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THEOLOGY
GERARDUS DE ZUTPHANIA
Gerard Zerbolt, One of the Foremost of the Brothers of Com-
mon Life, born at Zutphen in 1362, died at Windsheim in 1398.
287 Eyn Tractat von den geystlichen Uffstigungen (Tractatulus de spiri-
tualibus ascensionibus, in German). N. p. d. (Ulm, Johann Zainer,
about 1490).
8VO. Goth, letter, 22 lines, 8 unn., 152 num. leaves. Old blind stamped
calf over wooden boards two catches for clasps back broken. Frs. 2400.—
Hain* 16299 (the last number of Hain’s Repertorium). Proctor 1941 (Augs-
burg Miscellaneous) Brit. Mus. Cat. II, 531. Voullieme, Berlin, 2622.
The only German edition and a nice and rare 8VO imprint of Zainer.
The work represents a mystic system of the Christian moral.
Our copy has been bound up with:
Regula S. Benedicti, in German. A very legible manuscript of the 15th cen-
tury, written in black and red on paper. 107 leaves, 8VO, of which the first and last
are blank. This ms. contains on 1. 68 sequ. „Von maefi der spyse” and „Van der maefie
des dranckes”. A small hole in leaves 49—5°-
A clean copy with full margins in its old binding.
No copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census). No copy has been on market since
more than ten years.
See Reproduction on opposite page.
Johannes GERSON
Jean Charlier of Gerson, the great Theologian and Philosopher,
Chancellor of the University of Paris, born at Gerson in 1363,
died at Lyons in 1429.
288 Opus tripartitum, de praeceptis decalogi, de confessione, et de arte
moriendi. N. p. d. (Cologne, Ulrich Zell, ca. 1470).
4to. Goth. letter, 27 lines, 32 unn. 11. (first and last blank). Rubri-
cated with many initials supplied in red. MS.-Vellum. Frs. 700.—
Not in Hain. Copinger II, 2674. Proctor 875. Brit. Mus. Cat. I, p. 190. Voul-
lieme, Buchdruck Kolns, 468. Pellechet 5190- Holtrop 100. Merlo 107.
Fine copy.
A fine specimen of the first Cologne press. Ulrich Zell, the printer of this
work, introduced printing into Cologne in or before 1466. He calls himself in many
imprints ’’clericus diocesis Moguntinensis“, he learnt to print probably from Fust
and Schoeffer.
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THEOLOGY
GERARDUS DE ZUTPHANIA
Gerard Zerbolt, One of the Foremost of the Brothers of Com-
mon Life, born at Zutphen in 1362, died at Windsheim in 1398.
287 Eyn Tractat von den geystlichen Uffstigungen (Tractatulus de spiri-
tualibus ascensionibus, in German). N. p. d. (Ulm, Johann Zainer,
about 1490).
8VO. Goth, letter, 22 lines, 8 unn., 152 num. leaves. Old blind stamped
calf over wooden boards two catches for clasps back broken. Frs. 2400.—
Hain* 16299 (the last number of Hain’s Repertorium). Proctor 1941 (Augs-
burg Miscellaneous) Brit. Mus. Cat. II, 531. Voullieme, Berlin, 2622.
The only German edition and a nice and rare 8VO imprint of Zainer.
The work represents a mystic system of the Christian moral.
Our copy has been bound up with:
Regula S. Benedicti, in German. A very legible manuscript of the 15th cen-
tury, written in black and red on paper. 107 leaves, 8VO, of which the first and last
are blank. This ms. contains on 1. 68 sequ. „Von maefi der spyse” and „Van der maefie
des dranckes”. A small hole in leaves 49—5°-
A clean copy with full margins in its old binding.
No copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census). No copy has been on market since
more than ten years.
See Reproduction on opposite page.
Johannes GERSON
Jean Charlier of Gerson, the great Theologian and Philosopher,
Chancellor of the University of Paris, born at Gerson in 1363,
died at Lyons in 1429.
288 Opus tripartitum, de praeceptis decalogi, de confessione, et de arte
moriendi. N. p. d. (Cologne, Ulrich Zell, ca. 1470).
4to. Goth. letter, 27 lines, 32 unn. 11. (first and last blank). Rubri-
cated with many initials supplied in red. MS.-Vellum. Frs. 700.—
Not in Hain. Copinger II, 2674. Proctor 875. Brit. Mus. Cat. I, p. 190. Voul-
lieme, Buchdruck Kolns, 468. Pellechet 5190- Holtrop 100. Merlo 107.
Fine copy.
A fine specimen of the first Cologne press. Ulrich Zell, the printer of this
work, introduced printing into Cologne in or before 1466. He calls himself in many
imprints ’’clericus diocesis Moguntinensis“, he learnt to print probably from Fust
and Schoeffer.
KATALOG Nr. 220 DES BUCH- UND KUNST-ANTIQUARIATES
