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STRASSBURG IMPRINTS — THEOLOGY
Swiss Francs
177 ROLEVINCK, WERNER. Fasciculus temporum. N. p. d. (StraBburg, Job. Priiss, ca.
1490). Fol. Goth. 6 unn., 90 numb. 11. With afinefull-pagewoodcuton vo.
oftitle and 25 smaller cuts in the text, all nicely colouredin an
old hand. Old blind-stamped pigskin over wooden boards, on the frontcover an
armorial supralibros. 180.—
H.*-C. 6916. Proct. 563. Not in the British Museum. Schreiber V, 5119. (p. 226).
Nice enlarged edition, continued to the death of Matthias Corvinus in 1490.
The invention of printing is explicitly referred to on Fol. 89 vo.
With a beautiful full-page cut on reverse of title.
At the end of the registers the name of the rubricator in red ink: Magnus Sartoris / 1493. The
date proves that the book is not printed after 1493. On the upper margin of the leaf is written in
the same hand a note on the death of the Emperor Frederic III: Anno salutis 1493 etc.
Very fine copy in a beautiful armorial binding, the lower blank margins
of three leaves mended, a rent in 1. 46 rep. without loss of text.
178 SIBYLLA, BARTHOL. Speculum peregrinarum quaestionum ad Alfonsum de Ara-
gonia. StraBburg, Joh. Griininger, 1499. Fol. Goth, and Rom. 10 unn., 253 num. 11.
With fulll-page title-woodcut. MS.-Vellum. 120.—
H.*-C. 14720. Proct. 490. BMC. I, p. 113. Schmidt, 44. Schreiber, V 5246. Kristeller, Strafib.
Biicherillustrat., 86. .
Interesting work on daemonology. The first 11. slightly stained, the upper margins of a
few 11. with insignificant damage of the headlines rather short cut, a few wormholes in blank margins,
otherwise a clean and nice copy.
Theology
179 ALBERTUS MAGNUS. Summa de eucharistiae Sacramento. Ulm, Joh. Zainer, 1474.
Fol. Goth. 183 num. 11. With a fine full-page woodcut border con-
sisting of floral and leafy scrolls, and with ma n y w o o d c u t ini-
tials, coloured in red; rubricated. Oaken boards covered with blind stamped pigs-
kin, the sides decorated with most interesting tools. (Contemporary binding, re-
backed, clasps gone). 360.
GKW. 780. Hain* 456. Proct. 2503. BMC. II, 522. Weil, Ulmer Holzschnitt, p. 150, nr. 22.
First edition. One of the earliest Ulm imprints, executed with Zainer's first type. The fine wood-
cut 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 I a r ? e margins, few old. ms. notes and under-
linings, some leaves insignificantlv stained or spotted, a little piece of leaf 40 r damaged by a stain
with loss of a few letters, otherwise a well preserved copy in its old binding.
180 S. AMBROSIUS. Hexameron seu de principiis rerum. Augsbg., Schiissler, 1472. Fol.
Goth., 77 unn. 11. the last blank. Boards. 240.
GKW. 1603. H.* 903. Pr. 1595. BMC. II, 329 (imperfect copy, quoting only 72 leaves).
This exegesis of the Creation belongs to the most important works of the great Church-
Father. It is also of great interest on account of its natural descriptions, the sources of
which having been Basilius, Aelianus and P 1 i n i u s.
181 AMBROSIUS AUTPERTUS. De conflictu virtutum et vitiorum (Printed here under
the name of St. Aurelius Augustinus). N. p. d. (StraBburg, Georg Husner,
ca. 1473). Fol. Goth. 8 unn. 11. Old vellum. 120.—
GKW. 2939. Hain*2085. Proct. 350. BMC. I, p. S3.
EDITIO PRINCEPS. Printed with the interesting first type of Husner with fantastic majuscules.
Large copy, rather wormed, a few old MS. notes and underlinings. On bottom margin of the
last leaf a “tabula” is added by an old hand.
See Reproduction, Plate 13.
183 AUGUSTINUS. De civitate Dei. (With the commentary by Th. Waleys and Ni c.
Trivet). Basle, Michael Wenssler (and Bernhard Richel), 1479. Large fol. Goth.
2 cols., 248 unn. 11. the first blank, without sign, (rep.) Rubricated. Old oaken
boards, the back partly covered with leather, one clasp. 400.—
GKW. 2885. H.»-C. 2058. Proct. 7489 — 7534. BMC. Ill, 726.
A fine large, nearly uncut copy in its old bindings. Only some quite insignificant stains in places.
184 — De civitate dei 11. XXII cum commento Thomae Valois et Nicolai Tri-
vet. Basel, Joh. Amerbach, 1489. Fol. Goth. 2 cols. 268 unn. 11. With a large
woodcut on vo. of title. Capitals in red and blue. — Foliomed by: Augusti-
nurs. De trinitate 11. XV. Ibid. 1489. Goth. 2 cols. 86 unn. 11. Wooden boards cov.
w. paper. 100.—
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STRASSBURG IMPRINTS — THEOLOGY
Swiss Francs
177 ROLEVINCK, WERNER. Fasciculus temporum. N. p. d. (StraBburg, Job. Priiss, ca.
1490). Fol. Goth. 6 unn., 90 numb. 11. With afinefull-pagewoodcuton vo.
oftitle and 25 smaller cuts in the text, all nicely colouredin an
old hand. Old blind-stamped pigskin over wooden boards, on the frontcover an
armorial supralibros. 180.—
H.*-C. 6916. Proct. 563. Not in the British Museum. Schreiber V, 5119. (p. 226).
Nice enlarged edition, continued to the death of Matthias Corvinus in 1490.
The invention of printing is explicitly referred to on Fol. 89 vo.
With a beautiful full-page cut on reverse of title.
At the end of the registers the name of the rubricator in red ink: Magnus Sartoris / 1493. The
date proves that the book is not printed after 1493. On the upper margin of the leaf is written in
the same hand a note on the death of the Emperor Frederic III: Anno salutis 1493 etc.
Very fine copy in a beautiful armorial binding, the lower blank margins
of three leaves mended, a rent in 1. 46 rep. without loss of text.
178 SIBYLLA, BARTHOL. Speculum peregrinarum quaestionum ad Alfonsum de Ara-
gonia. StraBburg, Joh. Griininger, 1499. Fol. Goth, and Rom. 10 unn., 253 num. 11.
With fulll-page title-woodcut. MS.-Vellum. 120.—
H.*-C. 14720. Proct. 490. BMC. I, p. 113. Schmidt, 44. Schreiber, V 5246. Kristeller, Strafib.
Biicherillustrat., 86. .
Interesting work on daemonology. The first 11. slightly stained, the upper margins of a
few 11. with insignificant damage of the headlines rather short cut, a few wormholes in blank margins,
otherwise a clean and nice copy.
Theology
179 ALBERTUS MAGNUS. Summa de eucharistiae Sacramento. Ulm, Joh. Zainer, 1474.
Fol. Goth. 183 num. 11. With a fine full-page woodcut border con-
sisting of floral and leafy scrolls, and with ma n y w o o d c u t ini-
tials, coloured in red; rubricated. Oaken boards covered with blind stamped pigs-
kin, the sides decorated with most interesting tools. (Contemporary binding, re-
backed, clasps gone). 360.
GKW. 780. Hain* 456. Proct. 2503. BMC. II, 522. Weil, Ulmer Holzschnitt, p. 150, nr. 22.
First edition. One of the earliest Ulm imprints, executed with Zainer's first type. The fine wood-
cut 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 I a r ? e margins, few old. ms. notes and under-
linings, some leaves insignificantlv stained or spotted, a little piece of leaf 40 r damaged by a stain
with loss of a few letters, otherwise a well preserved copy in its old binding.
180 S. AMBROSIUS. Hexameron seu de principiis rerum. Augsbg., Schiissler, 1472. Fol.
Goth., 77 unn. 11. the last blank. Boards. 240.
GKW. 1603. H.* 903. Pr. 1595. BMC. II, 329 (imperfect copy, quoting only 72 leaves).
This exegesis of the Creation belongs to the most important works of the great Church-
Father. It is also of great interest on account of its natural descriptions, the sources of
which having been Basilius, Aelianus and P 1 i n i u s.
181 AMBROSIUS AUTPERTUS. De conflictu virtutum et vitiorum (Printed here under
the name of St. Aurelius Augustinus). N. p. d. (StraBburg, Georg Husner,
ca. 1473). Fol. Goth. 8 unn. 11. Old vellum. 120.—
GKW. 2939. Hain*2085. Proct. 350. BMC. I, p. S3.
EDITIO PRINCEPS. Printed with the interesting first type of Husner with fantastic majuscules.
Large copy, rather wormed, a few old MS. notes and underlinings. On bottom margin of the
last leaf a “tabula” is added by an old hand.
See Reproduction, Plate 13.
183 AUGUSTINUS. De civitate Dei. (With the commentary by Th. Waleys and Ni c.
Trivet). Basle, Michael Wenssler (and Bernhard Richel), 1479. Large fol. Goth.
2 cols., 248 unn. 11. the first blank, without sign, (rep.) Rubricated. Old oaken
boards, the back partly covered with leather, one clasp. 400.—
GKW. 2885. H.»-C. 2058. Proct. 7489 — 7534. BMC. Ill, 726.
A fine large, nearly uncut copy in its old bindings. Only some quite insignificant stains in places.
184 — De civitate dei 11. XXII cum commento Thomae Valois et Nicolai Tri-
vet. Basel, Joh. Amerbach, 1489. Fol. Goth. 2 cols. 268 unn. 11. With a large
woodcut on vo. of title. Capitals in red and blue. — Foliomed by: Augusti-
nurs. De trinitate 11. XV. Ibid. 1489. Goth. 2 cols. 86 unn. 11. Wooden boards cov.
w. paper. 100.—
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