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PEDAGOGICS & PHILOLOGY
The “Doctrinale puerorum”, a compendium of the latin language was one of the
most popular school books from the middle age till the 16th century. The great fa-
vour which enjoyed caused its rarety, most copies having been destroyed by use.
Only 4 copies of this edition are known, no one in the British Museum
nor in the Bodleiana.
Very fine copy with large margins and few old MS. notes, in its original
binding. Bound up with a imperfect copy of the “modus latinitatis”. Old stamp on
the title leaf. At the end a vellum leaf from a 13th century liturgical MS. is inserted.
In the front cover fragments of a coloured woodcut calendar are papered.
No copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census and the Gesamtkat.).
ARMANDUS DE BELLOVISU
O. Pr., Philosopher and Theologian, Magister S. Palatii, died
in 1334.
197 De declaratione difficilium terminorum tam theologiae quam philoso-
phiae ac logicae. N. p. (Lyons), Nicolaus Wolff, 1500.
8VO. Goth, letter, 33 lines, 1Q0 num., 12 unn. leaves, with sign.
Vellum. Frs. 360.—
Gesamtkatalog 2504. Hain* 1796. Proctor, Suppl. II, 8677 A.
Nice and very rare product in small size from the press of the German
Nicolaus Wolff from Lutter in Brunswick. It is printed with his small Gothic text types
1 and 5. Wolff was one of the first printers in France who had introduced the small
character of the text type which lateron was used much more. Haebler, Die deutschen
Drucker im Auslande p. 229—33 examines thoroughly the importance of this printer for
the history of typography.
Nicy copy, title leaf mounted.
Boetius, A. M. T. S. See no. 211.
Sextus Pompeius FESTUS
Roman Grammarian, lived in the 2nd century A. D.
198 De verborum significatione. Brescia, Boninus de Boninis, 1483.
Fol. Rom. and Greek letter, 2 col., 38 lines, 51 num. leaves.
Rubricated throughout, many capitals supplied in red. Ms.-Vellum. Frs. 600.—
Not in Hain. Copinger 2489. Proctor 6955-
Rare and finely printed specimen of the Brescia-press of Boni-
nus de Boninis. This is his third product at Brescia. It contains numerous
Greek words.
The book is a valuable treatise, alphabetically arranged, giving the etymology
and the meaning of every word. It is an epitome of the celebrated work with the
above title, written by M. Verrius Flaccus, of which have been remained only a few
fragments. Festus’ work shows considerable light on the language, mythology and an-
tiquities of ancient Rome.
Exceptionally fine and very large copy.
KATALOG Nr. 220 DES BUCH- UND KUNST-ANTIQU ARI ATES
PEDAGOGICS & PHILOLOGY
The “Doctrinale puerorum”, a compendium of the latin language was one of the
most popular school books from the middle age till the 16th century. The great fa-
vour which enjoyed caused its rarety, most copies having been destroyed by use.
Only 4 copies of this edition are known, no one in the British Museum
nor in the Bodleiana.
Very fine copy with large margins and few old MS. notes, in its original
binding. Bound up with a imperfect copy of the “modus latinitatis”. Old stamp on
the title leaf. At the end a vellum leaf from a 13th century liturgical MS. is inserted.
In the front cover fragments of a coloured woodcut calendar are papered.
No copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census and the Gesamtkat.).
ARMANDUS DE BELLOVISU
O. Pr., Philosopher and Theologian, Magister S. Palatii, died
in 1334.
197 De declaratione difficilium terminorum tam theologiae quam philoso-
phiae ac logicae. N. p. (Lyons), Nicolaus Wolff, 1500.
8VO. Goth, letter, 33 lines, 1Q0 num., 12 unn. leaves, with sign.
Vellum. Frs. 360.—
Gesamtkatalog 2504. Hain* 1796. Proctor, Suppl. II, 8677 A.
Nice and very rare product in small size from the press of the German
Nicolaus Wolff from Lutter in Brunswick. It is printed with his small Gothic text types
1 and 5. Wolff was one of the first printers in France who had introduced the small
character of the text type which lateron was used much more. Haebler, Die deutschen
Drucker im Auslande p. 229—33 examines thoroughly the importance of this printer for
the history of typography.
Nicy copy, title leaf mounted.
Boetius, A. M. T. S. See no. 211.
Sextus Pompeius FESTUS
Roman Grammarian, lived in the 2nd century A. D.
198 De verborum significatione. Brescia, Boninus de Boninis, 1483.
Fol. Rom. and Greek letter, 2 col., 38 lines, 51 num. leaves.
Rubricated throughout, many capitals supplied in red. Ms.-Vellum. Frs. 600.—
Not in Hain. Copinger 2489. Proctor 6955-
Rare and finely printed specimen of the Brescia-press of Boni-
nus de Boninis. This is his third product at Brescia. It contains numerous
Greek words.
The book is a valuable treatise, alphabetically arranged, giving the etymology
and the meaning of every word. It is an epitome of the celebrated work with the
above title, written by M. Verrius Flaccus, of which have been remained only a few
fragments. Festus’ work shows considerable light on the language, mythology and an-
tiquities of ancient Rome.
Exceptionally fine and very large copy.
KATALOG Nr. 220 DES BUCH- UND KUNST-ANTIQU ARI ATES
