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BIBLE
15
24 Postilia super Bibliam cum additionibus Pauli a Sancta Maria, ed.
Matthias Doering. 2 voll. Nuremberg, Anton Koberger, 1481.
Large-fol. Goth. letter, 2 cols., 71 lines, 462 + 505 unn leaves, 2 blanks
missing. With 43,partly full-page woodcuts. Rubricated throughout,
capitals supplied in red and blue. Contemporary Austrian binding, wooden
boards covered with blind stamped leather, borders of leaves and flowers de
luce surrounding the centre divided by diagonal enlaced bands into triangels
ornated with „aeiov“ device of the Emperor. With engraved clasps, catches
gone, rebacked with pigskin by a monastic binder, slightly rubbed, the back
cover of the 2nd vol. a little damaged. Frs. 750.—
Hain*-Copinger 10369. Proctor 1998. Brit. Mus. Cat. II, 419. Schreiber V, 4843.
Hase 43.
Variant beginning like Copinger’s copy and being divided in an other way as
those described by Hain and by the Brit. Mus. Cat. It seems to be the second and
corrected state and therefore the extra leaf in quire O of the 2nd vol. is not found
as being here useless. The text is absolutely complete.
„Ce sont les 43 gravures sur bois de cette edition qui ont servi de base pour
les figures des Nos. 3472—3478 (Nuremberg, Strafiburg and Basle editions of the Bible)
et aussi pour une partie des illustrations de la traduction de Martin Luther". (Sdirei-
ber op. cit.)
This work represents the first printed declaration of the bible. It has been
corrected, in our edition, by Paulus de Sancta Maria, or Solomon Levi, a
converted jew. Especially the Jewish rites have been described here very completely
partly illustrated by woodcuts.
Complete copies of this book are very rare.
Fine clean and large copy in its original binding with few old ms. notes, only
the first and last leaves of each vol. slightly wormed.
On leaf 2 an interesting old note: „Romanorum Regie Mt Cs physicus Wolf-
gangus Kapler M. Doctor Emptum per xij flore. Iste liber constat 6 flore altera pars
etiam 6 flore." A similar note at the beginning of the second vol.
Only two perfect copies in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
Antonius de RAMPEGOLLIS
O. S. Aug., Famous Theologian, from Genova, died about 1420.
25 Figurarum Bibliae compendium vel aureum Bibliae repertorium. N. p.
d. (Cologne, Conrad Winters de Hombordi, ca. 1481).
Fol. Goth, letter, 2 cols., 41 lines, 99 unn. leaves without sign. Rub-
ricated throughout, capitals supplied in red. Oaken board covered with
blind stamped leather, the front cover surrounded by a border with leafy
scrolls, lilies and pomegranates, at the corners the symbols of the four Evan-
gelists, the centre divided by three-line fillets into irregular compartments
including rosettes, pomegranates and trefoils, the back cover with a similar
pattern, the centre divided into lozenges (Original Cologne binding, slightly
rubbed, rebacked by a monastic binder). Frs. 600.—
Hain*-Copinger 13677- Voullieme, Buchdruck Kolns, 1000. Proctor 1197- Brit.
Cat. 1, 251.
Well preserved copy in its beautiful original binding lined with two vellum
leaves from a 13th century liturgical ms. In the first five leaves a little hole with loss
of few letters.
Only one copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
GILHOFER & RANSCHBURG, WIEN I, BOGNERGASSE Nr. 2.
15
24 Postilia super Bibliam cum additionibus Pauli a Sancta Maria, ed.
Matthias Doering. 2 voll. Nuremberg, Anton Koberger, 1481.
Large-fol. Goth. letter, 2 cols., 71 lines, 462 + 505 unn leaves, 2 blanks
missing. With 43,partly full-page woodcuts. Rubricated throughout,
capitals supplied in red and blue. Contemporary Austrian binding, wooden
boards covered with blind stamped leather, borders of leaves and flowers de
luce surrounding the centre divided by diagonal enlaced bands into triangels
ornated with „aeiov“ device of the Emperor. With engraved clasps, catches
gone, rebacked with pigskin by a monastic binder, slightly rubbed, the back
cover of the 2nd vol. a little damaged. Frs. 750.—
Hain*-Copinger 10369. Proctor 1998. Brit. Mus. Cat. II, 419. Schreiber V, 4843.
Hase 43.
Variant beginning like Copinger’s copy and being divided in an other way as
those described by Hain and by the Brit. Mus. Cat. It seems to be the second and
corrected state and therefore the extra leaf in quire O of the 2nd vol. is not found
as being here useless. The text is absolutely complete.
„Ce sont les 43 gravures sur bois de cette edition qui ont servi de base pour
les figures des Nos. 3472—3478 (Nuremberg, Strafiburg and Basle editions of the Bible)
et aussi pour une partie des illustrations de la traduction de Martin Luther". (Sdirei-
ber op. cit.)
This work represents the first printed declaration of the bible. It has been
corrected, in our edition, by Paulus de Sancta Maria, or Solomon Levi, a
converted jew. Especially the Jewish rites have been described here very completely
partly illustrated by woodcuts.
Complete copies of this book are very rare.
Fine clean and large copy in its original binding with few old ms. notes, only
the first and last leaves of each vol. slightly wormed.
On leaf 2 an interesting old note: „Romanorum Regie Mt Cs physicus Wolf-
gangus Kapler M. Doctor Emptum per xij flore. Iste liber constat 6 flore altera pars
etiam 6 flore." A similar note at the beginning of the second vol.
Only two perfect copies in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
Antonius de RAMPEGOLLIS
O. S. Aug., Famous Theologian, from Genova, died about 1420.
25 Figurarum Bibliae compendium vel aureum Bibliae repertorium. N. p.
d. (Cologne, Conrad Winters de Hombordi, ca. 1481).
Fol. Goth, letter, 2 cols., 41 lines, 99 unn. leaves without sign. Rub-
ricated throughout, capitals supplied in red. Oaken board covered with
blind stamped leather, the front cover surrounded by a border with leafy
scrolls, lilies and pomegranates, at the corners the symbols of the four Evan-
gelists, the centre divided by three-line fillets into irregular compartments
including rosettes, pomegranates and trefoils, the back cover with a similar
pattern, the centre divided into lozenges (Original Cologne binding, slightly
rubbed, rebacked by a monastic binder). Frs. 600.—
Hain*-Copinger 13677- Voullieme, Buchdruck Kolns, 1000. Proctor 1197- Brit.
Cat. 1, 251.
Well preserved copy in its beautiful original binding lined with two vellum
leaves from a 13th century liturgical ms. In the first five leaves a little hole with loss
of few letters.
Only one copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
GILHOFER & RANSCHBURG, WIEN I, BOGNERGASSE Nr. 2.
