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The Resource Opus locupletissimum haud sine exaptissimo labore recognitu[m] beati Alphonsi episcopi Abule[n]sis su[per] tertio libro Regu[m]

Opus locupletissimum haud sine exaptissimo labore recognitu[m] beati Alphonsi episcopi Abule[n]sis su[per] tertio libro Regu[m]

Work
Publication
Extent
135, [1] leaves
Note
  • Imprint from colophon
  • Year of printing precedes place and name of printer in colophon
  • Signatures: a-r8
  • Last leaf (r8) is blank
  • Woodcuts: 4-part illustrated woodcut border: the upper panel shows Judith with the head of Holofernes, while the lower panel shows David with the head of Goliath; side panels contain urns supported by putti, grotesque figures, flowers, and arabesques; upper panel signed "LA" probably the engraver and printer Lucantonio degli Uberti; woodcut portrait of Tostado at beginning of text, portraying him seated at his desk writing as an angel appears to him in a cloud; Tostado's arms hang on the wall behind him; large 14-line initial white capital, enclosing another ecclesiastical coat of arms printed in red on leaf a2r, repeated in black on leaf a3r; white-on-black foliated initials
  • Text printed in gothic type in red and black; arranged in two columns; printed marginal notes in small gothic type
  • Edited by Alfonso Polo
Instance
Label
Opus locupletissimum haud sine exaptissimo labore recognitu[m] beati Alphonsi episcopi Abule[n]sis su[per] tertio libro Regu[m]
Title
Opus locupletissimum haud sine exaptissimo labore recognitu[m] beati Alphonsi episcopi Abule[n]sis su[per] tertio libro Regu[m]
Title variation
Opus locupletissimum haud sine exaptissimo labore recognitum beati Alphonsi episcopi Abulensis super tertio libro Regum
Creator
Contributor
Editor
Engraver
Former owner
Printer
Subject
Genre
Language
lat
Cataloging source
CLU
Citation location within source
CNCE 35595
Citation source
EDIT 16
Illustrations
  • illustrations
  • coats of arms
Index
no index present
Literary form
non fiction
Label
Opus locupletissimum haud sine exaptissimo labore recognitu[m] beati Alphonsi episcopi Abule[n]sis su[per] tertio libro Regu[m]
Instantiates
Publication
Note
  • Imprint from colophon
  • Year of printing precedes place and name of printer in colophon
  • Signatures: a-r8
  • Last leaf (r8) is blank
  • Woodcuts: 4-part illustrated woodcut border: the upper panel shows Judith with the head of Holofernes, while the lower panel shows David with the head of Goliath; side panels contain urns supported by putti, grotesque figures, flowers, and arabesques; upper panel signed "LA" probably the engraver and printer Lucantonio degli Uberti; woodcut portrait of Tostado at beginning of text, portraying him seated at his desk writing as an angel appears to him in a cloud; Tostado's arms hang on the wall behind him; large 14-line initial white capital, enclosing another ecclesiastical coat of arms printed in red on leaf a2r, repeated in black on leaf a3r; white-on-black foliated initials
  • Text printed in gothic type in red and black; arranged in two columns; printed marginal notes in small gothic type
  • Edited by Alfonso Polo
Dimensions
37 cm (folio)
Extent
135, [1] leaves
Note
Spec. Coll. copy: imperfect, leaves a2 and a3 misbound out of order. Bound with: Sacre theologie [et] omnium bonarum artium [con]summatissimi [pro]fessoris diui Alpho[n]si Thostati episcopi Abule[n]sis super quarto libro Regum perlucida explanatio. Impressum Venetijs per Ioannem Antoniu[m] [et] fratres de Sabio anno Domini M.D.xxvij [1517]. Bound in contemporary blind-stamped tawed pigskin over original beveled oak boards; remnants of two pairs of leather and metal clasps along fore-edges of boards. Ownership inscription on title page, dated 1554, of Christoph Neaetius, "s[anctae] the[ologiae] do[ctor]," archdeacon in Glatz, Lower Silesia (now Kłodzko, Poland). Nineteenth-century ownership inkstamp "Ad Bibl. Acad. Land." on title page of the Universitätsbibliothek München (this stamp in use 1800-1826). In modern beige cloth and tan leather clamshell box (41 cm) lined with tan felt; gold-stamped spine title "Tostado. Works IV. 1506-1531." Purchase, A. Sokol, 1990.
Other physical details
illustrations (woodcuts), arms
System control number
  • (OCoLC)946092696
  • ucoclc946092696
Label
Opus locupletissimum haud sine exaptissimo labore recognitu[m] beati Alphonsi episcopi Abule[n]sis su[per] tertio libro Regu[m]
Publication
Note
  • Imprint from colophon
  • Year of printing precedes place and name of printer in colophon
  • Signatures: a-r8
  • Last leaf (r8) is blank
  • Woodcuts: 4-part illustrated woodcut border: the upper panel shows Judith with the head of Holofernes, while the lower panel shows David with the head of Goliath; side panels contain urns supported by putti, grotesque figures, flowers, and arabesques; upper panel signed "LA" probably the engraver and printer Lucantonio degli Uberti; woodcut portrait of Tostado at beginning of text, portraying him seated at his desk writing as an angel appears to him in a cloud; Tostado's arms hang on the wall behind him; large 14-line initial white capital, enclosing another ecclesiastical coat of arms printed in red on leaf a2r, repeated in black on leaf a3r; white-on-black foliated initials
  • Text printed in gothic type in red and black; arranged in two columns; printed marginal notes in small gothic type
  • Edited by Alfonso Polo
Dimensions
37 cm (folio)
Extent
135, [1] leaves
Note
Spec. Coll. copy: imperfect, leaves a2 and a3 misbound out of order. Bound with: Sacre theologie [et] omnium bonarum artium [con]summatissimi [pro]fessoris diui Alpho[n]si Thostati episcopi Abule[n]sis super quarto libro Regum perlucida explanatio. Impressum Venetijs per Ioannem Antoniu[m] [et] fratres de Sabio anno Domini M.D.xxvij [1517]. Bound in contemporary blind-stamped tawed pigskin over original beveled oak boards; remnants of two pairs of leather and metal clasps along fore-edges of boards. Ownership inscription on title page, dated 1554, of Christoph Neaetius, "s[anctae] the[ologiae] do[ctor]," archdeacon in Glatz, Lower Silesia (now Kłodzko, Poland). Nineteenth-century ownership inkstamp "Ad Bibl. Acad. Land." on title page of the Universitätsbibliothek München (this stamp in use 1800-1826). In modern beige cloth and tan leather clamshell box (41 cm) lined with tan felt; gold-stamped spine title "Tostado. Works IV. 1506-1531." Purchase, A. Sokol, 1990.
Other physical details
illustrations (woodcuts), arms
System control number
  • (OCoLC)946092696
  • ucoclc946092696

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