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Ioannis Lucidi Samothei viri clarissimi Opusculum de eme[n]dationibus temporum ab orbe condito ad hanc vsq[ue] nostram aetatem: : iuxta veram ac rectam chronographiam ex antiquis ac probatissimis authoribus excerptum : in hoc volumine habentur haec diligentissime recognita & eme[n]data

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Publication
Extent
[8], 210 leaves
Note
  • Title, and contents note, transcribed from Camerini
  • Printer identified in colophon, which reads: "Venetiis in officina Luc[a]eantonii Iunt[a]e anno MDXLV mense Decembri" [1545]
  • The second ed. of the Opusculum, a collection of five chronological tracts, supposedly written by a Frenchman, Joannes Lucidus, although there is no proof that he ever existed. In fact, the tracts were probably written by the Dominican friar, Giovanni Maria Tolosani, who signed the dedication. The second ed. included two additional pieces, openly attributed to Tolosani, Cf. E. Rosen, "Was Copernicus' Revolutions approved by the Pope?", Journal of the history of ideas 36, no. 3 (Jul.-Sept. 1975): 531-542
  • Tolosani's dedication to Niccolò Schomberg, Cardinal Capuano, dated Oct. 15, 1535 in Florence, on leaves [6]v-[7]v
  • Printed in roman type, with section headings in italics
  • Woodcuts: printer's device on t.p. and below colophon (the Giunta fleur-de-lis, with initials "L.A.", flanked by two putti within a wreath of fruit and leaves); circular diagram of the winds on verso of leaf 155; white-on-white foliated initials
  • Signatures: [maltese cross]8 A-2B8 2C10
  • Includes index
  • Not in Renouard
Contents
  • Emendationes temporum ab orbe condito
  • Tabulae annales
  • Canones in tabulam perpetuam temporum
  • De vero die passionis Christi
  • Epitoma emendationis calendarij Romani
  • Additio ad praedicta in libro emendationis temporum: de recta computatione ipsorum temporum ab orbe condito, ad Christi ortum / per fratre[m] Ioannem Mariam de Tholosanis ...
  • Breuis adnotatio emendatoria calendarij Romani pro paschate rite celebrando ad Concilium generale Tridentinum directa & per eundem Fratrem Ioannem Mariam edita
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Ioannis Lucidi Samothei viri clarissimi Opusculum de eme[n]dationibus temporum ab orbe condito ad hanc vsq[ue] nostram aetatem: : iuxta veram ac rectam chronographiam ex antiquis ac probatissimis authoribus excerptum : in hoc volumine habentur haec diligentissime recognita & eme[n]data
Title
Ioannis Lucidi Samothei viri clarissimi Opusculum de eme[n]dationibus temporum ab orbe condito ad hanc vsq[ue] nostram aetatem:
Title remainder
iuxta veram ac rectam chronographiam ex antiquis ac probatissimis authoribus excerptum : in hoc volumine habentur haec diligentissime recognita & eme[n]data
Title variation
De emendationibus temporum
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EQO
Citation location within source
  • no. 508
  • p. 396
  • CNCE 26868
Citation source
  • Camerini, P. Annali dei Giunti
  • BM STC Italian, 1465-1600
  • EDIT 16
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illustrations
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index present
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non fiction
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Ioannis Lucidi Samothei viri clarissimi Opusculum de eme[n]dationibus temporum ab orbe condito ad hanc vsq[ue] nostram aetatem: : iuxta veram ac rectam chronographiam ex antiquis ac probatissimis authoribus excerptum : in hoc volumine habentur haec diligentissime recognita & eme[n]data
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Publication
Note
  • Title, and contents note, transcribed from Camerini
  • Printer identified in colophon, which reads: "Venetiis in officina Luc[a]eantonii Iunt[a]e anno MDXLV mense Decembri" [1545]
  • The second ed. of the Opusculum, a collection of five chronological tracts, supposedly written by a Frenchman, Joannes Lucidus, although there is no proof that he ever existed. In fact, the tracts were probably written by the Dominican friar, Giovanni Maria Tolosani, who signed the dedication. The second ed. included two additional pieces, openly attributed to Tolosani, Cf. E. Rosen, "Was Copernicus' Revolutions approved by the Pope?", Journal of the history of ideas 36, no. 3 (Jul.-Sept. 1975): 531-542
  • Tolosani's dedication to Niccolò Schomberg, Cardinal Capuano, dated Oct. 15, 1535 in Florence, on leaves [6]v-[7]v
  • Printed in roman type, with section headings in italics
  • Woodcuts: printer's device on t.p. and below colophon (the Giunta fleur-de-lis, with initials "L.A.", flanked by two putti within a wreath of fruit and leaves); circular diagram of the winds on verso of leaf 155; white-on-white foliated initials
  • Signatures: [maltese cross]8 A-2B8 2C10
  • Includes index
  • Not in Renouard
Contents
Emendationes temporum ab orbe condito -- Tabulae annales -- Canones in tabulam perpetuam temporum -- De vero die passionis Christi -- Epitoma emendationis calendarij Romani -- Additio ad praedicta in libro emendationis temporum: de recta computatione ipsorum temporum ab orbe condito, ad Christi ortum / per fratre[m] Ioannem Mariam de Tholosanis ... -- Breuis adnotatio emendatoria calendarij Romani pro paschate rite celebrando ad Concilium generale Tridentinum directa & per eundem Fratrem Ioannem Mariam edita
Dimensions
22 cm. (4to)
Extent
[8], 210 leaves
Note
  • Spec. Coll. copy: imperfect: first gathering ([maltese cross]8), which includes t.p. dated MDXXXVII, is from the1537 ed.; remaining gatherings from 1546 ed.
  • Spec. Coll. copy: contemporary limp vellum binding, sewn on three leather thongs; spine reinforced with strips of early vellum ms. waste; early ms. spine title obscured by later repair; early ms. shelf-mark label on spine. Early 19th-century ownership label on t.p. of Pietro Buoninsegni of Senis, Italy: "Bibliothecae Petri Buoninsegni. Senis 1814". Purchase, Galassia Gutenberg, 1984.
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  • (OCoLC)43087568
  • ucoclc43087568
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Ioannis Lucidi Samothei viri clarissimi Opusculum de eme[n]dationibus temporum ab orbe condito ad hanc vsq[ue] nostram aetatem: : iuxta veram ac rectam chronographiam ex antiquis ac probatissimis authoribus excerptum : in hoc volumine habentur haec diligentissime recognita & eme[n]data
Publication
Note
  • Title, and contents note, transcribed from Camerini
  • Printer identified in colophon, which reads: "Venetiis in officina Luc[a]eantonii Iunt[a]e anno MDXLV mense Decembri" [1545]
  • The second ed. of the Opusculum, a collection of five chronological tracts, supposedly written by a Frenchman, Joannes Lucidus, although there is no proof that he ever existed. In fact, the tracts were probably written by the Dominican friar, Giovanni Maria Tolosani, who signed the dedication. The second ed. included two additional pieces, openly attributed to Tolosani, Cf. E. Rosen, "Was Copernicus' Revolutions approved by the Pope?", Journal of the history of ideas 36, no. 3 (Jul.-Sept. 1975): 531-542
  • Tolosani's dedication to Niccolò Schomberg, Cardinal Capuano, dated Oct. 15, 1535 in Florence, on leaves [6]v-[7]v
  • Printed in roman type, with section headings in italics
  • Woodcuts: printer's device on t.p. and below colophon (the Giunta fleur-de-lis, with initials "L.A.", flanked by two putti within a wreath of fruit and leaves); circular diagram of the winds on verso of leaf 155; white-on-white foliated initials
  • Signatures: [maltese cross]8 A-2B8 2C10
  • Includes index
  • Not in Renouard
Contents
Emendationes temporum ab orbe condito -- Tabulae annales -- Canones in tabulam perpetuam temporum -- De vero die passionis Christi -- Epitoma emendationis calendarij Romani -- Additio ad praedicta in libro emendationis temporum: de recta computatione ipsorum temporum ab orbe condito, ad Christi ortum / per fratre[m] Ioannem Mariam de Tholosanis ... -- Breuis adnotatio emendatoria calendarij Romani pro paschate rite celebrando ad Concilium generale Tridentinum directa & per eundem Fratrem Ioannem Mariam edita
Dimensions
22 cm. (4to)
Extent
[8], 210 leaves
Note
  • Spec. Coll. copy: imperfect: first gathering ([maltese cross]8), which includes t.p. dated MDXXXVII, is from the1537 ed.; remaining gatherings from 1546 ed.
  • Spec. Coll. copy: contemporary limp vellum binding, sewn on three leather thongs; spine reinforced with strips of early vellum ms. waste; early ms. spine title obscured by later repair; early ms. shelf-mark label on spine. Early 19th-century ownership label on t.p. of Pietro Buoninsegni of Senis, Italy: "Bibliothecae Petri Buoninsegni. Senis 1814". Purchase, Galassia Gutenberg, 1984.
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  • (OCoLC)43087568
  • ucoclc43087568

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