 4 May 1491. Folio.<br />
collation: [*] 4 a^v 8 .<br />
HC *15734; Go¡ T-516; BMC VIII 100; Pr 8063; BSB-Ink T-544;<br />
CIBN T-372; Hillard 1998; Polain 3863; Sheppard 6278.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaves [*3^4].<br />
Leaves [* 1^2], containing the ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> capitulorum’, are bound<br />
between a 1 and a 2, as Polain; see also note in BMC.<br />
Binding: Seventeenth-century blind-tooled (¢llets only) calf,<br />
rebacked. Formerly chained: staple-marks of a hasp at the head<br />
of the upper cover. Sprinkled blue- and red-edged leaves. ‘12’ in<br />
black across the head of the fore-edge. Size: 265 ¿ 195 ¿ 30 mm.<br />
Size of leaf: 262 ¿ 183 mm.<br />
Onv8 r key words are extracted, also references with folio numbers<br />
in a contemporary hand in brown ink.<br />
Initials and paragraph marks are supplied in red.<br />
Provenance: John Selden (1584^1654); see MS. Broxb. 84. 10,<br />
p. 4. Presented in 1659.<br />
Former Bodleian shelfmark: B 6.1 Th. Seld.<br />
shelfmark: B 1.12 Jur. Seld.<br />
T-270 Turrecremata, Johannes de<br />
Expositio in psalmos.<br />
[a1 r ] Turrecremata, Johannes de: [Preface addressed to] Pius II,<br />
Pont. Max. Incipit: ‘[B]eatissimo patri . . . Perscrutanti mihi studiose<br />
psalmorum librum . . .’<br />
[a3 r ] Turrecremata, Johannes de: Expositio in psalmos. ‘Psalmus<br />
primus in quo describitur processus in beatitudinem’. Incipit:<br />
‘[B]eatus vir qui non abiit) a via recta recedendo (in consilio<br />
impiorum) prauis eorum machinationibus consentiendo . . .’<br />
refs. See Kaeppeli III 24^42, no. 2734; Stegmu« ller, Repertorium<br />
biblicum, no. 5003.<br />
Rome: Ulrich Han, 4 Oct. 1470. 4 o .<br />
collation: [a^c 10 d 12 e^m 10 n 12 o 10 p 12 q^t 10 v 8 ].<br />
HC (+ Addenda) *15695; Go¡ T-517; BMC IV 21; Pr 3341; BSB-Ink<br />
T-545; CIBN T-373; Sheppard 2660. Micro¢che: Unit 8: Printing<br />
in Italy before 1472: Part II, PI 90.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting [a 3], in place of which is bound a copy of the ¢rst leaf of<br />
the text of the edition of Mainz: Peter Schoe¡er, 4 Apr. 1478<br />
(T-275).<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century gold-tooled mottled calf, with<br />
imprint information stamped in gold on two rectangular red<br />
leather labels pasted to the head of the spine. ‘113’ in brown ink<br />
within a circle printed in black ink on an octagonal paper label<br />
pasted to the tail of the spine. Red-edged leaves, marbled pastedowns.<br />
Size: 294 ¿ 210 ¿ 47 mm. Size of leaf: 284 ¿ 189 mm.<br />
Early manuscript signatures partially visible. Occasional marginal<br />
early ‘nota’ marks in brown ink.<br />
On [a1 r ] an eight-line initial ‘B’ is supplied in blue within a square<br />
ground of red pen-work decoration with extensions into the margin.<br />
Other initials are supplied in red or blue with violet or red<br />
pen-work decoration; red or blue paragraph marks.<br />
Provenance: Antoine Augustin Renouard (1765^1853); sale<br />
(1830), lot 1084. Purchased at the Renouard sale for »2. 0. 0; see<br />
Books Purchased (1830), 23.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 4.21.<br />
T-271 Turrecremata, Johannes de<br />
Expositio in psalmos.<br />
[a1 r ] Turrecremata, Johannes de: [Preface addressed to] Pius II,<br />
Pont. Max. Incipit: ‘[B]eatissimo patri . . . Perscrutanti michi studiose<br />
psalmorum librum . . .’<br />
[a2 r ] Turrecremata, Johannes de: Expositio in psalmos. ‘Psalmus<br />
primus in quo describitur processus in beatitudinem’. Incipit:
2556 turrecremata, johannes de<br />
[t-271^t-272<br />
‘[B]eatus vir qui non abiit a via recta recedendo in consilio<br />
impiorum prauis eorum machinationibus consentiendo. . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-270.<br />
[Augsburg]: Johann Schu« ssler, [not after 1471]. Folio.<br />
collation: [a^h 10 i 10+1 k l 10 m 12 n 8 o 4 ]. Both Bodleian copies collate<br />
as BSB-Ink, not as Sheppard ([a^i 10 k 10+1 l^n 10 o 4 ]).<br />
H *15693; Go¡ T-518; BMC II 328; Pr 1592; BSB-Ink T-546; CIBN<br />
T-374; Sack, Freiburg, 3538; Sheppard 1178.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf [o4].<br />
In gathering [i] there is a stub between [i 1] and [i 2].<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind- and gold-tooled diced russia.<br />
Yellow-edged leaves; marbled pastedowns; blue silk bookmark.<br />
Size: 330 ¿ 226 ¿ 33 mm. Size of leaf: 320 ¿ 209 mm.<br />
On [a 1 r ] and [a2 r ] six-line initials ‘B’are supplied in red with green<br />
pen-work decoration. Other initials and paragraph marks are<br />
supplied in red; the text of the Psalms is underlined in red.<br />
Early signatures visible in the lower left-hand corner of the rectos.<br />
Provenance: Schnals, Trentino Alto Adige, Carthusians, Mons<br />
Angelorum. Conradus Hrabler (£. 1479); ‘plebanus’ of<br />
Molmosreit(?); inscription on [a 1 r ]: ‘Iste liber [est] domus montis<br />
omnium angelorum in Snals ord. Carthusiensis quem eidem dedit<br />
dominus Conradus Hrabler plebanus in Molmosn. spem habens<br />
in orationibus et meritis et promissione prioris et fratrum eiusdem<br />
loci anno mcccc 79’. Fridericus (£. 1471); prior of the<br />
Carthusians of Schnals, Mons Angelorum; the following bibliographical<br />
note on the verso of the front endleaf in a eighteenth/<br />
nineteenth-century hand: ‘Exemplari quod in Bibliotheca<br />
Oenipontana [i.e. Innsbruck, Austria] asservatur manu coaeva<br />
adscriptum: istum librum emit pater Fridericus prior domus<br />
montis omnium angelorum in Snals Ord. Carth. anno domini<br />
1471 pro uno £oreno Renensi’. Sir Mark Masterman Sykes<br />
(1771^1823); armorial book-label; sale (1824), pt III, lot 888,<br />
marked down in the Bodleian’s annotated copy of the auction<br />
catalogue to Thorpe for »4. 19. 0. Richard Heber (1773^1833);<br />
Catalogue, 1 (1834), lot 7170; sold for »1. Purchased from David<br />
Nutt, Catalogue (1837), no. 3742 for »2. 2. 0; see Books<br />
Purchased (1837), 38 and Library Bills (1837^8), no. 19.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q inf. 1.58.<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaves [o 3^4].<br />
Not in Sheppard.<br />
In gathering [i] there is a stub between [i1] and [i2].<br />
Binding: Contemporary German blind-tooled pigskin over<br />
wooden boards; bound by ‘Meister’ active in Strasbourg in the<br />
1470s. Early manuscript title at the head of the spine. Quadruple<br />
¢llets form a triple frame.Within the outer frame a repeated small<br />
rosette stamp. Within the following frame a few scattered small<br />
rectangular running stag stamps. The inner rectangle is decorated<br />
with a repeated ‘Meister’ scroll; see Goldschmidt p. 136<br />
and pls IV and XCIX no. 5. Size: 325 ¿ 225 ¿ 40 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 311 ¿ 215 mm.<br />
Manuscript title on the front endleaf in the same Buxheim hand<br />
that wrote the ownership note. Cropped early signatures partially<br />
visible.<br />
On [a1 r ] the margin side of the initial ‘B’ supplied in red is decorated<br />
with a human pro¢le in brown ink and wash. Other initials,<br />
paragraph marks, and underlining of chapter headings are<br />
supplied in red; capital strokes in red. Also supplied by the rubricators<br />
are headings such as ‘Ps David’ throughout the book.<br />
Provenance: Hilbrand Brandenburg (1442^1514); coloured<br />
woodcut book-plate of an angel holding a shield with his arms<br />
(Warnecke 245); also his arms on [a1 r ] within a brown, blue, and<br />
green foliate decoration and gold dots. Buxheim, Bavaria,<br />
Carthusians, BVM; not in Honemann, ‘Buxheim Collection’;<br />
contemporary inscription on the front endleaf: ‘Liber<br />
Carthausien[sium] in Buchshaim prope Memmingenn proueniens<br />
a confratre nostro domino Hilprando Brandenburger de<br />
Bibraco donato sacerdote continens Explanationem Psalterii<br />
domini Johannis Cardinalis de Turrecremata. Oretur pro eo et<br />
pro quibus desiderauit’; also ‘Cartusiae Buxiae’ and stamp on<br />
[a 1 r ]. Graf von Ostein, 1803. Sold in 1883 by Graf Hugo von<br />
Waldbott-Bassenheim (1820^1895); Buxheim sale, lot 2944. Ant.<br />
W. M. Mensing (1866^1936); sale (1936), lot 581. Eduardo J.<br />
Bullrich. D. L. Alvear (£. 1952); sale (1952), lot 387. Albert<br />
Ehrman (1890^1969); armorial book-plate; accession number<br />
‘R 1419’ inside lower cover. Purchased by Ehrman in 1955 from<br />
Nicolas Rauch for »375. Presented in 1978 by John Ehrman.<br />
shelfmark: Broxb. 94.2.<br />
T-272 Turrecremata, Johannes de<br />
Expositio in psalmos.<br />
r<br />
[a2 ] Turrecremata, Johannes de: [Preface addressed to] Pius II,<br />
Pont. Max. Incipit: ‘[B]eatissimo patri . . . Perscrutanti mihi studiose<br />
psalmorum librum . . .’<br />
[a3 r ] Turrecremata, Johannes de: Expositio in psalmos. ‘Editio in<br />
librum psalmorum quem alii soliloquium dicunt’. ‘Psalmus primus<br />
in quo describitur processus in beatitudinem’. Incipit:<br />
‘[B]eatus vir qui non abiit a via recta recedendo in consilio<br />
impiorum prauis eorum machinationibus consentiendo. . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-270.<br />
[Augsburg]: Johann Schu« ssler, 6 May 1472. Folio.<br />
collation: [a 12 b^n 10 o 4 ].<br />
HC *15696; Go¡ T-519; BMC II 329; Pr1596; BSB-InkT-547; CIBN<br />
T-375; Sack, Freiburg, 3539; Sheppard 1183^5.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaves [a1] and [o4].<br />
The ¢rst gathering consists of 12 leaves, the ¢rst blank, not as<br />
BMC.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century purple cloth; blue-edged leaves.<br />
Size: 270 ¿ 191 ¿ 24 mm. Size of leaf: 261 ¿ 178 mm.<br />
An early marginal note, providing correction to the text, in brown<br />
ink, on [a6 r ].<br />
On [a2 r ] a six-line initial ‘B’ is supplied in green with red pen-work<br />
decoration and yellow wash; on [a 3 r ] a six-line initial ‘B’ is supplied<br />
in red with green pen-work decoration; other initials and<br />
underlining of quotations in red.<br />
Provenance: Ko« ler family; on [a2 r ] a mutilated coat of arms:<br />
gules, lion gardant, crowned azure. Buxheim, Bavaria,<br />
Carthusians, BVM; a note in F. Madan’s hand, dated 1884, on<br />
[a2 r ]: ‘Buxh. sale no. 2940’. Graf von Ostein, 1803. Sold in 1883 by<br />
Graf Hugo von Waldbott-Bassenheim (1820^1895); Buxheim<br />
sale, lot 2940. Purchased by Falconer Madan for the Bodleian in<br />
1884 for10 Marks; see Library Bills,19 Feb.1884; see Honemann,<br />
‘Buxheim Collection’, Bod39.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 4Q 4.24.
t-272^t-274] turrecremata, johannes de<br />
2557<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaves [a1] and [o4].<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled calf; bound for the<br />
Bodleian Library.Yellow-edged leaves. Size: 297 ¿ 212 ¿ 32 mm.<br />
Size of leaf: 289 ¿ 193 mm.<br />
Occasional marginal and interlinear notes, providing corrections<br />
to the text, in an early German hand in brown ink. Only a few<br />
leaves present early manuscript foliation in arabic numerals in<br />
brown ink.<br />
On [a 2 r ] a six-line initial ‘B’ is supplied in green with red pen-work<br />
decoration; on [a3 r ] a six-line initial ‘B’ is supplied in red with<br />
green pen-work decoration; other initials, paragraph marks,<br />
underlining of quotations, and dotting in red.<br />
Provenance: Indersdorf, Bavaria, Augustinian Canons Regular,<br />
BVM; inscription on [a2 r ]: ‘Monasterij BVM in Understor¡<br />
1647’. Duplicate from the Royal Library, Munich; ‘Duplum’ and<br />
‘Inc. Typ. 283’ in brown ink on the front endleaves. Purchased for<br />
»1. 9. 0; see Books Purchased (1858), 106.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 6Q 3.29.<br />
THIRD COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf [o4].<br />
Binding: Contemporary German (Augsburg, Kyri� workshop<br />
no. 90) blind-tooled leather over wooden boards, with central<br />
clasp and catch lost. Formerly chained: staple-marks of a hasp at<br />
the head of the lower cover. Manuscript title and shelfmark in<br />
brown ink on two square paper labels at the head of the front<br />
cover. Early manuscript author’s name in brown ink along the<br />
lower edge. Triple ¢llets form a double frame. Outside the outer<br />
frame a repeated palmette stamp. Within the outer frame a<br />
repeated square fabulous bird stamp; see Kyri� pl. 183, nos 1<br />
and 3. Diagonal quadruple ¢llets divide the inner rectangle into<br />
lozenge-shaped and triangular compartment, each decorated<br />
with a small six-petalled £oral stamp. No bird stamps on the<br />
lower cover. Size: 323 ¿ 220 ¿ 37 mm. Sizeof leaf: 314 ¿ 212 mm.<br />
Occasional running headings and psalm numbering in the margin<br />
in arabic numerals in the rubricator’s hand.<br />
On [a2 r ] a six-line initial ‘B’ is supplied in green with red pen-work<br />
decoration, on [a3 r ] a six-line initial ‘B’ is supplied in red with<br />
green pen-work decoration; other initials, paragraph marks, and<br />
underlining of quotations in red.<br />
Provenance: Reichenhall, Bavaria, Augustinian Canons, S.<br />
Zeno; inscription on [a 2 r ]: ‘Monasterij S. Zenonis’.<br />
Contemporary inscriptions on the front pastedown: ‘Johannis<br />
Oº ntzinger’ and ‘Klara’. Duplicate from the Royal Library,<br />
Munich; ‘Duplum’and ‘Inc. Typ. 1275’ in brown ink on [a1 r ], also<br />
‘1390’ in pencil on [o 3 v ];‘654’ in pencil on a paper slip now pasted<br />
onto [a1 r ]. Anonymous Sotheby’s sale (27 Aug. 1841), lot 492.<br />
Purchased for »1. 10. 0; see Books Purchased (1841), 39.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. c. G5.1472.1.<br />
T-273 Turrecremata, Johannes de<br />
Expositio in psalmos.<br />
[a1 r ] Turrecremata, Johannes de: [Preface addressed to] Pius II,<br />
Pont. Max. Incipit: ‘[B]eatissimo patri . . . Perscrutanti mihi studiose<br />
psalmorum librum . . .’<br />
[a3 r ] Turrecremata, Johannes de: Expositio in psalmos. ‘Psalmus<br />
primus in quo describitur processus in beatitudinem’. Incipit:<br />
‘[B]eatus vir qui non abiit) a via recta recedendo (in consilio<br />
impiorum) prauis eorum machinacionibus consentiendo . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-270.<br />
Mainz: Peter Schoe¡er, 11 Sept. 1474. Folio.<br />
collation: [a^h 10 i 10+1 k^q 10 r 12 ].<br />
H *15698; Go¡ T-520; BMC I 31; Pr 105; BSB-Ink T-548; CIBN<br />
T-376; Hillard 1999; Sheppard 62^3. Micro¢che: Unit 1: Printing<br />
in Mainz to 1480, MA 91.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Bound with A-209(1); see there for details of binding and later<br />
provenance. Size of leaf: 277 ¿ 196 mm.<br />
Leaf [a1 r ], l.1:‘. . . cleme� ci||imo’; l. 2:‘. . . ioha� nes’; l. 3:‘. . . ep� s |ce� ’.<br />
[r 12 v ], l. 2:‘. . .Turrecremata ! expo|itio’.<br />
on [a 1 r ] and [a3 r ] principal initials are supplied in blue with<br />
reserved white decoration and red pen-work in¢ll and extensions,<br />
with light green colouring. Other initials and paragraph marks<br />
are supplied in red; capital strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: Acquired by 1605: see James, Catalogus (1605), 147.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 2.6(1).<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Avariant: [a1 r ], l.1:‘. . . cleme� ti||imo’; l. 2:‘. . . Ioha� nes’; l.3:‘. . . ep� s<br />
/ |ce� ’.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind- and gold-tooled blue morocco;<br />
gilt-edged leaves; marbled pastedowns; pink silk bookmark.<br />
Size: 296 ¿ 222 ¿ 36 mm. Size of leaf: 286 ¿ 195 mm.<br />
A leaf with bibliographical notes in Douce’s hand is inserted<br />
within the front endleaves.<br />
On [a3 r ] a seven-line initial ‘B’ is supplied in interlocked red and<br />
brown; other initials, some with reserved white decoration, paragraph<br />
marks, underlining of chapter headings, and line-¢llers are<br />
supplied in red; line-¢llers also in red and brown; round brackets,<br />
marking the texts of the Psalms, touched in red; capital strokes in<br />
red.<br />
Provenance: Early inscription on [a1 r ] ‘P [ ] > B.3’. Francis Douce<br />
(1757^1834); armorial book-plate. Bequeathed in 1834.<br />
shelfmark: Douce 227.<br />
T-274 Turrecremata, Johannes de<br />
Expositio in psalmos.<br />
r<br />
[a1 ] Turrecremata, Johannes de: [Preface addressed to] Pius II,<br />
Pont. Max. Incipit: ‘[B]eatissimo patri . . . Perscrutanti mihi studiose<br />
psalmorum librum . . .’<br />
r<br />
[a3 ] Turrecremata, Johannes de: Expositio in psalmos. ‘Psalmus<br />
primus in quo describitur processus in beatitudinem’. Incipit:<br />
‘[B]eatus vir qui non abiit) a via recta recedendo (in consilio<br />
impiorum) prauis eorum machinationibus consentiendo . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-270.<br />
Rome:Wolf Han, 21Feb. 1476. 4 o and folio. A close reprint, mostly<br />
page-for-page, of the edition Rome: Ulrich Han, 1470 (T-270)<br />
(BMC).<br />
collation: [a^c 10 d 12 e^m 10 n 12 o 10 p 12 q^t 10 v 8 ].<br />
H *15700; Go¡ T-521; BMC IV 74; Pr 3605; BSB-Ink T-550; CIBN<br />
T-378; Oates 1437^8; Sheppard 2858.<br />
COPY<br />
The innermost sheet of the last gathering is folio.<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century gold-tooled red morocco, with<br />
imprint information stamped in gold on two rectangular green<br />
leather labels on the spine. Gilt-edged leaves; marbled pastedowns.<br />
Size: 285 ¿ 201 ¿ 45 mm. Size of leaf: 277 ¿ 185 mm.
2558 turrecremata, johannes de<br />
[t-274^t-278<br />
On the verso of the front endleaf a note in MacCarthy Reagh’s<br />
hand: ‘Collationne¤ , complet, beau exemplaire sans de¡auts<br />
CMc’.<br />
On [a1 r ] an eight-line initial ‘B’ is supplied in interlocked red and<br />
blue. Other initials are supplied in red or blue; paragraph marks,<br />
underlining of chapter headings, and capital strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: Justin, comte MacCarthy Reagh (1744^1811); sale<br />
(1815), lot 160. Purchased for »2. 2. 0; see Books Purchased<br />
(1828), 28.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. Q sup. 2.28.<br />
T-275 Turrecremata, Johannes de<br />
Expositio in psalmos.<br />
Fragment.<br />
Mainz: Peter Schoe¡er, 4 Apr. 1478. Folio.<br />
collation: [a 12 b^s 10 t v 8 ].<br />
H *15701; Go¡ T-524; BMC I 34; Pr 115; BSB-Ink T-552; CIBN<br />
T-380; Hillard 2000; Sack, Freiburg, 3540; Sheppard 78.<br />
Micro¢che: Unit 1: Printing in Mainz to 1480, MA 116.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound in T-270; see there for details of binding and later provenance.<br />
Size of leaf: 282 ¿ 191 mm.<br />
A fragment consisting of [a4] only.<br />
An initial ‘B’ is supplied in blue with reserved white decoration;<br />
the area de¢ned by the letter is supplied in red with reserved<br />
white decoration in the shape of £owers coloured in blue, olive<br />
green, red, and yellow; with ¢ne £oral and foliate extensions into<br />
the margin. Another initial is supplied in red; paragraph marks<br />
supplied in red or blue; capital touched with yellow wash, quotations<br />
from the psalter underlined in red.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 4.21.<br />
T-276 Turrecremata, Johannes de<br />
Expositio in psalmos.<br />
A1 r Turrecremata, Johannes de: [Preface addressed to] Pius II,<br />
Pont. Max. Incipit: ‘[B]eatissimo patri . . . Perscrutanti mihi studiose<br />
psalmorum librum . . .’<br />
A3 r Turrecremata, Johannes de: Expositio in psalmos. ‘Psalmus<br />
primus in quo describitur processus in beatitudinem’. Incipit:<br />
‘[B]eatus vir qui non abiit) a via recta recedendo (in consilio<br />
impiorum) prauis eorum machinationibus consentiendo. . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-270.<br />
Poitiers: [Jean Bouyer], 17 Feb. 1480. Folio.<br />
collation: A 10 B^V 8 X 6 .<br />
Type: 104 G.168 leaves. 35 lines (A1 r ).Type area: 186 ¿ 118 mm (A1 r ).<br />
Leaf A1 r : ‘[bEati||imo] patri et clementi||imo domino pio |e= ><br />
[cundopont]i¢cimaximo.Johannes deturrecre= >[mata|abin]e� |is<br />
epi|copus. . . > . . . > [post humil]em recommendationem ad pedum<br />
> [o|cula beatorum. per|cru]tanti michi |tudio|e p|almok libruq<br />
v r<br />
> . . .’; A2 blank; A3 : ‘P|almus primus in quo de|cri= > bitur proce||us<br />
in beatitudine� . > [ ]EATUS VIR QUI NON a= > biit) a via<br />
recta recedendo . . .’; X5 r , colophon: ‘Reuerendi||imi cardinalis<br />
tituli |ancti Sixti domini ioha� > nis de Turre cremata expo|itio<br />
breuis et vtilis |uper toto p|al > terio In burgo sancti||imi hilarii<br />
maioris pictauis impre||a. > Anno dn� i. M.cccc.lxxx. xiii. kl’. mar-<br />
v<br />
cii feliciter e|t con|u� mata.’; X5 and X6 blank.<br />
HCR 15702; Go¡ T-525; Pr 8739; CIBN T-381; Sheppard 6788.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf X6. Initial cut away from A1; the text has<br />
been supplied in a seventeenth/eighteenth-century hand.<br />
Binding: Seventeenth-century blind-tooled calf, the spine<br />
stamped in gold with the title and ‘Convent Balmet.’ [Baume-<br />
Les-Moines, Jura]. Size: 275 ¿ 202 ¿ 37 mm. Size of leaf: 268 ¿<br />
187 mm.<br />
Pastedown consists of some ¢fteenth-century(?) manuscript fragment<br />
and two leaves from an early legal typographical specimen,<br />
covered by other white paper pastedowns.<br />
The margins of A3 r ^A9 v are ¢lled with early annotations, thoroughly<br />
washed out.<br />
On A3 r a ten-line initial ‘B’ is supplied in gold with a red ground<br />
with white pen-work decoration; the area de¢ned by the letter is<br />
decorated in blue with white pen-work decoration. Other initials<br />
and paragraph marks are supplied in red or blue; ruling in red.<br />
Provenance: Baume-Les-Moines, Jura, Benedictines (Cluniacs),<br />
S. Romanus; see binding. Friedrich Georg Hermann Culemann<br />
(£. 1870); sale (1870), lot 704. Sheppard records that this item<br />
was purchased in 1870; not identi¢ed in Library Bills (1870).<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 2Q inf. 2.80.<br />
T-277 Turrecremata, Johannes de<br />
Expositio in psalmos.<br />
a1 r Turrecremata, Johannes de: [Preface addressed to] Pius II, Pont.<br />
Max. Incipit: ‘[B]eatissimo patri . . . Perscrutanti mihi studiose<br />
psalmorum librum . . .’<br />
r<br />
a3 Turrecremata, Johannes de: Expositio in psalmos.‘Psalmus primus<br />
in quo describitur processus in beatitudinem’. Incipit:<br />
‘[B]eatus vir qui non abiit) a via recta recedendo (in consilio<br />
impiorum) prauis eorum machinationibus consentiendo. . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-270.<br />
[Turin]: Johannes Fabri Lingonensis, 29 Mar. 1482. Folio and 4 o .<br />
collation: a^s 8 t 6 u x 8 .<br />
HC 15705; Go¡ T-526; BMC VII 1054; Pr 7219; CIBN T-382;<br />
Sheppard 5953.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaves a 1 and x 8.<br />
Leaf i3 is quarto.<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century gold-tooled red morocco; giltedged<br />
leaves; marbled pastedowns; azure silk bookmark. Size:<br />
275 ¿ 206 ¿ 30 mm. Size of leaf: 269 ¿ 194 mm.<br />
‘1830 - Thorpe 1832’ in pencil on the verso of the front endleaf.<br />
Early manuscript foliation: 1^163.<br />
Provenance: Anonymous sale (8 Mar. 1847), lot 1065. Purchased<br />
for »0. 17. 0; see Books Purchased (1847), 35.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 6Q 4.11.<br />
T-278 Turrecremata, Johannes de<br />
Expositio in psalmos.<br />
a2 r Turrecremata, Johannes de: [Preface addressed to] Pius II,<br />
Pont. Max. Incipit: ‘[B]eatissimo patri . . . Perscrutanti mihi studiose<br />
psalmorum librum . . .’<br />
a3 r Turrecremata, Johannes de: Expositio in psalmos.‘Psalmus primus<br />
in quo describitur processus in beatitudinem’. Incipit:<br />
‘[B]eatus vir qui non abiit) a via recta recedendo (in consilio<br />
impiorum) prauis eorum machinationibus consentiendo. . .’
t-278^t-281] turrecremata, johannes de<br />
2559<br />
refs. SeeT-270.<br />
[Basel: Johann Amerbach, not after 1482]. Folio. Amerbach presented<br />
two copies of this book to the Basel Charterhouse in 1482.<br />
collation: a^o 8 p q 6 .<br />
HC *15689; Go¡ T-530; BMC III 747; Pr 7618; BSB-Ink T-554;<br />
CIBN T-383; Rhodes 1739; Sack, Freiburg, 3542; Sheppard 2416.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled calf; bound for the<br />
Bodleian Library. Blue-edged leaves. Size: 251 ¿ 184 ¿ 28 mm.<br />
Size of leaf: 243 ¿ 166 mm.<br />
A bibliographical note on a 1 r in a sixteenth-century hand: ‘ . . .<br />
anno 1513 Venetiis apud Lazarum Soardum’. Again on q 6 r , after<br />
the explicit, the same hand has added: ‘Venetiis 1513 apud<br />
Lazarum Soardum’.<br />
On a 2 r and a3 r three- and four-line Netherlandish(?) initials‘B’are<br />
supplied in blue within a square ground made of £oral red penwork<br />
decoration with £oral and foliate extensions into the margin;<br />
the £owers are coloured with yellow and green wash. Other<br />
initials and paragraph marks are supplied in red or blue; capital<br />
strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: Purchased in 1854, ‘by the Librarian’ for »0. 15. 0:<br />
see Library Bills (1851^55), 257; Books Purchased (1855), 32.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 6Q 4.47.<br />
T-279 Turrecremata, Johannes de<br />
Expositio in psalmos.<br />
r<br />
a1 [Title-page.] ‘Glosa psalterii’.<br />
a2 r Turrecremata, Johannes de: [Preface addressed to] Pius II,<br />
Pont. Max. Incipit: ‘[B]eatissimo patri . . . Perscrutanti mihi studiose<br />
psalmorum librum . . .’<br />
a2 v Turrecremata, Johannes de: Expositio in psalmos.‘Psalmus primus<br />
in quo describitur processus in beatitudinem’. Incipit:<br />
‘[B]eatus vir qui non abiit a via recta recedendo in consilio<br />
impiorum prauis eorum machinationibus consentiendo. . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-270.<br />
r<br />
p7 [Colophon.]<br />
p7 r [Alphabetical list of incipits of Psalms.]<br />
Strasbourg: [Printer of the 1483 Jordanus de Quedlinburg (Georg<br />
Husner)], 28 Sept. 1485. Folio.<br />
collation: a^d 8.6 e^n 6 o p 8 .<br />
HC *15706; Go¡ T-531; BMC I 133; Pr 599; BSB-Ink T-556; CIBN<br />
T-385; Sheppard 464.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with P-204(1); see there for details of binding, decoration,<br />
notes, and provenance. Size of leaf: 283 ¿ 194 mm.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. d. G3.4(2).<br />
T-280 Turrecremata, Johannes de<br />
Meditationes seu Contemplationes devotissimae.<br />
v<br />
[a1 ] Turrecremata, Johannes de: Meditationes seu<br />
Contemplationes devotissimae. ‘Meditationes . . . posite et<br />
depicte de ipsius mandato in ecclesie ambitu sancte Marie de<br />
Minerua Rome’. Incipit: ‘[O] Admiranda et laudanda tue dispensationis<br />
gratia . . .’ Without the last chapter.<br />
refs. See Kaeppeli III 24^42, no. 2736; Johannes de<br />
Turrecremata, Meditationes, Faksimile-Ausgabe des Erstdrucks<br />
von 1467 nach dem Exemplar der Stadtbibliothek Nu« rnberg, ed.<br />
H. Zirnbauer (Wiesbaden, 1968), 40 no. 2; L. Donati, ‘Escorso<br />
sulle Meditationes Johannis de Turrecremata (1467)’, Biblio¢lia,<br />
76 (1974), 1^34, at 30; Johannes Ro« ll, ‘Beobachtungen zu den<br />
Holzschnitten der ‘‘Meditationes’’ des Kardinals Juan de<br />
Torquemada’, Gb Jb 69 (1994), 50^9, at 50.<br />
Rome: Ulrich Han and Simon Nicolai Chardella, 17 Oct. 1473. 4 o .<br />
collation: [a^c 10 ]. Collation as Sheppard.<br />
34 woodcuts.<br />
HC *15724; Go¡ T-536; BMC IV 24; Pr 3357; BSB-InkT-560; CIBN<br />
T-388; Oates 1374; Sander 7404; Sheppard 2672.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the inserted leaf (26, between [b 10] and [c 1]) of the last<br />
gathering, bearing the woodcut of St Dominic; see note in BMC.<br />
Binding: A sewn text -block on unsupported structure, within<br />
early, sixteeenth-century(?), German long-stitch limp parchment<br />
bearing a manuscript title at the head of the upper cover and the<br />
inscriptions below, within eighteenth-century half calfover paper<br />
boards.The lost upper corner of the parchment lower cover has a<br />
laced patch repair. Patch and lacing consist of a noted twelfth/<br />
thirteenth-century manuscript on parchment. Remains of early<br />
simple sewing(?) at tail-edge centre of each gathering suggest<br />
gathering tackets, possibly Italian(?). A crease along the foreedge<br />
of the lower cover suggests that originally there was a foreedge<br />
£ap (perhaps a Roman feature, to hold the gatherings<br />
together when they were sent to Germany). Size: 313 ¿ 235 ¿<br />
17 mm. Size of leaf: 301 ¿ 222 mm.<br />
‘N. 13’ later deleted, in brown ink on the parchment front cover.<br />
Some verses in a contemporary hand in light brown ink, inside<br />
the upper cover. A few marginal notes, mainly extracting key<br />
words, adding pointing hands and initials, in an early German<br />
hand in brown ink. In the same hand, the ¢rst ¢ve leaves of gatherings<br />
are numbered1^5 in the lower right-hand corner ofthe rectos<br />
in brown ink; gatherings 2 and 3 are marked ‘2 us ’ and 3 tius ;<br />
catchwords, probably provided by a bookseller. On [c 9 v ], below<br />
the colophon:‘anno domini M.cccclxxiii’. A number ofearly quotations<br />
from classical authors inside the parchment rear cover.<br />
Some of the woodcuts are coloured.<br />
Provenance: Contemporary manuscript device on the parchment<br />
front cover and on [a1 r ]: a jar on a tripod, below: ‘X M X ><br />
Nulla calamitas sola > Jo. Hawssner de Winznech’. In a slightly<br />
later hand below:‘1555 RO F > O Mellinger’; a‘T’appears, slightly<br />
raised, between the ¢rst and second 5. Purchased for »8. 8. 0; see<br />
Books Purchased (1843), 49.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 6Q inf. 1.13.<br />
T-281 Turrecremata, Johannes de<br />
Meditationes seu Contemplationes devotissimae.<br />
[a1 r ] Turrecremata, Johannes de: Meditationes seu<br />
Contemplationes devotissimae. ‘Contemplaciones<br />
deuotissime . . .edite atque in parietibus circuitus Marie minerue<br />
nedum literarum caracteribus verum eciam ymaginum ¢gnris(!)<br />
ornatissime descripte atque depicte. Contemplacio prima est de<br />
mundi creacione’. Incipit: ‘[A]dmiranda et laudanda tue dispensacionis<br />
gracie . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-280.<br />
[Basel: Johannes Solidi (Schilling), c.1472^4]. Folio. On the reassignment<br />
of the press to Basel see Needham, ‘Cologne Partners’,<br />
126^7.
2560 turrecremata, johannes de<br />
[t-281^t-285<br />
collation: [a b 8 ].<br />
HC *15721; Go¡ T-537; BMC I 237 and note; Pr 1131; BSB-Ink<br />
T-561; CIBN T-389; Oates 618; Sack, Freiburg, 3544; Sheppard<br />
2403; Voullie¤ me, Ko« ln, 687.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf [a1].<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century half calf over black cloth; bound<br />
for the Bodleian Library. Size: 291 ¿ 216 ¿ 9 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 282 ¿ 200 mm.<br />
Initials, paragraph marks, and underlining of chapter headings<br />
are supplied in red; marginal extraction of key words from the<br />
chapter headings also in red, in the rubricator’s German hand.<br />
Provenance: Sheppard records that this item was purchased in<br />
1873.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 2.32.<br />
T-282 Turrecremata, Johannes de<br />
Meditationes seu Contemplationes devotissimae.<br />
[a1 v ] Turrecremata, Johannes de: Meditationes seu<br />
Contemplationes devotissimae. ‘Meditationes . . . posite et<br />
depicte de ipsius mandato in ecclesie ambitu sancte Marie de<br />
Minerua Rome’. Incipit: ‘[O] Admiranda et laudanda tue dispensationis<br />
gratia . . .’ Without the last chapter.<br />
refs. See T-280; Turrecremata, Meditationes, ed. Zirnbauer, 40<br />
no. 3; Donati, ‘Escorso sulle Meditationes’, 30^1; Ro« ll,<br />
‘Beobachtungen zu den Holzschnitten der ‘‘Meditationes’’ ’, 50.<br />
Rome: Ulrich Han, 9 Dec. 1478. 4 o .<br />
collation: [a b 10 c 10+1 ].<br />
Type: 125 G. 31 leaves, the last blank. 37 lines of text ([a9 r ]). Type<br />
r<br />
area: 229 ¿ 171 mm ([a9 ]). Capital spaces. 33 woodcuts.<br />
H *15725; Go¡ T-538; Pr 3377; BSB-Ink T-562; Sander 7405;<br />
Sheppard 2690.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf [c11].<br />
Binding: Eighteenth/nineteenth-century Italian half green morocco;<br />
bound for Boutourlin; green-edged leaves, pink pastedowns;<br />
pink silk bookmark. Size: 275 ¿ 203 ¿ 13 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 269 ¿ 200 mm.<br />
Pasted to the front endleaf are three letters regarding the presence<br />
ofthe woodcut of St Dominic in this edition: (1) from Emil Hirsch<br />
(bookseller, Munich), dated 8 Apr. 1931; (2) from A. Lardanchet<br />
(bookseller, Lyons), dated 5 Oct. 1957; (3) David Rogers’ reply to<br />
Lardanchet, dated11 Oct. 1957.<br />
Provenance: Dimitrij Petrovich, Count Boutourlin (1763^1829);<br />
armorial book-plate and shelfmark no. 226, see Catalogue<br />
(1831); purchased at his sale for »4. 0. 0: see sale catalogue (1839),<br />
lot 321, and Books Purchased (1840), 31.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 6Q 3.6.<br />
T-283 Turrecremata, Johannes de<br />
Meditationes seu Contemplationes devotissimae.<br />
Fragment.<br />
Mainz: Johann Neumeister, 3 Sept. 1479. Folio.<br />
collation: [a^e 8 f 8+1 ].<br />
34 woodcuts.<br />
HC *15726; Go¡ T-539; BMC I 43; Pr 155; BSB-Ink T-563; CIBN<br />
T-390; H. Presser, ‘Druckte Numeister die mainzer Agende von<br />
1480?’, Gb Jb (1958), 69^77; Schramm XIV, p. 9; Schreiber 5395;<br />
not in Sheppard.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with a large number of other miscellaneous fragments in a<br />
modern guard-book.<br />
Leaf [f9] only, containing the colophon. Size of fragment: 228 ¿<br />
152 mm.<br />
Provenance: Francis Douce (1757^1834). Bequeathed in 1834.<br />
shelfmark: Douce Fragm. b.1(37).<br />
T-284 Turrecremata, Johannes de<br />
Meditationes seu Contemplationes devotissimae.<br />
a1 r [Title-page.] ‘Meditationes. . . posite etdepicte de ipsius mandato<br />
in ecclesie ambitu sancte Marie de Minerua Rome’.<br />
v<br />
a1 Turrecremata, Johannes de: Meditationes seu Contemplationes<br />
devotissimae. Incipit: ‘[O] Admiranda et laudanda tue dispensationis<br />
gratia . . .’ Without the last chapter.<br />
refs. See T-280; Turrecremata, Meditationes, ed. Zirnbauer, 41<br />
no. 7; Donati, ‘Escorso sulle Meditationes’, 30^1; Ro« ll,<br />
‘Beobachtungen zu den Holzschnitten der ‘‘Meditationes’’’, 50.<br />
Rome: Stephan Plannck, 21 Aug. 1498. 4 o .<br />
collation: a^c 8 d 6 .<br />
33 woodcuts and woodcut initials.<br />
HC 15728; Go¡ T-541; BMC IV 100; Pr 3725; CIBN T-394; Sander<br />
7409; Sheppard 2981.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: Sixteenth-century gold-tooled calf, with gilt-edged<br />
leaves and manuscript title and author’s name along the foreedge.<br />
A gilt circular £oral centre-piece; a gilt bull stamp at each<br />
corner, and a repeated gilt £ower-petal stamp on the spine.<br />
Holes for strings. Size: 191 ¿ 135 ¿ 11 mm. Size of leaf: 187 ¿<br />
127 mm.<br />
Occasional marginal notes, mainly extracting key words on d 5 r ,<br />
and ‘nota’ marks in an early hand in brown ink. A table of contents<br />
on d6 v , in the same hand.<br />
Provenance: Francis Douce (1757^1834); armorial book-plate.<br />
Bequeathed in 1834.<br />
shelfmark: Douce 47.<br />
T-285 Turrecremata, Johannes de<br />
Quaestiones evangeliorum de tempore et de sanctis.<br />
r<br />
[a2 ] Turrecremata, Johannes de: Quaestiones evangeliorum de<br />
tempore et de sanctis. [Prologue addressed to] the College of<br />
Cardinals. Incipit: ‘[S]acro et colendissimo . . . Cogitanti michi<br />
quid de sudoribus mei studii . . .’<br />
v<br />
[a2 ] Turrecremata, Johannes de: Quaestiones evangeliorum de<br />
tempore et de sanctis. [Also known as Collationes super evangeliis<br />
de tempore et de sanctis.] Incipit:‘In prima dominica aduentus<br />
apud fratres predicatores dicitur illud euangelium Matheii . . .’<br />
refs. See Kaeppeli III 24^42, no. 2735.<br />
Rome: Johannes Schurener de Bopardia, 30 Apr. 1477. Folio.<br />
collation: [a^o 10 p 8 q^z 10 h 12 ].<br />
C 5891; Go¡ T-544; BMC IV 58; Pr 3496; CIBN T-395; Sheppard<br />
2798.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting the blank leaf [a 1].
t-285^t-288] turrecremata, johannes de<br />
2561<br />
Binding: Eighteenth/nineteenth-century quarter calf over green<br />
marbled pasteboards, with imprint information stamped in gold<br />
on the £at spine. Red-edged leaves and manuscript title along the<br />
upper and lower (here upside down) edge. Size: 293 ¿ 218 ¿<br />
48 mm. Size of leaf: 290 ¿ 207 mm.<br />
A manuscript table of contents on six leaves at the end in a contemporary<br />
humanist hand, probably Italian, in brown ink. In the<br />
same hand a few marginal notes, mainly extracting key words, but<br />
also providing corrections to the text and manuscript foliation:1^<br />
238.<br />
Provenance: Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex (1773^1843);<br />
book-plate with handwritten shelfmark ‘W.e.14’: see Lee, Royal<br />
Bookplates, 40^1 no. 23; sale, pt I, lot 4094. Purchased as item 2,<br />
with item 1 (A-477) for »0. 10. 6; see Books Purchased (1844), 3<br />
(listed under item 1).<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 6Q inf. 1.33.<br />
T-286 Turrecremata, Johannes de<br />
Quaestiones evangeliorum de tempore et de sanctis.<br />
[a2 r ] [Table of contents.]<br />
r<br />
[c2 ] Turrecremata, Johannes de: Quaestiones evangeliorum de<br />
tempore et de sanctis. [Prologue addressed to] the College of<br />
Cardinals. Incipit: ‘[S]acro et colendissimo . . . Cogitanti mihi<br />
quid de sudoribus mei studii . . .’<br />
[c3 r ] Turrecremata, Johannes de: Quaestiones evangeliorum de<br />
tempore et de sanctis. Incipit: ‘In prima dominica aduentus apud<br />
fratres predicatores dicitur illud euangelium Matheii . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-285.<br />
Cologne: [Petrus in Altis (Bergmann?), de Olpe], 23 Aug. 1478.<br />
Folio.<br />
collation: [a b 6 c^y A^M 8 N O 6 ].<br />
HC 15710; Go¡ T-545; BMC I 252; Pr 1233; CIBN T-396; Oates 683;<br />
Sheppard 913; Voullie¤ me, Ko« ln, 689.<br />
COPY<br />
The table is bound at the end.Wanting the blank leaf [c1].<br />
Binding: Eighteenth-century(?) mottled blind-tooled (¢llets) calf<br />
over wooden boards, with two metal clasps and catches.<br />
Manuscript title and shelfmark ‘L 3 N (?)’ in red and brown ink<br />
on a rectangular paper label pasted at the tail of the spine.<br />
Sprinkled blue-edged leaves. Scar of an index tab on [c 2]. Size:<br />
287 ¿ 216 ¿ 58 mm. Size of leaf: 270 ¿ 185 mm.<br />
A few marginal notes, mainly ‘nota’ marks and interlinear notes,<br />
mainly providing corrections to the text, in an early German hand<br />
in brown ink.<br />
Principal initials are supplied in red with reserved white decoration.<br />
Other initials and paragraph marks are supplied in red; capital<br />
strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: Georg Franz Burkhard Klo� (1787^1854); booklabel;<br />
sale (1835), lot 3773*. J. T. Hand (£. 1834^1837); signature<br />
dated 1835 on front endleaf; purchased at his sale, (1837), lot 260,<br />
for »0. 4. 0; see Books Purchased (1837), 38.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 6Q 2.15.<br />
T-287 Turrecremata, Johannes de<br />
Quaestiones evangeliorum de tempore et de sanctis.<br />
[a2 r ] Turrecremata, Johannes de: Quaestiones evangeliorum de<br />
tempore et de sanctis. [Prologue addressed to] the College of<br />
Cardinals. Incipit: ‘[S]acro et colendissimo . . . Cogitanti mihi<br />
quid de sudoribus mei studii . . .’<br />
r<br />
[a3 ] Turrecremata, Johannes de: Quaestiones evangeliorum de<br />
tempore et de sanctis. Incipit: ‘In prima dominica aduentus apud<br />
fratres predicatores dicitur illud euangelium Matheii . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-285.<br />
[z8 v ] [First colophon.]<br />
[M9 v ] [Second colophon.]<br />
Nuremberg: Friedrich Creussner, 1478. Folio. In two parts, both<br />
dated 1478.<br />
collation: Part I: [a 10 b^z 8 ]; part II: [A 10 B^K 8 L M 10 ].<br />
H *15711 (incl. HCR 15712); Go¡ T-546; BMC II 450; Pr 2144;<br />
BSB-InkT-565; CIBN T-397 Oates 1055; Sheppard 1577.<br />
COPY<br />
Part II only.<br />
Binding: Nineteenth-century grey paper boards; watermarks of<br />
endpapers: a lion rampant above the lettering WALDSE > ZEL.<br />
Lower and upper edge and part of the fore-edge yellow. A leather<br />
index tab dyed red on [A2]. Size: 300 ¿ 213 ¿ 27 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 287 ¿ 202 mm.<br />
A quotation in an early hand, in brown ink, on [A 1 r ]. Some marginal<br />
notes, mainly extraction of saints’ names or key words, and<br />
some structuring of the text in the rubricator’s hand, in red or<br />
green ink. A few other marginal notes, mainly extracting key<br />
words and adding pointing hands, in another early hand in<br />
brown ink.<br />
On [A2 r ] a six-line initial ‘A’ is supplied in red with red and green<br />
pen-work decoration. In some other parts of the book initials,<br />
paragraph marks, and underlining of biblical quotations are supplied<br />
in red or, less often, in green; capital strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: Probably Vienna, Dominicans, S. Maria; see<br />
C-046. Purchased for »0. 9. 0; see Books Purchased (1851), 70.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 6Q 5.19.<br />
T-288 Turrecremata, Johannes de<br />
Quaestiones evangeliorum de tempore et de sanctis.<br />
[*1 r ] [Title-page and noti¢cation of privilege.] ‘Questiones super<br />
euangeliis totius anni’.<br />
v<br />
[* 1 ] Britannicus, Gregorius: [Letter addressed to] the reader.<br />
Incipit: ‘[Q]anta crudelitate usa fueris . . .’<br />
[*2 r ] ‘<strong>Tabula</strong>’. Arranged according to the liturgical year for the<br />
Dominican order.<br />
r<br />
a1 Turrecremata, Johannes de: Quaestiones evangeliorum de tempore<br />
et de sanctis. [Prologue addressed to] the College of<br />
Cardinals. Incipit: ‘[S]acro et colendissimo . . . Cogitanti mihi<br />
quid de sudoribus mei studii . . .’<br />
a2 r Turrecremata, Johannes de: Quaestiones evangeliorum de tempore<br />
et de sanctis. Incipit: ‘In prima dominica aduentus apud fratres<br />
predicatores dicitur illud euangelium Matheii . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-285.<br />
Brescia: Angelus Britannicus, 2 June 1498. 4 o and 8 o .<br />
collation: [*] 6 a^v 8 . Gathering [*] numbered ‘ij iij’, but not<br />
signed.<br />
Woodcut initials.<br />
HC 15718; Go¡ T-548; BMC VII 980; Pr 6997; Oates 2627; Rhodes<br />
1741; Sack, Freiburg, 3550; Sheppard 5794.<br />
COPY<br />
Wanting sheet g 4.5.The title-page is mounted.
2562 turrecremata, johannes de<br />
[t-288^t-290<br />
Binding: Sixteenth/seventeenth-century blind-tooled parchment,<br />
the centre-piece containing the initials ‘G M > R F’.<br />
Imprint information stamped in gold within a frame made of<br />
double ¢llets at the head of the spine. Red-edged leaves. Size:<br />
194 ¿ 136 ¿ 23 mm. Size of leaf: 184 ¿ 125 mm.<br />
Marginal notes, mainly extracting key words, some structuring of<br />
the text, and a correction, on d8 v only, in an early Italian hand in<br />
brown ink.<br />
Provenance: Reggio Emilia, Emilia Romagna, Dominicans, S.<br />
Dominicus (sixteenth century); inscription on d6 r and v8 v : ‘Hic<br />
est conuentus sancti Dominicj de Reggio’. Unidenti¢ed stamped<br />
monogram EC on [*1 v ]. J. Scott; oval printed label inside front<br />
cover. Richard Gibbings (1813^1888); sale (1885), lot 1291; purchased<br />
at the sale for »0. 6. 0; see Library Bills.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 4Q 6.6.<br />
T-289 Turrecremata, Johannes de<br />
Quaestiones evangeliorum de tempore et de sanctis, et al.<br />
a2 r ‘Prologus’. Incipit: ‘[C]um ad pleniorem cognitionem rei ordo<br />
deducat . . .’<br />
r<br />
a2 ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> thematum’. Arranged according to the liturgical year for<br />
the Dominican order.<br />
r<br />
d7 ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> alphabetica’.<br />
v<br />
e9 ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> materie applicabilis siue £oris theologie secundum ordinem<br />
alphabeti’.<br />
r<br />
f1 [Nicolaus de Byard: Summa de abstinentia.] ‘Materia aurea enucleata<br />
ex originalibus virtutum et vitiorum £os theologie nuncupata<br />
secundum ordinem alphabeti pro sermonibus applicabilis<br />
tam de tempore quam de sanctis totius anni’. [Also known as<br />
Dictionarius pauperum or Flos theologiae.] Incipit:<br />
‘[A]bstinentia est duplex. Detestabilis et laudabilis . . .’ See<br />
Bloom¢eld 1841; Kaeppeli III 148^53, no. 3046; Stegmu« ller,<br />
Repertorium biblicum, 5695; A. Wilmart, ‘Note sur les plus<br />
anciens recueils de distinctions bibliques’, in Me¤ morial Lagrange<br />
(Paris, 1940), 335^46, at 343^6 nos 7^8.<br />
AA1 r ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> questionum’. Arranged according to the liturgical<br />
year for the Dominican order.<br />
AA10 v Turrecremata, Johannes de: Quaestiones evangeliorum de<br />
tempore et de sanctis. [Prologue addressed to] the College of<br />
Cardinals. Incipit: ‘[S]acro et colendissimo . . . Cogitanti mihi<br />
quid de sudoribus mei studii . . .’<br />
r<br />
BB1 Turrecremata, Johannes de: Quaestiones evangeliorum de<br />
tempore et de sanctis. Incipit: ‘In prima dominica aduentus apud<br />
fratres predicatores dicitur illud euangelium Matheii . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-285.<br />
[Vienne]: Eberhard Frommolt, 24 July 1481. Folio.<br />
collation: a 10 b c 8 d d^f 10 g^z 8 AA 10 BB^HH A^D 8 E 6 F^H 10 I^<br />
X 8 Y 10 .<br />
HC *15716; Go¡ T-551; BMC VIII 374; not in Pr; BSB-Ink T-567;<br />
CIBN T-398; Sack, Freiburg, 3545; not in Sheppard.<br />
COPY<br />
Part II only, containing Turrecremata.<br />
Binding: Fifteenth/sixteenth-century quarter pigskin over bevelled<br />
wooden boards, blind-tooled with two di¡erent £oral and<br />
decorative rolls; two clasps and catches removed. Early manuscript<br />
title at the head of the spine in brown ink. Sprinkled rededged<br />
leaves. Leather index tab dyed green on M2. Size: 293 ¿<br />
206 ¿ 54 mm. Size of leaf: 287 ¿ 190 mm.<br />
A few marginal notes, mainly extracting key words, adding folio<br />
numbers to the table of contents, and foliation now only partially<br />
visible: 1^235, in an early German hand in brown ink.<br />
Initials and paragraph marks are supplied in red.<br />
Provenance: Rottenbuch, Bavaria, Augustinian Canons, S.<br />
Maria; inscription on AA 1 r : ‘Sum B.V. Mariae in Rottenbuech’<br />
and on the verso of the front endleaf: ‘N. 205’. Duplicate from<br />
the Royal Library, Munich; ‘Duplum’ in brown ink on front endleaf.<br />
Albert Ehrman (1890^1969); armorial book-plate; accession<br />
no. ‘R 654’. Purchased by Ehrman in 1949 from Lathrop<br />
Colgate Harper for »50. Blue donation book-plate dated 17 Mar.<br />
1949 from A[lbert] and R. Ehrman to J[ohn] P. W. E[hrman].<br />
Purchased at the Broxbourne Sale (1978), lot 675, through<br />
Quaritch, for »209; see ledger (1977/8), no. 945.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. d. F6.1481.1.<br />
T-290 Turrecremata, Johannes de<br />
Quaestiones evangeliorum de tempore et de sanctis, et al.<br />
12 r [Prologue.] Incipit: ‘[C]um ad pleniorem cognitionem rei ordo<br />
deducat . . .’<br />
r<br />
12 ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> thematum’. Arranged according to the liturgical year for<br />
the Dominican order.<br />
38 v ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> alphabetica’.<br />
r<br />
58 ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> materie’.<br />
A1 r [Nicolaus de Byard: Summa de abstinentia.] ‘Materia aurea<br />
enucleata ex originalibus virtutum et vitiorum £os theologie nuncupata<br />
secundum ordinem alphabeti pro sermonibus applicabilis<br />
tam de tempore quam de sanctis totius anni’. Incipit:<br />
‘[A]bstinentia est duplex. Detestabilis et laudabilis . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-289.<br />
r<br />
[* 2 ] ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> questionum’. Arranged according to the liturgical year<br />
for the Dominican order.<br />
a1 r Turrecremata, Johannes de: Quaestiones evangeliorum de tempore<br />
et de sanctis. [Prologue addressed to] the College of<br />
Cardinals. Incipit: ‘[S]acro et colendissimo . . . Cogitanti mihi<br />
quid de sudoribus mei studii . . .’<br />
v<br />
a1 Turrecremata, Johannes de: Quaestiones evangeliorum de tempore<br />
et de sanctis. Incipit: ‘In prima dominica aduentus apud fratres<br />
predicatores dicitur illud euangelium Matheii . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-285.<br />
[Basel: Johann Amerbach, not after 28 Sept. 1481]. Folio. A copy<br />
at Frankfurt am Main has a rubricator’s date of 28 Sept. 1481<br />
(ISTC).<br />
collation: 1 10 2 8 3 10 4 5 8 A^K 10.8 L 10 M 12 [* 8 ] a^v 10.8 x 6 .<br />
HC *15714; Go¡ T-553; BMC III 747; Pr 7566; BSB-Ink T-568;<br />
CIBN T-399; Sack, Freiburg, 3546^8; Sheppard 2414.<br />
COPY<br />
Nicolaus de Byard only.<br />
Binding: Contemporary German blind-tooled calf over wooden<br />
boards, with two metal catches and remains of clasp. Yellowedged<br />
leaves. On the upper cover, triple ¢llets form a triple<br />
frame.Within the outer frame a repeated rectangular foliate sta¡<br />
stamp. No stamps within the following frame.The inner rectangle<br />
is decorated with repeated £euron and small six-petalled £ower<br />
stamps. On the lower cover, triple ¢llets form a double frame.<br />
Within the outer frame a repeated rosette stamp. Diagonal quintuple<br />
¢llets divide the inner rectangle into lozenge-shaped and triangular<br />
compartments, decorated with the rosette stamp. Size:<br />
292 ¿ 200 ¿ 53 mm. Size of leaf: 282 ¿ 191 mm.
t-290^t-292] turrecremata, johannes de<br />
2563<br />
A few marginal notes in the tables of contents only, structuring<br />
the text, in an early German hand in brown ink.<br />
Initials, paragraph marks, and underlining of chapter headings<br />
are supplied in red.<br />
Provenance: Danzig, Senate Library; engraved armorial bookplate,<br />
inscribed: ‘Ex Bibliotheca Senatus Gedanensis’<br />
(Warnecke no. 365). Purchased for »1. 1. 0; see Books Purchased<br />
(1842), 42.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 6Q 3.47.<br />
T-291 Turrecremata, Johannes de<br />
Quaestiones evangeliorum de tempore et de sanctis, et al.<br />
11 r [Title-page.] ‘Questiones euangeliorum tam de tempore quam de<br />
sanctis’.<br />
12 r [Prologue.] Incipit: ‘[C]um ad pleniorem cognitionem rei ordo<br />
deducat . . .’<br />
r<br />
12 ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> thematum’. Arranged according to the liturgical year for<br />
the Dominican order.<br />
37 v ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> alphabetica’.<br />
48 r ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> materie’.<br />
r<br />
a1 [Nicolaus de Byard: Summa de abstinentia.] ‘Materia aurea<br />
enucleata ex originalibus virtutum et viciorum £os theologie nuncupata<br />
secundum ordinem alphabeti pro sermonibus applicabilis<br />
tam de tempore quam de sanctis totius anni’. Incipit:<br />
‘[A]bstinentia est duplex. Detestabilis et laudabilis . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-289.<br />
r<br />
o1 ‘<strong>Tabula</strong> questionum’.<br />
p1 r Turrecremata, Johannes de: Quaestiones evangeliorum de tempore<br />
et de sanctis. [Prologue addressed to] the College of<br />
Cardinals. Incipit: ‘[S]acro et colendissimo . . . Cogitanti mihi<br />
quid de sudoribus mei studii . . .’<br />
p1 v Turrecremata, Johannes de: Quaestiones evangeliorum de tempore<br />
et de sanctis. Incipit: ‘In prima dominica aduentus apud fratres<br />
predicatores dicitur illud euangelium Matheii . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-285.<br />
[Strasbourg: Printer of the 1483 Jordanus de Quedlinburg (Georg<br />
Husner), not after 24 Mar. 1485]. Folio. As dated by BSB-Ink;<br />
Sheppard and CIBN date [c.1485], Sack [c.1484/5].<br />
collation: 1 8 2 6 3^5 a b 8 c^m 6.8 n 8 o^z 6.8 A^E 6 F^I 8.6 K^N 8 .<br />
HC *15713; Go¡ T-554; BMC I 136; Pr 634; BSB-Ink T-569; CIBN<br />
T-401; Rhodes 1742; Sack, Freiburg, 3549; Sheppard 465.<br />
COPY<br />
Binding: The damaged upper and lower covers of contemporary<br />
German blind-tooled leather (Augsburg, Kyri� workshop no. 81)<br />
over wooden boards have been relaid on nineteenth-century<br />
blind-tooled calf, for the Bodleian Library; rebacked. Two clasps<br />
and catches missing. Remains of a rectangular label at the head of<br />
the upper cover. Another rectangular paper label bearing a shelfmark<br />
‘M (?)’ at the head of the spine. Early manuscript title in<br />
brown ink, across the lower edge. Triple ¢llets form a quadruple<br />
frame. Within the outer frame no stamps. Within the following<br />
frame cresting and £oral rolls. Within the following frame a roll<br />
of animals, trees, fences. In the inner rectangle curved-outline<br />
tools make up merrythoughts, decorated with thistle and £oral<br />
stamps; see Kyri� pl. 165, nos 3 and 4; for a similar binding see<br />
J-053. Size: 309 ¿ 215 ¿ 70 mm. Size of leaf: 298 ¿ 190 mm.<br />
A few marginal notes, mainly extraction of key words and biblical<br />
quotations, in an early German hand that also wrote one of the<br />
ownership notes fromWimpfen.<br />
Initials are supplied in red.<br />
Provenance: Wimpfen, Baden-Wu« rttemberg, Dominicans,<br />
Sancta Crux; inscriptions on 1 1 r and 12 r in two di¡erent early<br />
hands: ‘Conuentus Wimpinensis Ordinis Praedicatorum’.<br />
‘Pertinet plebano in ossenna qui(?) accomodauit nunc anno<br />
domini 1.5.x. sed anno domini 1.5.17 dono dedit ad [ ]’. Date of<br />
acquisition unknown; c.1884 to judge by the shelfmark.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 3Q 5.23.<br />
T-292 Turrecremata, Johannes de<br />
Summa de ecclesia contra impugnatores potestatis summi<br />
ponti¢cis (ed. Johannes Monissart).<br />
[*1 v ] ‘Capitula’.<br />
[a1 v ] Scoptius, Hieronymus: [Letter addressed to] the reader.<br />
Incipit: ‘Deus ita dilexit ecclesiam . . .’ Dated 1489.<br />
r<br />
[a2 ] Turrecremata, Johannes de: Summa de ecclesia contra<br />
impugnatores potestatis summi ponti¢cis. Edited by Johannes<br />
Monissart, as stated in Scoptius’ letter. [Prologue.] Incipit: ‘ ‘‘[E]n<br />
lectulum Salomonis ambiunt sexaginta fortes . . .’’ Canticorum iii<br />
[Ct 3,7]. Inter cetera singularis dilectionis signa . . .’<br />
[a2 v ] Turrecremata, Johannes de: Summa de ecclesia contra<br />
impugnatores potestatis summi ponti¢cis. Incipit: ‘[D]e ecclesia<br />
cum adiutorio omnipotentis dei locuturi . . . consummauimus<br />
ingentes illi gratias o¡erentes dicimus tibi laus . . .’<br />
refs. See Kaeppeli III 24^42, no. 2730.<br />
Rome: Eucharius Silber, 27 Apr. 1489. Folio.<br />
collation: [* 4 a^e 8 f 6 g^m 8.8.6 n^q 8 r 6 s 8 t 6 v^y 8 z 6 A B 8 C 6 D 8 E<br />
F 6 ].<br />
HC *15730; Go¡ T-555; BMC IV 109; not in Pr; BSB-Ink T-571;<br />
CIBN T-402; Hillard 2003; Oates 1535; Rhodes 1743; Sheppard<br />
3032.<br />
COPY<br />
The table begins on the verso of the ¢rst leaf, the recto being<br />
blank.<br />
Leaf [F6 r ], l. 2:‘ð Primu� vacat’, as Oates, not as BMC.<br />
Binding: Contemporary German blind-tooled leather over<br />
wooden boards, rebacked. Two clasps and catches, ¢ve bosses on<br />
the upper cover and two on the lower cover lost. Formerly<br />
chained: staple-marks of a hasp at head of lower cover. Edges<br />
protected at the corners with a metal strip. Parchment index<br />
tabs. Triple ¢llets form a double frame.Within the outer frame a<br />
large circular rosette stamp, a very small circular £oral stamp,<br />
and a circular sun with rays stamp; a di¡erent circular rosette<br />
stamp at each corner. Diagonal triple ¢llets divide the inner rectangle<br />
into lozenge-shaped and triangular compartments, each<br />
decorated with a lozenge-shaped £eur-de-lis, a circular lion<br />
stamp, or a circular £oral stamp. Size: 425 ¿ 293 ¿ 55 mm. Size<br />
of leaf: 425 ¿ 272 mm.<br />
Occasional marginal notes extracting key words in an early hand<br />
in brown ink. Also, on [F 6 v ], the following quotation:<br />
‘Hieronimus > Ama scientiam scripturarum et vitia non amabis’.<br />
Early signatures partially visible.<br />
Principal initials are supplied in blue with reserved white decoration<br />
¢lled in in red, within a square ground made of ¢ne red penwork<br />
decoration coloured with green wash and with extension<br />
into the margin. Other initials and underlining of chapter headings<br />
are supplied in red; capital strokes in red.
2564 turrecremata, johannes de<br />
[t-292^t-293<br />
Provenance: Henricus Gruingius (¢fteenth century). Emmerich,<br />
Observant Franciscans; inscription on [a1 v ]: ‘R. p. Dominus<br />
Henricus Gruingius Decanus Embricensis \ de kalkar oriundus<br />
/ dedit hunc librum de pape potestate dictum Summa<br />
Reuerendissimi D. Cardinalis Johannis de turre Cremata<br />
Conuentui fratrum Minorum S. francisci de Obseruantia sito<br />
extra muros dicti opidi Embricensis ut fratres orent pro salute<br />
anime eius amen’. George Dunn (1865^1912); book-plate; purchased<br />
in 1898; note in his hand on the now detached parchment<br />
front pastedown; sale (22 Nov. 1917), lot 3848. Purchased at his<br />
sale for »3. 5. 0; see BQR 2,18 (1918), 141.<br />
shelfmark: Inc. b. I2.1489.1.<br />
T-293 Turrecremata, Johannes de<br />
Summa de ecclesia contra impugnatores potestatis summi<br />
ponti¢cis (ed. Johannes Monissart), et al.<br />
[*1 r ] [Title-page.]<br />
v<br />
[* 1 ] Badius Ascensius, Jodocus: [Letter addressed to] Ludovicus<br />
Pot, ‘Tornacensis episcopus’; not in Gams, nor Eubel. Incipit:<br />
‘Mirabere forsitan venerande presul quenam mihi dedititiorum<br />
tuorum minimo ad excellentiam tuam scribendi . . .’ Date Lyons,<br />
20 Sept.1496.<br />
[*2 r ] [Introduction to the table of contents.] Incipit: ‘Ad sequentis<br />
summe de ecclesia . . .’<br />
r<br />
[* 2 ] [Table of contents in alphabetical order.]<br />
a1 r Turrecremata, Johannes de: Summa de ecclesia contra<br />
impugnatores potestatis summi ponti¢cis. Edited by Johannes<br />
Monissart, as stated in Badius’ letter. ‘Summa de ecclesia’.<br />
[Prologue.] Incipit:‘ ‘‘[E]n lectulum Salomonis ambiunt sexaginta<br />
fortes . . .’’ Canticorum iii [Ct 3,7]. Inter cetera singularis dilectionis<br />
signa . . .’<br />
a1 v Turrecremata, Johannes de: Summa de ecclesia contra<br />
impugnatores potestatis summi ponti¢cis. Incipit: ‘[D]e ecclesia<br />
cum adiutorio omnipotentis dei locuturi . . . consummauimus<br />
ingentes illi gratias o¡erentes dicimus tibi laus . . .’<br />
refs. SeeT-292.<br />
I9 v [First colophon.]<br />
v<br />
I9 ‘Registrum’.<br />
Aa1 r Turrecremata, Johannes de: LXXIII quaestiones in potestate<br />
et auctoritate Papali ex sententiis Sancti Thomae [addressed to]<br />
Cardinal Julianus [Cesarini. Also known as Flores sententiarum<br />
beati Thomae de auctoritate summi ponti¢cis.] ‘Tractatus compendiosissimi<br />
septuagintatrium questionum super potestate et<br />
auctoritate papali . . . prefatio’. Incipit: ‘[M]andasti reuerendissime<br />
pater et domine prestantissime domine Juliane . . .’<br />
Aa1 r Turrecremata, Johannes de: LXXIII quaestiones in potestate<br />
et auctoritate Papali ex sententiis Sancti Thomae.‘Questio prima’.<br />
Incipit: ‘Questio prima est vtrum supra episcopos aliquis dandus<br />
sit superior in ecclesia. Ad hanc questionem respondet sanctus<br />
Thomas a⁄rmatiue . . . medio subtrahat . . .’<br />
refs. See Kaeppeli III 31, no. 2714.<br />
Aa8 r [Second colophon.] Incipit: ‘Expliciunt £ores sententiarum<br />
beati Thome de Aquino de auctoritate summi ponti¢cis collecti<br />
per magistrum Johannem de Turrecremata in concilio<br />
Basilien[si]. anno domini [1437] . . .’<br />
Lyons: JohannesTrechsel, 1496. Folio. In two parts. Both are dated<br />
20 Sept.1496.<br />
collation: [*] 6 a^h 8 i 6 k^z 8 A^H 8 I 10 Aa 8 . Gathering [*] numbered<br />
‘2 3 4’, but not signed.<br />
HC *15732 (incl. H *1422); Go¡ T-556; BMC VIII 299; Pr 8608;<br />
BSB-Ink T-572; CIBN T-403; Hillard 2004; Oates 3218; Rhodes<br />
1744; Sack, Freiburg, 3551; Sheppard 6671.<br />
FIRST COPY<br />
Binding: Seventeenth-century blind-tooled mottled calf; the<br />
gold stamp of the Bodleian Library on both covers. Formerly<br />
chained: staple-marks of a hasp at the head of the upper cover.<br />
Sprinkled red-edged leaves. Size: 280 ¿ 200 ¿ 50 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 266 ¿ 180 mm.<br />
Occasional marginal notes, mainly ‘nota’ marks and structuring<br />
of the text; on [* 5 r ] the note:‘Lege ac mala recusa’and a few other<br />
short notes and scribbles in an early hand, possibly English, in<br />
brown ink.<br />
Provenance: John Ponett (£. 1554); inscriptions on [* 1 r ]: ‘Jo.<br />
Ponett’and Aa8 r :‘Joannes Ponetus1554’. Probably the copy listed<br />
in the Benefactors’ Register I 170, presented in 1607 by John<br />
Reynolds (1549^1607); certainly in the Library by 1620; see<br />
James, Catalogus (1620), 501.<br />
Former Bodleian shelfmarks: T 5. 15 Th.; T 10. 10 Th. (‘10’ in<br />
white at the head of the spine and in black across the fore-edge).<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 1Q 4.16.<br />
SECOND COPY<br />
Binding: Contemporary German (Bamberg, Dominicans),<br />
blind-tooled pigskin over wooden boards; with one metal catch,<br />
inscribed ‘MARIA’, another catch and two clasps lost. Formerly<br />
chained: staple-marks of a hasp at the head ofthe lower cover.‘88’<br />
and manuscript title in brown ink in a contemporary hand at the<br />
head of the upper cover and across the spine. Later manuscript<br />
imprint information on rectangular paper labels pasted to the<br />
spine. On both covers triple ¢llets form a double frame. On the<br />
upper cover, the outer frame bears a legend in stamped bold<br />
majuscule characters: ‘MEMORARE >> NOVISSIMA TVA ET<br />
>> INETERNUM >> NON PECCABIS’; in the central panel<br />
curved-outline tools make up merrythoughts, each decorated<br />
with a £euron. On the lower cover the outer frame is decorated<br />
with stamps of a foliate sta¡ and of a rosette; the central panel as<br />
above. Size: 294 ¿ 210 ¿ 58 mm. Size of leaf: 280 ¿ 198 mm.<br />
Notes in pencil in Dunn’s hand on the front pastedown. Some<br />
marginal notes, mainly extracting key words and structuring the<br />
text, in a contemporary German hand in brown and red ink.<br />
Cutting from an auction catalogue for this copy, sold for »18. 18.<br />
0, is pasted on the front pastedown.<br />
Initials, paragraph marks, and underlining of chapter headings<br />
are supplied in red; capital strokes in red.<br />
Provenance: Bamberg, Bavaria, Dominicans; inscription on<br />
[*1 r ]: ‘Conuentus Bambergensis ordinis predicatorum’. George<br />
Dunn (1865^1912), 1899; printed label; F. Jenkinson, A List of<br />
the Incunabula Collected by George Dunn Arranged to Illustrate<br />
the History of Printing (Oxford, 1923), no. 1223; sale (1914), lot<br />
1685. Ernst Philip Goldschmidt (1887^1954); ‘E.P.G. > 44’ in red<br />
ink on the front pastedown. Albert Ehrman (1890^1969); armorial<br />
book-plate; purchased from Goldschmidt in1940 for »12.10.0;<br />
accession no.‘2080’. Presented in 1978 by John Ehrman.<br />
shelfmark: Broxb. 19.7.
t-294^t-296] tyndarus de perusio<br />
2565<br />
T-294 Tygrinus, Nicolaus<br />
Oratio Lucensium ad AlexandrumVI papam habita pro<br />
obedientia praestanda.<br />
[a1 r ] Tygrinus, Nicolaus: Oratio Lucensium pro obedientia praestanda<br />
[addressed to] AlexanderVI, Pont. Max.‘Lucensium oratio<br />
luculentissima . . . maximo Alexandro sexto per Nicolaum<br />
Tygrinum Lucensem utriusque iuris doctorem elegantissime<br />
habita in consistorio publico pro obedientia praestanda’. Incipit:<br />
‘[V]ereor beatissime pater ne dum ciuitatis nostrae mandata exequimur<br />
. . .’ Dated 26 Oct. 1492.<br />
refs. See C. F. Bu« hler,‘The Earliest Editions of the Oratio (1492)<br />
by NicolausTygrinus’, Gb Jb (1975), 97^9, at 97 n.1for biographical<br />
information; also G. Simonetti, ‘I biogra¢ di Castruccio<br />
Castracani degli Antelminelli’, Studi storici, 2 (1893), 1^24, at 1<br />
n. 2.<br />
[Rome: Stephan Plannck, after 26 Oct. 1492]. 4 o .<br />
collation: [a 4 ].<br />
Woodcut initial.<br />
HC (+ Addenda) *15753; Go¡ T-565; BMC IV 96; Pr 3699; BSB-Ink<br />
T-351; CIBN T-52; Hillard 1928; Sheppard 2965.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with C-098; see there for details of provenance.<br />
Binding: Paper wrappers. Size: 207 ¿ 143 ¿ 1 mm. Size of<br />
leaf: 206 ¿ 138 mm.<br />
Manuscript pagination in brown ink: 125^32.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 2Q 6.4(17).<br />
T-295 Tygrinus, Nicolaus<br />
Oratio Lucensium ad AlexandrumVI papam habita pro<br />
obedientia praestanda.<br />
r<br />
a1 Tygrinus, Nicolaus: Oratio Lucensium pro obedientia praestanda<br />
[addressed to] AlexanderVI, Pont. Max.‘Lucensium oratio<br />
luculentissima . . . maximo Alexandro sexto per Nicolaum<br />
Tygrinum Lucensem utriusque iuris doctorem elegantissime<br />
habita in consistorio publico pro obedientia praestanda’. Incipit:<br />
‘[V]ereor beatissime pater ne dum ciuitatis nostre mandata exequimur<br />
. . .’ Dated 26 Oct. 1492.<br />
refs. SeeT-294.<br />
[Rome: Andreas Freitag, after 25 Oct. 1492]. 4 o . In fact printed<br />
after Go¡ T-564 and T-565 (see Bu« hler,‘Earliest Editions’, 97^9).<br />
collation: a 4 .<br />
Woodcut initial.<br />
HC *15751; Go¡ T-563; BMC IV137; Pr 3968; BSB-InkT-350; CIBN<br />
T-51; Oates 1583; Sack, Freiburg, 3350; Sheppard 3153.<br />
COPY<br />
Bound with B-090(2); see there for details of binding, decoration,<br />
and provenance. Size of leaf: 206 ¿ 145 mm.<br />
Some underlining in brown ink.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 2Q 6.48(5).<br />
T-296 Tyndarus de Perusio<br />
De testibus.<br />
[a1 r ] Tyndarus de Perusio: De testibus [Prologue addressed to<br />
Eugenius IV, Pont. Max.]. ‘Tractatus . . . de testibus narrantibus<br />
in quo per modum comedie introducentis loquentes Bar[tolus].<br />
Bal[dus]. et Lud[ovicus?]. Roma’. Incipit: ‘[N]uper reuerendissime<br />
pater domine cum exercendi ingenii causa mente concepissem<br />
. . .’<br />
[a1 r ] Tyndarus de Perusio: De testibus. Incipit: ‘[S]epe numero ac<br />
vehementer Bal. admirari soleo. . . Bar. nuncquam(?) iam nostris<br />
verbis ¢nem imponamus . . .’ Dated 14 Nov. 1445.<br />
[Rome: Georgius Lauer, c.1480]. Folio. As dated by Sheppard; IGI<br />
dates [c.1475].<br />
collation: [a b 8 ].<br />
HR 15754; Go¡ T-567; Pr 3429; IGI 9903; Sheppard 2745.<br />
COPY<br />
Previously bound with Johannes Franciscus de Pavinis, De o⁄cio<br />
et potestate Capituli Sede vacante. Rome: Georgius Lauer, 1481<br />
(Bod-inc. P-073); see there for early provenance information and<br />
manuscript notes.<br />
Binding: Paper wrappers, apparently from an eighteenth-century(?)<br />
edition of Sforza Pallavicino, Istoria del concilio di<br />
Trento, book 8, chs 6, 7, 10, 11, and 13. Size: 390 ¿ 280 ¿ 4 mm.<br />
Size of leaf: 390 ¿ 280 mm.<br />
Early manuscript foliation: 33^48.<br />
Provenance: Purchased for »0.12. 6; see Books Purchased (1847),<br />
27.<br />
shelfmark: Auct. 3Q 3.24.