Incipit prefatio beati Johan[n]is heremite qui Cassianus d[icitu]r i[n] duodecim libros De institutis cenobio[rum] [et] de octo principalium viciorum remedijs

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The instance Incipit prefatio beati Johan[n]is heremite qui Cassianus d[icitu]r i[n] duodecim libros De institutis cenobio[rum] [et] de octo principalium viciorum remedijs represents a material embodiment of a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in UCLA Library.

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Incipit prefatio beati Johan[n]is heremite qui Cassianus d[icitu]r i[n] duodecim libros De institutis cenobio[rum] [et] de octo principalium viciorum remedijs

Instantiates

• Incipit prefatio beati Johan[n]is heremite qui Cassianus d[icitu]r i[n] duodecim libros De institutis cenobio[rum] [et] de octo principalium viciorum remedijs

Publication

• Venice, Impresse apud Venetias, anno domini Mcccclxxxxi 1491

Note

• Imprint from colophon, which reads: Expliciunt vigintiquatuor collationes sanctorum patrum conscripte ab Joha[n]ne heremita qui [et] Cassianus dicitur. Impresse apud venetias Anno d[omi]ni. Mcccc.lxxxxi.;" see also Gesamtkatalog der Wiegendrucke
• Goff suggests Paganinus de Paganinis as possible printer
• Signatures: 2A8 A6 B10 C-S6 (2A1 blank; 2A2 and 2A3 signed 2A1 and 2A2, respectively)
• Text printed in small gothic type, in two columns; 57 lines and headline; 228 (235) x 154 mm; spaces left for capitals, with guide letters
• Includes index

Contents

De institutis coenobiorum et de octo principalium vitiorum remediis libri XII -- Collationes patrum XXIV

Dimensions

30 cm (folio)

Extent

[120] leaves

Note

Spec. Coll. copy: imperfect, first blank leaf (2A1) wanting. Bound in 19th-century French quarter calf and brown marbled paper boards; green vellum corners. Initials added throughout in red and blue ink. out. Ownership inscriptions of the Celestine convent of the Trinity, Mantes, in the diocese of Rouen, founded in 1376 with the endorsement of Charles V in a late medieval hand at end ("Iste liber est celestinorum sancte trinitatis prope meduntam... que[m] dederunt frati hugoni natalis parentes sui. Sic signatus 457"), and at top of first page of text in ("Ex biblioteca pp. Caelestinorum juxta meduntam"), in a newer (17th/18th-century) hand. Purchase, A. & C. Sokol, 1985.

Record ID

4245842

System control number

• (OCoLC)39721164
• ucoclc39721164