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POLISH AUTHORS — RARE PRESSES 31
Polish Authors
Swiss Francs
157 NICOLAUS DE BLONY. Tractatus sacerdota'is de sacramentis deque divinis offi-
ciis et eorum administrationibus. tSrallburg, Martin Flach, 1493. 4t0- Goth., 2 cols.,
125 unn. 11. rubricated at beg. Wooden boards covered with leather (newly
bound.) 90.—
H.*-C. 3256. Pell. 2432. Schmidt, Flach, 48. Not in Proct.; no copy in Brit. Museum.
First and last leaves wormed, slightly waterstained, note of ownership on first leaf which is
strengthened at inner margin.
158 STOBNICENSIS, JOH. Legenda sanctissimae matronis Annae. Leipzig, Melchior
Lotter, 1497. 4 to. Goth. 24 unn. IL, the last blank. Vellum. 170.—
GKW. 2003. H.*-C. 1113. Proct. 3028. BMC. Ill, p. 649.
Very rare edition of the legend of St. Anne, the mother of the Virgin, attributed by H. Juszynski
to Johannes Stobniczka.
Quite complete copy, somewhat browned. Note of ownership on title. The right lower blank
corner of the title torn off. — No copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
See Reproduction, Plate 12.
Rare and famous Presses
159 ANGELUS DE CLAVASIO. Summa de casibus conscientiae. Praecedit epistola Hier.
Tornieli Novariensis. Chivasso, Jacobin us de Suigo, 1486. 4to. Goth. 2 cols.,
388 unn. 11. (the leaves 1, 377, 378 blank) w. sign., capital spaces and paragraph-
marks in red. Hf. calf over wooden boards (newly bound). 250.—
GKW. 1923. Hain (not seen) -Cop. 5382. Proct. 7323. Pell. II, 3812. Fumagalli, p. 84 u. 85 (Reprod.)
Cosentini, Incunaboli ed i tipografi Piemontesi, 21.
First edition and the only book printed in the XVth cent, at Chivasso.
The first blank leaf which contains a library-stamp and some old entries is made up on upper
part. The first sixteen leaves are also slightly damaged on the riffht corner and repaired with small
loss of text. Besides these insignificant damages the copy is partly browned and stained by water,
esp. at the beginning and end. Marginal notes in places.
On the whole a medium copy of a most scarce incunabulum printed at Chivasso.
160 Pseudo-BONAVENTURA. Instructio novitiorum. De quatuor virtutibus. Montserrate,
Johannes Luschner, 1499. 8vo. Goth. 20 unn. 11. With a curious, nearly f u 11-
page title cut, repres. the Montserrate monastery and the mountain,
and a small circular cut depicting the Virgin and Child at the
e n d, and several ornamental woodcut initials. Limp vellum. 1500.—
GKW. 4736. H. (not seen) 3508. Reichling I, p. 106. Proctor Suppl. I, 9613 a. Haebler, Bibliografia
Iberica 62. Lyell, Early Book Illustration in Spain, P. 98 and Fig. 77.
Extremely rare Spanish Woodcut-Incunabulum printed in the monastery of Montserrat, in the
neighbourhood of Barcelona.
This monastery is of the highest interest on account of the medieval German legend (Parsifal)
which locate here the Castle of the Holy Grail. The cut on the title is the earliest repre-
sentation of the scene of the Parsifal Legend.
This curious book is of the greatest rarity.
Fine copy. Only one copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
See Reproduction, Plate 17.
161 CICERO. Opuscula philosophica. De fato, de legibus, lib. ad Hortensium de dis-
ciplina militari, de finibus bonorum et malorum, de petitione consulatus, Acade-
mica et Somnium Scipionis. Reggio d‘Emilia, Bazelerius de Bazeleriis, 1499. Fol.
Rom. 80 unn., 11. + 1 blank at end. Wooden boards, back covered with blind stam-
ped pigskin (repaired). 200.—
GKW. 6903 (III—V). Hain* 5344. Proct. 7258 A (e). Voullieme, Berlin 2767. An insignificant water-
stain and some wormholes on margins, but a fine, large copy of this rare Cicero-edition.
162 PAULUS DE S. MARIA. Dialogus Pauli et Sauli contra Judaeos, sive Scrutinium
Scripturarum. Mainz, Peter Schoeffer, 1478. Fol. Goth. 218 unn. 11. of which 1. 72 and
218 are blank. Printed in red and black. With the device of Schoeffer at
end printed in red. Rubricated copy, with many capitals supplied in red. Old
half pigskin on wooden boards. 500.—
Hain (not seen) -Cop. 10766. Proct. 114. BMC. I, p. 34.
Fine product from this famous press, nicelyprinted with the small
type first used as the text type of Part II of the Grammatica of Brunner
i n 1468. The heading of the first text leaf, the full colophon and the prin-
ter's device are printed in red.
Exceedingly fine and clean copy with very large margins, nearly uncut.
See Reproduction, Plate 15.
163 PONTANUS J. J. De fortitudine bellica. De principe. Naples, Mathias Moravus,
1490. 4to. Rom. 98 unn. 11. Vellum. 550.—
H.*-C. 13256. Cop. Ill, p. 283. Proct. 6708. Fava e Bresciano, La stampa a Napoli II, p. 123, no. 144.
EDITIO PRINCEPS. Imprints of Naples with the date and name of the press
are extremely rare.
GILHOFER & RANSCHBURG, VIENNA I, BOGNERGASSE 2
Polish Authors
Swiss Francs
157 NICOLAUS DE BLONY. Tractatus sacerdota'is de sacramentis deque divinis offi-
ciis et eorum administrationibus. tSrallburg, Martin Flach, 1493. 4t0- Goth., 2 cols.,
125 unn. 11. rubricated at beg. Wooden boards covered with leather (newly
bound.) 90.—
H.*-C. 3256. Pell. 2432. Schmidt, Flach, 48. Not in Proct.; no copy in Brit. Museum.
First and last leaves wormed, slightly waterstained, note of ownership on first leaf which is
strengthened at inner margin.
158 STOBNICENSIS, JOH. Legenda sanctissimae matronis Annae. Leipzig, Melchior
Lotter, 1497. 4 to. Goth. 24 unn. IL, the last blank. Vellum. 170.—
GKW. 2003. H.*-C. 1113. Proct. 3028. BMC. Ill, p. 649.
Very rare edition of the legend of St. Anne, the mother of the Virgin, attributed by H. Juszynski
to Johannes Stobniczka.
Quite complete copy, somewhat browned. Note of ownership on title. The right lower blank
corner of the title torn off. — No copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
See Reproduction, Plate 12.
Rare and famous Presses
159 ANGELUS DE CLAVASIO. Summa de casibus conscientiae. Praecedit epistola Hier.
Tornieli Novariensis. Chivasso, Jacobin us de Suigo, 1486. 4to. Goth. 2 cols.,
388 unn. 11. (the leaves 1, 377, 378 blank) w. sign., capital spaces and paragraph-
marks in red. Hf. calf over wooden boards (newly bound). 250.—
GKW. 1923. Hain (not seen) -Cop. 5382. Proct. 7323. Pell. II, 3812. Fumagalli, p. 84 u. 85 (Reprod.)
Cosentini, Incunaboli ed i tipografi Piemontesi, 21.
First edition and the only book printed in the XVth cent, at Chivasso.
The first blank leaf which contains a library-stamp and some old entries is made up on upper
part. The first sixteen leaves are also slightly damaged on the riffht corner and repaired with small
loss of text. Besides these insignificant damages the copy is partly browned and stained by water,
esp. at the beginning and end. Marginal notes in places.
On the whole a medium copy of a most scarce incunabulum printed at Chivasso.
160 Pseudo-BONAVENTURA. Instructio novitiorum. De quatuor virtutibus. Montserrate,
Johannes Luschner, 1499. 8vo. Goth. 20 unn. 11. With a curious, nearly f u 11-
page title cut, repres. the Montserrate monastery and the mountain,
and a small circular cut depicting the Virgin and Child at the
e n d, and several ornamental woodcut initials. Limp vellum. 1500.—
GKW. 4736. H. (not seen) 3508. Reichling I, p. 106. Proctor Suppl. I, 9613 a. Haebler, Bibliografia
Iberica 62. Lyell, Early Book Illustration in Spain, P. 98 and Fig. 77.
Extremely rare Spanish Woodcut-Incunabulum printed in the monastery of Montserrat, in the
neighbourhood of Barcelona.
This monastery is of the highest interest on account of the medieval German legend (Parsifal)
which locate here the Castle of the Holy Grail. The cut on the title is the earliest repre-
sentation of the scene of the Parsifal Legend.
This curious book is of the greatest rarity.
Fine copy. Only one copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
See Reproduction, Plate 17.
161 CICERO. Opuscula philosophica. De fato, de legibus, lib. ad Hortensium de dis-
ciplina militari, de finibus bonorum et malorum, de petitione consulatus, Acade-
mica et Somnium Scipionis. Reggio d‘Emilia, Bazelerius de Bazeleriis, 1499. Fol.
Rom. 80 unn., 11. + 1 blank at end. Wooden boards, back covered with blind stam-
ped pigskin (repaired). 200.—
GKW. 6903 (III—V). Hain* 5344. Proct. 7258 A (e). Voullieme, Berlin 2767. An insignificant water-
stain and some wormholes on margins, but a fine, large copy of this rare Cicero-edition.
162 PAULUS DE S. MARIA. Dialogus Pauli et Sauli contra Judaeos, sive Scrutinium
Scripturarum. Mainz, Peter Schoeffer, 1478. Fol. Goth. 218 unn. 11. of which 1. 72 and
218 are blank. Printed in red and black. With the device of Schoeffer at
end printed in red. Rubricated copy, with many capitals supplied in red. Old
half pigskin on wooden boards. 500.—
Hain (not seen) -Cop. 10766. Proct. 114. BMC. I, p. 34.
Fine product from this famous press, nicelyprinted with the small
type first used as the text type of Part II of the Grammatica of Brunner
i n 1468. The heading of the first text leaf, the full colophon and the prin-
ter's device are printed in red.
Exceedingly fine and clean copy with very large margins, nearly uncut.
See Reproduction, Plate 15.
163 PONTANUS J. J. De fortitudine bellica. De principe. Naples, Mathias Moravus,
1490. 4to. Rom. 98 unn. 11. Vellum. 550.—
H.*-C. 13256. Cop. Ill, p. 283. Proct. 6708. Fava e Bresciano, La stampa a Napoli II, p. 123, no. 144.
EDITIO PRINCEPS. Imprints of Naples with the date and name of the press
are extremely rare.
GILHOFER & RANSCHBURG, VIENNA I, BOGNERGASSE 2