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INCUNABULA
A\ax?mi|B4löqnio.«tuR tomis.vrbtsamatot*
^ermarfq^maltS’^fagmq? bs> ms.
fega^mfa 9pleti& ac tribj anms
Semrno prcOam teftituttpatrianu
Agpolomus ß.fet©? grecus ^mphuarcS.
Ce nemj» etceroet laudo et admiroi.fed grcrön
fosfttne mc miferercu’mdeä emdieoj t doquentta.
qdefola hmo^noB rdt/ba c'mf.p ce roma acedTilTe«
Prefens A\arct tulq danlTnnü opu« «"Jo;
banne« füll A\ogünnudaiue«n6 atrame;
topliiinakoinaneqjaerea.S^cd.arteqit.u
öam ptrptrfor». ^ctnmanti puenm« felis
ater effea finitunr-Anno-M>«cc*lxv
No. 23. Colophon of Cicero. De Officiis. Mainz 1465.
name „e. criber“ or „criber“, four times used on eadi plate. This name is not
mentioned still now in the book-binding literature and here mentioned for the
first time. The preservation of the binding is rather good a few places are
slightly rubbed, but most of the stamps appear very fresh. Seymour de Ricci
mentiones in its Census only 2 other copies in an original binding.
Recapitulating the above short description of this pre-
cious book we must say that our copy is in a unique, excellent
state of preservation, larger than all the other copies known,
and bound in an old original binding of the highest interest.
This book may be the MOST SPLENDID PIECE of any library.
See Reproductions, page 29, 31, 32.
KATALOG Nr. 200 DES BUCH- UND KUNSTANTIQUARIATES
INCUNABULA
A\ax?mi|B4löqnio.«tuR tomis.vrbtsamatot*
^ermarfq^maltS’^fagmq? bs> ms.
fega^mfa 9pleti& ac tribj anms
Semrno prcOam teftituttpatrianu
Agpolomus ß.fet©? grecus ^mphuarcS.
Ce nemj» etceroet laudo et admiroi.fed grcrön
fosfttne mc miferercu’mdeä emdieoj t doquentta.
qdefola hmo^noB rdt/ba c'mf.p ce roma acedTilTe«
Prefens A\arct tulq danlTnnü opu« «"Jo;
banne« füll A\ogünnudaiue«n6 atrame;
topliiinakoinaneqjaerea.S^cd.arteqit.u
öam ptrptrfor». ^ctnmanti puenm« felis
ater effea finitunr-Anno-M>«cc*lxv
No. 23. Colophon of Cicero. De Officiis. Mainz 1465.
name „e. criber“ or „criber“, four times used on eadi plate. This name is not
mentioned still now in the book-binding literature and here mentioned for the
first time. The preservation of the binding is rather good a few places are
slightly rubbed, but most of the stamps appear very fresh. Seymour de Ricci
mentiones in its Census only 2 other copies in an original binding.
Recapitulating the above short description of this pre-
cious book we must say that our copy is in a unique, excellent
state of preservation, larger than all the other copies known,
and bound in an old original binding of the highest interest.
This book may be the MOST SPLENDID PIECE of any library.
See Reproductions, page 29, 31, 32.
KATALOG Nr. 200 DES BUCH- UND KUNSTANTIQUARIATES
