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THEOLOGY, general [Pius IV. — Raymundus]. 61
Three full-page cuts on 1. LI v, LIIII, and LXV and many small cuts are by Hans B a 1-
d u n g G r i e n, also the large cut on 1. Iv, attributed by Bartsch VII, 254, erroneously to Schauffelein.
The beautiful full-page cut on 1. XXIv is attributed by Dodgson to W ol f T rau t It re-
presents Christ and the Apostles on the way to Gethsemane. “In this woodcut Trant’s characteristic
manner of drawing trees begins to appear. The features of St. Peter and of the apostle behind him,
in profile to r., anticipate certain types in the large woodcut of the Confraternity of St. Ursula, which
I regard as an indisputable work of Traut” (Dodgson I, p, 505, 5).
At the beginning a few small wormholes, some rents in margins skilfully mended, in 1. XXIII
a very small and insignificant hole, with stamps of the British Museum and its bookplate, otherwise
a very fine and clean copy with most brilliant impressions.
See Reproduction, plate XIX.
1451 Pius IV. Bulla confirmatoria bullarum J u 1 i i IL, Pauli III. et u 1 i i III. contra
deferentes alumi(num) de partibus infidelium ad partes Christianorum. Romae, Ant.
Bladus (1561). fol. With the woodcut arms of Pius IV on title. 4 unn. pp. Swd.
25.—
1452 — Bulla super forma iuramenti professionis fidei. Leodii (Liege), Gualt. Morberius,
1579. 16mo. W. title vign. Contemporary stamped red boards (si. dam.) 25.—
W. Troilo bookplate, name on title.
1453 Ponce de Leon, D. G. Responsio ad librum Leonhart Waramundi, Haeretici Cal-
vinani, in causa Coloniensi. Romae, ap. Franc. Zanettum, 1585. roy.-8v<>. W. printer’s
mark on title a. last leaf. Red mor. w. the arms of the Card. Bonelli, gilt line
borders a. corner pieces, g. e. (rebacked). 60.—
A reply against Leonhart Wahrniund who had defended the arch-bishop of Cologne Gebhard
Truchses. (Annotatio in anathematismum Gebhardi Truchsessii a Gregorio XIII. factum. Leiden 1583.)
1454 [Prierio, Siluester de (Mazzolini), ord. praed.] Speculum vite pro rerum et iem-
poris necessitate, confessoribus, principum et aliorum prepotentum... accomodum.
(At end:) Impressum Colonie Anno MCCCCCXVIII (1518). 4<«. Off. unn. Vellum.
60.—
Panzer VI, 380, 299. Not in Proctor. Very rare and interesting treatise on the methods of
confessing to be applied to temporal rulers. Its tendency appears from the title which ends as follows:
Opusculum horrendum. Augustinus ad Casulanum: . . . Quisquis metu cuiuslibet potestatis veritatem oc-
cultat : iram dei super se prouscat.
The author, a learned monk, who wrote some books against Luther shortly after the publica-
tion of the 95 theses, lived at Rome where he became a general of his order. He died of the
plague in 1523.
Some notes on title. Very fine copy.
1455 Psalmorum Davidis libri V. ed. Th. B e z a & G. Buchanan. Nova Ed. Genevae,
F. Le Preux, 1594. Sm.-8V°. W. printer’s mark. Veil. 12.—
Bookplate of the margrave of Baden.
1456 Rampegollis, A. de. Figurarum Biblie opus... Colonie iuxta conventum predica-
torum. Cologne (Cornelis of Zierikzee) 1511. 12m°. 260 ff. With 6 full-page
woodcuts and some smaller ones in the text. Contemporary blind-
tooled calf. 75.—
Not in Proctor and Panzer.
1457 Raymundus de Pennaforti. Summula sacramentorum. Argentinae, Johann Knoblouch,
1504. 4*°. 1 unn. 1., 145 numb., 7 unn. 11. Boards. 24.—
Panzer VI, 31, 45. Proctor 10.047. Schmidt, Knobloch, 6.
Perfect copy of this important casuistic work compiled by Raymond of Penaforte, a learned
Spanish Dominican who died in 1275 and was canonised as late as in 1601.
A few leaves stained by damp, a few old marginal notes.
GTLHOFER & RANSCHBURG, WIEN, I., BOGNERGASSE Nr. 2.
Three full-page cuts on 1. LI v, LIIII, and LXV and many small cuts are by Hans B a 1-
d u n g G r i e n, also the large cut on 1. Iv, attributed by Bartsch VII, 254, erroneously to Schauffelein.
The beautiful full-page cut on 1. XXIv is attributed by Dodgson to W ol f T rau t It re-
presents Christ and the Apostles on the way to Gethsemane. “In this woodcut Trant’s characteristic
manner of drawing trees begins to appear. The features of St. Peter and of the apostle behind him,
in profile to r., anticipate certain types in the large woodcut of the Confraternity of St. Ursula, which
I regard as an indisputable work of Traut” (Dodgson I, p, 505, 5).
At the beginning a few small wormholes, some rents in margins skilfully mended, in 1. XXIII
a very small and insignificant hole, with stamps of the British Museum and its bookplate, otherwise
a very fine and clean copy with most brilliant impressions.
See Reproduction, plate XIX.
1451 Pius IV. Bulla confirmatoria bullarum J u 1 i i IL, Pauli III. et u 1 i i III. contra
deferentes alumi(num) de partibus infidelium ad partes Christianorum. Romae, Ant.
Bladus (1561). fol. With the woodcut arms of Pius IV on title. 4 unn. pp. Swd.
25.—
1452 — Bulla super forma iuramenti professionis fidei. Leodii (Liege), Gualt. Morberius,
1579. 16mo. W. title vign. Contemporary stamped red boards (si. dam.) 25.—
W. Troilo bookplate, name on title.
1453 Ponce de Leon, D. G. Responsio ad librum Leonhart Waramundi, Haeretici Cal-
vinani, in causa Coloniensi. Romae, ap. Franc. Zanettum, 1585. roy.-8v<>. W. printer’s
mark on title a. last leaf. Red mor. w. the arms of the Card. Bonelli, gilt line
borders a. corner pieces, g. e. (rebacked). 60.—
A reply against Leonhart Wahrniund who had defended the arch-bishop of Cologne Gebhard
Truchses. (Annotatio in anathematismum Gebhardi Truchsessii a Gregorio XIII. factum. Leiden 1583.)
1454 [Prierio, Siluester de (Mazzolini), ord. praed.] Speculum vite pro rerum et iem-
poris necessitate, confessoribus, principum et aliorum prepotentum... accomodum.
(At end:) Impressum Colonie Anno MCCCCCXVIII (1518). 4<«. Off. unn. Vellum.
60.—
Panzer VI, 380, 299. Not in Proctor. Very rare and interesting treatise on the methods of
confessing to be applied to temporal rulers. Its tendency appears from the title which ends as follows:
Opusculum horrendum. Augustinus ad Casulanum: . . . Quisquis metu cuiuslibet potestatis veritatem oc-
cultat : iram dei super se prouscat.
The author, a learned monk, who wrote some books against Luther shortly after the publica-
tion of the 95 theses, lived at Rome where he became a general of his order. He died of the
plague in 1523.
Some notes on title. Very fine copy.
1455 Psalmorum Davidis libri V. ed. Th. B e z a & G. Buchanan. Nova Ed. Genevae,
F. Le Preux, 1594. Sm.-8V°. W. printer’s mark. Veil. 12.—
Bookplate of the margrave of Baden.
1456 Rampegollis, A. de. Figurarum Biblie opus... Colonie iuxta conventum predica-
torum. Cologne (Cornelis of Zierikzee) 1511. 12m°. 260 ff. With 6 full-page
woodcuts and some smaller ones in the text. Contemporary blind-
tooled calf. 75.—
Not in Proctor and Panzer.
1457 Raymundus de Pennaforti. Summula sacramentorum. Argentinae, Johann Knoblouch,
1504. 4*°. 1 unn. 1., 145 numb., 7 unn. 11. Boards. 24.—
Panzer VI, 31, 45. Proctor 10.047. Schmidt, Knobloch, 6.
Perfect copy of this important casuistic work compiled by Raymond of Penaforte, a learned
Spanish Dominican who died in 1275 and was canonised as late as in 1601.
A few leaves stained by damp, a few old marginal notes.
GTLHOFER & RANSCHBURG, WIEN, I., BOGNERGASSE Nr. 2.
