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THEOLOGY
Swiss Francs
209 NIDER, JOH. Tractatus de morali lepra. Cologne, Conrad Winters de Homborch,
n. d. (not after 1479). 4 to. Goth. 102 unn. 11. Rubricated. Old blind-stamped calf over
wooden boards (rebacked clasps gone). 120.—
Hain* 11817. Voullieme Buehdruck Kolns, 867. Proctor 1189. BMC. I, 246.
Chap. 6 deals with the winebibbers and the players. Chap. 9 treats of supers! i-
tions, predictions, necromancy, spatulamancy, geomancy, &c., &c. The last
6 chaps, upon matrimony and the sexual life are also of legal interest.
Nice clean copy with a few old MS. notes in its old monastic binding.
Only one copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
210 PALUDANUS, P. Sermones thesauri novi de Sanctis. Strallburg, (Printer of Palu-
danus), 1484. Fol. Goth. 2 col., 310 unn. 11. Contemporary wooden boards, covered
with blind-stamped brown calf (slightly wormed and rubbed). 90.—
Not in Hain. Cop. 5421. Proct. 421. Fine and large copy in the original binding.
Some old MS. notes on the margins, a small wormhole in the first and the last 11. Interesting ms.
notice on leaf 1: ,,Ex libris Venclaj Clauidis emptus 13 alb‘ g‘
Only one copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census). No copy in the British Museum.
211 PETRUS DE BERGAMO. Tabula operum Thomae Aquinatis. Basel, Bernh. Richel,
1478. Fol. Goth. 360 IL, the first blank missing. Rubricated throughout, paragraph
marks in red. With printer's device. Mod. bds. 120.—
Hain 2818. Proct. 7533. BMC. III. 738. Pell. 2074.
Petrus* of Bergamo compendious index to the works of St. Thomas de Aquino is specially in this,
second and enlarged recension till yeth for its gret accuracy an indispensable help. The printed
pages show a singular appearance by using of arabic numerals in the text. Good copy. Some very
insign, stains.
212 PETRUS COMESTOR. Historia scholastica. Basle, (Johann Amerbach), 1486. Fol.
Goth. 2 col., 229 unn. 11. Original binding, wooden boards covered with nicely blind
stamped pigskin, two clasps (under side wormed). 100.—
Hain (not seen) -Cop. 5537 (—■ 5535). Proct. 7572. BMC. HI, p. 749.
The very renowned mediaeval school-book, a collection of edifying moral anecdotes
and stories, mostly miraculous from the Bible and the history of the Middle Age. It was one of the
favorite books, read at table in monasteries and nunneries in the Middle Age.
Quite complete copy in the nice original binding, but rather waterstained and wormed in pla-
ces. Small stamp and note of ownership in the title leaf. Only one copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
213 Plenarium, sive Evangelia et Epistolae. (In German). Augsburg, Anton Sorg, 1493.
Fol. Goth. 2 cols., 207 num. 11. With a fine full-page cut and 59 small
woodcuts, all in contemporary colouring. Contemporary binding of
wooden boards covered with nicely blind-tooled pigskin, two clasps. 1800.—
Hain* 6741. Schreiber 4973. A German woodcut incunabulum of the utmost rarity. Schreiber men-
tions only four copies.
The woodcuts which are all carefully coloured by a contemporary hand represent different sce-
nes from the Gospels. The full-page cut at the beginning depicts the Crucifixion with S. Mary and
S. John, surrounded by the Evangelists. Of this edition there exist only 4 copies besides ours, as sta-
ted above: and this copy is absolutely perfect.
There are some insignificant wormholes and some slight stains in a few places. A rent in leaf
88 repaired at an early date, otherwise a fine copy in its old binding.
No copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
214 POMERIUS, JULIANUS. De vita contemplativa atque actuali (printed here under
the name of Prosper A quit anus). N. p. (Speier, Peter Drach) 1486. 4 to. Goth.
2 col., capital-spaces with guide-letters, 50 unn. 11., the last blank. MS.-vellum. 90.—
H.*-C. 13417. Proct. 2365. BMC. II, 495.
FIRST EDITION of this famous work cont. instructions for the life and duties of priests and
clergymen. A fine and perfect copy, which except of some stains in margins is in a good state of
preservation.
215 Privilegia et Litterae indulgentiarum Ordinis Fratrum Minorum. Leipzig, Wolfgang
Stockel, 1498. 4 to. Goth. 20 unn. 11. Bds. 60.—
Hain* 13373. Proct. 3062. BMC. Ill, p. 655.
Rare edition of this small booklet, which is of some interest for the history of the Franciscans.
Some MS. marginal notes are added in an early hand, somewhat stained in places.
216 RAULIN, JOH. Oratio de reformatione religionum et bene vivendi instituto in con-
ventu Cluniacensium habita. (With preface and poem by Sebastian
Brant). Basle, Johann Bergmann, 1498. 4 to. Rom. 14 unn. 11., the last being blank.
Half vellum. 60.—
H.*-C. 13701. Proct. 7780. BMC. Ill, 796.
FIRST EDITION of this religious sermon of the French preacher Raulin interesting also for
church history printed by J oh. Bergmann of Olpe, who had Sebastian Brant as his
literary and artistic adviser.
CATALOGUE 261 - PRICES IN SWISS FRANCS
THEOLOGY
Swiss Francs
209 NIDER, JOH. Tractatus de morali lepra. Cologne, Conrad Winters de Homborch,
n. d. (not after 1479). 4 to. Goth. 102 unn. 11. Rubricated. Old blind-stamped calf over
wooden boards (rebacked clasps gone). 120.—
Hain* 11817. Voullieme Buehdruck Kolns, 867. Proctor 1189. BMC. I, 246.
Chap. 6 deals with the winebibbers and the players. Chap. 9 treats of supers! i-
tions, predictions, necromancy, spatulamancy, geomancy, &c., &c. The last
6 chaps, upon matrimony and the sexual life are also of legal interest.
Nice clean copy with a few old MS. notes in its old monastic binding.
Only one copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
210 PALUDANUS, P. Sermones thesauri novi de Sanctis. Strallburg, (Printer of Palu-
danus), 1484. Fol. Goth. 2 col., 310 unn. 11. Contemporary wooden boards, covered
with blind-stamped brown calf (slightly wormed and rubbed). 90.—
Not in Hain. Cop. 5421. Proct. 421. Fine and large copy in the original binding.
Some old MS. notes on the margins, a small wormhole in the first and the last 11. Interesting ms.
notice on leaf 1: ,,Ex libris Venclaj Clauidis emptus 13 alb‘ g‘
Only one copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census). No copy in the British Museum.
211 PETRUS DE BERGAMO. Tabula operum Thomae Aquinatis. Basel, Bernh. Richel,
1478. Fol. Goth. 360 IL, the first blank missing. Rubricated throughout, paragraph
marks in red. With printer's device. Mod. bds. 120.—
Hain 2818. Proct. 7533. BMC. III. 738. Pell. 2074.
Petrus* of Bergamo compendious index to the works of St. Thomas de Aquino is specially in this,
second and enlarged recension till yeth for its gret accuracy an indispensable help. The printed
pages show a singular appearance by using of arabic numerals in the text. Good copy. Some very
insign, stains.
212 PETRUS COMESTOR. Historia scholastica. Basle, (Johann Amerbach), 1486. Fol.
Goth. 2 col., 229 unn. 11. Original binding, wooden boards covered with nicely blind
stamped pigskin, two clasps (under side wormed). 100.—
Hain (not seen) -Cop. 5537 (—■ 5535). Proct. 7572. BMC. HI, p. 749.
The very renowned mediaeval school-book, a collection of edifying moral anecdotes
and stories, mostly miraculous from the Bible and the history of the Middle Age. It was one of the
favorite books, read at table in monasteries and nunneries in the Middle Age.
Quite complete copy in the nice original binding, but rather waterstained and wormed in pla-
ces. Small stamp and note of ownership in the title leaf. Only one copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
213 Plenarium, sive Evangelia et Epistolae. (In German). Augsburg, Anton Sorg, 1493.
Fol. Goth. 2 cols., 207 num. 11. With a fine full-page cut and 59 small
woodcuts, all in contemporary colouring. Contemporary binding of
wooden boards covered with nicely blind-tooled pigskin, two clasps. 1800.—
Hain* 6741. Schreiber 4973. A German woodcut incunabulum of the utmost rarity. Schreiber men-
tions only four copies.
The woodcuts which are all carefully coloured by a contemporary hand represent different sce-
nes from the Gospels. The full-page cut at the beginning depicts the Crucifixion with S. Mary and
S. John, surrounded by the Evangelists. Of this edition there exist only 4 copies besides ours, as sta-
ted above: and this copy is absolutely perfect.
There are some insignificant wormholes and some slight stains in a few places. A rent in leaf
88 repaired at an early date, otherwise a fine copy in its old binding.
No copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
214 POMERIUS, JULIANUS. De vita contemplativa atque actuali (printed here under
the name of Prosper A quit anus). N. p. (Speier, Peter Drach) 1486. 4 to. Goth.
2 col., capital-spaces with guide-letters, 50 unn. 11., the last blank. MS.-vellum. 90.—
H.*-C. 13417. Proct. 2365. BMC. II, 495.
FIRST EDITION of this famous work cont. instructions for the life and duties of priests and
clergymen. A fine and perfect copy, which except of some stains in margins is in a good state of
preservation.
215 Privilegia et Litterae indulgentiarum Ordinis Fratrum Minorum. Leipzig, Wolfgang
Stockel, 1498. 4 to. Goth. 20 unn. 11. Bds. 60.—
Hain* 13373. Proct. 3062. BMC. Ill, p. 655.
Rare edition of this small booklet, which is of some interest for the history of the Franciscans.
Some MS. marginal notes are added in an early hand, somewhat stained in places.
216 RAULIN, JOH. Oratio de reformatione religionum et bene vivendi instituto in con-
ventu Cluniacensium habita. (With preface and poem by Sebastian
Brant). Basle, Johann Bergmann, 1498. 4 to. Rom. 14 unn. 11., the last being blank.
Half vellum. 60.—
H.*-C. 13701. Proct. 7780. BMC. Ill, 796.
FIRST EDITION of this religious sermon of the French preacher Raulin interesting also for
church history printed by J oh. Bergmann of Olpe, who had Sebastian Brant as his
literary and artistic adviser.
CATALOGUE 261 - PRICES IN SWISS FRANCS
