Q[ua]dragesimale de peccatis [sermones] f[rat]rem Robertu[m] caracholu[m] de licio

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Label

Q[ua]dragesimale de peccatis [sermones] f[rat]rem Robertu[m] caracholu[m] de licio

Instantiates

• Q[ua]dragesimale de peccatis [sermones] f[rat]rem Robertu[m] caracholu[m] de licio

Publication

• Venice, Andreas Torresanus de Asula, 27 Sept. 1488

Note

• Title proper from incipit
• Imprint from colophon. Colophon: I[m]pressu[m] Venetijs per Andrea[m] de toresanis de Asula, Anno d[omi]ni 1488. die 5. kal[endris] octobris
• Signatures: a-z8,&8 (a1, &8 blank)
• Two columns, 49 lines and foliation; 156 (163) x 108 mm
• Incipit printed in red
• Capital spaces with guide letters
• Contents: Sermo de S. Bonaventura, Sermo de S. Bernardino, Sermo I de annuntiatione B.V.M. (Ingressus angelus), Sermo de angelis (de laudibus sanctorum 30), Sermo de beatitudine sanctorum (de laudibus sanctorum 21), Sermo de animae rationalis admirandis praerogativis (de laudibus sanctorum 23), Sermo de spiritu sancto (de laudibus sanctorum 20)

Dimensions

23 cm. (4to)

Extent

191, [1] leaves

Note

• With: Sermones de adventu / Roberto Caracciolo. Venice: Köln & Manthen, ca. 1474.
• Original German (Cologne?) blind-stamped calf over wooden boards, rebacked. Bevelled boards. Catches remain and leather finger tabs. Pastedowns from a 14th c. vellum manuscript. First initial illuminated in blue and gold; rubricated throughout. Capitals supplied in red and blue.
• Provenance: Belonged to the Carthusian Priory of St. Barbara in Cologne and given to it by Brother Gotfried Steck of Beeck. (Upper free endpaper: Liber domus sancte Barbare in Colonia ordinis Cartusiensiem, quem eidem assignavit cum nonnullis aliis pluribus ac diversis opusculis ac voluminibus frater Gotfridus Steck cognominatus de Beeck, dicte domus monachus, professus anno domini 1478 die mercurii 13 mensis maij, prout oretur pro illo propter deum. Qui vixit adhuc in humanis anno domini 1518.) After the dissolution, belonged to the Gymnasial-Bibliothek of Cologne; ink stamp, a2. Sold as a duplicate. Insert from the catalog of Jacques Rosenthal, Munich. Bookplate of Jean [Hans] Fürstenberg. Purchase, Ludwig Rosenthal, 1987.

Record ID

4245564

System control number

• (OCoLC)35729094
• ucoclc35729094