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CATALOGUE 226
83
Nr. 148.
The Masters of the Mallermi Bible.
150 (Melandithon, Phil.) Vnterricht der | Uisitatorn an die | Pfarherrn im Kurffir-
stenthumb zu Sachssen. | Wittemberg. | MDXXVIII. | 4to- 32 11. With very
interesting historiated woodcut title-border. Swn. Frs. 80.—
Not in Kuczynski, Knaake, and Weller. The very rare original edition of this celebrated
pedagogical treatise, containing Luther’s preface. Melanchthon wrote it in 1527; it was a guide for
the participant of the great revision of the schools in Saxony.
^151 — Ein gewisser und klarer unterricht von der Gereditigkeit die fur Gott gilt,
gesogen aus den Sdirifften d. heiligen Propheten und Aposteln, newlich d. H. Ph.
Melantho Latinisdi gestellt. (Transl. by Veit Dietrich). Wittemberg, Hans
Lufft, 1541« 4to. 70 11. Title with a nice architect, border (in the middle
of the lower part a bear.) Bds. Frs. 40.—
Kuczynski 3438- Mejer, p. 78. First German edition. Last leaf, blank, missing.
152 Mirabilia urbis Romae. N. p. d. (Rome about 1520). 8VO. Black
letter. 7 unn. leaves, the last blank leaf missing. With a full-
page cut showing the Wolf of the Capitol. Bound up with:
(Mirabilia urbis Romae sive) Indulgentiae Ecclesiarum Urbis Romae.
Rome, Marcellus Silber, 1520. 8VO. Black letter. 56 unn. leaves.
With Q full-page woodcuts and 1 smaller one. Limp
vellum. Frs. 1500.—
Both extremely rare editions of the two booklets commonly called
the Mirabilia Romae.
Panzer (Deutsche Annalen I, p. 43 sq.) gives a detailed description of these
two guides to Rome. The first is a short description of old buildings, e. g.
gates, bridges, palaces, triumphal arches, temples, statues, ruins, etc. The contents
conform entirely to the description given in Panzer and therefore we know that
GILHOFER & RANSCHBURG, VIENNA I, BOGNERGASSE 2
n'
83
Nr. 148.
The Masters of the Mallermi Bible.
150 (Melandithon, Phil.) Vnterricht der | Uisitatorn an die | Pfarherrn im Kurffir-
stenthumb zu Sachssen. | Wittemberg. | MDXXVIII. | 4to- 32 11. With very
interesting historiated woodcut title-border. Swn. Frs. 80.—
Not in Kuczynski, Knaake, and Weller. The very rare original edition of this celebrated
pedagogical treatise, containing Luther’s preface. Melanchthon wrote it in 1527; it was a guide for
the participant of the great revision of the schools in Saxony.
^151 — Ein gewisser und klarer unterricht von der Gereditigkeit die fur Gott gilt,
gesogen aus den Sdirifften d. heiligen Propheten und Aposteln, newlich d. H. Ph.
Melantho Latinisdi gestellt. (Transl. by Veit Dietrich). Wittemberg, Hans
Lufft, 1541« 4to. 70 11. Title with a nice architect, border (in the middle
of the lower part a bear.) Bds. Frs. 40.—
Kuczynski 3438- Mejer, p. 78. First German edition. Last leaf, blank, missing.
152 Mirabilia urbis Romae. N. p. d. (Rome about 1520). 8VO. Black
letter. 7 unn. leaves, the last blank leaf missing. With a full-
page cut showing the Wolf of the Capitol. Bound up with:
(Mirabilia urbis Romae sive) Indulgentiae Ecclesiarum Urbis Romae.
Rome, Marcellus Silber, 1520. 8VO. Black letter. 56 unn. leaves.
With Q full-page woodcuts and 1 smaller one. Limp
vellum. Frs. 1500.—
Both extremely rare editions of the two booklets commonly called
the Mirabilia Romae.
Panzer (Deutsche Annalen I, p. 43 sq.) gives a detailed description of these
two guides to Rome. The first is a short description of old buildings, e. g.
gates, bridges, palaces, triumphal arches, temples, statues, ruins, etc. The contents
conform entirely to the description given in Panzer and therefore we know that
GILHOFER & RANSCHBURG, VIENNA I, BOGNERGASSE 2
n'
