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THEOLOGY
ALBERTUS MAGNUS
Albert von Bollstadt, O. Pr., the Great Theologian, Philosopher
and Natural Philosopher, Bishop of Regensburg, born at Lau-
ingen in 1193, died at Cologne in 1280.
278 Summa de eudiaristiae Sacramento. Ulm, Johann Zainer, 1474.
Fol. Goth, letter, 32—36 lines, 183 num. leaves without sign. With
a fine full-page woodcut border consisting of floral and
leafy scrolls, and with many woodcut initials, coloured in red;
rubricated throughout. Oaken boards covered with blind stamped pigskin,
the sides decorated with most interesting tools, pelicane, flower-de-luce, a
chained pelicane and two rolls, one showing dog and bear and two dra-
gons, other representing a complete tornament with a lady, two knights
and two esquires. (Contemporary binding, rebacked by a monastic binder,
clasps gone). Frs. 1500.—
Gesamtkatalog 776. Hain* 470. Proctor 2529. Brit. Mus. Cat. II, 528. Wegener,
Die Zainer in Ulm, 35. Weil, Ulmer Holzsdmitt, p. 150, nr. 22. Not in Sdireiber.
First edition. One of the earliest Ulm imprints, executed with Zainer’s
first type.
The fine woodcut border on leaf 8 is attributed by Weil op. cit. to the same
master who illustrated the well-known Ulm Boccaccio of 1473-
Most interesting binding whose tool with the chained pelican represents probably
the arms of the monastery where it has been bound.
Fine copy with exceptionally large margins, few old. ms. notes and underlinings,
some leaves insignificantly stained or spotted, a little piece of leaf 40 r damaged by a
stain with loss of a few letters, besides this well preserved copy in its old binding.
Only three copies in U. S. A. (acc. to Census and Gesamtkat.).
— See also sections Bible, Natural Sciences, and Philosophy.
GILHOFER & RANSCHBURG, WIEN I, BOGNERGASSE Nr. 2.
ALBERTUS MAGNUS
Albert von Bollstadt, O. Pr., the Great Theologian, Philosopher
and Natural Philosopher, Bishop of Regensburg, born at Lau-
ingen in 1193, died at Cologne in 1280.
278 Summa de eudiaristiae Sacramento. Ulm, Johann Zainer, 1474.
Fol. Goth, letter, 32—36 lines, 183 num. leaves without sign. With
a fine full-page woodcut border consisting of floral and
leafy scrolls, and with many woodcut initials, coloured in red;
rubricated throughout. Oaken boards covered with blind stamped pigskin,
the sides decorated with most interesting tools, pelicane, flower-de-luce, a
chained pelicane and two rolls, one showing dog and bear and two dra-
gons, other representing a complete tornament with a lady, two knights
and two esquires. (Contemporary binding, rebacked by a monastic binder,
clasps gone). Frs. 1500.—
Gesamtkatalog 776. Hain* 470. Proctor 2529. Brit. Mus. Cat. II, 528. Wegener,
Die Zainer in Ulm, 35. Weil, Ulmer Holzsdmitt, p. 150, nr. 22. Not in Sdireiber.
First edition. One of the earliest Ulm imprints, executed with Zainer’s
first type.
The fine woodcut border on leaf 8 is attributed by Weil op. cit. to the same
master who illustrated the well-known Ulm Boccaccio of 1473-
Most interesting binding whose tool with the chained pelican represents probably
the arms of the monastery where it has been bound.
Fine copy with exceptionally large margins, few old. ms. notes and underlinings,
some leaves insignificantly stained or spotted, a little piece of leaf 40 r damaged by a
stain with loss of a few letters, besides this well preserved copy in its old binding.
Only three copies in U. S. A. (acc. to Census and Gesamtkat.).
— See also sections Bible, Natural Sciences, and Philosophy.
GILHOFER & RANSCHBURG, WIEN I, BOGNERGASSE Nr. 2.