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INCUNABULA
484 FLISCUS, Hector, J(uris) U(triusque) D(octor). Oratio ad Inno-
centium VIII. (Rome, Stephan Planck, after 27 Apr. 1485). Goth, char.,
32 lines, 6 Ivs. 4to. Hf.-vellum. f 140.—
Hain 7133. Proctor 3664. Stillwell F 173. BMC IV, 85. Very probably
the Editio Princeps of this oration, which is of some juridical interest. ■— Upper
margins shortly cut, a very few spots, otherwise a very good copy.
485 MARTYROLOGIUM. Viola Sanctorum. N.pl., n.p. (Strassbourg, J.
Priiss), 1499. With a fine woodcut on title and one on verso of title.
Gothic letters. 10 & 123 Ivs. (last blank missing), 35 lines. 4to. Wooden
boards with blind-tooled pigskin back, clasps missing, back worn.
f 190,—
H a i n-C o p. 10873. Proctor 552. B.M.C. I, 124. Schreiber 4594. Stillwell
M 296. The woodcuts show the Annunciation and the stoning of St. Stephen. —
Ownership entries on title and first leaf. First leaf with a small hole, some wormholes
in the lower margins throughout, otherwise a well preserved copy.
486 NOGAROLUS, Leonardus, protonotar. apostol. Ed. Ludov. Zuffatus
artium ac medicinae doctor. De mundi aeternitate. (Vicenza), Henricus
de Sancto Ursio, Zenus, 1486. Goth, type, 2 cols., 54 lines, 79 Ivs.
(including the first blank, lacks the last blank.) Folio. Niee mod.
vellum binding. f 450.—
Hain-Copinger 11894; Proctor 7166, Type 4, 5. Stillwell N 232.
Polain II, 2896. BMC VII. 1045. F a c c i o 1 i, 1 i b r. Vicent. p. 84. —
Apart from a few wormholes in some Ivs., a very fine, large copy of
this rare work by the famous philosopher.
487 ODENDORF, Henricus de, Colon. Repetitio capituli omnis utriusque
sexus de p (o) enitentiis et remissionibus. Memmingen, Albrecht Kunne,
1490. With rubricated initials and one “Maiblumen" initial. Goth, types.
32 lines and headlines. 16 & 116. Ivs. 4to. Old limp vellum. f 300.—
Hain 11957. Proctor 2789. Polain 2910. B M C II, 605. Stillwell O 20. —
An exposition of the statute enacted by the fourth Lateran Council in 1216, introdu-
cing the duty of confession. The author was Rector of the University of Vienna and
“iuris utriusque professor”. The book is finely printed in 4 different types. — A
strip of the blank margin of the title-leaf supplied, a few insign, stains, one wormhole
in lower blank margin of part of the book, otherwise a fine, nicely imbricated copy
of this rare impression.
488 PEROTTUS, Nicolaus, Episcop. Sypontinus. Cornucopia, sive linguae
latinae commentarii. Ejusdem Sypontini libellus, quo Plinii epistola
ad Titum Vespasianum corrigitur, cum graeco, quod in aliis non habe-
tur. Cornelii Vitellii in eum ipsum libellum Sypontini annotationes.
Venetiis, Aldus Manutius, 1499. Rom. and gr. type. 30 Ivs. and 642 pp.
Folio. Mod. half vellum. f 340.-—■
Hain 12706. Proctor 5572, type 2, (9), 10. R e n o u a r d I, p. 44/47. B r i t.
M, u s. Cat. V, 561. Stillwell P 262. Brunet IV,, 505. Schweiger, H a n d-
buch d. class. Bibliogr. II2, p. 604. Haebler, Handbuch d. Inku-
n a b e 1 k u n d e, S. 58 : “Eine Zahlung nach Seiten kommt dagegen in der Wiegen-
druckzeit so gut wie nirgepds vor. Das einzige Beispiel, das ich anzuführen wüsste,
ist ein Druck des Aldus Manutius (Hain 12706, Perottus), der daneben die gleichfalls
einzigartige Besonderheit aufweist, dass auch die Zeilen jeder Seite, wie in den
modernen Schulausgaben der Klassiker, gezâhlt sind.” First by Aldus prin-
ted edition of this famous work of Perottus, of the greatest
rarity. The scarcest of all A 1 du s-e d i t i o n s. It cont. a very im-
portant commentary of the first book of Martial and a remarkable preface
(reprinted by Renouard). With 2 prefaces by L. Odaxius and Pyrrhus Perrotus, the
nephew of the author, and a short biography of Martial.
Nic. Perrotus was a prelate of the 15th cent, belonging to a famous family ; he
reformed the grammar for his pupils ; much esteemed by several popes he became
governor of Perugia and later of Umbria and archbishop of Siponto in 1458. He
died in 1480. His best book was this commentary with the title “Cornucopia”.
Some initials at the end are painted red and blue. First If. repaired with a little
lose of text. In the beginning and at the end a little stained and traces of use.
See also no. 384.
Ludwig Rosenthal’s Antiquariaat, ’s-Gravelandseweg 102, Hilversuin-Holland. — Cat. 196
INCUNABULA
484 FLISCUS, Hector, J(uris) U(triusque) D(octor). Oratio ad Inno-
centium VIII. (Rome, Stephan Planck, after 27 Apr. 1485). Goth, char.,
32 lines, 6 Ivs. 4to. Hf.-vellum. f 140.—
Hain 7133. Proctor 3664. Stillwell F 173. BMC IV, 85. Very probably
the Editio Princeps of this oration, which is of some juridical interest. ■— Upper
margins shortly cut, a very few spots, otherwise a very good copy.
485 MARTYROLOGIUM. Viola Sanctorum. N.pl., n.p. (Strassbourg, J.
Priiss), 1499. With a fine woodcut on title and one on verso of title.
Gothic letters. 10 & 123 Ivs. (last blank missing), 35 lines. 4to. Wooden
boards with blind-tooled pigskin back, clasps missing, back worn.
f 190,—
H a i n-C o p. 10873. Proctor 552. B.M.C. I, 124. Schreiber 4594. Stillwell
M 296. The woodcuts show the Annunciation and the stoning of St. Stephen. —
Ownership entries on title and first leaf. First leaf with a small hole, some wormholes
in the lower margins throughout, otherwise a well preserved copy.
486 NOGAROLUS, Leonardus, protonotar. apostol. Ed. Ludov. Zuffatus
artium ac medicinae doctor. De mundi aeternitate. (Vicenza), Henricus
de Sancto Ursio, Zenus, 1486. Goth, type, 2 cols., 54 lines, 79 Ivs.
(including the first blank, lacks the last blank.) Folio. Niee mod.
vellum binding. f 450.—
Hain-Copinger 11894; Proctor 7166, Type 4, 5. Stillwell N 232.
Polain II, 2896. BMC VII. 1045. F a c c i o 1 i, 1 i b r. Vicent. p. 84. —
Apart from a few wormholes in some Ivs., a very fine, large copy of
this rare work by the famous philosopher.
487 ODENDORF, Henricus de, Colon. Repetitio capituli omnis utriusque
sexus de p (o) enitentiis et remissionibus. Memmingen, Albrecht Kunne,
1490. With rubricated initials and one “Maiblumen" initial. Goth, types.
32 lines and headlines. 16 & 116. Ivs. 4to. Old limp vellum. f 300.—
Hain 11957. Proctor 2789. Polain 2910. B M C II, 605. Stillwell O 20. —
An exposition of the statute enacted by the fourth Lateran Council in 1216, introdu-
cing the duty of confession. The author was Rector of the University of Vienna and
“iuris utriusque professor”. The book is finely printed in 4 different types. — A
strip of the blank margin of the title-leaf supplied, a few insign, stains, one wormhole
in lower blank margin of part of the book, otherwise a fine, nicely imbricated copy
of this rare impression.
488 PEROTTUS, Nicolaus, Episcop. Sypontinus. Cornucopia, sive linguae
latinae commentarii. Ejusdem Sypontini libellus, quo Plinii epistola
ad Titum Vespasianum corrigitur, cum graeco, quod in aliis non habe-
tur. Cornelii Vitellii in eum ipsum libellum Sypontini annotationes.
Venetiis, Aldus Manutius, 1499. Rom. and gr. type. 30 Ivs. and 642 pp.
Folio. Mod. half vellum. f 340.-—■
Hain 12706. Proctor 5572, type 2, (9), 10. R e n o u a r d I, p. 44/47. B r i t.
M, u s. Cat. V, 561. Stillwell P 262. Brunet IV,, 505. Schweiger, H a n d-
buch d. class. Bibliogr. II2, p. 604. Haebler, Handbuch d. Inku-
n a b e 1 k u n d e, S. 58 : “Eine Zahlung nach Seiten kommt dagegen in der Wiegen-
druckzeit so gut wie nirgepds vor. Das einzige Beispiel, das ich anzuführen wüsste,
ist ein Druck des Aldus Manutius (Hain 12706, Perottus), der daneben die gleichfalls
einzigartige Besonderheit aufweist, dass auch die Zeilen jeder Seite, wie in den
modernen Schulausgaben der Klassiker, gezâhlt sind.” First by Aldus prin-
ted edition of this famous work of Perottus, of the greatest
rarity. The scarcest of all A 1 du s-e d i t i o n s. It cont. a very im-
portant commentary of the first book of Martial and a remarkable preface
(reprinted by Renouard). With 2 prefaces by L. Odaxius and Pyrrhus Perrotus, the
nephew of the author, and a short biography of Martial.
Nic. Perrotus was a prelate of the 15th cent, belonging to a famous family ; he
reformed the grammar for his pupils ; much esteemed by several popes he became
governor of Perugia and later of Umbria and archbishop of Siponto in 1458. He
died in 1480. His best book was this commentary with the title “Cornucopia”.
Some initials at the end are painted red and blue. First If. repaired with a little
lose of text. In the beginning and at the end a little stained and traces of use.
See also no. 384.
Ludwig Rosenthal’s Antiquariaat, ’s-Gravelandseweg 102, Hilversuin-Holland. — Cat. 196
