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INCUNABULA.
1 Albertus Magnus. De adhaerendo vero deo. Acc. Jo-
hannes Gerson. Tractatulus de remediis contra pusillani-
mitaiem etc. S. Bonaventura. De modo proficiendi com-
pendioso. E i u s d e m Brevis et utili§ doctrina iuvenum.
N. p. d. (Ulm, J oh. Zainer, ca. 1473). 40 11. without marks,
finely printed in Roman letter, with a very fine floral
woodcut border, finely coloured by a contemporary
hand. (Top margin rather close cut.) Rubricated throughout,
initials painted in red. Hf. veil. Frs. 480.—
Hain* 429. Pr. 2501. Very rare and fine edition; printed with
the wonderful Roman Type of Johann Zainer. The very
interesting woodcut border is probably the first xylo-
graphic border in a printed book.
Fine copy, some clean wormholes. Rare incunable of medical interest
2 Alanus de Insults. De planctu nature liber. Ai end: Impr.
Lyptzk per Arn. Coloniensem, 1494. (Leipzig, Arn.
Stockl 1494). 4t0- g. ch. c. s. 21 11. 60 ff. Hfvell. Frs. 240.—
H* 392; Gunther, Leipzig 1147. Extremely rare incunable, not
in Proctor and no copy in America acc. to Census.
Very fine copy, the title only a little stained.
3 Albumasar. De magnis coniunctionibus. Augsburg, Erh.
Rat do It, 1469. 4h>- Small gothic letter, 40 long lines to a
full page, 116 fol. With 268 separate woodcuts of
various size, including repeats of human figures,
animals etc. representing the Planets, Sign of
Zodiac etc. probably by the artist of Thwrocz,
1466; large a. small ornamental initials. Limp veil. Frs. 600.—
H.—C.* 611. Proctor 1882. Schreiber 3072. First edition and only one
published in the XVth century. This work contains the whole set of large
Planets (in chariots), which are from Angelus Astrolabium 1488, and a large
Gilhofer & Ranschburg, Wien I, Bognergasse Nr. 2.
i
1 Albertus Magnus. De adhaerendo vero deo. Acc. Jo-
hannes Gerson. Tractatulus de remediis contra pusillani-
mitaiem etc. S. Bonaventura. De modo proficiendi com-
pendioso. E i u s d e m Brevis et utili§ doctrina iuvenum.
N. p. d. (Ulm, J oh. Zainer, ca. 1473). 40 11. without marks,
finely printed in Roman letter, with a very fine floral
woodcut border, finely coloured by a contemporary
hand. (Top margin rather close cut.) Rubricated throughout,
initials painted in red. Hf. veil. Frs. 480.—
Hain* 429. Pr. 2501. Very rare and fine edition; printed with
the wonderful Roman Type of Johann Zainer. The very
interesting woodcut border is probably the first xylo-
graphic border in a printed book.
Fine copy, some clean wormholes. Rare incunable of medical interest
2 Alanus de Insults. De planctu nature liber. Ai end: Impr.
Lyptzk per Arn. Coloniensem, 1494. (Leipzig, Arn.
Stockl 1494). 4t0- g. ch. c. s. 21 11. 60 ff. Hfvell. Frs. 240.—
H* 392; Gunther, Leipzig 1147. Extremely rare incunable, not
in Proctor and no copy in America acc. to Census.
Very fine copy, the title only a little stained.
3 Albumasar. De magnis coniunctionibus. Augsburg, Erh.
Rat do It, 1469. 4h>- Small gothic letter, 40 long lines to a
full page, 116 fol. With 268 separate woodcuts of
various size, including repeats of human figures,
animals etc. representing the Planets, Sign of
Zodiac etc. probably by the artist of Thwrocz,
1466; large a. small ornamental initials. Limp veil. Frs. 600.—
H.—C.* 611. Proctor 1882. Schreiber 3072. First edition and only one
published in the XVth century. This work contains the whole set of large
Planets (in chariots), which are from Angelus Astrolabium 1488, and a large
Gilhofer & Ranschburg, Wien I, Bognergasse Nr. 2.
i