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INCUNABULA.
Johann von Armsheim. The first cut depicting the Creation of the World is a single block,
the rest are each composed of two or three blocks. A woodcut precedes each „Artickel“.
In this copy which contains all the twelve cuts in very fine impressions, the
firstand the fourth 1. of Register and the last 1. with the colophon are missing. Otherwise it is a
very large copy, stained in places, with a small hole in the 2nd 1. of Register, with loss of a
few letters.
Only one copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
See Reproduction, plate VII.
41 FICINUS, MARSILIUS. De triplici vita libri HI. (De vita sana, s. de cura vali-
tudinis eorum qui incumbunt studio litterarum, De vita longa. De vita coelitus
comparanda. Apologia: in qua de medicin a, astrologia, vita mundi, item de
Magis qui Christum statim natum salutav ; ~ p. d. (Basel, Johann Amer-
bach, c. 1497, not after 1498.)
4t0. Rom. letter with goth, head-lines, 35 long-lines, 100 leaves with
sign., capital spaces with guide-letters. Contemp. wooden boards, back covered with
blind stamped pigskin, catches for clasps. Frs. 400.—
Hain-Cop.* 7063. Copinger III, p. 260. Proctor 7650. Brit. Atus. Cat. Ill, 759. Pellechet 4798.
This interesting work deals in its first part with the standard of life of learned men; the
second part treats of the prolongation of life; in the third the author teaches mystical, astral
medicine. The book contains also chapters on headaches, diseases of the stomach, dietetics, etc.,
further astronomical and philosophical treatises.
Amerbach gave three copies of this book to the Basel Charterhouse in 1497 or 1498.
Nice copy, a few old marginal notes, the last 11. slightly stained, stamp on title.
42 GARLANDIA, JOHANNES DE. Synonyma. Reutlingen, (Michel Greyff), 1487.
4t0. Gothic letters of two sizes, 33 lines, 91 unn. II. with sign., the first
blank (the last blank is wanting), a few capital spaces, rubricated throughout.
O n the 2nd and third leaf a nice painted initial, the first with a
floral border in red, green and yellow, some initials supplied in red
and green, partly with pen decoration. Wooden boards, back covered with old
deerskin. Frs. 700.—
Hain* 7472. Proctor 2725. Brit. Mus. Cat. II, p. 579.
Probably EDITIO PR1NCEPS. The very rare first dated edition of this often printed
metrical treatise. Nice and finely printed booklet from the first press of Reutlingen. One of the
few products of this press with the printer’s name and place.
John Garland was an important Latin grammarian, born in England, but mostly living in
France. He lived in the XHIth cent.
Well preserved copy of this nice booklet, the first leaves quite insignificantly stained.
No copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
43 GERSON, JOHANNES. De arte audiendi confessionis. De remediis contra
recidivum peccandi. N. p. d. (Nuremberg, Johann Sensenschmidt, ca. 1470).
Fol. Gothic letter, 37 lines, 6 unn. 11., without sign., two capitals supplied
in blue, rubricated. Old limp vellum. Frs. 300.—
Hain-Cop. 7659. Proctor 381. Brit. Mus. Cat. II, p. 404.
EDITIO PRINCEPS. One of the first books printed by Sensenschmidt.
Large and clean copy. Very rare.
No copy in U. S. A. (accord, to Census).
KATALOG Nr. 195 DES BUCH- UND KUNSTANTIQUARIATES
INCUNABULA.
Johann von Armsheim. The first cut depicting the Creation of the World is a single block,
the rest are each composed of two or three blocks. A woodcut precedes each „Artickel“.
In this copy which contains all the twelve cuts in very fine impressions, the
firstand the fourth 1. of Register and the last 1. with the colophon are missing. Otherwise it is a
very large copy, stained in places, with a small hole in the 2nd 1. of Register, with loss of a
few letters.
Only one copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
See Reproduction, plate VII.
41 FICINUS, MARSILIUS. De triplici vita libri HI. (De vita sana, s. de cura vali-
tudinis eorum qui incumbunt studio litterarum, De vita longa. De vita coelitus
comparanda. Apologia: in qua de medicin a, astrologia, vita mundi, item de
Magis qui Christum statim natum salutav ; ~ p. d. (Basel, Johann Amer-
bach, c. 1497, not after 1498.)
4t0. Rom. letter with goth, head-lines, 35 long-lines, 100 leaves with
sign., capital spaces with guide-letters. Contemp. wooden boards, back covered with
blind stamped pigskin, catches for clasps. Frs. 400.—
Hain-Cop.* 7063. Copinger III, p. 260. Proctor 7650. Brit. Atus. Cat. Ill, 759. Pellechet 4798.
This interesting work deals in its first part with the standard of life of learned men; the
second part treats of the prolongation of life; in the third the author teaches mystical, astral
medicine. The book contains also chapters on headaches, diseases of the stomach, dietetics, etc.,
further astronomical and philosophical treatises.
Amerbach gave three copies of this book to the Basel Charterhouse in 1497 or 1498.
Nice copy, a few old marginal notes, the last 11. slightly stained, stamp on title.
42 GARLANDIA, JOHANNES DE. Synonyma. Reutlingen, (Michel Greyff), 1487.
4t0. Gothic letters of two sizes, 33 lines, 91 unn. II. with sign., the first
blank (the last blank is wanting), a few capital spaces, rubricated throughout.
O n the 2nd and third leaf a nice painted initial, the first with a
floral border in red, green and yellow, some initials supplied in red
and green, partly with pen decoration. Wooden boards, back covered with old
deerskin. Frs. 700.—
Hain* 7472. Proctor 2725. Brit. Mus. Cat. II, p. 579.
Probably EDITIO PR1NCEPS. The very rare first dated edition of this often printed
metrical treatise. Nice and finely printed booklet from the first press of Reutlingen. One of the
few products of this press with the printer’s name and place.
John Garland was an important Latin grammarian, born in England, but mostly living in
France. He lived in the XHIth cent.
Well preserved copy of this nice booklet, the first leaves quite insignificantly stained.
No copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
43 GERSON, JOHANNES. De arte audiendi confessionis. De remediis contra
recidivum peccandi. N. p. d. (Nuremberg, Johann Sensenschmidt, ca. 1470).
Fol. Gothic letter, 37 lines, 6 unn. 11., without sign., two capitals supplied
in blue, rubricated. Old limp vellum. Frs. 300.—
Hain-Cop. 7659. Proctor 381. Brit. Mus. Cat. II, p. 404.
EDITIO PRINCEPS. One of the first books printed by Sensenschmidt.
Large and clean copy. Very rare.
No copy in U. S. A. (accord, to Census).
KATALOG Nr. 195 DES BUCH- UND KUNSTANTIQUARIATES
