Mentz; 1467.] AQUINAS. 155
A full column has 59 lines. On the reverse of fol. *252, we read the
following colophon :
ipoc opu£ precJatu scb’a scU’e £iti tjome tie aquino
3sima in brbe mojuntia inrfitc nacoM germanice.
qua tiei rfemctia. ta aiii ingenij iitnile. tiono gra^
tuito. ceterio terra^ nacoifi^ gferre irfuatrarerf; tii-
gnatu^ ?srti»1cio.oa qiutiam atsinuencone inu
primetii oeu caracteri^atii aBtti]; bila caiami crara^
tione £ic ef%iatst. et ati euseBiatiei. intiu.^trie est
asummatst per jpetrst ^cfjoisffjec tie gents$fjeim.
no tini. ^.ccec.lrtJi;. ^erta tiie menoia ^arcij*
The shields, in red, are below. Six leaves of c Questions,’ sufficient to
distract the best-ordered understanding, follow; on the recto of the
6th of which, at bottom, the subscription is thus :
aEjcpsicit ortio et ^ignatio quegtionst scti’t sifiri se^
cutie gti£ fits tf>ome tie aquino. Mtiictu^ tie^ 3Hme.
Like the ensuing editions from the Mentz pi’ess, this volume is printed
in the small (Durandus) type, upon paper of admirable tone and
texture. Schwarz and Wiirdtwein mention a vellum copy of it ‘ of
the lai'gest size,’ in the Cathedral Library at Mentz. The latter gives
us only the colophon; and the former seems to depend mucli upon
Gudenus. Prim. Quced. Doc. de Orig. Typog. pt. ii. p. 22 ; Bibl. Mogunt.
p. 89. A copy of this edition was sold for 500 livres at the sale of the
Library of Cardinal de Lomenie de Brienne : see Laire’s Index Libror.
vol. i. p. 65. Also Panzer, vol. ii p. 117- The present is a large and
magnifieent copy of it; bound in russia by Walther.
/
A full column has 59 lines. On the reverse of fol. *252, we read the
following colophon :
ipoc opu£ precJatu scb’a scU’e £iti tjome tie aquino
3sima in brbe mojuntia inrfitc nacoM germanice.
qua tiei rfemctia. ta aiii ingenij iitnile. tiono gra^
tuito. ceterio terra^ nacoifi^ gferre irfuatrarerf; tii-
gnatu^ ?srti»1cio.oa qiutiam atsinuencone inu
primetii oeu caracteri^atii aBtti]; bila caiami crara^
tione £ic ef%iatst. et ati euseBiatiei. intiu.^trie est
asummatst per jpetrst ^cfjoisffjec tie gents$fjeim.
no tini. ^.ccec.lrtJi;. ^erta tiie menoia ^arcij*
The shields, in red, are below. Six leaves of c Questions,’ sufficient to
distract the best-ordered understanding, follow; on the recto of the
6th of which, at bottom, the subscription is thus :
aEjcpsicit ortio et ^ignatio quegtionst scti’t sifiri se^
cutie gti£ fits tf>ome tie aquino. Mtiictu^ tie^ 3Hme.
Like the ensuing editions from the Mentz pi’ess, this volume is printed
in the small (Durandus) type, upon paper of admirable tone and
texture. Schwarz and Wiirdtwein mention a vellum copy of it ‘ of
the lai'gest size,’ in the Cathedral Library at Mentz. The latter gives
us only the colophon; and the former seems to depend mucli upon
Gudenus. Prim. Quced. Doc. de Orig. Typog. pt. ii. p. 22 ; Bibl. Mogunt.
p. 89. A copy of this edition was sold for 500 livres at the sale of the
Library of Cardinal de Lomenie de Brienne : see Laire’s Index Libror.
vol. i. p. 65. Also Panzer, vol. ii p. 117- The present is a large and
magnifieent copy of it; bound in russia by Walther.
/