ANNTUS, JOANNES. De futuris Christianorum ANNTUS, JOANNES. De futuris Christianorum triumphis in Saracenos. 78 December, 1480 1e. Conclusio prohemij Necessaria est :... sce apo¬', "chalipisis lectio:.... 2b. PRINTER'S COLOPHON: Ex¬", '80 G. Capital spaces, a few with guide-letters. Space for Greek on 82. Hain 1126. Gesamtkatalog 2017. There are a number of short pages, especially in quire e. The Greek word dvreu° on 8a is supplied and numerous omissions and errors are made good with pen-and-ink, probably by the author or the printer’s reader. The first edition. 210X 144 mm. The first two leaves are slightly mutilated. Bound in crushed blue morocco by Sangorski and Sutcliffe, 1904. IA. 31960. Bought in October, 1904. Dominicus Siliprandus. See Anonymous with Martinus de Septem Arboribus WITH MARTINUS DE SEPTEM ARBORIBUS. MO-INE. AEDITVS: INCIPIT: PROLO-IGVS. AkTIFICIOSVS. ISVole amiseri crescere di dolersil ribus Prutenus. 132b. CECVS. ET. ALA- TVS. PVER. ET. PHARE TRATV NVDVS The first edition. 903 Latin headings, printed with capitals, are supplied to chapters 2-15. The heading to the first chapter, similarly printed, is in Italian. 203X 145 mm. Manuscript quiring, partly cut away. On 1e is illuminated in gold and colours a capital, border and coat-of-arms (perhaps that of Angarani) in a wreath. Other capitals supplied in red or blue. On 132° is the signature: Josephi Mauroceni D. Joannis filij.', "King George III's copy (C. 6. a. 12). IA. 29802a.", 'Another copy. 188 X 133 mm. Traces of manuscript quiring. Capitals supplied in red or blue. The name of an owner has been erased from a fly-leaf, the sentiment Non caret qui non', "desiderat' being written below the erasure. Bound in", 'crushed red morocco by C. Hering. IA. 29802 b.
BAGELLARDUS, PAULUS. De aegritudini¬ The first part of this tract (de regimine infantium in primo mense) occupies only pages 42-6b and is not divided into chapters. The first edition. 179X 117 mm. On a fly-leaf is the note: Ce petit traité m’a couté 50 lb le 13 7bre 1815. The first two leaves, comprising the table of contents, are made up. Bought in November, 1850. IA. 29805.
TURCHETUS, ANTONIUS. Apud Nicolaum 1° ANTONII TVRCHETI IVR. CONSVLTI PATAVINI APVD NICOLAVM TRONVM IN¬ CLITE REIPV. PRINCIPEM EXCELLENTIS¬ SIMVM: AC PATAVINI PO-PVLI PARENTEM 86 mm. Type: 115 (112) R. Capital space on 22. Hain 15671. The inmost opening has only 24 lines to the page. The .S. following the names of the printers in the colophon pre¬', "sumably stands for  socii'.", '196 x 140 mm. Capital supplied in red. Bought in June, 1857. IA. 29807.
ZOCCHIS, JACOBUS DE. C. Omnis utriusque 197X 118 mm. Type: 115 (112) R. Capital space on 1e and', "114°. Hain '16288 (die xxiii. Iullii ’).", "The main body of this work ends with the author's subscription", 'on 1142. It is followed by a tract on the proper time for the Easter communion (1142) and a consilium on the baptism of infants (1262). 300X 208 mm. Without the blank. Manuscript quiring. Bought in January, 1868. IB. 29809.
PETRARCA, FRANCESCO. Sonetti e canzoni. IL CORE... 1462. FIRST COLOPHON: FRANCISCI spaces, nearly all with guide-letters. First letter of each stanza, Leon. Aretinus: 1886, two sonnets, beginning " Si drento dil mio', "Cor...' and 'O felice auctor ... ; 1892, colophon ; 189°, 190,", 'blank. In the index the six last sonnets beginning with o have become separated from the rest and appear on 5b between the first three sonnets beginning with p and the rest. In both copies here catalogued the first page of text (94) is printed', "in capitals throughout, except for ' Sono , the last word of l. 10.", "According to Hain's entry, copies exist in which this page is partiy", 'in minuscules. 279 X 163 mm. Without the blanks. Principal capitals illuminated in gold and colours. On 9e are painted the arms of Consul Joseph Smith in a wreath. The pré¬ liminary quire is bound before the last quire. IB. 29811 a.', "King George III's copy (C. 4. i. 2).", 'Another copy. In this copy a branchwork border-piece is printed in the tor margin of the first page of text (92), with a capital in the same style below; these decorations resemble those found in the 1470 Cicerc of V. de Spira and other early Venetian books (see vol. v, p. 152) At the foot of the same page is a printed representation of two putti. the one on the left holding down a goose, the other holding a goos- with his right hand and apparently lifting the lid of a pot with his left. 264X 174 mm. Without the blanks. Rubricated the capital on 9e is prepared for illumination. The tex has been corrected with pen-and-ink and by erasure Sheet [g5 has changed places with sheet [h 3 and lea Jo4 is bound after o5, by error. Bound in browi crushed morocco by C. Lewis. Grenville copy (G. 11326).
GUERINO, il Meschino. Libro dell'infelice", 'the last blank. 132: 34 lines, 192 X 113 mm. Type: 115(112) R', "Capital spaces, nearly all with guide-letters. Hain '8139. Gesamt¬", 'katalog 1643. The first edition. The author appears to be Andrea da Barberino. 279 X 203 mm. Imperfect, wanting the preliminary quire containing the table. Capitals supplied, probably by a recent hand, to the end of quire se). Bound in blue crushed morocco by C. Lewis. Grenville copy (G. 10271). IB. 29814.
MAUROCENUS, PAULUS. De aeterna tem¬ FIDIAE CHRISTIANAEJQVE RELIGIONIS COMPROBATA AD PAVLVM PONTIFICEM MAXIMVM INNCIPIT. QJVO affectus sim gaudio B.P. 784. COLOPHON: FINIS. Patauii. iiii. kls The inmost opening of the last quire has only 17 and 16 lines to the page. 208 X 145 mm. Rubricated. Manuscript quiring. The name of a convent in Austria has been erased from a note of ownership on the first page. Bought in April, 1867. IA. 29817. Another issue, with a different colophon. Bartholomaeus (Theus) Campanus Ponticuruanus, who is some¬ times erroneously identified with Valdezoccho himself, was a press- reader and worked as such for Filippo di Pietro at Venice in 1477-8 (cf. vol. v, p. 220). 206 X 143 mm. Traces of manuscript quiring. Old vellum. With the armorial bookplate of the Bibliotheca Laurentii Antonii de Ponte P. V. From the collection of Count D. Boutourlin? Bought in October, 1857. IA. 29816.
URSATUS, ANTONIUS. Pro Nicolai Marcelli HVMANIQVE IVRIS CONSVLTI APVD IN¬ CLITVM VENETORVM SENATVM PRO NICOLAI. M. CLEMENTISSIMI ATQVEOPTIMI GRATVLATIO INCIPIT. ISII RECTEVNQVAM ANTONII VRSATI ORATORIS ET IVRIS¬ CON- SVLTI FACVNDISSIMI VENE TIIS 76mm. Type: 115 (112) R. Capital space on 12. Hain 16103. The inmost opening of the second quire has only 25 lines to each page. Nicolò Marcello became Doge on 13 August, 1473. 194 x 138 mm. Capital on 1e supplied in red. Bought in May, 1903. IA. 29836.
SUETONIUSTRANQUILLUS, GAIUS. De Quarto. Jabs. 16 leaves, the last blank. 32: 24 lines, 134X 75-7 mm. Type: 115 (112) R. Capital spaces, mostly with guide¬ letters. Hain 15132. This tract conforms to the books of 1473 after which it is ranged in the state of the type and the absence of printed signatures. 208 x 150 mm. Without the blank. Capitals supplied Grenville copy (G. 7594). 195 X 142 mm. Without the blank.', "King George III's copy (C. 2. a. 20). IA. 29833a.
LEONICENUS, OMNIBONUS. De octo parti¬ 14 January, 1474. 12. AD ILLVSTREM MAGNANI-IMVMQVE PRINCIPEM DO-IMINVM FEDERICVM DE GONIZAGA MARCHIONEM OMNIIBONVS LEONICENVS DE VINICENTIA S. D. ENhu¬ manissime Priceps... 1b. DE LITTERA. LItteraß The earliest book of this group to contain printed signatures, which are placed well below and to the right of the last line of the page. The headings are printed in capitals. 202 X 143 mm. The signatures are entirely cut away in quire g and often cropped elsewhere. With the book- label of Dr. G. Kloss. IA. 29820 b. 185 X 125 mm. Only traces of the signatures remain. On oob is written: Richard Sam his booke. On 1e is stamped the name of N. Crynes. IA. 29820a.', "King George IIl's copy (C. 2. a. 4).
ALONE. opusculum. (Translatedby Joannes Aurispa.) *17 April, 1474. 12. AD NICOLAVM PONTIFICEM . AVRI¬ SPAE IN HIEROCLEM PRAEFATIO. 38. ISIAPIENTIAE STVDI- um est ... 915. CoLo¬ COM¬ SENTA-NEVM HIC FOELICITER IMPRESSVM. ANNO PLETVM EST AC 136 x 76 mm. Type: 115 (112) R. Capital spaces. Hain 78545. The signatures are placed as in the preceding. Of those in the last four quires only that on m 2 remains in the present copies. On b 3b-62 the breadth of the type-page is increased to 80 mm. The first edition. 188 x 122 mm. On 12 is the red oval book-stamp of in Italian religious house. IA. 29823 b. 188 x 133 mm. Without the blank. Rubricated.', "King George III's copy (C. 2. a. 10). IA. 29823a.
JOHANNES DE LUBEC. Prognosticon 12 PRONOSTICVM IOANNIS DE LVBEC The signatures are placed as in the preceding. Bought in May, 1899.
TERENTIUS AFER, PUBLIUS. Comoediae. FINIS. M.CCCC.LXXIIII. PRIDIE NONAS', "Folio, ab'c-m'n' 104 leaves. 42: 33 lines, and headline,", 'on 104b. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. First letter of each 279X 187 mm. The signatures are cut away except in quires c-f. Leaf 2 is backed.', "King George III's copy (C. 16. i. 3). IB. 29828.
RHASIS. Liber nonus ad Almansorem cum Folio. al° b-vex°. 168 leaves, the last two blank? 2 columns. 3à ; 42 lines, 240 X 161 mm. Type: 115 R. Capital spaces, mostly with guide-letters. Each section of the text of Rhasis is followed by the section of the commentary of Syllanus upon it. According to a description in Bibliofilia, vol. xvii (1915), p. 32 this book should contain immediately after the colophon a leaf of', "text beginning 'INCIPIVNT CAPITVLA SY LANI SVPER", "NONO ALMANSORIS' and ending on the verso with the", "motto Sola miseria caret inuidia' also found in the 1472 Bagellardus", '(IA. 29805 above). In the present copy, however, the colophon is followed by a blank leaf which appears to be undoubtedly the original fifth leaf of the quire. The signatures are placed as in the preceding. The initials at the end are taken to signify: Bartholomaeus Valdezocchus Ciuis Patauinus Fieri Fecit. 36 x 238 mm. Without the last (blank?) leaf. At the end is inserted a cutting from a catalogue (un¬ published) of L. Olschki with the same text as the description in Bibliofilia noted above. Bound in quarter vellum by Maltby, Oxford. From the library of Sir William Osler, Oxford, and bequeathed by him to the Museum (see Bibliotheca Osleriana, p. xxx). Presented in October, 1928. IB. 29829.
POLENTONUS, SIcCo. Vita Sancti Antonii CONFES- SORIS DE PADVA VITAM INCIIPIT LEGE FOELIX. VITA INCIPIT: FOELICITER. 4 22. FIRST COLO¬ PHON : 154 x84 mm. Type: 115 R. Capital spaces, that on 42b with guide-letter. Hain 13212. The signatures are placed as in the preceding. The indulgence of Sixtus IV on behalf of the Cathedral of S. Antony at Padua appended to this tract (42b-45b) is dated 12 March, 1471/2. 183X 134 mm. The signatures are all cut away. Sheet c 4 is misbound within sheet b 4. Bought in April, 1857. IA. 29830.
FOR JOANNES PHILIPPUS AURELIANUS AND ment, 293 X 170 mm. A column of 5o lines of text on 12b measures 294 mm. Types: 117 G.; 92 G. Capital spaces. Hain 1709. Gesamtkatalog 2349. Each paragraph of the text of Aristotle is printed in a new and an old translation, and is followed by the commentary of Averroes on the latter. 420X 266 mm. Imperfect, wanting leaves 55, 56 (sheet f 5). The note of ownership of a Franciscan house has been erased from the first page. Bound before IC. 29845. Bought in November, 1909. IC. 29844.
ARISTOTELES. Metaphysica. [Partly in ARISTOTELES. Metaphysica. [Partly in two Latin versions and with the commentary 730 January, 1473. of Averroes. 1a. OMnes homies naltura scire deside rât .. 22 : 50 lines of text, 292 X 169 mm. A column of 63 lines of com- ment on 202 measures 289 mm. Types: 117 G.; 92 G. Capital comment, and so is the concluding section (1972), as a note pré¬ ceding the colophon points out. For the remainder the two trans- lations and the comment are disposed as in the preceding. The blank first leaf of quire [rl, i.e. that following leaf 158, which should be cut away, as the text before and after it is continuous, has here been left standing, as is the case in other copies also. 420X 266 mm. Bound with IC. 29844. Bought in November, 1909. IC. 29845
ALONE. tracts. Edited by Thomas Penketh. te) are a duplicate of the last two lines on 172 and two lines of text (z hoc statim ... formä. s3 non) are in consequence omitted at the end of the page. 271 X 195 mm. Bound between IB. 21176 (Canonicus Scotus, Venice, 1481), q.v., and IB. 643. IB. 29855. Bought in April, 1846. Another copy. In this copy the errors on 17° noted above have been corrected, involving the transference of two lines of type from the head of the second to the foot of the first column. 280 X 208 mm. Bound between IB. 29938 (Forli- uiensis, Herbort, s.a.), q.v., and IB. 28373. Bought in December, 1902. IB. 29856.
Con¬ Undated. AABBSCC“.] 354 leaves, 1, 330 and 354 blank. 2 columns. 94: 61 lines, 279X 160 mm. Type: 92 G. Capital spaces. Hain register at the beginning of the book, which apparently caused Proctor (nos. 6772, 6772 A) to overlook its presence in the Museum copies after the Consilia to which it belongs. 437 X 282 mm. Without the last blank. Between the register and the Antidotarium is bound a quire of eight leaves containing a manuscript table of contents. IC. 29863. From the old Royal Library. Another issue, with the first and last quire of the Consilia in a different setting-up. 22. [SIIcut hoie natura nihil pstantius gilgnit: sic', "secundi' in col. 4) which are correctly given in the other setting-up.", '385 X 255 mm. Imperfect, wanting leaves 130-132 (s1 2-4), 343 ((BB] 1) and the blanks. Rubricated. On 22 is illuminated a capital with border and a shield bear- ing a monogram (CR?). Sixteenth-century stamped vellum. Bought in March, 1853. IC. 29864.
ARNALDUS DE VILLA NOVA. De arte VENENA CUM QVIS TIMET SIIBI EA MINI STRARI. TIImës de uenenis caueat sibi de manu 135 X94 mm. Type: 104 R. Capital spaces. Hain 8 (the tract of Abano only). Gesamtkatalog 2521. medicinae of Matth. Silvaticus). No doubt reprinted from the Mantua edition [by Vurster) of the same year (IA. 30623), the increase in the number of leaves being inevitable in view of the difference in the body of the types. 193X 133 mm. Rubricated. The tract of Abano is bound first, so as to bring the blank leaf at the beginning With the book stamp of Sir Joseph Banks. IA. 29874, 29873
FRANCISCUS DE PLATEA. Opus resti¬ Not after 28 July), 1473. 12. INCIPIT TABVLA RESTITVTIONVM VSV RARVM ET EXCOMVNICATIONVM EDITA Archetipas fingit solus at iste notas. NECIARVR REGNANTE IMPRESSVM FVIT', "Folio. Al B8 ; a-f'og6; [h-q'0. 174 leaves, the last blank.", '21“ : 40 lines, 210 X 122 (with marginal section-number 132) mm. Type: 104 R. Capital spaces. Hain 13036. 12, table ; 186, blank ; 192, opus restitutionum; 852, opus usu¬ rarum ; 1262, opus excommunicationum; 174, blank. Reprinted from the edition of Cremonensis, Venice, 1472 (IB.', "20014, p. 208), with' Basilee and  Leonhardus' substituted for", "Cremonae' and 'Bartholomeus' in the colophon, in defiance of the", 'metre. Doge Tron died on 28 July, 1473. The signatures are placed far down in the lower right-hand corners, and appear to have been discontinued after quire g, as manuscript quiring only is found in the remainder of the book in two copies examined. 298 x 206 mm. Rubricated, the chief capitals illumi¬ nated. On 12 is written: p Conuentu Frû Min, reform. Bolsanensiü [Bozen-Bolzano). Original (?) stamped leather. Bought in February, 1870. IB. 29876.
VERGILIUS MARO, PUBLIUS. Opera. 198 x 108 mm. Type: 104 R. Capital spaces. First letter of each verse set out. 1e, bucolica ; 12°, georgica ; 42°, compendia of Aeneid ; 432, Nicolò Marcello was elected Doge on 13 August, 1473.', "Reprinted from the same printer's edition of 1472 (Copinger", '6006), with two quires of additional matter. 269 X 182 mm. Fully rubricated, capitals on 1e and 438 illuminated. From the library of Thomas Crofts.', "King George III's copy (C. 3. b. 1).", 'IB. 29878.
DUNS SCOTUS, JoHANNES. Quaestiones The copies described by Hain and by Pellechet-Polain (no.', "4460) differ only in the last part of the printer's colophon, which", 'runs: Que magister lohës de Reno impssitCCCC°. LXXIII.', "Catalogued as the work of De Reno at Sant' Orso by Proctor", "This and De Reno's other two books of 1473 are watermarked", 'with a triple mound from which rises a rod ending in a star. This mark also occurs in the Turchetus printed by De Valdezoccho in May, 1472 (IA. 29807) and the Duns, Quodlibeta, printed by De Stendal in 1474 (IB. 29898), in exactly the same form and size as in the present book. 332X 235 mm. Signatures, catchwords at ends of some quires, foliation and erasures and corrections in the text supplied in contemporary manuscript. On 1e is written: Conuent? Ratisbon: frum Eremit. S. Augustini. Bound in brown calf, gilt, by J. B. Hawes, Cambridge, in 1867 for 51. Bought in December, 1902. IB. 29880.
BARTOLUS DE SAXOFERRATO. 176x 109 mm. Type: 80 G. Capital space, with guide-letter, on 12. Hain 2645. Gesamtkatalog 3652. The first edition. 284 x 205 mm. Rubricated. Bought in July, 1867. IB. 29882.
Tra- GUAINERIUS, ANTONIUS. De febribus. 50 leaves, the last blank. 2 columns. 3° the beginning with guide-letters. The first edition. The signatures are set far down in the right-hand lower corner. A half-inked impression of st is visible in this position on 62. 302 X 215 mm. Without the blank. Fully rubricated. Manuscript as well as printed signatures. Bought in February, 1875. IB. 29887.
THOMAS AQUINAS. Prima pars Summae. 75 October, 1473. 2°. Incipit sûma theologie edita a fratre homa de mm. Type: 80 G. Capital spaces. Hain 1440. The signatures are set far down in the right-hand lower corner. The first two quires are signed in pen-and-ink. Set up in four sections, the first two of seven quires each. In the first (quires a-g) thorned N and paper watermarked with a balance in a circle are used, at the end of the second (o 3-10) the width of the type-page is increased to 130 mm. and the text con- cludes with the words: Sequit qo. Lxiiis, while thorned N occurs in the early quires of the third (lastly on r 22). Elsewhere plain N and paper watermarked with a tau (or triple mound) are used. 209 X 204 mm. Imperfect, wanting the inmost sheet of quire f, supplied in manuscript on a sheet of vellum, also the first blank. Rubricated. After the printers name is written the half-erased comment: tam médose', "d’et negligêter ipssuz', and at the foot of the same page:", '1478. die. 6. martij Iste liber est fris cherubini de fabriano ordinis predicaton ... Que Ego fr Matheus bound at the beginning. Most of the signatures have been partly cut away. Bought in April, 1877. IB. 29893.
DUNS SCOTUS, JoHANNES. 3°: 40 lines, 223X 149 mm. Type: III R. Capital spaces, those on 1a with guide-letters. Hain 6433. This book is nowhere indicated as possessing printed signatures, The freshness of the print and the use of a wide-looped e in and after quire gl, together with the elaborate metrical colophon, sug gest that this is the earliest of the books of 1474 in this type. 305 x 217 mm. Without the blank. Rubricated. From the library of Pope Pius VI, whose arms, cut from a former binding, are pasted in the lower cover. Bought in June, 1879. IB. 29898.
DUNS SCOTUS, JoHANNES. Thomas Penketh. 1474. theo logi acutissimi sacri mior ordis sup 2° sniak ab excellétissimo sacre theologie pfessore Thoma penket anglico ex hë¬ mitanor ede igenti diligentia emendate & As shown in the above description, a column of text concluding the sixth distinction still remained to be printed when the end of quire k (82b) was reached, and as the following quire with the beginning of the seventh distinction had already been printed off the error was made good by adding the missing column after the colophon, with a note on 82b. The column ending with the colophon seems to have been reset to make room for the other, the type being much sharper. The signatures are set far down in the right-hand lower corner and are all cut away in the present copy, so that the alphabet in the above collation is inferential only. 308 x 225 mm. Signatures cut away. Bought in October, 1852. IB. 29897.
LEONICENUS, OMNIBONUS. De octo parti¬ 12. AD ILLVSTREM MAGNA-NIMVMQUE Greek. Indented text. Hain 10025. Reprinted from the edition of Jac. Rubeus, Venice, 1473 (IA. 20062), with the addition of the De arte metrica. 163X115 mm. Original (?) stamped calf with small gilt roundels and brass bosses and clasp. Bought in April, 1876. IA. 29895.
PETRUS DE ABANO. De physiognomia. above, is not represented in the Museum collection. See plate 1903t of the Type Facsimile Society. necessariis ad hâc artem. Capitulu primu.... NObi¬ The first edition. 205 X 143 mm. Fully rubricated. IA. 29914.', "King George III's copy (C. 5. a. 33).
DONATUS, AELIUS. Fabularum Ouidii ab¬ mm. Type: 112 R. Capital spaces. Indented text. Hain 6388. The first edition. In this copy the last two lines on sd) 3° (tû cupiés ... obmur¬ murauit) duplicate the text of the first two on [d 42 and the first four lines on [d 62 (corpus ubi ... septé q) duplicate that of the last four or five on [d 5° The eighteenth line on d 62 reads: Libri xii. narratones. Draco ab Agamêone uiso. 178x 139 mm. The leaves of quire d are misbound as follows: 8, 4, 2, 3, 6, 7, 5, 1. IA. 29917. In this copy sd 3e and sd 62 have been reprinted so as to obtain a correct sequence of the text, the former ending with the words', "nec secre' and the latter beginning with' bus uia maris'. The", 'fourteenth and fifteenth lines on d 6° read: Libri xii. narratôes. Prio de Dracone ab Agallmênone uiso & in saxum mutato.
MATHEOLUS PERUSINUS. De memoria The signatures are placed far down in the lower right-hand corner. 213 X 159 mm. Formerly bound up with miscellaneous manuscripts in MS. Royal 12 BxX. IA. 29919.
AEGIDIUS [COLUMNAJ ROMANUS. Ex first blank. 2 columns. 42: 54 lines, 238X 151 mm. Types: 110 G., text of Aristotle at head of sections; 88 G. Capital spaces, those from k 4 to the end of N without guide-letters. Hain 135 The first edition.', "The subscription ' Ramusius Armi Catai. S.' apparently stands", 'for : "Ramusius Ariminensis Cattae salutem’, which formula Hieronymus Ramusius, of Rimini, generally appended to his writ¬ ings by way of greeting to Catta Narniae, his lady-love. It recurs', "in the form' Ramusius Ario cattae. dd.' after the couplet which", 'ends the Aristoteles, De generatione, etc., printed by Herbort in 1480 (Proctor 16801, Hain *1692). See C. Tonini, La coltura ... Minor. strict. Obserue. in Bamberg. Original (?) half¬ stamped pigskin over boards. Bought in June, 1859. IB. 29927.
JUSTINIANUS. Digestum nouum. [With 2 columns. 2°: 77 lines of gloss enclosing text, 336 x 224 (226) mm. A column of 60 lines of text on 44° measures 335 mm. Types: 111 G.; 87 G. Capital spaces, those in the gloss with guide-letters. Hain 19582. Hain records a variant of the colophon in which generosig', "appears in place of generosi' and the place of printing is omitted", '(... impssum felicister ...). 426 x 290 mm. Without the blank. Rubricated. On 2° is written: In usum FF: Aspacensium. Bought in July, 1867. IC. 29928.
JUSTINIANUS. Digestum infortiatum. With a commentary. 22 gloss: a sOluto matrimonio quéadmodû dos 77 lines of gloss surrounding text, 337 x 218 (221) mm. A column of 61 lines of text on 512 measures 338 mm. Types: 111 G.; 87 G. Capital spaces, those in the gloss with guide-letters. Hain 79561. COLUMELLA, LUCIUS JUNIUS MODERATUS. *Undated.', "of some sections set out. Hain '5498.", 'The signature-letters are set out to the right of the last line of the page. The pages of the third sheet contain 25 lines apiece. The watermarks of this and the following tract (triple mound surmounted by crescent at end of rod, long-necked bird) recur in undoubtedly Paduan incunabula of the middle ’seventies. Proctor no. 7331. 193X 136 mm. Rubrication on 12, 1b. From the library of the Duke of Sussex. Bought in July, 1845. IA. 30070.
MAHOMET II. Epistolae magni Turci. text. Hain 10501. There is a one-line space before and/or after many of the letter- headings and the number of lines to the page varies. Proctor no. 7332. 428 x 280 mm. Rubricated. On 1e is the note of', "ownership of' Screiberus ... præsulqe Georgius æquus'.", 'Stamped black leather (apparently original and of Paduan origin). Bought in July, 1867. IC. 29929 A small quantity of Greek, lower-case only, with accents and breathings, probably as that of De Fivizano 200X 152 mm. Each type-page is enclosed in red rules. Some leaves slightly mutilated. Grenville copy (G. 6376).', "King George III's copy (C. 5. a. 18).", 'IA. 30073.
VERGERIUS, PETRUS PAULUS. De ingenuis TANI AD VBERTINVM CAR ARIENSEM DE DVCTIO: AD COLVCIIVM. 35. BASILII VIRI ERVDITIISSIMI ET SANCTISSIMI ET LE¬ admoitio. 88°. Calphurnius brix. Lectori. S... Ibid., Quarto. a-f8 ; gh8; i-18. 88 leaves. 32 : 23 lines, 128 x 85 mm. Types: 112 R.; Gk., parts of two lines on d 22. Capital spaces.', "Hain '15982, 15983.", 'The signatures appear on the first and third leaves of each quire only. The type, which is very sharp, differs in a few details from that certainly employed by D. S. and seems to be exactly as Herborts type 2*, used by him in 1475. The tract, however, is altogether', "unlike Herbort's signed work in size and subject, whereas its", 'measurements agree closely with those of the books of D. S., and 914 it has therefore been allowed to remain under the latter heading Hain 2688 may describe a copy of the Basilius to which a device with the letters D. S. has been added by hand, but this matter is not yet fully elucidated. The first edition of this collection. The letter of Calpurnius Brixiensis on 88° contains a recommendation of each item except the last. Of the three watermarks found in this tract one (balance in circle) recurs in Paduan incunabula of this period, another (cardi¬ nal’s hat) is often found rather later, and the third (ox-head with crown between horns) has no precise parallel in the Paduan books here catalogued. Proctor no. 7333. 190 X 130 mm. Rubricated. Bought in June, 1846. IA. 30076.
JACOBUSTDELLA TORREJ FORLIVIENSIS. JACOBUSTDELLA TORREJ FORLIVIENSIS. In Aphorismos Hippocratis expositiones cum quaestionibus. [Edited by Bertaldus.) 14 August, 1477 2. lacobi forliuiensis in afforismos ypocratis 175 G., headings; 117 G., first words of Hippocratic texts ; 87 G. Capital spaces, many with guide-letters. Hain 7248. The first sheet of quire II is signed L.', "Reichling (ad Hain 7248) reads 'legentem' and 'M°. CCCCo.", 'LXXVII°, in the colophon ; the latter, if correct, seems to remove any doubt that the date is intended for that of printing. The magister Bertaldus named as the editor is perhaps Bertoldo Massari. For the evidence that this and the three following books were printed by Herbort for Bonus Gallus and certain partners at Colle see Introduction. The watermark, a hand with outspread fingers, is that also found in the Savonarola, Practica, printed by Bonus Gallus in 1479 (IC. 33516), the paper for which was supplied by Francesco di Meo di Marozzo, of Colle, one of the partners in the syndicate which employed Herbort in 1477. Catalogued under Canozius by Proctor (no. 6770). Without the blank. The errors 403X 282 mm.', "leoentem' and 'xxvii°.' in the colophon are corrected", 'Bought in June, 1876. IC. 29936.
BURLEY, WALTER. Scriptum super libris guide-letters. Catchword at inner opening of each quire. Hain 4134. Gesamtkatalog 5773. The equivalent of two lines of text has dropped out between', "que nata’, the last words of quire a, and necesse é', the first of", 'quire b. Catalogued under Canozius by Proctor (no. 6773). The first edition. 283X 205 mm. A circular library stamp has been cut out of the lower margin of the first leaf. Bound before IB. 29939. IB. 29937. Bought in October, 1852. De intensione et remissione formarum. on 12 ; 87 G. Capital space at beginning of each part. Catch¬ word at inner opening of most quires. The inner opening of quire d is three and four lines short.', "An Albertus de Saxonia, De proportionibus, sine nota' 1o leaves,", 'signed F (Gesamt katalog, 786 a), should apparently rank as an addendum to this book. Catalogued under Canozius by Proctor (no. 6772 B). 280 x 208 mm. On 1e is the note of ownership and circular book-stamp of the Capuchins at Pistoia. Bound before IB. 29856 (Andreae, Canozius, 1475) and IB. 28373 (Aquinas, De Hassia, Treviso, 1476) in old vellum. Bought in December, 1902. IB. 29938.
PETRUS MANTUANUS. Logica. Tracta¬ o-r8.6. 157 leaves, the last blank. 2 columns. 22: 39 lines, 169X 119 mm. Types: 175 G., incipit on 12; 87 G. Capital The blank fifth leaf of quire IIII, i.e. that following leaf 102, which should be cut away, as the text before and after it is con¬ tinuous, has here been left standing. The inner openings of quires i and p are several lines short. Catalogued under Canozius by Proctor (no. 6774). 283 X 205 mm. Bound with IB. 29937. Bought in October, 1852. IB. 29939.
DURANTI, GULIELMUS. Speculum judiciale [With the Repertorium. Edited by Franci¬ scus Moneliensis.) *21 November, 1478-6 May, 1479.', "aal bb-uu'xx yy“ ; A-M°N*2. 282 leaves, the last blank. Part", 'III, IV: O° PSQ R°; S1° T-Z3; AA-XX XXXS YY ZZ6. In his epistle appended to the Repertorium, which was the first portion to be printed, the editor, after a panegyric on the Speculum. concludes (114°) : Accipe Jopus) ex inclyta officina loannis silgen¬ stat : cuius imprimendi caractere [sic alios facile superemine found in the dedicatory epistle to part i (1°). The wording of the incipit of part i is taken, with some altera tion, from that of the edition of Lauer and Pflugl, Rome, 1474 (IC. 17487). 420-423 X 280-285 mm. Without the blanks, except that of part i and the last but one of part iii. Fully rubri¬ cated. Bound in three volumes, beginning with the Repertorium. From the old Royal Library. IC. 29944.
AVICENNA. Canon. [Translated by Ger¬ Translated by Arnaldus de Villa Noua. 291 x 182 mm. Type: 92 G. Capital spaces, mostly with guide', "letters. Hain '2202. Gesamtkatalog 3117.", 'The five sheets between quires O and P form a single quire 427 x 282 mm. Without the first blank. Fully rubri cated. On 22 is written: loci Capuccinorum Salisburg Salzburg). Original (?) stamped leather (German), re¬ backed. Bought in October, 1886. IC. 29946.
PETRUS DE MONTE. Repertorium utrius mnn-yzl° z A-LN-Z8. 380 leaves, the first and last blank. 2 columns. Vol. I, 3°: 63 lines, 290 X 177 mm. Types: 185 G.; 92 G. Capital spaces, the first four with guide-letters. Hain Between quires k and 1 of vol, i is a quire signed kl and between 383X 262 mm. Imperfect, wanting the first leaf of quire XX, also the blanks. Bought in March, 1845. IC. 29949.
bris. spaces and spaces for incipits. As this and the following book lack printed signatures almost entirely they are presumably earlier than the Burley of July, 1476 (IC. 29952). 407 X 267 mm. Without the blank. The ninth leaf', "is mutilated at the foot. On 91' is written: Libellus", 'Fris Alani dersynghm Carmelite de burnhin ppe mare cantabrigijs theologie student Anno xpiane saluts. 1511. Bound with the following, IC. 29955, q.v. From the Old Royal Library. IC. 29956.
NICOLAUS DE HORTO CAELI. Quaes¬ spaces, some with guide-letters, and space for incipit on 22. Hain The table of tituli on 87b contains the same matter, with variants in the wording, as that on 1P. The ascription of the first part to an otherwise unknown Nicolaus de Horto Caeli [i.e. of the Servite house of Himmelgarten, near Nordhausen is here retained for convenience. The whole of the text is usually ascribed to Marsilius ab Inghen, and Nicolaus may have been only a copyist. 407 X 267 mm. Without the blank. On 1e is written Iste liber pertinet ad Frêm Alanû dersynghmn covent', "burnhine. On 2' are the notes of ownership of Arch-", 'bishop Cranmer and Lord Lumley. Bound before the preceding, IC. 29956, q.v. From the Old Royal Library. IC. 29955.
WITH THOMAS EX CAPITANEIS DE ASULA. Aristotelis. [Edited by Hieronymus Turri¬ *18 July, 1476. anus Veronensis. The verso of :f I has been left blank by a miscalculation, the text being resumed without a break on :f 22. 439 X 280 mm. Rubricated. At the foot of 1e is painted the coat of arms of Del Mulo (Padua) with the initials H M in a wreath. With the signature of Michael', "Wodhull, March 3° 1794, his note Edwards's sale' and", 'price, £3 175. od., including binding, and his arms on the top cover. With the book-label of George Dunn, who inserted two notes relating to the book by Robert Proctor on a fly-leaf. Rebacked. Bought in December, 1917. IC. 29952.
918', "The pages of the inmost sheet of quire c'are several lines short", 'and only 102 and 92 mm. broad. The pages of the second sheet', "of quire l'are 114 mm. broad and the last column has two additional", 'lines. 224X 161 mm. Bound before the following (IA. Bought in July, 1858.
SERMONETA, ALEXANDER. Super Con¬ SERMONETA, ALEXANDER. Super Con¬ sequentiis Strodi commentum. [Edited by 20 August, 1477. 224 X 161 mm. Bound with the preceding (IA. 29964). Bought in July, 1858. IA. 29965
SUISETH, RICARDUS. Calculationes. [Edited SUISETH, RICARDUS. Calculationes. [Edited by Joannes de Cipro. Undated. 22. pENES QVID HABE ANT INTENSIO ET remissio qualitatis attédi... 86°. COLOPHON : Subti¬', "spaces, some with guide-letters. Hain '15136.", '335 X 233 mm. Without the blank. Leaves hI and h 6 have changed places in binding. Bought in February, 1891. IB. 29968.
ROLANDINUS DE PASSAGERIIS. Flos and foliation, 144 (148) x91 mm. Type: 90 G. Capital spaces,', "with guide-letters. Hain '12096.", 'This appears to be the first edition of the Flos testamentorum alone. 214X 152 mm. Fully rubricated. On 1e is written: FF. Benedictinoru: Oeno-Rothensium [Roth am Inn. Bought in October, 1867. IA. 29984.
CERUTUS, BLANCUS. Declamationes nouae foliation, 145 (148) x91 mm. Type: 90 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain 4889. Bought in July, 1861.
ALBERTUS DE SAXONIA. Tractatus and foliation, 144 (147) x90 mm. Type: 90 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Part of Hain 584. Gesamtkatalog 787. 189X 129 mm. Old vellum. Bought in May, 1853.
NICOLAUS, Episcopus Modrusiensis. Oratio Quarto. [a8. 8 leaves, 2-7 so numbered. 22: 32 lines and oliation, 144 (147) x 90 mm. Type : 90 G. Capital space, with', "guide-letter, on 1b. Hain '11774 (reading 'in' for  die' in the", 'olophon). 204 X 140 mm. Bound after IA. 27527 (Fontius, Orationes, Di Libri, Florence, s.a.), q.v., vol. vi, p. 662. On 1° is the book-stamp of the Royal Society. Bought in March, 1924. IA. 29989.
CICERO, MARCUS TULLIUS. Synonyma. foliation, 145 (149) x91 mm. Type: 90 G. Printed capitals. Hain 5351. Owing to a miscalculation more than two-thirds of 9° has been left blank by the printer, whô has called attention to the fact by', "the note : 'Hic subtus nihil deficit. s3 ex inaduertentia. factû fuit.", 'The text proper to 122, 12° has changed places with that proper to 132, 13°, by an error of imposition. 191 X 140 mm. Capitals coloured red or blue. With the armorial book-plate of the Fundatio Baldaufica. Bought in June, 1859. IA. 29994.
BELDAMANDIS, PROSDOCIMUS DE. Algo¬ 22: 32 lines and foliation, 142 (145) x 9omm. Type: 90 G. Printed capitals. Hain 2753. Gesamtkatalog 3799. 12, algorithmus, with date of composition, 10 June, 1460, at end; 18oX 134 mm. Some leaves slightly cropped at the top. Bought in January, 1878. IA. 29998.
ARGUMENTUM. Argumentum exorti inter (147) x 91 mm. Type: 90 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain 1641. Gesamtkatalog 2326. 12, introduction; 1b brief of Sixtus IV to Doge Giovanni Mocenigo, dated 11 December, 1482; 2b, Bern. Iustiniani oratoris', "pro Venetorum senatu ad Sixtum IV responsio, dated ' Pridie idus", "on 6° presumably stand for 'senatus [sc. Venetorum consulto’.", 'In the tracts of 1483 (after February) and 1484, as well as in the Oresme of February, 1486 (IA. 30024), the sheets are numbered on the rectos of the first leaves in the place elsewhere occupied by the foliation, the return leaf of the inmost sheet being often numbered as well. As the present tract shows this peculiarity, it is here placed after the Beldamandis of 22 February (IA. 29998) which is still simply foliated. 213X 155 mm. Bought in October, 1867.
LEONARDUS [BRUNIJ ARETINUS. De (147) x91 mm. Type: 90 G. Printed capital on 12. Hain 1574. Gesamtkatalog 5623.
REGIUS, RAPHAEL. In eloquentiam pane number, 145 (149) x 86 mm. Type: 90 G. Printed capitals,', "Spaces for Greek. Hain '13808.", 'The prefatory letter is signed on 1b : Paduae idibus Maiis ... 1483. The tract itself begins on 22. The normal breadth of the type-page is about 9o mm., as usual, but on the inmost sheet of the first quire is reduced to about 86 mm. The pages of the inmost opening of this quire have only 30 lines and those of the inmost sheet of the second quire 30 or 31 lines.', "200X 151 mm. Dr. Kloss's copy, with his book-label.", 'Bought in 1835. IA. 30002.
AEGIDIUS CORBOLIENSIS. De urin¬ Gentilis de Fulgineo. Edited by Venantius Mutius de Camerino. 112 July, 1483. tosnis artificio.. 62b. COLOPHON: Hic modus imponit Tractulo de cognolscendis urinis peritissimi magistri 145 (149) x 91 mm. Type: 9o G. Printed capitals. Hain 100. Gesamtkatalog 269. The first edition. 191 X 135 mm. Formerly bound with IA. 30008. Bought in March, 1875. IA. 30004
BARZIZIUS, GASPARINUS. Exempla ex¬ number, 144 (149) x 91 mm. Type: 9o G. Printed capitals, also spaces. Hain ’2682. Gesamtkatalog 3690. The first edition. Bought in October, 1867.
AEGIDIUSCORBOLIENSIS. De pulsibus. gineo. Edited by Venantius Mutius de Camerino.) January, 1484. number, 145 (148) x 91 mm. Type: 90 G. Printed capitals. Hain 103. Gesamtkatalog 268.', "12, editor's letter ; 1°, introduction of Gentilis ; 4°, text ; 48b,", "The editor's letter on 1e covers  opuscula duo', i.e. the present", 'and the De urinis above (IA. 30004). The paragraph immediately preceding the colophon reads : Hic Egidius finito suo opere . . . alloquitur musam suam et monet eam ut metam attingat . . . more metrice scfrilbentium. This heading', "should probably be followed by the verses beginning' Nunc mea", 'completo . . .’, which appear out of place after the colophon of the De urinis (IA. 30004, above). The first edition. 190 X 134 mm. Leaves 7, 8 are misbound between leaves 2, 3. Formerly bound with IA. 30004. Bought in March, 1875. IA. 30008.
AUGUSTINUS. Sermones de moribus et by Eusebius Conradus.) aris congregationis lateranensis ad san¬ ctissimum dominu 22: 33 lines and sheet-number, 149 (153) x 92 mm. Type: 90 G.', "Printed capitals. Hain '1996, '1995, 5638. Gesamtkatalog 2923.", '12 blank ; 1°, prefatory letter of Eusebius Conradus ; 2°, table of contents; 3%, sermo primus ; 82 sermo secundus ; 11e, sermo ertiusl; 14° Possidius Calamensis episcopus de vita et moribus The Epistola an clericis liceat persecutionis tempore populum derelinquere of S. Augustine mentioned both in the table of con¬ tents and in the colophon does not appear, its place being taken', "by the editor's annotatio (312-352). Certain marginalia to the", 'Sermones, promised by the editor on 22, have been omitted. The first edition of this collection, which is directed against the Defensorium ordinis Eremitarum of Ambrosius de Cora.', "Printed capitals and diagrams of hands (22, 32-12°). Hain '4974.", "The instrumenta magistri Erhardi Ratdolt' comprise the dia¬", 'grams of hands and the type-set inscriptions inserted in the first', "hand (on 22), which are those found in Ratdolt's undated Venetian", 'edition (IA. 20530, p. 284). A blind impression of several lines of text from 1à is sound on 1b. 208 x 146 mm. Fully rubricated. Formerly leaves 145-170 of a tract volume. With the stamp and duplicate stamp of the Munich Royal Library. Bought in April, 1860. IA. 30014.
MUNDINUS. Anatomia. [Edited by Hier¬ terapentice methodi ... 34°. COLOPHON : « Hic modus imponit anothomie Mundini: que nô paucis in locis IA. 30016.
PETRUS RAVENNAS. Carmina recitata', "145 (149) x 79 mm. Type: 90 G. Printed capitals. Hain '13696.", "12, author's dedication to Petrus Dandulus ; ibid., carmina re¬", 'citata per ipsum in funere Petri de Fortiguerris Pistorii ; 4°, l. 30: Hic nihil defecit sed fuit error: 4°, blank ; 68 carmina ad sanctis-', "The date of Petrus de Fortiguerris' death has not been dis-", 'covered, but the watermarks of the present tract recur in two tracts of 1484, which is the latest date consistent with the early form of x here found. 204 X 140 mm. Bound immediately after lA. 30018 Canis), q.v., p. 923. With the book-stamp of the Royal Society. Bought in March, 1924.
NIGER, FRANCISCUS. In Sigismundum archi¬ number, 149 (153) x65 mm. Type: 90 G. Printed capitals.', "Hain '11855.", '12 author’s prose address to Archduke; 12, l. 19, Franc. Nigri principum ssicl epithalamium sapphicum ad musam; 76, in eandem Catherinam paeomproseucticum elegon; 8b, eiusdem principis 1484, but the fact that it contains the later form of x shows that it cannot have been printed quite so early, although it probably belongs to the same year. The full breadth of the type-page is 90 mm. The present copy, which is followed in its tract-volume by à copy of Pamphilus, De amore, s.n. (IA. 36875) and of Philelphus,', "Fabulae, Veneciis, expensis M.C.', Jor rather, Carcanus, Pavia,1", "1480 (IA. 31365), is doubtless responsible for Hain's no. 11850,", 'deriving from Maittaire. 204 X 140 mm. Bound tenth in a tract-volume begin- ning with IA. 27527 (Fontius, Orationes, Di Libri, Florence, s.a.), q.v. With the book-stamp of the Royal Society. Bought in March, 1924.
CANIS, JOANNES JACOBUS. Compendiolum CANIS, JOANNES JACOBUS. Compendiolum in libros Institutionum. *24 March, 1485. 12. Inclyto. iurisutriusque Achademiae Re¬ ctori dominc 31 lines and foliation, 140 (145) x 84 mm. Type: 90 G. Printed', "capitals. Hain '4331. Gesamtkatalog 5977.", 'The first edition. In this and all following books the type shows the later form of x and sheet-numbering has been almost entirely abandoned. 204 X 140 mm. Bound fourteenth in a tract-volume beginning with IA. 27527 (Fontius, Orationes, Di Libri. Florence, s.a.), q.v. The first leaf is slightly mutilated. With the book-stamp of the Royal Society. Bought in March, 1924. IA. 30018.
CANIS, JoANNES JACOBUS. De modo in jure foliation, 135 (140) x91 mm. Type: 90 G. Printed capitals. Hain ’4324. Gesamtkatalog 5975. Library. Bought in August, 1881. IA. 30020.
ORESME, NICOLAUS. De latitudinibus forma¬ go iines, 134 x 90 mm. Type: 90 G. Printed capitals. Diagrams. Hain 78925 (counting only seven printed leaves for the second tract). in the first tract the column of text is only 60-65 mm. broad. geometrical figures being inserted in the margin. The first two leaves of the last quire bear no numbers, the next three are numbered: 10 (reversed), 9, 9. The quire appears to be in some way made up, as the sequence of watermarks is not pre served. The revival of sheet-numbering and a change of U seem to show this tract to be a new departure of some kind.', "The analogy of Cerdonis' 1482 edition of the Oresme (Hain", '8924) shows that the date 10 January in the incipit is that on which printing was begun. 200X 151 mm. Without the blank. Previously bound with IA. 6660 (Boethius, Arithmetica, Ratdolt, Augs¬ burg, 1488), q.v., vol. ii, p. 381, and IA. 30032, below,', "the date: 'vlt°. mtij. 1487 written in the margin", "against the words mense i anno supradictis' in the", 'second colophon being accounted for by the proximity of the latter tract. Bought. IA. 30024.
MONTAGNANA, BARTHOLOMAEUS. De uri¬ 24: 30 lines and foliation, 135 (139) x90 mm. Type: 9o G. Printed capitals, also a few spaces, with guide-letters. Hain 11553. 196 X 142 mm. Without the last blank. Bought in March, 1870. IA. 30029.
ISAAC, Medicus. De particularibus diaetis. bered 1-58. Table in 2 columns. 42: 30 lines and foliation, 135 (139) x 90 mm. Type: 90 G. Printed capitals, also spaces,', "some with guide-letters. Hain '9267.", 'The date in the incipit is presumably that on which the book was put in hand by the printer. 203 X 149 mm.
ALBERTUS DE SAXONIA. Tractatus Quarto. Ja b6. 12 leaves, so numbered. foliation, 137 (141) x 90 mm. Type: 90 G. Printed capitals. Gesamtkatalog 789. Reprinted from the edition of 1484 (Hain 585, Gesamtkatalog 200X 151 mm. Previously bound before lA. 30024,
Bought. Bought. CANIS, JOANNES JACOBUS. Oratio in aduentu Petri Barocii episcopi Patauini.—Antonii Quarto. Jaëb4.] 10 leaves, numbered i-8, io, 9. 32: 30 lines and foliation, 135 (139) x91 mm. Type: 90 G. Printed capitals on 12 and 62. Hain 4330. Gesamtkatalog 5982. Barocius became Bishop of Padua in the spring of 1487. 204 X 140 mm. Bound fourth in a tract-volume be¬ ginning with IA. 27527 (Fontius, Orationes, Di Libri, Florence, s.a.), q.v. On 1e is the book-stamp of the Royal Society. IA. 30034. Bought in March, 1924. Anôther copy, corrected. In this copy the erroneous date 1488 in the first colophon is corrected to: 1487. 191X 147 mm. First two leaves slightly mutilated. Previously part of a tract-volume. IA. 30035.
Bought. ind foliation, 136 (140) x 82 mm. Type: 90 G. Printed capital n12. Hain 16095. The occasional corrections in pen-and-ink were perhaps made in the printer’s office. 208 X 156 mm. Bought in April, 1894.
PHILELPHUS, FRANCISCUS. Inuectiua in 1° Franciscus philelfus. D. Benedicto Aliprando', "Philelphus' letter, which consists largely of personal abuse, is an", 'answer to one of Merula of 7 October, 1480, and was in turn answered by Merula on 13 December, 1480; see the anonymous Venetian edition of Merula s letters, IA. 25062, in the Addenda to this volume. The type shows the early form of x, but the peculiar contraction for-is does not occur, and the date of printing cannot be exactly determined. 202 X 150 mm. This and the Merula above referred o (IA. 25062), which is bound with it, previously formed part of a volume of tracts (printed, with one exception, oy Cerdonis) in the Fürst Dietrichstein Collection, Nikolsburg (Dietrichstein Catalogue, no. 226). At the', "foot of 2° is a note of price of purchase '6 ß'.", 'Bought in February, 1934. IA. 30054.
PIUS II. Epistola juueni non esse negandum 90 G. Capital spaces, those on 12 with guide-letters. Hain 180. The absence of printed capitals, the early form of x and the fré¬ quent occurrence of the peculiar contraction for -is are evidence or an early date for this book. 192 X 147 mm. IA. 30044.
GENTILIS (DE GENTILIBUS) FULGINAS. mol dis « ppôtionibus medicinan ... 1ob. COLOPHON: tion, 136 (140) x 90 mm. Type: 90 G. Printed capitals. Ham', "7569 (reading pportionibus' on 12 and medicine' at the end).", 'This and the following tract show the type in its later state. 206 X 143 mm.
pught in June, 1890. foliation, 148 (152) x 90 mm. Type: 90 G. Printed capitals, also spaces, some with guide-letters. After the first two quires the normal number of lines to the page is 31. 202 X 140 mm. Fully rubricated. Bought in June, 1879. IA. 30056.
ARISTOTELES. Parua naturalia, etc. [With Edited by Onofrius de Funtania. 124 May, 1493. lypes: 120 G., first words of certain sections of commentary; 80 G., text; 66 G., commentary. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain 1719. Gesamtkatalog 2430.', "as by 'altissimus Proculus', i.e. Proclus); 1008, register ; 100b,", 'blank. The privilege, omitted in some copies, is for ten years through¬ out the Venetian dominions. It was granted to the printer for this bok and Aegidius Romanus, In Physica Aristotelis, on 19 August, 1492 (Fulin no. 7) The pages of the inmost sheet of the first quire are several lines short and only 125 mm. broad. The register inaccurately, as often, gives the first leaf as a blank and four catchwords to each quire throughout. 305 x 210 mm. Imperfect, wanting the first leaf. Bought in April, 1911. IB. 30062.
AEGIDIUS [COLUMNAJROMANUS. Quae¬ line (name of book), 215 (224) x 142 mm. Types: 120 G., first words of sections ; 80 G., head-lines ; 66 G., text. Capital space,', "with guide-letter, on 12 and 72. Hamn '114.", "302 X 203 mm. At the foot of 12' is written: Petri", 'Matthei Obornicen. IB. 30065.
LUCIANUS. De praecedentia Alexandri 2 January, 1482. The number of lines to the page varies from 28 to 30. This tract, the Daniel, and the Patritius have the same water¬ mark, an oxhead from which rises a rod with a crown at the end,', "which is also found in two of Cerdonis' tracts of this year.", 'Proctor no. 7138. IA. 30088.
CANIS, JOANNES JACOBUS. De ludis eques¬ AC HVMANI IVRIS PHyLOSO-PHO FACVNDI¬ SSIMO. P.P. IOHANES IACOBVS CANIS IVRIS¬ VTRIVSQVE CONSVLTVS. S.D. 1b, 1. 3: Tlepo erat géinis: quo sol post terga relictis. 182. END :', "104 R. Capital spaces. Hain '4332.", 'The tournament described in this poem took place on or about', "St. Antony's Day (13 June), 1466 (G. Vedova, Biografia degli", "King George III's copy (C. 5. a. 10).", 'IA. 30080.
DANIEL. Somnia Danielis et Joseph. 1°. Somnia Danielis & loseph. oMnes prophete tradebät somnia que ui debât i somniis eorum ... 2b. a rege Pharaone in egypto ... 82. END: Z bonam
PATRITIUS, FRANCISCUS. Ecloga de Christi ENE AM PONTIFICEM SENENSEM EX¬ CELLENTISSIMVM. LICIDAS. MENALCHAS. 204X 151 mm. Fully rubricated.', "King George IIl's copy (C. 5. a. 11).", 'IA. 30085. Another copy. 204 X 140 mm. Bound sixth in a tract-volume be¬ ginning with IA. 27527 (Fontius, Orationes, Di Libri, Florence, s.a.), q.v., vol. vi, p. 662. With the book-stamp of the Royal Society. Bought in March, 1924. IA. 30086.
ANGELUS [DE GAMBILIONIBUS) DE ARE¬ PER IPSVM FACTIS POST COMPILATIONEM HVIVS AVIREI AC PRECIOSISSIMI OPEJRIS. in this book the type is extremely sharp and contains alternative neavy r and a number of instances of Qu manipulated so as to stand straight on the line, neither of these peculiarities being found else¬ where. It should therefore be taken as the first book to leave this press. 445X 290mm. Remains of manuscript quiring, manu¬ script catchwords at ends of quires.', "King George III's copy (C. 15. e. 11). IC. 30603.
BOCCACCIO, GIOVANNI. Decamerone. Capital spaces, also spaces for headings. Hain 3273. Gesamt- katalog 4442.', "The description on which Hain's entry is based divided the lines", 'of the colophon after facetu, principatu, secundus, and imprimédi respectively, and may represent a genuine variant. 310X 223 mm. Imperfect, wanting leaves 228, 229 (z 2, 3), also the blank. Leaf 85 ((gl 9) is slightly mutilated. From the Sunderland Library and with the book-plate of W. H. Crawford, Lakelands, Cork. Bought in May, 1894. IB. 30605.
BLONDUS, FLAVIUS. Roma triumphans. BLONDUS, FLAVIUS. Roma triumphans. Undated. 1a. AD SANCTISSIMVM PATREM ET DOMI¬ NVM PIVM SECVNDVM PONT. MAX. BLONDI FLA VII FORLIVIENSIS IN TRIVMPHANTIS VIENSIS IN ROMAE TRIVMPHANTIS LIBROS A quantity of text has been omitted at the end of quire spl The first edition, catalogued by Proctor as the work of the Printer for Petrus Villa at Brescia (no. 6942). All the connexions of the Roma triumphans, however, are with Mantua, Blondus having composed and circulated it there not long before his death in 1463 and having presented a copy to the Marquis of Mantua (Lodovico III. Gonzaga) at the latter s own request (see B. Nogara. Scritti inediti ... di Biondo Flavio, etc., in : Studi e testi, vol. 48 (1927), pp. cxlix, etc.). Moreover, the watermarks of the present edition (crown, dragon) recur in the undoubtedly Mantuan books of 1472 here catalogued. 322 X 222 mm. Imperfect, wanting sheet b 2 (leaves 12, 19). Fully rubricated.', "King George IIl's copy (C. 14. c. 10).", 'IB. 30607. prestatissimo huomo philippo Nu¬ DANTIS lines, 219X 168 mm. Type: 106 R. Capital spaces, with guide- letters. Hain 5939. lated, the lost text being made good with pen-and-ink. Bound in crushed blue morocco by Clarke & Bedford. IB. 30613. Grenville copy (G. 11347).
SCARPA, CHRISTOPHORUS. Orthographia.¬ Undated. thongis. 22. Christophori scarpæ orthographia breuis & utilis fœeliciter incipit. A. geminatur in qbusdam noibus 139X 81 mm. Type: 106 R. Hain 14506. At first catalogued among the Italian adespota by Proctor (no. 7390) and subsequently transferred by him to the press of De Michaelibus. It is, however, perhaps more likely to be a little', "later than his work. The watermarks (stag's head, dragon) are", 'those usual in the earliest Mantuan editions. 204X 134 mm. Without the blank. IA. 30616. Grenville copy (G. 7565).
WITH THOMAS SEPTEMCASTRENSIS. LOSOPHORVM ET PRECIPVE MEDICORVM: CLAJRISSIMI VIRI PETRI DE ABAINO PATA¬ 173 mm. Type: 98 R. Capital spaces. Hain ’I (counting 371 printed leaves).', "The forty-second differentia' beginning on the first page of", 'quire Ik), is headed: DIFFERENTIA. LXIIII. Attention is drawn to this error at the foot of the preceding page (the last of quire li) by the words : SEQuITVR DIFFERENTIA XLII. Que incipit Quod caro sit organum tactus. Quire Ikl had thus already been printed off when quire sil was set up and it no doubt marks the beginning of the section assigned to the second of several presses working on the book. The first edition. 405 X 260 mm. Without the blanks. On 28 is illuminated an historiated capital, and in the lower margin is painted a coat of arms (barry arg. and sable, à chief arg. charged with a lion issuant proper (or gu. 2). perhaps that of the family of Carosi), with pen-and-ink decorations. Other capitals and paragraph marks supplied in alternate red and blue. Leaf 2 is cut out and mounted.', "King George III's copy (C. 14. e. 5).", 'IC. 30622.
WITH JOHANNES BAUMEISTER. *Undated. 2* ARISTOTELIS. QVAESTIONES. VARIAE. GENEJRATIM. COLLECTAE. ATQVE. ITA. IN. BLEMATVM. ARISTOTELIS. AD. NICOLAVM. QVINTVM. PONTIFICEM. PER. THEODOR.IVM. GAZES. GRAECVM. PER. PARTI. CVLARVM. DIVISIONEM. I. Qua ad Medicum pertinent. 922. TABVLA. PARTICVLARIS AD. MATERIAS. blank. 2 columns in tables (ff. 91-6). 32: 39 lines, 190 X 122 mm. Type: 98 R. Capital spaces. Hain 1729. Gesamtkatalog 2452. The first edition. 243 X 185 mm. Without the blank. The quire con¬ taining the tables is bound at the beginning. Leaf oo is mutilated. On 9ob is written: Monß de rocheffort sygir (pluuot) de/et Longeault. From the library of the Duke of Sussex. Eighteenth-century red French morocco. Bought in June, 1845. IB. 30628.
ARNALDUS DE VILLA NOVA. De arte VENENA CVM QVIS TIMET  SIBI EA MINI¬ STRARI TIImens de uenenis caueat sibi de manu Pandecta medicinae of Matth. Silvaticusl. The text of Petrus de Abano’s tract is reprinted from the 1472 edition (IC. 30622), with the addition of the section on the lapis begaar. The book as a whole is no doubt the archetype of the Paduan edition by Achates) of the same year (IA. 29874) and the editio princeps of the tracts of Arnaldus and Valascus. The order of the two parts cannot be certainly determined. 200 X 154 mm. A few traces of manuscript quiring. Rubricated. Grenville copy (G. 8926).
DATUS, AUGUSTINUS. De variis loquendi ELEGANTIOLAE. FOELIICITER. INCIPIVNT. Spaces within or in the right-hand part of the line mark the beginnings of paragraphs. Hain 5976. The second sheet is octavo, the rest quarto. The paper bears the watermark of a dragon, which recurs in the two books signed by Vurster at Mantua (IC. 30622, IB. 30628) but is also found in early Bolognese books. 207 X 153 mm. Without the first blank. Traces of manuscript quiring. Bought in July, 1858. IA. 30626.
VERSOR, JOHANNES. Expositio super Sum¬ This edition contains nothing of the text of Petrus Hispanus except the few words identifying the beginning of each chapter, and omits the tracts De distributionibus and De expositione usually printed after the De restrictione at the end of the book. There are gaps in the setting-up of half a column on [f 10b and of one column on sul 6b. In this book only downward-sloping hyphen is found. 212 X 149 mm. Rubricated. Manuscript signatures, as in the above collation, and catchwords. Beneath the colophon is written: Iste liber e monasterij scti georgij
THOMAS AQUINAS. Summa, secunda editions of Mentelin, n.d. (IC. 508), and Schoeffer, 1467 (IC. 122). In this book hyphen is infrequent but always of the normal upward-sloping form. 318 x 215 mm. Imperfect, wanting the last quire, containing the table, also the first blank. At the foot of 387b is written: Iste liber éptus fuit ex elemosinis. D. Michaelis d macharellis exme (?) vicar° Fre Saphino d Miran, i ptinet ad locu. S. marie grau apd Imolaz. 1501. IB. 30633. Bought in January, 1902. Undated. ANTONINUS. De censuris. 2 columns. 32: 39 lines, 146 x 99 mm. Type: 75 G. Spaces for capitals and headings. Hain 1267. Gesamtkatalog 2068. The first separate edition of this text, which consists of titt. xxiv-xxix, cap. i, of the third part of the Summa theologica of S. Antoninus. In this book V is normally of the later form (rounded to left); the hyphen is as in the preceding. 233X 170 mm. Rubricated, the headings being also supplied in red. Early manuscript quiring, the leaves having also apparently been numbered throughout according to quires: 1a, Ib, Ic,..., 2a, 2b, 2c,..., etc. At the beginning and end is the note of ownership of the Augustinian Canons of S. Dorothea at Vienna. Bought in April, 1877. IB. 30637.
ANTONINUS. Confessionale Curam illius differs and the table is at the end and is immediately preceded by two leaves beginning: Rubrice pricipale de questa opa. . .', "Reprinted from one or other of Azoguidus' editions, Bologna,", '1472 (IA. 28515) and 1475 (IA. 28529). In this book plain I and R and later V are normal, except in quire (b), and it is therefore taken to be the latest of the four books in type 75 G. ; the hyphen is as in the preceding. 229 X 165 mm. Without the two leaves containing the table of rubrics (see above). Rubricated. The sheets are numbered consecutively: 33-617 in early manuscript, leaf Ja 2, which is a half-sheet, being numbered 35/36. A sheet of the original paper, which encloses the preliminary quire, has been ignored in the above collation. Bought in April, 1873. IB. 30634.
NICOLAUS DE LYRA. Postilla super 124 July, 1477. 2°. Postilla super Matheuz fratris Nicolai d lira Maguntinensis dy cesis Sub annis dni M. CCCC. Ixxvii Types: 105 G., head-lines (chapter-numbers), heading; 78 G.,', "text. Capital spaces. Hain '10386 (counting only 241 printed", "eaves and ignoring the misprints  oridinis' and dycesis' in the", 'colophon). 1, blank; 22, super Matthaeum; 872, prooemium in Marcum; 1072, prooemium super Lucam; 149°, prooemium super loannem: 296 x 203 mm. Without the blanks. Rubricated. Bought in July, 1882. IB. 30640.
NICOLAUS DE LYRA. Postilla super lohannis de puzpach Magutinesis dyo cesis Sub annis', "Folio. a b'c-fghj; ik 1st u 184 leaves, the first", 'blank. 2 columns. 32: 50 lines and head-line, 196 (209) x 128 mm. Types: 105 G., head-lines (chapter-numbers), headings on', "and after 1622; 78 G., text. Capital spaces. Hain '10396.", 'There are a number of blank spaces and short pages in quire b. 280X 190 mm. Bought in October, 1886. IB. 30642.
ALBERTUS MAGNUS. De animalibus.', "The explicit of book vi on m6b is followed by a printer's note in", '14 lines pointing out that quire y follows immediately on quire m without loss of text. The beginning of book viii coincides with that of quire A. A notarial document of 17 November, 1479, shows that this book was printed by Paulus in partnership with Marcus Mazola, a notary of Brescia, and Antonius de Vignono, a Venetian bookseller; either 310 or 465 copies were apparently struck off (P. Arnauldet, Les', "associations d'imprimerie ... à Mantoue, etc., in : Le Bibliographe", 'of quires l and I, the text being made good in early pen- and-ink on vellum in both places. Rubricated. IC. 30645.
NICOLAUS DE LYRA. Postilla super blank. 2 columns. 32: 51 lines and head-line, 199 (211)X 129 mm. Types: 105 G., head-lines (chapter-numbers), some head¬ ings; 78 G. Capital spaces. Hain 10395. 1, blank; 22, super Actus apostolorum; 422, additiones; 44b super Epistolas canonicales SS. Iacobi Petri lohannis et ludae; 752, super Apocalypsim (prologus); 75°, prologus Gilberti in librum Apocalypsis; 772, super Apocalypsim; 110°, additiones; 116, blank. were found in place of the above colophon (whence the note to', "Hain's no. 10395) is evidently due to a confusion with De Sili-", "prandis' quite distinct edition of 10 May of the same year (Proctor", '16908 A, Type Facsimile Society, plate 1902 ff). 269 X 193 mm. Rubricated. Bought in July, 1858. IB. 30647.
NICOLAUS DE LYRA. Moralia super (225) x 133 mm. Types: 105 G., quotations from Holy Writ,', "head-lines ; 78 G. Capital spaces. Hain '10375.", 'In his dedicatory letter on 1° to Franciscus Raimondus, dated', "Ex loco nostro Sancti Apollonii extra Brixiam. xii. kl. Decembris.'", '1480, the editor, in the course of a panegyric on Lyra, speaks of Bought in April, 1866. IB. 30649.
PAULUS DE SANCTA MARIA. Scruti¬ lohannes doctor artis Apollinee. Anno domini Millesimo quadringentesimosep¬ tuage¬ signatures are set far down in the right-hand lower corner, in the rest of the book they are in the usual position. The Sancta Maria is probably printed from the edition by Mentelin, Strasburg, about 1474 (IB. 576); see description of type 98 G. [P. 1J. 235 X 174 mm. Capital on 1e illuminated in gold and colours. The signatures of quires b-gare cut away, On 1e is written: Loci Venetiarum Capuccinorum. Bought in February, 1870. IB. 30652. Another copy. 293 x 201 mm. Imperfect, wanting quires M, N, com¬ prising the Epistola Rabbi Samuelis, and the blanks, Red-brown calf, stamped with the name and arms of Pope Gregory XIII (1572-85). Bought in July, 1863. IB. 30653.
SALLUSTIUS CRISPUS, GAIUS. Ex libris', "Quarto. a-d'. 32 leaves, the first and last blank. 32: 24 lines.", '117X78 mm. Type: 98 G. Capital spaces. Hain 14243. Reprinted, with the same page-contents, from the edition of Pannartz, Rome, 25 September, 1475 (IA. 17921); the lack of', "elasticity in Schallus' type has, however, led to numerous irregu¬", 'larities in the number of lines to the page. The text on b 4b has changed places with that on b 5e (Epistola Cn. Pompei ad Senatum). The watermark of this tract (a dragon or griffin) is a common Mantuan mark and recurs in the other members of the group. The verses at the end recur in an Alexander, Doctrinale, 1475, with the Mantuan imprint and printed with the same type, no doubt by Schallus (Reichling 1440, Gesamtkatalog 948). 205 X 140 mm. Without the blanks. IA. 30657.
PSALTERIUM. Psalterium cum hymnis *Undated. spaces, also within the line. Sheets 14, nI, n 2 are octavo, the rest quarto. The first quire is unsigned. A copy described in Bibliofilia xiv (1912/13), pp. 272, 273, con¬ tains a note of purchase from a previous owner dated 4 March. 1479. The date of printing is no doubt 1475 or thereabouts. 199 X 129 mm. Imperfect, wanting quire sal, leaves b 1-3, 9, sheet g3, leaf k 1. Rubricated. On b 4° is à stamp of a tree with a snake curled round the trunk,', "King George III's copy (C. 9. a. 3). IA. 30655.
EUSEBIUS. Historia ecclesiastica. [Trans¬ Not before 151 July, 1479. 1b. ILLVSTRISSIMO & Inuictissimo Mantuanorum Principi Frederico Gonzage lohannes Schallus Heros- feldensis physicus obsequentissimus. 171°. COLOPHON: Explicit liber ecclesiastice hystorie. Transtulit Ausonias istud Rufinus ad aures lines, 189 (with catchword 194) x 109 mm. Type: IIIR. Capital', "spaces. Catchwords to each page. Hain *6711 (reading Federico'", 'on 1b).', "1a blank ; 1b-2°, printer's dedicatory letter, dated :  Mantuae", "apud sanctum Alexandrum die. xv. Iulii ', 1479: 3e, table of con-", 'tents ; 92, prologus Rufini ; 102, text ; 172, blank. The inmost openings of quires [gl and sil have scarcely any con¬ tractions, and the pages of the inmost opening of quire sul are several lines short. In the course of his dedication the printer remarks (24): huius ego libri ... utilitatem ... intelligens. ignorari eum ... ferre non IB. 30664. Another copy. 273X 190 mm. Without the blank. On 22 is written: Iste liber est scté Marie blance de Casoleto ordinis
BAPTISTA [SPAGNUOLIJ MANTUANUS. alia 110) mm. Type: 109 R. Capital spaces, mostly with guide- letters. Hain 2401. Gesamtkatalog 3244. In some copies the day-date is omitted from the colophon IIII. Mant. Mar.). The first edition. The dedicatory letter on 1b is dated: Calendis', "Seplembris. [sicl', 1498.
Familiares et se¬ MATTHAEI BOSSI EPI STO LAE. 1422. CoLo¬ PHON: Impræssum Mantuæ per Vincentium Bertochum lines, 209X 129 (with marginalia 156) mm. Type: 109 R. Capital spaces, mostly with guide-letters. Hain  3671. Gesamtkatalog 4956. 12, title; 1b, Iasonis Mayni ad Augustinum Papiensem in Bossi Bossi Balthesaris Crassi hexametrum; 3°, ad loannem de Sancto printerl; 112, text of letters; 1304, appendix of extracts from the Recuperationes Faesulanae, viz. De mundi fuga atque contemptu', "In this copy pages bie, b3e, and b 6b end respectively : ' nup ante", '284 X 205 mm. Bound with a copy of the first edition of the earlier epistles of Bossus (De perferendis aduersis, etc.), Miscomini, Florence, [14921, IB. 27190, q.v., p. 040. IB. 30686. Bought in 1835? Another copy, with quire b in another setting up. In this copy quire b is differently set up throughout, pages bie, baa, and b6b ending respectively: nuper ante oculos , extollere.', "Vale, and 'ubi ut curetur negotium’, the last word anticipating", "part of the same word ('tium’) which begins cie. This setting up", 'is probably later than the other. 261 X 191 mm. Without the blank. Bound with another copy of the first edition of the earlier episties (see above), IB. 27190 a, q.v., p. 640. At the foot of 143b is written: Ex libris la: chir schevalier) notarij et', "King George III's copy (C. 5. b. 8).
AUCTORITATES. Auctoritates ad miseri¬ AUCTORITATES. Auctoritates ad miseri¬ cordiam inducentes. 23 December, 1485. 1e. (red) Quedaz auctoritates ad misericordiam indu¬ centes The paper is watermarked with a balance in a circle. The cut on 4°, measuring 109 x 100 mm., resembles in style the title-cut of the Legenda SS. Trium Regum, Rocociola, Modena, 1490 (IA. 32255). marked with a rosette forms a wrapper for this copy. Bought in April, 1893. IA. 30674.
VERGILIUS MARO, PUBLIUS. Opera. first blank. 132: 36 lines, 197 x 98 mm. Type: 110 R. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. The pieces of the Appendix Vergiliana printed on 1864-2084 are: Copa, Moretum, Dirae, Est et non, Vir bonus, De rosis, Culex, After line 33 of book i of the Aeneid is printed a heading, the only one of its kind in the volume, running: Capitulum primum in quo ostenditur tempestas qua aeneas passus fuerit in mari siculo. 283 x 202 mm. Without the blank. Partly rubricated. IB. 30255', "King George III's copy (C. 3. c. 2).
PLINIUS SECUNDUS, GAIUS. Historia *13 February, 1480. 24. CAIVS PLYNIVS MARCO SVO SALVTEM. 42. CAII PLYNII SECVNDI NATVRALIS HYSTO- 936 RIAE LIBER PRIMVS. CAIVS PLYNIVS SVO SALVTEM. PRAEFATIO IIBROS NATV. first and last blank. The contents-summary in book i (5°-165) is in 2 columns. 182: 58 lines, 287 x 161 mm. Type: 99 R. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Catchwords at ends of quires. Hain 13093. The corrections on 284°-285b are those of Beroaldus contained', "in his letter to Ravacaldus (first printed in Corallus' 1476 edition,", 'IC. 30223), the personal matter at the beginning and end of the letter being here omitted. Portilia appears to have printed this book by subscription, at any rate in part, since on 5 November, 1479, he signed at Reggio docu- ments binding him to supply during the following February copies of the Pliny at one ducat apiece to more than a dozen persons in that city (V. Ferrari, Lo stampatore Andrea Portilia a Reggio nel IC. 30262.
ÖVIDIUS NASO, PUBLIUS. Metamorphoses. 2° TABVLAE FVBVLARVM OVIDII META¬ blank. 8a: 40 lines, 197 x 90 mm. Type : 99 R. Capital spaces,', "with guide-letters. Hain '12160 (whose copy read correctly", "FABVLARVM' in the heading on 22).", "No doubt reprinted from Corallus' 1477 edition (IB. 30228).", 'which contains the same preliminary matter to the Metamorphoses. The breadth of the type-page is reduced to 82 mm. on the two innermost sheets of quire q and to 78 mm. on the four innermost sheets of quire r. 300x 200 mm. Without the blanks. Fully rubri¬ cated. At the foot of 22 is written: Sum ex libris Maurimonasterij propè Tabernas alsaticas Maursmünster', "near Saverne)', at the top of 22: R. Gordon Roy'.", 'With the armorial bookplate of Charles Barlow, of Emanuel Colledge, Cambridge, Tabout 17351. Bought in June, 1930. IB. 30263.
SOLINUS, GAIUS JULIUS. De mirabilibus lines, 137 x79 mm. Type: 99 R. Capital spaces, with guide¬ letters. Hain 14878. The true date of this book is perhaps rather about the turn of 1479/80 than late in 1480. 187 x 134 mm. Without the blank. Rubricated. Grenville copy (G. 8939).
PLINIUS SECUNDUS, GAIUS. Historia *8 July, 1481. 22. CAIVS PLYNIVS MARCO SVO SALVTEM 268 leaves, the first and last blank. The contents-summary in book i (42-145) is in 2 columns. 162: 58 lines. 288x 161 mm. Type: 99 R. Capital spaces, a few without guide-letters. Hain 13094. Reprinted from the edition of the previous year (IC. 30262). 403x 280 mm. Without the blanks. From the collection of Sir Joseph Banks. IC. 30266. Another copy. 402 X 279 mm. Without the blanks.', "King George III's copy (C. 3. d. 3).", 'IC. 30267 a. Another copy. 417 X 278 mm. Without the blanks. IC. 30267b.
GUARINUS VERONENSIS. Regulae 205 X 151 mm. Rubricated. A slip with manuscript corrections has been pasted over part of l. 11 of 21e. Bought in April, 1866. IA. 30276.
OVIDIUS NASO, PUBLIUS. Epistolae heroi LIBER FINIT. 52°. EX SVIDA. Sappho Simonis. 200 x 87 mm. Type: 99 R. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. This edition was perhaps issued about the same time as the commentary of Antonius Volscus on the text, completed by Portilia on 8 September, 1481 (Panzer ii, p. 354, no. *23, Bibliofilia xvi (1914/5), p. 355). 287 X 200 mm. Without the blank. On 26° is a manuscript note of an inundation of the Rems at Lorch on 25 January, 1554. From the library of the Duke of Sussex. Bought in July, 1845. IB. 30272.
Thebais. Undated. with guide-letters. Hain 14984. The first edition. For the reissue of the Achilleis in quarto form on 23 March, 1473, see IA. 30213 below; the interval between the completion of the two issues must be very short. A few words of Greek which occur in the two earliest books are printed with the type first used by De Ambergau at Venice in 1471. Peculiar sloping v of the stemmed form. Not reproduced. 295 x 201 mm. Ornamental capital and border, with wreath for coat-of-arms, supplied in several colours on 22, other capitals supplied in red or blue. From the Sunderland Library. Bought in May, 1883. IB. 30218.
STATIUS, PUBLIUS PAPINIUS. Achilleis.', "The expression 'celerius quam asparagi cocuntur' was often", 'used by Augustus, according to Suetonius, Vita Octauiani, c. 87. The reason why Corallus was able to work so quickly is that he printed from the identical type originally set up for the undated folio edition (IB. 30218 above), here made up afresh in pages of 27 lines each. The last line of every fourth page in the present issue thus coincides with that of every third page in the folio edition but one line (Aut monstrare lyra ... alumno) has dropped out at the head of 3°, while the last line on the same page (Nam superant tua uota .. . multum) exactly duplicates the first on 4°. The t in', "uiret em', the last word on 12°, has been lost in the process of", 'lifting the type. The edition of his envious rivals, if it ever appeared, has not been identified. 225 x 156 mm. From the Sunderland Library. Bought in May, 1883. IA. 30213.
CATULLUS, GAIUS VALERIUS. Carmina.¬', "The impressio Venetiis facta' referred to in the second colophon", 'is that of Tibullus, Propertius, Catullus, and Statius by V. de Spira, 1472 (IB. 19550, p. 161).
BARBATIA, ANDREAS. Repetitio legis Cum Co¬ MISSIS EDITAPER EXCELLENTISSIMV Virum z iurf. utriusque Monarcham dominum Andrean Catchwords, centred beneath text, at ends of quires sa-el. Hain 2432. Gesamtkatalog 3352. This book was commissioned by a syndicate in Bologna. See Introduction. 420 x 289 mm. Bound with IC. 28606 (Crema, Singu- laria, Portilia), Bologna, n.d.), q.v. On 1e is written: IC. 30220.
PLINIUS SECUNDUS, GAIUS. Historia 24. CAIVS PLYNIVS MARCO SVO SALVTEM. 354°. COLOPHON: CAII PLYNII SECVNDI NATV¬ RALIS HISTORIAE LIBRI TRICESLIMI¬ SEPTIMI ET VLTIMI FINISIMPRESSI PARMAE DVCTV ET IMPENSIS MEI STEPHANI COR¬ NANTE INVICTISSIMO PRINCIPE GALEACEO in book i (55-202) is in 2 columns. 222: 50 lines, 280 x 168 mm. Type: I1I R°. Capital spaces, those at beginnings of books with¬ out guide-letters. Catchword to each leaf. Hain 13091. 1, blank ; 24, excerpts from Pliny the Younger, etc., concerning the life of Pliny the Elder ; 3b, blank ; 42, lib. i; 20b, blank ; 212 lib. ii; 354°, letter of Beroaldus to Ravacaldus as to certain', "emendations of Pliny's text ; 357°, 358, blank.", 'Reprinted from the edition of Jenson, Venice, 1472 (IC. 19661. p. 172), with the same page-contents as far as 350b the remainder being compressed so as to allow more room for the letter of Beroaldus which takes the place of that of Joannes Andreae found', "in Jenson's edition.", 'In this copy the last word on 2292 is printed: ulcreib°. 419 X 277 mm. IC. 30223. Another copy. In this copy the last word on 2292 is correctly printed: ulcerib?. 427 x 280 mm. Without the blanks. Historiated capital and borders, with shield for coat-of-arms, illumi¬ nated in gold and colours on 42, capital with branchwork in several colours supplied at the beginning of each book, other capitals and paragraph-marks supplied in alternate red and blue.', "King George III's copy (C. 3. d. 1).", 'IC. 30223a.
FLORUS, LUCIUSANNAEUS. Epitome. [Edited FLORUS, LUCIUSANNAEUS. Epitome. [Edited by Philippus Beroaldus. *Undated. 1°. Ad Magnificum Comite Petru Mariam Rubeum out guide-letters. Catchword to each leaf. Hain 7200. In his dedicatory letter the editor remarks (1b 22) : Cum ego nuper rogatu Stephani Corallii impressoris solertissimi L. Florum... This book is here ranged with the 1476 Pliny (IC. 30223), as it agrees with the practice of this in respect of capital spaces and catchwords. 233X 167 mm. On 1e is written: Magro lohanni Soder de thann(?) ppto. IB. 30232.
OVIDIUS NASO, PUBLIUS. Opera. into 3 volumes comprising quires [AJ-Y, aa-rr, and the rest). 12 blank ; 1P, table of contents of Metamorphoses; 4°, note on', "Ovid's exile by Domitius Calderinus; 5°, Orba parente suo", 'quicunque uolumina tangis . ..’, table of contents of book i, argu¬ ment of first fable ; 62, text of Metamorphoses; 187°, table of contents of whole volume, colophon; 188, 189, blank: 190 epistolae heroidum ; 238°, Sappho Phaoni ; 241°, life of Sappho from Suidas, etc.; 242, blank?; 243e, amores ; 2752, de arte Sabinus (3242-3282) immediately after the life of Sappho (241b) and the consolatio ad Liuiam, which concludes the volume, im¬ mediately after the Ibis (323°). As the notes on the life of Sappho which occupy the greater part of 241° are complete in themselves. the following leaf (the last of first gg) is here assumed to be blank. although no indication to this effect is given by Hain, etc.', "This edition 'is notable for the unusual height of the page in", "proportion to the width' (Rush C. Hawkins Catalogue (1910),", 'no. 341). The last line on aa 2° (Hac ibat simois: ...) appears to have 270X 170 mm. Without the blanks (including leaf 242). The first leaf is backed.', "King George III's copy (C. 5. b. 3).", 'IB. 30228. super tota philosophia naturali. 2a : 54 lines and headline, 205 (218) X 125 mm. Types: 150 G.;', "76 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain '10447.", 'Apparently the first edition.', "293X 198 mm. On 1' is written: Ex libris fris andree", 'MAGISTRIS, JOHANNES DE. Quaestiones leheman létoris 8 gamü [Schwäbisch-Gmünd?). At the foot of 164° is what appears to be a contemporary Bought in March, 1839. IB. 30314
ORBELLIS, NICOLAUS DE. Expositio super Apparently the first edition. Of the text of Petrus Hispanus only the first few words beginning each section are printed, while later editions (De Choris, Venice, 1489, IB. 23421, etc.) as a rule include the whole text. 208 X 144 mm. On 1e is written: Concepnis capuc¬ cinorm Neap.', "King George III's copy (C. 5. a. 5).", 'IA. 30316.
MARTIALIS, MARCUS VALERIUS. Epigram¬ spaces, with guide-letters. Hain 10807. The watermark of a dragon found in this book occurs also in the preceding (IA. 30316). Catalogued by Proctor among the Italian adespota (no. 7405). with the note : * Possibly Parma, D. de Moyllis, before 1481. 198 X 140 mm. Leaves 15 and 16 have been cut out and mounted. Grenville copy (G. 9486).', "King George III's copy (C. 8. e. 13). IA. 30318b.
OVIDIUS NASO, PUBLIUS. Metamorphoses. 36 lines, 197 X 91 mm. Type: 110 R. Capital spaces, with guide¬ letters. Catchwords at inner openings and ends of quires. Hain 12159 (counting only 202 printed leaves). The preliminary matter on 1b-2b is that prefixed to the Meta¬', "morphoses on 4b-5b of Corallus' complete Ovid of 1477 (IB. 30228).", 'the general table of contents being omitted. 294 X 197 mm. Capital with border and wreath with coat-of-arms illuminated on 3e, other capitals supplied in blue. Old calf. Bought in June, 1876. IB. 30236.
HIERONYMUS. Epistolae. [Äfter the edition HIERONYMUS. Epistolae. [Äfter the edition of Theodorus Laelius. 18 January, 15 May, 1480. VoL. I. 22. bEATI Hieronymi Epistolas ad erudi¬ tionem Christianam pernecessa rias ... 253P. CoLo¬ 295 X 166 mm. Types: 111 R.; Gk. Capital spaces, with guide- letters. Catchwords to all leaves. Hain 78557. Reprinted from the edition of Miscomini, Venice, 1476 (IC. 20443, vol. v, p. 240) with changes and additions; the tables of contents are somewhat amplified, the registers are omitted, à Diui Hieronymi uita quae communiter legitur sub auctore incerto: non of additional letters, beginning with one to S. Augustine, are printed after the Epistola ad Euagrium de Leuita lapso (vol. ii, KK 6°) and', "the life of S. Jerome by quidam deuotus' which precedes Eusebius", 'Transitus b. Hieronymi in the Venetian edition is omitted. 425 x 283 mm. Without the blanks. Bound in two volumes, the table of vol. ii (quire (ii, iii) being included with vol. i, and sheet a 3 being misbound in the middle of quire m. On 92 of vol. i, and on 72 of vol. ii a capital with strap-work border is illuminated in gold and colours, while within a wreath at the foot of the former page is painted what appears to be a German coat-of-arms. Other capitals supplied in red and blue alternately. Each type-page enclosed in red rules. Many leaves remargined at the foot.', "King George III's copy (C. 13. e. 3, 4). IC. 30283.
NONIUS MARCELLUS. De proprietate CEN-ISIS... DE PROPRIETATE SERMONVM. 206 (211) X 122 mm. Types: 111 R.; Gk. Capital spaces, with guide-letters, also some spaces for Greek. Indented text. Hain 11903 (1). Reprinted with almost the same page-contents from the anony¬ mous Venetian edition of 1478 (IB. 24847, p. 261). 295 X 195 mm. Bound before the two following books.', "King George III's copy (169. i. 18 (1)). IB. 30286.
FESTUS, SEXTUS POMPEIUS. De verborum 37 lines and foliation, 206 (212) X 125 mm. Types: 111 R.; Gk.', "Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Indented text. Hain '11903(2).", 'Reprinted from the anonymous Venetian edition of about 1478 by the printer of the Nonius mentioned in the preceding entry (IB. 24850, p. 262), with which it agrees in the appended matter. It appears to be the first edition in which the text of Festus is printed in double columns. 295 X 195 mm. Bound between the Nonius catalogued above and the Varro catalogued below. The first type¬ page is enclosed in red and blue rules, and the last leaf is backed.', "King George III's copy (169. i. 18 (2)). IB. 30287.
VARRO, MARCUS TERENTIUS. De lingua', "Folio. a“: b-g8-6 h'. 50 leaves, 5-50 numbered I-XLVI. Index", '(12-4°) in 2 columns. 62 : 37 lines and foliation, 205 (210) X 122 mm. Types: II1 R.; Gk. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain ’11903 (3). Reprinted from the anonymous Venetian edition of about 1478 by the printer of the Nonius mentioned in the preceding entries (IB. 24848, p. 262), with almost the same page-contents in the text, but saving two leaves on the index. 295 X 195 mm. Bound after the Nonius and Festus catalogued above.', "King George III's copy (169. i. 18 (3). IB. 30288.
SILIUS ITALICUS. Punica. and head-line, 200 (205) x 87 mm. Type: 111 R. Capital space, with guide-letter, at beginning of each book. Hain 14737. The head-lines (rectos only) give the book-numbers in words to the end of book xi, thenceforward in roman numerals. The biographical note on Silius appended to this edition differs from that compiled by Pomponius Laetus for the Roman edition of 1471 (IB. 17553, vol. iv, p. 42). In this copy line 16 on e 32 and line 8 on e 6b correctly read', "Quis uos heu uobis pauor... and 'Talia iactantem ... respet¬", "tively and the two last words on e 32 are printed 'ipb uno.", '289 X 198 mm. Capital with strap-work border and below) coat of arms in wreath illuminated in gold and colours on 24 other capitals supplied in red or blue. On 1b is written: ex libris Michaelis Angeli Bendinelli)', "ucensis'; on 12 : Purchased at Dr. Askew's Sale", 'IB. 30291. Another copy, with variants.', "In this copy line 16 on e 32 and line 8 on e 6° read 'Quis uos heu", "pauor uobis . ..' and 'Talla iactantem ...' respectively and the", "two last words on e 3e are printed ipbus uno'. This setting up of", 'the outer side of sheet e 3 is presumably the earlier, for which a corrected text was substituted during printing off. 281 X 191 mm. Imperfect, wanting quire f, for which', "is substituted a copy of quire f of the edition of Ovid's", 'Metamorphoses printed at Parma anonymously in 1479 (IB. 30236, p. 941), also the blank.', "King George III's copy (C. 3. c. 7).", 'IB. 30292.
LUCANUS, MARCUS ANNAEUS. Pharsalia. Folio. a-n8o6. 110 leaves, the first blank. 42: 38 lines and head-line (book-number), 207 (221) x 89 mm. The full breadth of the type-page is 92 mm. Type : 109 R. Capital spaces, mostly with guide-letters. Hain 10236. Apparently reprinted from the edition of De Lavagnia, Milan. 1477 (IB. 26138). Another metrical colophon has, however, been substituted, the ascription of the life ot Lucan to  Pomponius', "Infortunatus' has been suppressed, the passage mentioning Joannes", 'Andreae and Sweynheym and Pannartz has been changed to .... tres primos libros cum uxore correxit: reliqui septem nostro end of the life by omitting several sentences of the prose text on the same page. 296 x 190 mm. Without the blank. Capitals on 22 supplied in blue. On a fly-leaf is a note, possibly in', "Michael Wodhull's hand : From the Remondini Colln.", 'Payne. Seventeenth-century half-leather over boards. Bought in April, 1841. IB. 30323.
HOMERUS. De bello Troiano. [The Latin epitome of Pindarus.) ametris uer sibus Pyndari haud indocti ad institutione filii sui Parmæ impressa est: sumptibns propriis ac', "Quarto. ab'c'. 22 leaves, the last blank? 22 : 26 lines, 144X", '96 mm. Type: III R. Capital spaces, some with guide-letters. 198 X 140 mm. Without the last leaf. Bought in December, 1904. IA. 30332.
With other tracts. Edited by Eusebius Conradus and Thaddeus Ugoletus.] 731 March, 1491. 1b. SEVERINVS CHALCVS PRAEPOSITVS CANONICOIRVM REGVLARIVM SANCTAE CRVCIS MORTAJRIENSIS IN CONGREGATI¬ ONE ET ORDINE LATE RANENSI LECTORI. S.D.P. 305°. COLOPHON: (to left) IMPRESSVM CIVEM PARMEN- SEM. DEVICE A (in centre) t right) ANNO Domini. M. CCCC.LXXXXI. PRIDIE KALEN. APRILIS. of book), 228 (239) X 123 mm. Types: 111 R.; 111 Gk. Capital spaces, mostly with guide-letters. Hain 1952. Gesamtkatalog 2867. 12, blank ; 1°, Chalcus lectori s. ; 2b, index operum s. Augustini lilbro primo Retractationum s. Augusstini); 4°, text (contents: De The Speculum christianae perfectionis separately enumerated as the last item but one in the table of contents on 2° is in fact the third and last sermon De communi vita clericorum. Chalcus in his prefatory letter remarks (1b, 22) : Eusebius Coradus... quae in hoc volumine continentur imprimi studiosissime The first and last letters of the heading on 32 are not printed 298 x 202 mm. Without the blank. The first sheet is bound outside quire a, the error being noted in early manuscript. IB. 30336.', "King George III's copy (C. 10. c. 3).
CALPURNIUS SICULUS, TITUS. Buco¬ CORVM CALPVRNII. AVRELI NEMESIANI... ginalia 103) mm. Types: 111 R.; 81 R., colophons, incipit on 16e. Capital spaces, all except the first with guide-letters. Hain 4275. The manuscript spoken of in the colophon was presumably brought home by Thaddeus on his return from Hungary after the death of King Matthias Corvinus on 16 April, 1490. It was collated by Nicolaus Angelius with his own codex in 1492 but is now lost. The present edition was probably printed from it soon after its arrival in Parma, but as u is of the later (normal) form it is taken to be later than the 1491 Augustine (above) which still has the long-stroked form. The device is broken at the top. 187 X 133 mm. Bought in September, 1848.
GUARINUS VERONENSIS. Carmina dif¬ toright).M.CCCC. LXXXXII. DIE. XX. MENSIS marginalia 117) mm. Types: 111 R., text; 81 R., gloss; 81 Gk. Capitals on 1".', "An edition, in the same types, of Guarinus' Regulae gram¬", "maticales, ' sine nota’, 26 leaves, sig. a-c, forms a companion", 'volume to this. The device is mended at the top but cracked to left in the lower part. 209X 157 mm. On 40° is written: Leonhardus torler Bought in May, 1845.
HOMERUS. De bello Troiano. [The Latin HOMERUS. De bello Troiano. [The Latin epitome of Pindarus.) *1 June, 1492. 12. HOMERVS DE BELLO TROIANO IRAM Reprinted, with the same page-contents, from the 1488 edition (IA. 30332).
BATRACHOMYOMACHIA. Translated BATRACHOMYOMACHIA. Translated by Carolus Aretinus.) 25 July, 1492.', "1'. Karolus Arrettinus Vir eloquentissimus Marrasio", '200X 145 mm. On 1° and 86 is an armorial book- IA. 30343.
CATANEUS, JOANNES LUCIDUS. Orationes CONSVL. MANTVANVS SALVTEM.PETIS LLLVSTRISSIMe PRINCEPS... 400. Acta in lines, 132 X85 mm. Type: 111 R. Capital spaces, with guide- letters. Hain 4679.', "1, blank ; 22, author's letter to the Marquis of Mantua, dated", 'f August, 1483 [sic for 14841; 32, oratio in funere Barbarae marchionissae Mantuae, 1482; 14°, oratio funebris pro Francisco responsum oratori marchionis Montisferrati, etc., dated 2 August, 1484; 41", oratio ad Alexandrum VI pont. max., dated 5 November. 1492; 50, blank. The two parts of this tract seem best kept together, following Hain. Probably Cataneus first determined to put his oration to Alexander VI in print, and when it was in the press took the opportunity of giving the same publicity to some of his older work in this kind. 190X 137 mm. Without the blanks. Formerly bound first in a volume of 19 similar tracts, a manuscript index to which is prefixed. On 2e is the circular book-stamp of the Duke of Grafton. Bought in October, 1846. IA. 30348. Another copy of quire A. 176x 128 mm. Including the last blank. Bound twenty-second in a tract-volume beginning with IA. 18602 (Pius II, Oratio coram Calixto III, [Plannck, Rome), s.a.), q.v., vol. iv, p. 95. Bought in September, 1838.
CLAUDIANUS, CLAUDIUS. Opera. [Edited CLAUDIANUS, CLAUDIUS. Opera. [Edited by Thaddeus Ugoletus.) *23 April, 1493. 12. TITLE: CLAVDIANI OPERA. 1b. Cum ali¬ Type: 81 R. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain 5371. In his signed preface on 1b the editor remarks: Addidi ... Epi¬ grammata: Epithalamion Palladii & Serenae: Epistolas ad r6 and leaf r 6 after s6. From the Heber Library? Bound in blue morocco by Bozerian jeune. Grenville copy (G. 9684).
GRAPALDUS, FRANCISCUS MARIUS. De', "Quarto. a-f’g6h-p8q'. 124 leaves. 4°: 34 lines and head-", 'line, 138 (144) X81 (with marginalia 105) mm. Types: 111 R., headings on 1b, verses on 123b, 1242; 81 R.; 81 Gk. Capital spaces. The head-lines give the numbers of the books and the titles of the chapters. Hain 7868. 12, blank ; 1b, verses of Beroaldus in praise of the book and of the author to Horlandus Pallavicinus; 22, dedicatory letter of the', "author to Pallavicinus; 32, lib. i; 586, lib. ii ; 123° printer's", 'address to the reader giving list of errata, register, verses of Georgius Anselmus Nepos; 1242, verses of Bernardinus Saxo- guidanus Mutinensis, device; 124°, blank. In the preface to the second and enlarged edition of this work, published in May, 1501, the author remarks: Antonio Quintiano primi in hac urbe nominis bibliopolae compluribusque aliis. .. Bought in April, 1863.
QUINTILIANUS, MARCUS FABIUS. De¬ *3 July, 1494. letus. 12 TITLE: M. FABI QVINTILIANI DECLAMA¬', "Folio.  42; a-g’h-n6o'. 98 leaves, 3-98 numbered I-LXXXXVI.", '2 columns in table. 52: 40 lines and foliation, 222 (233) x 125 mm. Types: III R.; 81 Gk., word reAog at end of text. Capital spaces,', "with guide-letters. Ham '13659.", "12 title ; 1b editor's letter to Georgius Anselmus Nepos; 22,", 'elenchus declamationum; 32, text ; 98°, blank. 307 X 209 mm. On 12 is written: Liber e ... Epis¬ 1540... The Bishop’s printed note to the same effect, dated 1 September, 1540, is prefixed, and another fly¬', "leaf shows that the book, with which copies of Cicero's", 'Verrine Orations and of Plautus were bound up, pre¬ viously belonged to Johannes Cuspinianus (died 1529); on the other side of this leaf is a written advertisement of a scholastic disputation to be held by Thomas Resch Velocianus) in aula palestre lrärie sof Vienna Uni¬', "versity' on an unspecified day (about 1515). Both", 'leaves are taken from the original binding. Bought in July, 1877. IB. 30358.
STATUTA CIVITATIS PARMAE. foliation), 221 (232) x 128 mm. Type: III R. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain 15016. 12, blank; 1° advertisement of publication of the Statutes; 22, table; 192, prooemium in emendatione statutorum; 196 lib. i; 75b 295 X205 mm. Partly rubricated. The first leaf, which is partly rubricated and bound with the text side as recto, is apparently made up. On the blank page is', "written a' Barceleta in honore de la intemerata regina", 'IB. 30360.
AUSONIUS, DECIMUS MAGNUS. Opera. 110 July, 1499. 12 TITLE: Opera Ausonij Nuper Reperta. 855. LXXVIII. 102: 35 lines and foliation, 141 (155) x 82 mm. Types: 101 G., title ; 81 R.; 81 Gk. Capital spaces, mostly with guide¬ letters. Hain 2181. Gesamtkatalog 3094. 12 title; 1°, privilege of the Duke of Milan to the printer for two years, dated 28 July, 1498; 22, editor’s dedicatory letter to Lazarus Cassola, followed by list of new pieces ; 44, Francisci Paxii Carpensis epigramma ad Th. Vgoletum, etc., Antonii Securani Fiuizanensis carmen, etc. ; 52, table of contents ; 92, text ; 80°, The new pieces added by the editor comprise, besides certain theca Heberiana. Bought in September, 1851. IA. 30367.
ANTONINUS. Summa confessionum. This edition contains the text of the Confessionale Defecerunt only, without additional matter. The wording of the heading on 12 and of the prose colophon, as well as of the text generally, sug¬ gests that it is reprinted from one of the early Cologne editions (Zel, s.n., IA. 2764, 2766, 2762, vol. i, pp. 181, etc.), omitting, how¬ ever, the sermon of S. Chrysostom De poenitentia there appended. 203X 150 mm. Rubricated. Bought in April, 1860. IA. 30405.
VALTURIUS, ROBERTUS. De re militari. also within the line; spaces for headings. Woodcuts. Hain 15847 ((262 ff.). Upwards of 100 cuts ... Two of these occur facing the begin¬ ning of book iii, two in book vii, the remainder, consisting of designs illustrating various military weapons and engines, in books x and', "xi' (J. Pierpont Morgan Catalogue, no. 470). Their irregular", 'placing on the page shows that they were struck off, or perhaps hand-stamped, after the letterpress. 329 X 220 mm. Without the blank fifth leaf. The blank after s 6, which forms no part of the collation, has not been cut away. Capitals supplied in red or blue, headings in red ; many have been gone over or touched up with gold at a late date. On 1e is written: Pour lacques ytain aduocat de Chaallons. Another copy. 330X 228 mm. Without the blanks. Catchwords written vertically at ends of quires. On 1e is painted a coat of arms.', "King George III's copy (C. 5. d. 3).", 'IB. 30705.
ARS MORIENDI [In Italian). NORE IESV CHRISTO E DELA SVA GLORI OSA MADRE SEMPRE VERZENE MARIA MARIA E TVTA LA CORTE CELESTIALE FV CON PITA QVESTA OPERETA MOLITO SAL DE APRI .LE. line of flowers) FINI. flowers :S: flowers two lines of flowers).', "Quarto. a-d'. 32 leaves, the last blank. 32: 25 lines, 147X", '88 mm. Type : 118 R. Capital spaces, the first with a guide¬ letter. Hain 4398. Gesamtkatalog 2621. This recension of the Ars moriendi in Italian is one of several not mentioning Capranica as the author; the present appears to be the only early edition of it.', "The text on 1b is enclosed in a border of printer's flowers between", 'rules, and one or two flowers are also used to fill up symmetrically the lines which appear short in the above transcript. A line of flowers heads the text on 22, and numerous others occur else¬ where. 193 X 135 mm. Rubricated. Bought in January, 1878. IA. 30713.
MANFREDIS, HIERONYMUS DE. Pronosticc Quarto. a b. 12 leaves. 24 : 27 lines, 159X 102 mm. Type: 118 R. Capital space, with guide-letter, on 14. A woodcut representation, 176 mm. long, of the portent which appeared in the sky at Constantinople is printed diagonally acros the last page, containing a description of it. 209X 143 mm. The last three leaves are slightly mutilated. Bought in April, 1857. AESOPUS. Fabulae. [With an Italian trans- lation by Accius Zuccus.) *26 June, 1479. 24. ACCII ZVCHI SVMMA fower CAMPANEAE flower VERONENSIS VIRI¬ ERVDITISSIMI¬ flower AESOPI FABVLAS [flower INTER PRETATIOPER flowerlRHYTHMOS INflower flower CONTEXTA FOEflower LICITER INCI¬ 2b. [flowerJ PROEMIO. [flower CONATVR Ifower) PAGINA fower flower PRAESENS? ... 1152. COLOPHON : M.CCCC.LXXVIIII. 115. flowerl CANCIONETTA, 1194. flowers .FINIS. flowersJ. 119b. flowerlTAVOLA DE LE PREDITTE (fowerl FABVLE. 120b. flowers) FINIS [flowers). Quarto. a-pe. 120 leaves. 22b : 23 lines, 137x 87 mm. Type; 118 R. Capital spaces. Woodcuts. Hain 345. Gesamtkatalog Each fable, in Latin elegiacs, is followed by a Sonetto materiale and a Sonetto morale in Italian. On 115°-1192 are printed a cancionetta, a canzon morale, and an Ave Maria by Zucco. The title cut represents Aesop as poet laureate, seated, receiving a book from (or handing a book to) a traveller kneeling before him. the whole enclosed in a Renaissance border on black ground, with two putti and an empty shield in the top panel. The text on 22 is', "enclosed in a border of printer's flowers. The text on 3b is set in", 'the panel of a woodcut of a monument in the Renaissance style, The text on 44 is enclosed in a floral border, with two putti support- ing an empty wreath in the lower panel, and combined with V with floral decoration, 198 x 132 mm. Sixty-five woodcuts in borders', "with printer's flowers illustrate the fables. The woodcut material", 'may be by the same hand as that which was responsible for the illustrations to the 1472 Valturius (IB.30705). The first known edition of the Latin-Italian Aesop. In this copy the distance between the inmost lines of the border on 4“ is 137/8 x 88 mm. and the last line of text on the same page (Si fructus plus flore placet ...) is set slightly out, while in the cut on 5° (De gallo et iaspide) the vessel facing the cock resembles the bowl of a pipe, the wall to the left of it has no window and the middle column no decorated capital. 206 X 148 mm. Imperfect, wanting leaf bI, the place of which is taken by a skilful pen-and-ink facsimile. The signature a 1 (on 1*) and part of the signature b 4 have IA. 30716. been erased. Capitals supplied. The title-cut, the Another copy. on 42 is 140 x 89 mm. and the last line of text on the page ranges; text and border were no doubt struck off separately. In the cut on 5° the vessel is plain round, without projection, the wall has a window, and the middle column a decorated capital like the others. 185X 135 mm. Imperfect, wanting the first sheet of quire p, the place of the last leaf being taken by a skilful pen-and-ink facsimile. Capitals supplied and cuts skil¬ fully coloured. The title cut, the cut on 3°, and the border on 4° are cropped. IA. 30720.', "King George III's copy (C. 1. a. 5).
ROMANELLO, GIOVANNI ANTONIO. Sonetti. VVL flowers GARIVM 1b RHYTHMORVM. flowers CLARISSIMI. ET. FAMO fowerjSIS¬ SIMI. VIRI fower.OANNIS. ANTONII. CVI. ROMANELLO. COGNOMEN. EST : BONIS flower AVIBVS. INCIPIT Iflower). 22. VJOI CHE LEGETE GLI AMOROSI flower] VFRSI VN DE SON CHIVSI. IPIAN TI [flower] ET VAN [flower DESIRI ... 13°. QVI FINISSE ROMANELLO. 14°. flower DIALOGO AMOROSO [flower) Dimi o Cor mio : non mio : Ma de collei.. Ibid. flowers', "AD ALIVD flowers) (14') Vnde ne uai smarito &", 'miser core ... Ibid., COLOPHON: [flower] IMPRESSI flower PER ZVANNE IN VERONA flowerl ALVISE. E [flowerl  flowerJ ALBERTO FRA¬ TELLI (flower). Quarto. as b6. 14 leaves. 22: 16+1 lines, 89 (99) x 74 mm. Type: 111 R. Capital space on 22. Indented stanzas. Hain A sequence of 24 sonnets, with two separate sonnets appended.', "The text on 1b is enclosed in a border of printer's flowers between", 'rules. Each sonnet occupies one page and is followed by .FINIS. between flowers in a separate line. 200X 125 mm. Capital supplied. The lower margin of the last leaf has been cut away and made good later. IA. 30724.', "King George III's copy (C. 6. a. 8).", 'On 32 is the armorial book¬ Grenville copy (G. 7729).
In this copy the distance between the inmost lines of the border 12. .M. ANNEI LVCANI VITA EX COMflowerl¬ MENTARIO ANTIQVISS. [flowerJ. 119b. END: O bsedit muris calcantem moenia magnum: flowers FINIS flowers flowers in three lines flowers in five lines). Folio.; a-n8op6. 120 leaves, the last blank. 62: 36 lines. 201 X 91 mm. Type: 111 R. Capital spaces. Hain 10228. 12, Lucani vita ex commentario antiquissimo; 22, ex dimidiato secundo Siluarum Statii ; 4°, quotation from Tacitus relating to', "Lucan; 52, text, preceded by verses ' Corduba me genuit...;", '120, blank. The first seven lines of the poem on 52 are printed in capitals, with numerous flowers. The flowers following the word FINIS on 119° are arranged in two groups, with a space of nearly six lines between them which may have been intended to accomodate a colophon. This appears to be the only early edition containing the extract from the Siluae of Statius. In this and the following copy the last words of Il. 3, 13, and 36', "of d 12 are printed 'mundi’, geloi.', and mineuræe. respectively.", '310X 206 mm. Without the blank. IB. 30728. Grenville copy (G. 10015). Another copy. 278 x 188 mm. Without the blank. The last leaf of text is cut out and mounted and both it and the first leaf are surrounded by rules, some of the flowers on the last page being pasted over. IB. 30726.', "King George III's copy (C. 16. i. 9).", 'Another copy. In this copy the last words of Il. 3, 13, and 36 of d 12 are printed', "mundid’, geloin.', and 'mineruæ.' respectively. In the main,", 'however, the setting-up of the page appears to be the same as in the paper copies. On vellum. 259X 157 mm. Without the blank. Capi- tals and a few paragraph-marks supplied. On 5° are illuminated a branchwork capital B and, in the lower margin, a wreath containing a coat-of-arms. Bound at the end are four vellum leaves, apparently printers waste, the first and fourth containing the matter of leaves a6 and a 5 respectively in a different setting-up, the second and third, signed b and b 2, containing the matter of b 8°, l. 21-c 2°, l. 20 inclusive, all in the type of the book. IB. 30727.', "King George III's copy (C. 3. b. 15).
JOSEPHUS, FLAVIUS. De bello Judaico. Edited by Ludovicus Cendrata. *25 December, 1480. third blank. 52: 36 lines, 199 X 121 mm. Type : III R. Capital spaces. Hain 19452.', "12, editor's dedicatory letter to Donatus, dated : 'Veronae pridie", "Kalendas decembris', 1480: 2b, verses by Hier. Donatus to the", 'editor, Panthei Veronaei carmen, followed by; Post haec noscere forsitan requiris The editor remarks on 22: Apportata uero sunt Bononia & aliunde huius historiae exemplaria : in quibus ... assidue elabo¬ 269 x 196 mm. Without the blank. The two pre- liminary leaves are bound immediately before the De antiquitate Iudaeorum (quire A). Bought in July, 1858. IB. 30733.
BLONDUS, FLAVIUS. Roma instaurata. De blank. 72: 46 lines and head-line, 212 (223) x 109 (with marginalia 156) mm. Types: 114 R. (capitals), head-lines; 90 G. Capital', "spaces. Hain '3243 (omitting the index) +’3247. Gesamtkatalog", 'colophon; 152, blank. The head-lines give the book-numbers in the Roma instaurata.', "the title in the De gestis Venetorum, and the names of the 'regiones'", 'in the Italia illustrata. In and after quire C the breadth of the type-page is reduced to about 105 mm. The general table of contents of the Roma instaurata (1°—4*) corresponds to those prefixed to the separate books in the anony¬ mous editio princeps, Rome, s.a. (IB. 19453, vol. iv, p. 143). The Italia illustrata lacks the dedications by Gaspar Blondus and De Lignamine and the summary by Gaspar Blondus found in De Lignamine’s edition, Rome, 1474 (IB. 17410, vol. iv, p. 33). The De gestis Venetorum does not appear to have been previously printed. A variant issue of the preliminary quire includes an additional outer sheet, the first leaf blank, the second containing further distichs by Broianicus, a dedicatory epistle by lo. Ant. Pantheus to Paulus Ramnusius, and three distichs by Ramnusius. 286 x 193 mm. Without the last blank. IB. 30743.
King George III's copy (167. h. 11).", '*13 February, 1483. (head-line) I AD MAGNANIMVM ET ILLVS¬ TREM HEROA SIGISMVNDVM PANDVL¬ PHVM MALATESTAM SPLENDIDISSIIMVM ARIMINENSIVM REGEM... ROBERTI VAL¬ TVRII REI MIILITARIS LIBRORVM PRAE¬ FATIO. 2538. Dantis tertii Aligeri. Qui modo Romu¬ Folio. (ii, iii)6 ; al° b-28; & 910 A-D° E1 254 leaves, the first and last blank. 82: 37 lines and head-line (book-number), 211 (222) x 126 mm. Types: 114 R.; 90 G., inscription on diagram', "on & 72. Capital spaces. Woodcuts. Hain '15848 (counting", 'only 250 printed leaves). The preliminary leaves contain, besides the table, a dedicatory letter of Paulus Ramusius to Pandolfo Malatesta of Rimini, dated from Verona, 15 October, 1482. This edition contains 95 cuts copied from those of 1472 [IB. 30705 above and one cut (afterwards used on the title-page of the « Dell\'arte militare" of Antonio Cornazano, Venice, 1493 [IB. 23467, p. 468)) of soldiers in a tent (book ix, sig. & I verso) which does not appear in the earlier edition. The other cuts are all reduced and .. . surrounded by the usual border lines. . .. A few', "of the cuts appear in a different order' (J. Pierpont Morgan", 'Catalogue, no. 472). 319 X 208 mm. Imperfect, wanting the preliminary quire, also the last blank. IB. 30746.
King George III's copy (169. k. 17).", '[In the Italian translation of Paolo Ramusio. 117 February, 1483. 22. Al magnanimo et sempre fortunato nel uincere PRINCIPE DI ARIMINO ET HORA TRA¬ DVCTA IN VVLGAR A NOME ET GLORIA DEL MAIGNANIMO CAPITANNO... SIGNOR 90 G., inscriptions on diagram on G1b. Capital spaces, a few with guide-letters. Woodcuts. Hain 15849. The cuts are those of the Latin edition (IB. 30746), but generally more worn. There are a few slight changes in the order, and on E 52 the cut of a roofed battering-ram found on E 22 is repeated where the Latin edition has a cut of a double battering-ram on wheels (z 4°). There are many irregularities in the length of the type-pages, especially at the inmost openings of quires. At some distance below the text on h5° is the blind impression of two lines from h 6b. 299 X 205 mm. Without the first blank. On 24 is a book-stamp showing a cross and the letters S PBCN, no doubt that of a religious house. Old vellum. Bought in October, 1874. IB. 30748.
PEROTTUS, NICOLAUS. De generibus me¬', "Quarto. a-c'd’. 30 leaves, the first blank. 4*: 25 lines,", 'The watermark (a balance in a circle) is a common Veronese Originally catalogued as the work of De Stendal at Padua by', "An edition of Servius, Centimetrum, sine nota', on 6 leaves,", 'printed with the same type, which was bound with Dr. Klosss copy of this book, should probably be considered as an addendum to it (Nachträge zu Hain, no. 323). 213 X 160 mm. Without the blank. Bound in crushed blue morocco by C. Lewis. Bought in December, 1888. IA. 30750.
LUCRETIUS CARUS, TITUS. De rerum 224x 93 mm. Type: 112 R. Capital spaces, that on 22 with guide-letter. Hain 10282.', "A summary of the capitula' contained therein follows each of", 'the first three books and precedes each of the last three. The two paragraphs of 15 and 11 lines respectively following the colophon', "which are described in Hain's entry as 'versus anonymi ad", "Lucretium et lect.', really consist of a medley of complete and", 'broken verses from the earlier parts of book i together with scraps of gloss. They are probably the jottings of a former owner of the manuscript used by the printer, like occasional similar additions incorporated in the body of the text. The full breadth of the type-page is about 98 mm. After quire b the normal number of lines to the page is increased to 41. The colophon is printed as verse. Although the spaces at the', "beginnings of the capitula' are meant as capital spaces, the first", 'letters of the lines affected have always been printed out as if no space existed, the guide-letter at the beginning of the text on 22 forming the sole exception.', "The words 'calen. octobris' at the end of the date are probably", 'the remains of an unsuccessful attempt to date the book in the Roman fashion. In this copy l. 25 of c 42 begins with a separate Q (Quantum) single Qu only is found on several pages of quire d, and l. 11 of d7a runs : Capitula h° secundi libri. 315 x 207 mm. Between the last two leaves is bound', "a manuscript copy of the explicit of Ferrandus' edition", 'of Lucretius, Brescia, s.a. (Hain 10281). Diced russia, stamped with the Cracherode arms.', "Rev. C. M. Cracherode's copy, with date 1775.", 'IB. 30764. Another copy, with sheet c4 and quire d in another setting-up. In this copy and the following l. 25 of c4° begins with a single Qu, separate Q only is found throughout quire d, and l. 11 of d7a runs: Capitula præcedentis libri secundi. This setting-up of quire d is doubtless the later. 307 X 210 mm. Without the blanks. IB. 30766. Another copy. 288 X 193 mm. Without the blanks.', "King George III's copy (C. 3. c. 1).", 'IB. 30765.
DATUS, AUGUSTINUS.', "ing 'Anno domini. M.CCCC.LXXXIII.' in the colophon).", 'The number of lines to the page varies between 24 and 27. 204 X 147 mm. Bought in June, 1919.
953 5 July, 1491. minum liber primus. 1°. [woodcut. 22. Ad Illustrissimum principem Pan¬ The cut of a viol and bow on 1b illustrates the ’barbitos referred to in the ode on the opposite page. The full breadth of the type-page is at least 95 mm. The first edition, the second, which comprises two books, having been printed by Aldus in 1505. A number of manuscript correc- tions of false quantities and similar errors are common to both copies here catalogued and were no doubt made by or for the author himself. 231 X 164 mm. On 38° are written the first 19 senarii of a poem on Abraham, beginning: Senex fidelis prima credendi uia. 191 x 136 mm. Old manuscript foliation, beginning', "with' 33.", 'IA. 30773.', "King George III's copy (C. 5. a. 9).
CURTIUS RUFUS, QUINTUS. De rebus 233X 144 mm. Type: 107 R. Capital space, generally with guide- letter, at beginning of each book. Hain 5884. Reprinted from the edition of Zarotus, Milan, 1481 (IB. 26003), the colophon of which has been ungrammatically adapted by the', "anonymous printer. The commas in Zarotus' edition are here", 'replaced by colons. 272 X 189 mm. Quires g and h have changed places in binding. Bought in March, 1875. IB. 30776.
VERGILIUS MARO, PUBLIUS. Opera. those on and after 25b mostly with guide-letters. First letter of Each book of the Georgics and Aeneid is preceded by the usual metrical summary, ascribed to Ovid in the case of the Georgics whle spaces are left for headings in the Eclogues. The last quire', "comprises Vegius' continuation of the Aeneid.", '317X 187 mm. Without the blank. A blank leaf. but apparently not of the original paper, is bound as an additional leaf to quire sdl between leaves 39 and 40. Grenville copy (G. 9763). IB. 30501.
CICERO, MARCUS TULLIUS. Filum In offciorum libros Prefatio Incipit. MIOIVAN¬ QVAM TE MARCE FIi:... 624. M. T. Ciceronis Ad Brutu Incipiut Paradoxa, 695. COLOPHON:. M. T. fatio Incipit. 1022. COLOPHON: M. T. Ciceronis Ad. LibeR Foeliciter Finit.M.CCCC.LXXII. 1025. with guide-letter, also spaces for Greek. Ciceronis. 103b. Apollonius Rethor Græcus secundum Quarto. [a-g1o; h10j-18. 104 leaves, 1,70, and 104 blank. 32; 35 lines, 186x 107 mm. Type: 106 R. Capital spaces, a few Perhaps reprinted from the edition of Sweynheym and Pannartz. Rome, 1469 (IB. 17113), with the addition of the incipits there left blank. 263 X 185 mm. Without the blanks. catchwords at ends of quires, traces of manuscript', "King George III's copy (C. 1. b. 8).", 'IB. 30503.
JUVENALIS, DECIMUS JUNIUS. Satyrici 34: 28 lines, 148 x 103 mm. Type: 106 R. Capital spaces, the four last with guide-letters. Hain 9662. The remark of Jacobus in the colophon that he had returned to', "the Lunigiana from Venice iampridem' suggests that this book is", 'not among his first productions at Fivizzano, but there appears to be no good evidence to settle this point. The watermark, a dragon. seems to be that also found in the 1472 Virgil (IB. 30501). 219X 157 mm. Rubricated. With the bookplates of the Sunderland Library and of W. H. Crawford, Lake- lands, Cork. Bought in April, 1891. IA. 30507.
DIOCHRYSOSTOMUS. Oratio ad Ilienses. *22 July, 1492. by Nicolaus Lucarus. 22, Franciscus Philelphus uiro clarissimo Leonardo 149 x 98 mm. Type: 80 R. Printed C on 22, Lombard M on 198, capital space, with guide-letter, on 3b. Hain 76184. 1. blank ; 24, dedicatory letter of Philelphus ; 36, text ; 190. Nicolaus Lucarus Borsio Cauitello s. ; 202, Petri Mariae Camarini Papiensis decastichon ad lectorem, colophon; 20b, blank. In his letter to Cavitellus on 195 the editor remarks: Dionem', "hunc aureum ... obtulisti' and :  Cum ... opusculum hoc re¬", "In some copies the first word of the colophon reads 'Ingenios¬", "simi'.", '198 X 147 mm. Without the blank.
PETRARCA, FRANCESCO. De remediis utri¬ 7a: 44 lines, 224 X 127 mm. Type: 102 R. Printed capital Con 64, capital spaces, with guide-letters, elsewhere. Catchwords.', "Hain '12793.", 'In his dedicatory letter the editor remarks (5b): Collatis .. ing Hain, as this allows the volume to begin and end with a blank.', "The word praecedentis' in the incipit on 22 should then be", "regarded as an error for praesentis'.", 'Much of the paper used in this book bears a marginal watermark of the letters RV joined at the top by a line surmounted by a cross. It seems worth noting that these are the initials of Rafainus Ungaronus, with whom Caesar Parmensis worked in partnership in 1494 and 1495. 307 x 205 mm. Without the blanks. The table is bound at the end.', "King George III's copy (82. h. 19).", 'IB. 30816.
AUGUSTINUS DE CREMA. Diui Panta 14. TITLE: woodcut, lettered: .S. PANTALEONI. The title-cut, measuring 148 x 96 mm., represents the Saint with', "martyr's palm and physic-box, and two worshippers at his feet.", "In his epistle the author remarks of the historia' of the Saint", 'which he obtained from Genoa (2b): quoniam nimium prolixa uidebatur: eam in commodam breuitatem redegi.
AUGUSTIS, QUIRICUS DE. Lumen apothe¬', "Folio. A-E'F Gt; 4J. 42 leaves, 2-38 so numbered. 2 columns,", 'except on 1b. 34: 61 lines and foliation, 227 (234) X 151 mm. lypes: 180 G., title, first letters of text on 22; 74 G. Printed captal Con 23, capital spaces, with guide-letters, elsewhere. Hain', "219 freading 'Apothecariorum' in the title). Gesamtkatalog", '3064. 1, title; 1b, Quirici de Augustis epigramma (list of erratal ; 22', "text; 38, col. 2, author's valedictory letter to his brother Joannes", 'Frandscus, dated from Vercelli, 15 November, 1491, colophon; 38, blank; 39, index; 418, tabula distinctionem ac descriptionem Woolley Hall. Bought in February, 1914. IB. 30822.
DIONYSIUS HALICARNASSENSIS. With other pieces.) Undated. 12. Thedorus gazes thesalonicensis luchino de medicis s.d.p. 66. COLOPHON : CLADIANI ELOOVENTIS. SIMI AC IMPRII MIS CLARISSIMI POÈTE CAR¬ chremone ic.', "Printed capitals. Hain 76241 (reading 'CLAVDIANI' in the", 'colophon).', "12, dedicatory letter of translator, dated ' Mantuae idibus Quin-", 'tilis. 1444’, praecepta de oratione nuptiali ; 2° praecepta de The matter translated by Gaza comprises three chapters from the first part of the f opii ascribed to Dionysius. Catalogued as a Cremonese adespoton by Proctor (no. 6934). The characteristic A of the type prints out thick and smudgy throughout this tract, perhaps owing to faulty casting; a few instances of the same peculiarity occur in the index of the Augustis (IB. 30822). 192 X 144 mm. IA. 30824.
Bought. In some copies there is printed on leaf 2 a dedication headed: continue the colophon thus : ’Impressum Cremone p Magistrum Carolum de Darleriis Ciuë Cremo¬ nesem Anno ab Incarnatiöe Doubtfully catalogued by Proctor as the work of De Pensis, Venice (no. 5231). The watermark, a gauntlet surmounted by a star, is found also in the following tract. 207 X 145 mm.
BARBARUS, HERMOLAUS. Castigationes 12. TITLE: Castigationes Hermolai in Plinium casti¬ lines and head-line (book-number), 233 (240) x 148 (with margin- alia 170) mm. Types: 108 R., title, signatures ; 80 R.; Gk.', "Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain '2423. Gesamtkatalog", '3342.', "1e title; 16, blank ; 22, author's dedicatory letter to Pope Alex¬", 'ander VI, dated 25 August, 1492; 2b, note as to method of print- ing; 36, castigationes Plinianae ; 125b, 126, blank ; 1274, castiga tiones secundae ; 1376, castigationes in Melam Pomponium; 141b in Plinium glossemata ; 159b, Hermolaus lectori; 160b, blank. Reprinted from the anonymous Venetian edition, I1493/41 (IB. 25108, vol. v, p. 587), with the addition of marginal contents- summaries. The page-contents are for the most part the same but the matter is rearranged in quire s so as to make the end of the section coincide with that of the recto of s 3 and in quires ee, f so as to allow the book to end on the recto of ff 3, the colophon being transferred to its proper place here. 303 X 210 mm. From the old Royal Library. IB. 30843.
APPLANUS, CONSTANTIUS. Soliloquia de re TITLE: SOLILOQVIA ABBATIISI 1915 DEVICE A. 1924. COLOPHON: Opus insigne: ac prope Angelicum Reuerendi P. D. Constantii Applani Medio¬ TRII LI BERTATE ET POTE STATE SOLLI¬ LONQVIORVMLIBEIRI first line of each recto. 142: 28 lines, 151 x 99 (with foliation 110) mm. Types: 108 R. ; 80 R., marginalia in and after quire E; Gk. Capital spaces, with guide-letters, on 22, 42, 62, 132. Margin¬', "alia. Hain '1313. Gesamtkatalog 2295.", "ja title : 1° blank; 22, author's dedicatory letter to Cardinal", 'Ascanius Maria Sforza, followed by couplet: 36, Petri Cremonensis canonici epigramma in auctoris commendationem: 42, ad Con¬ Petronius ; 132, soliloquia: 189b register; 1902 envoy to the reader, printed in diamond form; 190b Petri Cremonensis epistola ad lectorem ; 1912, Eleutherii Cremonensis ad lectorem hendeca¬ syllabon; 191P, device; 1922, colophon ; 192b, title.', "The word lector' has o printed above it in the verses on 3b and", '1912, where it occurs four times. 208 x 160 mm. On 191° is written: Iste liber e monasterij scti loanis i uiridario padue deputatus ad usu
BARIANUS, NICOLA. De monte impletatis. 1a. TITLE: DE MONTEIMPIETATIS. 1b. Domino suo Reuerédissimo Domino. Georgio Albanensi Epis¬ The large number of contractions used in this tract probably', "represent a peculiarity of the author's manuscript. They consist", 'mostly of small gothic letters above the line and a specially con¬ spicuous ill-made o in the same position. 191 X 145 mm. IA. 30847.
SILVESTER [MAZOLINIJ DE PRIERIO. line, 174 (182) X 121 mm. Type: 76 G. Capital spaces, a few with guide-letters. Catchwords at ends of quires 1-8. Hain 13346.', "12 title; 1° author's dedicatory epistle to loannes Portensis", 'senior nobilis Vicentinus, in long lines; 22, ad lectorem, in long lines ; 2° tabula quaestionum et articulorum per alphabetum; 4°, fratris Siluestri alrigumentum in opus, in long lines; 5a com¬', "he has compiled 'epitoma quoddam siue breuiarium of the De¬", 'fensiones theologiae s. Thomae Aquinatis of Capreoli succisis et', "obelisco aut asterisco notatis quae parum constarent', and that he", "has added thereto 'nonnulla quae ad maiorem quorundam argu¬", "mentorum solutionem ... faciunt'. It is, however, to this edition", 'that he evidently refers in the prefatory letter to the Apologia in Dialecticam suam, U. Rugerius, Bologna, 1499 (IA. 29188, vol. vi, p. 810), by the words:  Porta tecum. id est. epitoma in loh. and quaestiones, but at the beginning of book ii (1132) there is an', "additional head-line : * Li. Scous' and similar additional head-lines", 'occur thenceforward on the first page of each quire. The Addi- tiones (quires 1-9) have no head-lines. Library of the Dukes of Bavaria, 1618, and the Bavarian Electoral Library. Bought in October, 1867. IB. 30850.
BARIANUS, NICOLA. Causa Vitaliana de pronounced by lacobus de Schitiis praepositus maioris ecclesiae Cremonensis and dated: 1499. quarto idus Februarii ; 26, blank.', "The 'causa Vitaliana' concerns a dispute as to precedence", 'between the Augustinians and Franciscans at Viadana (Vitaliana), IA. 30854.
BAPTISTA [SPAGNUOLIJ MANTUANUS. 12 FRATRIS BAPTISTE MANTVANI CARME¬ LIITE THEOLOGI EPROFESSORIS ORATIO: HAIBI TA IN EXEQuiiS. ILLVS. DOMI NE CELEBRA TI SDI E XXII OCTOBRE: M.CCCC¬ pronounced, it would be natural to assume that this tract was pub- lished before the end of 1493, but we have no positive evidence of', "Darlerius' activity earlier than February, 1495. The type appears", 'to agree exactly with that of the signed 1495 Barbarus (IB. 30843), where it is in its purest state. The watermark of the paper, à', "large crown, resembles that found in Misinta's 1492 Petrarch (IB.", '30816). Catalogued among the Italian adespota by Proctor (no. 7425). 963 Gabriel (di Pietro) Tarvisinus, with his son Paulus 305 x 210 mm. Imperfect, wanting the first quire leaves 48 ((f 8) and 139 (Isl 4), and the last leaf, the place of this being taken by a rotograph of the last page of the copy at the John Rylands Library. Rubri¬ cated. Manuscript quiring, mostly cut away. Leaf 172 is mutilated. Bought in February, 1869. IB. 31002.
JOVENALIS, DECIMUS JUNIUS. Saturae.¬ r. IVNII IVVENALIS AQVINATIS SATYIRA¬ RVM LIBER PRIMVS INCIPIT SIE mper ego of each verse set out. Hain 9678. The full width of the type-page is about 105 mm.', "The line Carpitur hac satyra pbitas simulata secunda', sum¬", 'marizing the second satire of Juvenal, is here printed as the last line of the first satire (32) ; it is the only summary-line to appeai in the volume. The two last satires of Juvenal as usually printed have changed places in the present edition. Apparently the first dated edition of Juvenal and Persius together. 302 x 200 mm. The last quire (comprising Persius) is 12 mm. shorter than the rest and is therefore probably made up. Pasted between fly-leaves is a half-sheet of', "note-paper bearing an 'extract from a letter from Col.", "Stewart to Mr. Foss dated Janv. 31, 1846' recording", 'omissions and variants in the text of this edition. Grenville copy (G. 9736). IB. 31004.
961 121 May, 29 June, 1473. 12 (table of contents) De sacramento fiëdo p statu¬ tarios qu per tempora eligentur... 24°. FIRST COLO¬ blank. 152: 35 lines, 203X 116 mm. Type: 116 R. Few capital spaces. Irregular line-endings. Hain 15003. 1a contents of pt. i ; 32, statuta communis Brixiae; 252, contents blank; 2052, contents of pt. iv and v ; 210, blank ; 211*, statuta clausorum ; 2632, statuta macelli, tabernarum, &c.; 280°, blank; taining Generalia et specialia pacta in datiis, etc., and comprising 178 leaves, is described as part of this book by Reichling (no. 336). The heading of cap. i of the Statuta clausorum is omitted from the text on 2112 but is given in the table of contents on 2052 as: Quod unus iudex collegii & duo ciues praesint officio clausorum. The discrepancies in the incidence of the line-endings between', "the above transcript and that of Hain's no. 15003 are due to the", "belief of the compiler of Hain's notice that Dibdin was squaring", 'the lines of his description (Bibliotheca Spenceriana, vol. iv, p. 18) with those of the original. The type at the beginning of part ii (quire [d)) is much fresher than elsewhere. 298 x 210mm. Rubricated as far as the end of part v (2802). The remainder (281-310) is made up from a slightly narrower copy (each leaf being mounted), unrubricated and preceded by a leaf of paper bearing the stamp of the Bibliotheca Heberiana. Leaves I and 2, taken to form a separate sheet in the above collation, are perhaps also made up. Without the blanks 30 and 134; after leaf 150 (r 8) the text is interrupted by a blank of what appears to be the original paper which is perhaps one of the original blanks misbound. A half-sheet of notepaper with a manuscript description', "extracted from Spencer Catalogue' is mounted at the", 'beginning of the book. Parts i-v bought in March, 1866. IB. 31013.
PHALARIS. Epistolae. [Translated by BRIXIAE THOMA FERRANDO AVICTORE. KALENDIS SEPTEMBRIS. Quarto. Ja-g. 56 leaves, the last blank. 22: 24 lines, 139x 86-9omm. Type: 116 R. Capital spaces. Irregular line-endings. Hain 12890. There appears to be no evidence clearly to determine the year- date of this book. A variety of ox-head watermarks is found in it. but none exactly corresponds to similar marks found in Brescian books of 1473 and 1474. 195 X 147 mm. Without the blank. Rubricated. Bought in October, 1900. IA. 31015.
ANTONINUS. Summa confessionum. Mathiae and Corderius, Mondovi, 1472 (IA. 30405). The attribution of this book does not seem quite certain, since the type measures only 114 mm. and e appears to differ slightly', "from that in Ferrandus' signed work.", '277 X 187 mm. Without the last blank. Fully rubri- cated. On 1a is the partly erased inscription: Bibliotece S. Barnabe Brixie. Seventeenth-century deckled leather. Bought in July, 1897. IB. 31018.
HENRICUS AND STATIUS. in 2 columns. 34 : 36 lines, 209 X 121-3 mm. Type: 115 R. Capital spaces. Irregular line-endings. This book, being printed with type 115 R. throughout, is no doubt earlier than the 1474 Homer which is largely printed with the evidently later type 114 R. It is therefore here placed in the forefront of the work of these partners. Of two varieties of oxhead watermark found in this book one is identical with that in the following book, the 1474 Homer. Catalogued among the Italian adespota by Proctor (no. 7388). 279 X 204 mm. Rubricated. Decorative capital in several colours supplied on the first page. Remains of old manuscript signatures.', "King George III's copy (C. 2. c. 11).", 'IB. 31028.
963 LATINVM SERMONEM TRADVCTA FOELI¬ CITER INCIPIT. [SJCRIPTVRVS Ego yatä ex¬ Nanq hic occiduas Orator missus ad oras and have all been cut away in the present copy except part of that on 14. In accordance with the remains of old manuscript signatures a fresh alphabet has been assumed as starting with the section printed with type 115 R. After each book of the Iliad is a line of combined explicit and incipit, except in the concluding section (books xviii-xxiv), where only the last book has the incipit : LIBER XXIIII. ATQuE ILIADOS VLTIMVS. The first edition. Luzagus in his letter to Justinianus remarks exists another setting up of books xviii-xxiv, compressed into 34 leaves and ending with the words ET SIC EST FINIS LAVS', "DEO on the last page. A copy of this was in Lechi's own", 'possession and is probably the one noted by Audiffredi and by Panzer and Hain (no. 8773) after him. 293 X 198 mm. Rubricated. Remains of manuscript signatures (see above). Eighteenth-century French red morocco. IB. 31023.', "King George III's copy (C. 1. c. 1).
STATIUS. for Greek. Hain 15803. The signatures are set far down in the outer corner of the page. Reprinted from the edition of Jenson, Venice, 1471 (IB. 19625). 307 X 205 mm. Rubricated. Many of the signatures are cut away. On a fly-leaf is the signature of Bernardus', "Adelman De Adelmansfelden. Dr. Kloss's copy, with his", 'book-label. Modern quarter leather, rebacked, over original (?) wooden boards. Bought in March, 1847. IB. 31032.
JUVENALIS, DECIMUS JUNIUS. Saturae.— The exact position of this book in the series of editions printed by Henricus and/or Statius with this type cannot be determined, but as the sharp-topped a used in it occurs also in the Calderinus of September, 1475, signed by Henricus alone (see note to type), it should perhaps rank with this. 300X 196 mm. Rubricated. The concluding word BRIXIE. has been erased. Manuscript signatures.', "King George III's copy (C. 16. i. 8). IB. 31026a.", 'Another copy. 289 X 189 mm. Bound before IB. 25044 (Calderinus, Commentarius in Juuenalem, printed for Moretus at Venice, not after 1477) in crushed dark-green morocco by Clarke & Bedford. IB. 31026 b.
HENRICUS. This tract is generally found combined with the same authors Commentarii in Siluas Stati, undated and with a separate apha¬ bet of signatures (a-o) ; see Hain’s entry. The maximum number of lines to a page is reduced to 31 after the first quire. 207 X 142 mm. From the library of Count Boutourlin. With the stamp and duplicate mark of the Bodleian Library, Oxford. Acquired in December, 1913. IA. 31043.
CERMISONUS, ANTONIUS. Consilia. In the above collation the first quire is treated as an ordinary quire of eight leaves for convenience. In the present copy the first two leaves of print (signed a 2, a 3) are half-sheets, the third (signed a 4) and fourth leaves of print form a whole sheet, and the fifth and sixth leaves of print are again half-sheets, the concluding leaf being the return of the missing first blank. Without the blanks. 273X 190 mm. With the heraldic book-stamp of Count Donato Silva on a fly¬ leaf. The last leaf of print is slightly mutilated. Bought in July, 1879. IB. 31045
ROLANDINUS DE PASSAGERIIS. Flos from his Summa artis notariae. *May, 1477. and the only edition in which it is preceded by a reprint of ch. viji', "of the author's Summa artis notariae, which deals with the same", "subject. The date 1475 assigned to it in Hain's entry is due to an", 'error of Panzer in excerpting Audiffredi (Specimen, &c., p. 141). 205 X 153 mm. Imperfect, wanting sheet i 1. Bought in March, 1906. IA. 31048.
BRITANNICUS, JOANNES. Commentarii in spaces, nearly all with guide-letters. Hain 3987, 12729. Gesamt- Short pages are frequent, especially in the middle of the quire, while several pages of quire 1 contain 37 lines, The first edition, and apparently the only edition unaccompanied by the text of Persius. 278 X 192 mm. Bound with IB. 21338 (Persius, De Tortis, Venice, 1482), q.v., vol. v, p. 322. Bought in May, 1850. IB. 31053.
BLONDUS, FLAVIUS. Roma triumphans. blank. 42: 41 lines, 230x 126 mm. Type: 112 R. Capital spaces, all but two with guide-letters; also printed capital A at beginning of lib. iii (46b). Hain *3245. Gesamtkatalog 4425. A reprint, with the same page-contents, and with the addition of a register, of the editio princeps, [De Michaelibus, Mantua, about 14721, IB. 30607, p. 927. The omission of text at the end of quire p has not been made good. 291 X 191 mm. Imperfect, wanting the preliminary sheet containing the register. IB. 31063.
King George III's copy (167. h. 10).", 'the last blank. 2 columns, register in 4 columns, matter on 19° in long lines. 232 : 48 lines and head-line, 204 (218) x 128 mm. Types: 115 R. (capitals only), most head-lines ; 85 G. Capital', "spaces. Hain '11968.", '12, blank ; 1°, register ; 22, tituli quaestionum libb. Ethicorum; 3b, col. 1, alphabetical index ; 18b, 192, blank ; 19°, Francisco Brixianus s., with date : Ex Brixia. kl. Maijs ; 202, text ; 347°, 348, The first edition. In his dedicatory letter on 19b the editor remarks: Commentum [of Odonis) ... ab urbe Roma ... haben¬ dum curauimus ... Nihil dico de impressoribus: quos tum pru¬', "on 20b-238 read PROLOGVS' in type 85 G., the remainder fead", "LIBRO sicl' on versos, with the book-numbers on the rectos, an", 'in type 115 R., except in book x, where X is that of type 85 G. throughout. The word LIBRO appears to be printed from the same block of type throughout. Catalogued among the Brescian adespota by Proctor (no. 7040). 279 X 190 mm. On 22 is written: Iste liber e ad vsum fris laci de gmello et ptinet ad locû s. Marie apd endennä. Quires E and F and H and I have changed places in binding. Bought in October, 1900. IB. 31283.
966 removed to Brescia, where he produced a Macrobius on 6 June and, with Miniatus Delsera as partner, a Varro on 16 June, and continued to sign editions regularly, except for a slackening off in the latter part of 1487 and in 1488. until March, 1491 (Hain 15882, 15883). Later on in the last-mentioned year he was established at Lyons. TYPES (see Plates LXXXIII*, LXXXIV*):', "I11R. P. 3, clear text type, modelled on Jenson's roman, and apparently the same material as that employed", 'by Boninus when associated with De Paltasichis at Venice (112 R. [P. 2), vol. v, p. 250). Single Qu. Single hyphen, set slightly above the line. The measurement varies between rather over 110 mm. and nearly 113 mm. In use in 1483-7. 85 R., square clear type, not distinguished by Proctor, capitals only, single Qu, long-tailed R. Apparently as Torresanus (Venice) 83 R. P. 6). Measurement approximate. Not reproduced.', "58 G. Haebler 12), small text type, not distinguished by Proctor. Dr. Haebler's M9, double-shouldered A.", 'L, double-crossed V, tail of h curled below line. Apparently as Torresanus (Venice) 58 G. [P. 21. Not reproduced The above two types are found in small quantities in the 1483 Macrobius (IB. 31072), and in the 1485 reprint of this book (IB. 31084), while 58 G. is used again in the Alexander, Doctrinale, ot 1488 (Copinger 272, Gesamt- katalog 1006). They are in all probability from the stock of Torresanus, who used types indistinguishable from them at the same time. 81 R. P. 4), square clear commentary type. Single Qu, the separate Q sometimes found being an alteration of the single sort, P dropped well below line, S with upper loop larger than lower and also dropped below line. Diphthong represented by e, 2 very rarely used, & leaning to left. Thin steep single hyphen. Substantially as H. Liechtenstein 82 R. (P. 10) (1482, etc.), De Gregoriis 82 RA. [P. 11), and kindred Venetian types. In use in (Venice) 74 G. P. 3, except in details. Capitals from an ornate type of larger face, perhaps 9o G. P. 1l used at Verona, admixed. Stroked i, various forms of small 3, and short single hyphen. Here found only in the 1485 Bergomensis (IB. 31089). 150 G. P. 6), heading type with ornate capitals, apparently as Jenson (Venice) 150 G. [P. 71. Torresanus 150 G. (P. 4). Small Lombards occasionally used with it. Measurement approximate. In use in 1485, 1490. 104 G. (P. 7), large black text type, as Jenson (Venice) 106 G. [P. 2), Torresanus (Venice) 105 G. [P. 11. o apparently being exactly that of the 1484 Thienis doubtfully ascribed to the latter (IB. 21620, vol. v. p. 307) In use in 1486, 1487, 1490. 92 G. P. 8), law text type, apparently as Jenson 93 GA. [P. 5), Torresanus 93 GB. (P. 91, and kindred Venetian', "types, but without variant capitals. Dr. Haebler's M99. Short single hyphen. In use in 1490.", '90 G. Haebler 9), law text type, very similar to the preceding. The lower case is perhaps the same face, and M is also the same, but a distinctive feature of the present type is V, which is rectangular and almost a square while P (large open), S (smaller), and many other capitals also differ. HHeavy C with long upper serif is tound with both types when used together. Found with the preceding in the 1490 Ubaldis, q.v., IC. 31109. 140 G., heading type, not distinguished by Proctor. Apparently much as De Gregoriis (Venice) 140 G. (F. 13). N with rounded head and double diagonal, curly-tailed h. Found in small quantities, generally with 90 G. Haebler 9), in the 1490 Ubaldis (IC. 31109). Measurement approximate. "g* Dr. Haebler\'s type 8“, identical with that of the Printer for Bonifacius de Manerva (p. 966), is found in the Turre, De conceptione B.V.M., 1486 (Proctor 16970). His types 10 (M10, 128 mm.) and II (M94, 128 mm.) conjugate church types, are found in the Carmelite Missal of 1490 (Copinger-Reichling 4105). 111 Gk., lower case only, apparently derived from the stock of De Paltasichis-De Boninis at Venice (112 GkA, vol. V, p. 250), which in turn derives from Jenson; there is, however, some admixture from a smaller fount. Used with II1 R. (P. 31 in 1483-5. o1 Gk., lower case only, neat, for the most part apparently as Torresanus (Venice) 83 Gk. Accents and breathings; curl-headed as well as triangular 8. Used with 81 R. [P. 41 in 1485, 1486. CAPTTALS AND BORDERS. P with fantastic bird, white on black, single frame-line, about 18 mm. square, is lound in the 1485 Vergerius (IA. 31090). V with floral decoration in the Venetian style, white on black, single frame-line, 46 x 42 mm., is found in the 1487 Aesop (IA. 31102). A four-side border with Renaissance design of vases, cherubs, masks, and branchwork, white on black, single hamle-ine, 260x 173 mm. or more, is found in the 1485 Catullus (IB. 31083) and the 1486 Tibullus (IB. 31091). it is also used in alternation with another similar border showing two dolphins in the lower panel, 266 x 179 mm. lol enclosing the cuts of the 1487 Dante (IB. 31103). Four plain four-side borders, about 130X 100 mm., twe witi à double line of semicircular scallops, one with indented leaves, and one with round buds on a black ground enclose the cuts of the 1487 Aesop (IA. 31102). DEVICE. Circle bisected by horizontal from which rises a vertical line ending in a fleur-de-lis and crossed by an alfangement of lines resembling a narrow slanting Z lying on its side ; the upper compartments of the circle Rettered.B..B. Black ground, double frame-line with shading to right and below. About 66 X 41 mm. Kristeller 17. Husung 16. [1487, 1489, 1490.) 118 (with marginalia 146) mm. Types: 111R., text; 85 R., 58 G., diagrams on 13b and 33° and map on 48b: 111 Gk. Capital spaces, also many spaces for Greek. Diagrams, map of world with', "zones and flow of ocean on 48°. Hain '10427 (reading ' Brixiae'", 'in the colophon). 1, blank : 22 somnium Scipionis; 52, in somnium Scipionis ex¬ positio; 602, saturnalia; 192°, register.', "The head-line on 26° (c 8b) reads 'SAT.' in place of 'DE", 'Reprinted from the edition of Jenson, Venice, 1472 (IB. 19655), with the addition of head-lines, marginal contents-notes, diagrams, and a map. Some seven or eight lines of text in the description of the zodiac near the end of book i of the Somnium, which had been', "lropped out at the foot of 27b of Jenson's edition, are here corre-", "spondingly omitted between the words 'erroris sui' and ' & ad", "posteros' in the middle of e 22.", '308 x 213 mm. Rubricated. At the end are bound two quaternions containing, in manuscript, Erratorum huius libri index opera Martini Lipsii Bruxellensis died 1555 congestus ; numerous corrections in the text, as well as the matter omitted from e 22 written on a slip bound in at that page, are presumably from the same hand. Bought in April, 1841. IB. 31072.
VARRO, MARCUS TERENTIUS. De lingua Index in 2 columns. 62: 38 lines and foliation, 211 (217) x 126 mm. Types: 111 R.; 111 Gk. Capital spaces, some with guide-letters. Reprinted from the edition of the Printer of Pomponius Mela, Venice, (1477 or 1478 (IB. 24848, vol. v, p. 262). 291 X 211 mm. Fully rubricated. On 1b is the book¬ stamp of the Bibliotheca Solms-Laubacensis. Bought in October, 1931. IB. 31074.
GELLIUS, AULUS. Noctes Atticae. ATTICARVM COMMENTARII FINIS. BRI¬ XIAE. 111 Gk. Capital spaces. Hain 77521. Reprinted from the edition of De Paltasichis, Venice, 1477 (IB. 20609), with the addition of a register. Sheet y I is signed x ii, sheet B I is signed A ii. 300 X 208 mm. IB. 31080.
King George III's copy (167. e. 14).", 'Translated by Alamanus Rinutinus.) NVM RANVTINVM CIVEM FLORE- NTINVM. COgitanti mihi de mulieru uirtutibus ... 34°. COLO¬ 138 x 93 mm. Type: 111 R. Capital spaces. Hain 713144. 190 X 145 mm. Bought in January, 1878. IA. 31081.
PLUTARCHUS. De breuibus clarorum minora). [Translated by Guarinus Vero¬ nensis. A translation of the pseudo-Plutarchian tract generally known as Parallela minora. The text begins (15): Non plurimi (sicl sunt qui uetustissimas historias . .. fabulamenta esse existiment ...
CATULLUS, GAIUS VALERIUS. Carmina. thenius. of commentary surrounding text, 231 X 145 mm. Types: 111 R. 81 R.; 81 Gk. Capital spaces, mostly with guide-letters. Border enclosing letterpress on 4°. Hain 4767. 302 X 209 mm. Bound before IB. 31091 (Tibullus and IB. 31093 (Propertius). With the book-plate of Giacomo Manzoni. Bought in July, 1893. IB. 31083.
MACROBIUS. In Somnium Scipionis ex blank. 64: 37 lines and head-line, 206 (217) x 127 (with margin- alia 149) mm. Types: IIIR., text; 85 R., 58 G., diagrams on 12 and 31° and map on 452; 111 Gk. Capital spaces, also many', "spaces for Greek. Diagrams, map. Hain '10428.", '1, blank ; 22, somnium Scipionis; 52, in somnium Scipionis ex¬ positio; 562, saturnalia ; 176b, register. The diagrams, including most of the type-set inscriptions con¬ tained in them, and the map are those used in the 1483 edition (IB. 31072). 290X 207 mm. Imperfect, wanting sheet d 3, for', "which a copy of sheet e 3 with the signature 'd iii' is", 'substituted: the copy of this in its proper place is correctly signed. Without the blank. Bought in July, 1882. IB. 31084. Another copy, differently dated. 331 May, 1485. 176. COLOPHON: MACROBII ... M.CCCC. correctly signed. On a fly-leaf is the note: Mr. Mason s copy... Sumner’s sale 1805 Novr. At the end is pasted à letter relating to the book from R. H. Major, of the Map Department, British Museum, written 16 Decem¬ ber, 1856. Presented in November, 1864. IB. 31085.
STATUTA. Statuta ciuitatis et mercatorum (apparently) 178 blank, 16-177 numbered I-CLXII. Part ii: A', "a-e'fe. 42 leaves, the last blank, 5-41 numbered I-XXXVII.", 'Pt. 1, 174 : 37 lines and foliation, 205 (215) X 121 mm. Types: 1II R.; 81 R., folio-numbers in margins of table of pt. i. Capital spaces. Hain 15004. 294 x 202 mm. Imperfect, wanting leaf 26 and sheet aa I of part i and the table (quire A) of part ii ; the missing text in part i is supplied in manuscript from the 1578 Cremona edition. Part ii, which is bound before part i, bears on the first page of text the book-label of Ludouicus Gaffurri. In the top cover is the book-plate, and on the last page of the manuscript making good the text of aa i is the book-stamp of Count Ercole de Silva. Bought in June, 1890. IB. 31088, 31087.
JACÖBUS PHILIPPUS (FORESTII BERGO¬ versos. 2 columns in tables. 282: 49 lines and head-lines (vear¬ dates, book-number, foliation), 227 (241) X 122 (with marginalia 152) mm. Types: 150 G.; 93 G.; 111 R. (capitals only), heading on 24“. Capital spaces. Double rules on inner margins of text', "and between columns of tables. Hain '2806.", '1, blank; 22, tabula generalis; 20, blank ; 212, tabula specialis Venice, 1483, IB. 22303) and taking the narrative to 1485 begins on 376° The tables have been considerably modified. The single sheet constituting quire aa and comprising the special tables, collated separately above for convenience, is inserted be¬ tween leaf b9 and the blank b 1o, probably according to the printer’s intentions. Hain places it at the beginning of the book. 282 x 200 mm. Without the first blank. On 22 is written : Conuentus Viennensis Eremi (S. Annae) Carm Discalc. In the top cover is the book-label of Ambroise Firmin Didot, 1850. Sixteenth-century stamped pig¬ skin. Bought in July, 1884. IB. 31089.
VERGERIUS, PETRUS PAULUS. De ingenuis lines, 143 x 99 mm. Type: 111 R. Capital spaces; printed P on 422. Spaces for Greek. Hain 15991. 1, blank; 22, de ingenuis moribus ; 278 Guarini Veronensis in Plutarchum praefatio: 27b Plutarchus de liberis educandis; 42e, In quire e the number of lines to the page varies from 26 to 28. The omission of a quire signed d suggests that the printer went back on an original intention of including the tract De tyrannide ascribed to Plutarch which often formed part of this collection. 196X 143 mm. Without the blank. Old sheep. IA. 31090. Bought in June, 1867. Another copy of the De ingenuis moribus (quires a-c). In this copy the first sheet of quire cis correctly signed. 209 X 150 mm. Capital and paragraph-mark on 2e supplied in red. From the Sunderland Library and with the book-label of George Dunn, Woolley Hall, and a bibliographical note by him on a fly-leat. Bought in December, 1917. IA. 31090a.
TIBULLUS, ALBIUS. Elegiae. [With the TIBULLUS, ALBIUS. Elegiae. [With the commentary of Bernardinus Veronensis. 18 February, 1486. 22. Bernardinus Veronesis clarissimo uiro Baptiste BVLLI EQUITIS ROMANI POEITAE CLARIS¬ mentary surrounding text, 236 x 146 mm. A column of 41 lines of text on 70 measures 231 mm. Types: 111 R.; 81 R.; 81 Gk. Capital spaces, at first generally with guide-letters ; many spaces for Greek. Border enclosing letterpress on 4°. Part of Hain 4761. The border on 42 is that found in the 1485 Catullus (IB. 31083). 302 X 209 mm. Bound between IB. 31083 (Catullus), q.v., p. 968, and IB. 31093 (Propertius). IB. 31091. Bought in July, 1893. Another copy. 298 x 203 mm. Without the blank. IB. 31092.
King George III's copy (167. c. 9).", 'the Elucubrationes of Domitius Calderinus. Folio. a-g6 h’. 50 leaves. 32: 42 lines of text flanked by commentary, 234 X 145 mm. A column of 58 lines of commentary on 24° measures 234 mm. Types: III R.; 81 R.; 81 Gk. Capital spaces, some with guide-letters. Part of Hain 4761. The short life on 1° is by Hieronymus [Squarzaficus] Alexan¬ drinus. 302 X 209 mm. Bound after IB. 31083 (Catullus), q.v., p. 968, and IB. 31091 (Tibullus). Bought in July, 1893. IB. 31093.
PROBUS, MARCUS VALERIUS. De interpre¬ Michael Ferrarinus.] *27 October, 1486. 1° WOODCUT TITLE: DEO QD.O.M.SB SIGNIFICATIO LITTERARVM. ANTIQVA¬ RVM VALERII. PROBI ET. FR. MICHAE LIS. The cuts, which occupy pages 1b 2b, and 3°, represent Roman tombstones with text inscribed on them, this forming part of the cut in the case of the title and the more elaborate of the two others (bust, garland, urn, signed : DS) and being type-set in the plain cut remaining. The colophon is similarly inscribed in a sepulchral tablet. In the margin of 172 is a woodcut group of symbols for Roman currency. The number of lines to the page varies considerably. The first edition. In this copy the elaborate cut appears on 2° and the plain on 3°, while the last word of l. 22 on b 24 reads: mäda. Another copy. In this copy the elaborate cut appears on 3° and the plain on 2b while the last word of 1. 22 on b 22 is correctly printed out: mädauit. 205 X 140 mm. Capital supplied in red on 22 and 3.
AESOPUS. Fabulae. [With an Italian trans- AESOPUS. Fabulae. [With an Italian trans- lation by Accius Zuccus.) 77 March, 1487. 1b. sApi chio son Esopo o tu lettore:. (. 0) capital V on 42, spaces, with guide-letters, elsewhere. Woodcuts. Hain 348. Gesamtkatalog 430. 12 blank: 1°, introductory verses ; 22 woodcut, Aesop and traveller with book ; 2°, proemio : 3° woodcut, Roman altar, with inscription : LEPIDIS SIMI AESOPI FABVILAE; 42, text; 968, Intret in has aedes ..., woodcut below : 96°, printer’s colophon, followed by cancionetta; 972, canzon morale; 99b, Ave Maria fatta per Accio, tavola. Probably a direct reprint of the edition of Alvise, Verona, 1470 (IB. 30721, p. 949), from which the wording of the reference to the printer on 1° is adapted and with which it shares the contents and the scheme of cuts enclosed in ornamental borders; the designs, however, are for the most part quite independently treated and there is no border to the first page of the text (42). 203X 142 mm. Traces of old quire-numbers running from 27-39. Bound in crushed black morocco by H. Duru. Bought in January, 1848.
DANTE ALIGHIERI. Divina commedia. PHON: FINE DEL COMENTO DI CHRISTO¬ PHORO LAN DINO FIORENTINO SOPRA LA last blank. 192: 68 lines of commentary surrounding text, and head-line, 278 (288) x 180 mm. A column of 50 lines of text on 2884 measures 282 mm. Types : 111 R., text ; 81 R., commentary. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Woodcuts. Hain 5948. 14, register ; 1°, proem of Landino on the Florentine genius, the life of Dante, etc.; 92 blank ; 9°, woodcut ; 102, Inferno ; 143 blank; 144*, Purgatorio ; 242° proem to the Paradiso; 242b woodcut; 2432, Paradiso; 310, blank. The sixty-eight woodcuts, by two different hands, illustrate each canto of the poem as far as the beginning of the Paradiso (242b) and are enclosed in one or other of two black-ground borders, that most commonly used being previously found in the 1485 Catullus, etc.; the only cut without a border is that illustrating Inferno xiii on h 8a which is slightly smaller than the rest. This edition appears to be the earliest illustrated in this manner and therefore the archetype of the Venetian illustrated editions. 313X211 mm. Imperfect, wanting leaves a1, a 2, and d 5, also the blank ; sheet cc 4 is possibly made up. Rubricated.', "King George III's copy (C. 7. c. 5).", 'IB. 31103.
CAEPOLLA, BARTHOLOMAEUS. Consilia cri¬ blank. 2 columns. 32: 64 lines, 299X 182 mm. Types: 150 G., first words of sections: 104 G., numbers of consilia?; 92 G., text. Capital spaces. Catchwords. Hain 74859. 417 X 285 mm. Fully rubricated. Bought in April, 1865. IC. 31108.
BALDUS DE UBALDIS. Consiliorum by Joannes Antonius de Zanetis.) 1 September, 15 July, 1490. PART I. 1b. CIncipit Tabula prima Florum ...', "A'B; g8 hei-oA-Hs-s.8.8.8.8.6 134 leaves, 13 blank. 2 columns.", 'except matter on 21° of pt. i and heading on 14° of pt. ii. Pt. i. 264: 68 lines, 306 x 182 mm. Types: 150 G., 92 G., pt. i, quires same sheet). Capital spaces, with guide-letters; space for minia¬ ture above heading on 142 of pt. ii. Part of Hain 2330 (where the tables are described at the end of their parts). Part 1 : 12, blank ; 16, table; 212, blank ; 21b, uniuersis humani M.ccccxci, followed by short life and epitaph of Baldus; 223, text: 160°, blank.—Part II : 12 table; 13, blank; 142, text; 1342 sion of loannes Franciscus Emilius and formerly in the collection of Petrus de Monte, Bishop of Brescia. The date of the address, 24 February, 1491, is twelve days after that of the completion of part iii, the last to be printed (see Hain), and the first leaf of quire a was presumably kept blank in order to receive it; the type appears much more worn than in the remainder of the quire. The whole work was completed by the addition of the fitth part from the press of Farfengus on 17 December, 1491. For its relation to an edition printed about the same time by the Britannici see the Introduction. The heading of the table of part ii mentions De Zanetis as the person qui tria prima uolumina summa uigilia correxit: summaria seven to nine lines short. text from what appears to be a small book in double columns 72 mm. wide. 382 X 262 mm. Without the blank leaf in part ii. On 12 of part i is written: Ad Bibliothecam Steingadensem 1793. Ex dono perillustris D. Franc. Rudolphi C.B. de On the last page, beneath the register, is the blind impression of Schwachheim Cons. int. Sermi. Elect. Palatino-Bavari, In the top cover is the armorial book-plate of the Bibliothèque de St. Philippe. Sixteenth-century stamped pigskin (German). Bought in March, 1906. IC. 31109, 31110.
JACOBUS.', "Poho. a'b-7&8p 8 pt. 156 leaves, the first blank. 44: 43 lines", 'and head-ine book- number), 219 (230) K 142 mm. Types: 102 R.: 102 Ck. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain 512933. About 330 X 219 mm., showing proof. Without the bank. The last leaf is mounted. On a fly-leaf is the sgnature of Georg. Veesenmeyer Ph. Stud. 1780, with à note on Philelphus by the same hand. Bought in January, 184. IB. 31114.
6 K Britannicus. commentary surrounding text, 230 X 145 mm. A column of 43 lines of type 102 R. on 2b measures 219 mm. Types: 102 R.; 77 Rl.: 77 Ck. Capital spaces, all but those on 4b, 52 with guide-letters.', "Hain '14989.", "1, blank ; 22, editor’s elegiacs ad librum suum; 3b, editor's", "line ' LIBER'. No other head-lines occur.", '275 X 187 mm. Bought in August, 1881. IB. 31117. 36 June, 1485.', "25 lines, 97 x 67 mm. Type: 77 R'. Capital spaces, with guide-", 'letters. Hain 9087. This is the only early edition in which the Imitatio is attributed to S. Bernard, with the exception of Hain 9080 (a Lyonnese reprint?). 128 x90 mm. Without the first and last blanks. Rubricated. With the signature of Eadm“ Waterton. IA. 31119. Bought in June, 1895. VERGILIUS MARO, PUBLIUS. Opera. [With the commentary of Servius.] IVIIIRGILIVS MARO PARENTIBVS MODICIS PRIMVS AB ORIS ... 213b. TJVrnus ut extremo lines of text on 330 measures 230 mm. Types: 102 R.; 77 Rl.; 77 Gk. Capital spaces. First letter of each verse set out.', "This edition includes at the end Vegius' continuation of the", "Aeneid, the Appendix Vergiliana and the Aetna, as in T. Blavis'", 'Venetian edition, 1484 (IB. 21847, vol. v, p. 317), from which it may derive. All after the end of the Aeneid is printed with type 77 R1. 286x 195 mm. Imperfect, wanting the preliminary quire. Rubricated. Bought in January, 1924. IB. 31120.
DIOGENES LAERTIUS. Vita et sententiae *23 November, 1485. Traversari.) with guide-letters except at beginnings of books. Hain 6201. Presumably reprinted from the edition of Jenson, Venice, 1475 (IB. 19685), with the omission of the editorial preface by Brognolus. 300x 203 mm. Capitals at beginnings of books supplied at a late date. On the last page is written: Hunc liby dedit Monasterio sête Marie Coronate fat Milan seti ordis et obseruatie fratu ere sti Augni congis of the same provenance as IB. 26042 and other books enumerated under the title of this on p. 719 of vol. vi. Bought in July, 1878. IB. 31121.

PLUTARCHUS. De liberis educandis. PLUTARCHUS. De liberis educandis. [Translated by Guarinus Veronensis.)¬ Hieronymi presbyteri de officiis liberorum *7 December, 1485. Bought in December, 1896. IA. 31123.
AUGUSTINUS. Sermones ad heremitas. AUGUSTINUS. Sermones ad heremitas. *5 January, 1486. 22. Incipit tabula sermonum sancti Augustini epi & doctoris ecclesiæe. Ad heremitas. 172b. COLOPHON: 100x 68 mm. Type: 77 Rl. Printed capitals on 3b, 12b, spaces, with guide-letters, elsewhere. Hain 2001. Gesamtkatalog 300l. A copy of this book is known in which the year-date reads 1485 owing to erasure of the final i. 125 x 9o mm. Without the blank. The earlier quires were at one time bound out of order. Bought in August, 1881. IA. 31124.
PERSIUS FLACCUS, AULUS. Saturae. 117 February, 1486. cus.)', "mentary surrounding text, 230x 145 mm. Types: 102 R.; 77 R'.", 'Capital spaces, generally with guide-letters. First letter of each line of text set out. Hain 12730.', "The dedication and commentary are reprinted from G. di Pietro's", 'edition, 1481 (IB. 31053). 300 x 205 mm. Without the blank. Bought in December, 1896. IB. 31125.
LUCANUS, MARCUS ANNAEUS. Pharsalia. bonus Leonicenus, revised by Joannes Taberius.) the first blank. 6° : 60 lines of commentary surrounding text,', "spaces, generally with guide-letters. Hain '10237.", '1, blank; 22, lo. Britannicus Hieronymo Aduocato s.; 2b, Lucani vita ex commentario antiquissimo; 32, Pomponii Infortunati Lucani', "sheet signed niii (first word ' Veluti') having been mistaken for", 'di. This sheet is therefore often found bound in the middle of quire u, as in one of the copies here catalogued, while in the edition ol De Zanis, Venice, 1492, which is printed from the present edition (15. 23706, vol. v, p. 431), the error has caused the text affected (nb. 5, Il. 336-419) to be omitted from its proper place on i 6b and iiserted instead on n7b-o 1b some copies having the omission made good by an additional sheet of print. in the last line but one of the epigram on 42, O utinam tales', "producas Brixia bardos:', the word bardos' has been altered to", "latus' with pen-and-ink in both Museum copies; this change", "was no doubt made in the printer's office.", 'in this copy sheet n 3 is bound as the inmost sheet of quire u (see note above). 288 x 200 mm. Rubricated. From the library of the Duke of Sussex. Bought in July, 1845. IB. 31126. Another copy. In this copy sheet n 3 is in its proper place and its catchword', "ueluti' has in the register been added with pen-and-ink to quire n", 'and struck out of quire u. 305 x 200 mm. Without the blank. Rubricated in the same style as IB. 21850 (Ovid, T. de Blavis, Venice, 1485), which is bound with it. On 22 is the book-stamp of the Royal Society ex dono Henr. Howard Norfolc¬', "iensis'.", 'Bought in March, 1924. IB. 31126a.
RHASIS. Liber Elhavi id est Continens Edited by Joannes Bugatus. *18 October, 1486. 2°. loannes Britannicus Brixianus Magnifico splendidissimo comiti Petro Gambarensi salutem. 574b. columns, except text on 22. 52: 74 lines and head-line (book¬ number), 296 (308) x 189 mm. Types: 160 Gl.; 80 G. Capital', "spaces, some with guide-letters. Hain '13901.", '1, blank ; 22, dedicatory letter of Jo. Britannicus ; 2b, prologus : 3%, table of contents ; 52, liber Elhavi ; 574°, col. 2, blank : 5752 expositiones simplicium medicinarum Elhavi ; 5882, alphabetical list of simples ; 589b, register, device; 590, blank. In his dedicatory letter Jo. Britannicus, addressing Gambarensis, remarks (24) : Continens .. . in lucem protraxisti: curastique non volumes, the second beginning with book xv (aa 1). At the end of each volume is the note of ownership of the physician Pierre Moreau (Morellus), indicating that the book was bought at Angers in 1488. From the Biblio¬ theca Colbertina. IC. 31128.
PHILELPHUS, FRANCISCUS. Orationes et 151X 101 (with marginalia 124) mm. Types: 77 R2.; 77 Gk. Capital spaces, with guide-letters, also some spaces for Greek', "Hain '12922.", 'With the same contents as and deriving from the anonymous pook-plate of the Rev. J. Williams, M.A., Bryntirion. Bought in April, 1895. IA. 31133.
STATUTA. Statuta communis Brixiae. head-line, 224 (234) x 127 (132) mm. Types: 115 G., most head- lines to end of Statuta criminalia; 95 G., most later head-lines, section-headings; 102 R., title, text. Printed Q on 3e, spaces, all but one with guide-letters, at beginnings of other main divisions. Catchwords. Indented text. 1° title ; 1° table of statuta potestatis ; 32 statuta potestatis ; 16, blank; 172 table of statuta ciuilia; 20, blank; 214 statuta ciuilia; 74° blank; 752 table of statuta criminalia; 78° blank; 79*, statuta criminalia; 116, blank; 1172, table of statuta clausorum statuta mercantiae ; 178b letters of confirmation dated 20 October, 1429, and 10 October, 1439, colophon, privilege of the Emperor Henry VI dated 1192 ; 179b, privileges of Venetian Doges dated 22 June, 1439, and 6 August, 1468; 1802, table of contents, device; 180b, blank. The full-page title-cut represents the arms of Brescia (a lion rampant) on a shield within an ornamental design, enclosed in a monumental frame, the type-set inscription being accommodated in a label at the top. The Statutum vetus de stochis et usuris which concludes the Statuta ciuilia on 742 is preceded by a leaf containing two statutes promulgated on 11 April, 1475, one the reformed Statutum de stochis et usuris, the other a Statutum super mercedibus com¬ militonum, etc. These are not allowed for in the table. The', "catchword on 72b (i 4) is wrongly given as' Quod'.", 'On 68° (h 8) two lines comprising the conclusion of ch. 217 and the heading of ch. 218 appear to have been added after printing off. 307 X 205 mm. On the last page and on two fly-leaves following it is written a table of notarial fees, etc., authorized for Brescia by enactments of 1480 and 1476. Bought in October, 1900. IB. 31134.
ANGELUS AND JACOBUS. The sermons of the pars aestiualis begin on 972 (1 3). The collation of the preliminary matter as a single gathering of 14 leaves is not quite certain. 208 x 151 mm. Without the blank. Partly rubricated. on a fly-leaf is pasted the armorial book-plate of Georgius Polacchi, Venetus sabout 1670 Bought in January, 1878. IA. 31137.
STATUTA. Statuta communitatis Bergomi. guide-letters. Catchwords. Indented text. Hain 14996. This book is catalogued as it stands. The sheet containing the errata (ff. 14, 15) should perhaps be put at the end, in view of its', "reference to 'statuta antescripta . The introduction (fol. 16), con¬", 'sisting of a eulogy of Bergamo and the Venetian government, ends with the words Sed iam leges ipsas audiamns sic ’ and thus joins directly on to the text of the Statutes on 18a. The head-lines, which start on the last leaf of quire a, give the', "numbers of the 'collationes .", 'That the date of the colophon refers to the turn of the years 1491-2 (either 18 December, 1491, or perhaps, loosely, 15 January, 1491/2) is shown both by the remark in the introduction (169): Annus est hic tertius supra sexagesimum posteaquam sub eorum', "sc. Venetorum] imperium uenimus'—Bergamo having passed to", 'Venice in May, 1428—and the manuscript note as to the public proclamation of the Statutes as originally sanctioned in November, 1491, quoted below. 300 X 215 mm. On 22 folios prefixed to the book are written a contract made in 1510 by the French governor Charles d’Amboise at Milan, an alphabetical index to the Statutes made by the notary Jacobus Assonica, 1029, a Latin ode to Zacharias Contarenus by Alexander Allegri, 1574, and other matter, together with the name of Carolus Franchetti I.V.R. Colleg. as owner. Beneath the colophon is a carefully written note that certain corrections of the Statutes were confirmed by the Doge on 3 April, 1493, followed by the statement: Die. xvilj. Nobr. 1491. pubta. fuert Isc. Statuta) sup regio nouo IB. 31139.
PARALDUS, GULIELMUS. Summa de virtu¬ 93 (with marginal section-letters 98) mm. Types: 113 G.; 54 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Head-line and heading on 132', "red printed. Hain '12389 (noting a misprint ' paralidi' in the", 'heading on 2212 which is not found in the present copy). 12, title; 1° tabula; 132, summa de virtutibus ; 220, blank ; 180x 130mm. Without the last blank. Rubricated.', "On 1e is written: ’Io. Alb. Widmestadij' and above:", 'Societatis Iesu Monachij. Approbatus à R. P. Canisio', "1578'. In the top cover is the book-label of the Munich", 'Jesuits, 1595. Sixteenth-century stamped pigskin (German). Bought in October, 1867.
BERNARDUS. Opuscula. [Edited by Philo¬ BERNARDUS. Opuscula. [Edited by Philo¬ theus (Theophilus) de Brixia.) 18 March, 1495. title; 113 G., head-lines, &c.; 54 G.; (type 3’, preliminary matterl. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Gesamtkatalog 3907. je title ; 1b blank ; 22, de vita et moribus d. Bernardi carmen,', "by the editor; 17b, table of contents ; 192 text ; 3484, editor's", 'address ad lectorem, colophon ; 3486, blank.', "The volume comprises some thirty-three of S. Bernard's shorter", "writings. The editor’'s poem on S. Bernard was reprinted in", "Misinta's edition of his poems, 1496 (IA. 31250, p. 990), where", 'there is appended to it a Commendatio muneris a sanctissima Dei genitrice Maria nobis collati cum nuper Diui Bernardi opuscula 140X 100 mm. Imperfect, wanting all the preliminary matter after the title (ff. 2-18). Old sheepskin. From the library of the Duke of Sussex. Bought in November, 1844. IA. 31147.
BRITANNICUS, GREGORIUS. Sermones Octavo. ; a-k8110 94 leaves. 2 columns, except on 2b¬ 3°. 94: 40 lines and head-line, 109 (115)x75 mm. Types: 136 G., title ; 113 G., head-lines, etc.; 54 G. Capital spaces,', "nearly all with guide-letters. Hain '3980. Gesamtkatalog 5548.", 'fa title; 1", blank; 22, ad lectorem epigramma elegiacum; 2b author’s dedicatory letter to Paulus Zane, bishop of Brescia, dated;', "ex aede diui Floriani, 19 March, 1495 ; 32 bishop's reply, dated", '21 March, 1495; 44, tabula; 52, sermones funebres vulgares li.e. Gregorius Britannicus throughout. The first edition. 140 X 99 mm. Bought in July, 1879. IA. 31148.
LUDOLPHUS DESAXONIA. Vita Christi. 2 columns, except on 1b. 32: 51 lines and head-line, 139 (144) X 94 mm. Types: 136 G., title ; 113 G., first words of chapters 54 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. The head-lines give the subjects and the numbers of part and chapter. Hain 59876. 14, title ; 1e, preface, headed : lesus ; 22, prologus ; 62, prima pars ; 2724 rubricae capitulorum primae partis; 2732, secunda Aduertat ... operis ... indagator omnem sacri canonis textum his esse clausulis obseruatum (() geminatas quasi parentheses ... 174 x 132.mm. Without theblank. Leaf F 2 (signed', "D'ij) is mutilated by a burn. On 22 is written: Mona¬", 'sterij Cartusie Luce., across the foot of S 86 and T 12 is written: Don Nicolo da Siena Nel Conuento Della
PLINIUS SECUNDUS, GAIUS. Historia blank. Book i (68-185) in 2 columns. 202 : 56 lines and head-line, 308 (318) x 187 mm. Types: 136 G., title; 110 R.; 77 Gk. (leaded). alphabet on 65°, etc. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Catch¬ words on and after leaf 5. Hain 13098. 12 title: 1b C. Plinii uita; 22 lo. Britannicus s. p. Lucae Tertio patricio Brixiano, Alexander Benedictus physicus Veronensis Matthaeo Rufo s. p. d.; 2b Matthaeus Rufus praelatus in aede diui Thomae Veronae equiti set) iuris antistiti lusto Veronensium Jerona and not Como. It is supported by those of Joannes Britannicus and Benedictus, the former of whom remarks (2*): Illud autem te scire uolumus Angelo & lacobo Britannicis fratribus 2 and 3, comprising the three epistles, are a separate insert between eaves I and 4 (signed a ii) is thus accounted for. The title is pasted on a stub, doubtless that of the leaf which bore the original title', "styling Pliny * Nouocomensis' The word 'sexcenti' in connexion", 'vith the number of copies printed off is not necessarily to be taken literally.', "The word 'urbis' in the colophon is a correction printed on a", 'small slip and pasted over the original text, which cannot now be read. 415 x 268 mm. Imperfect, wanting the last two leaves (one blank). Sheets u 3 and u 4 are transposed. On 1e is written :  Georgij Lilij liber, ex Guil. Lilij patris sui Bibliotheca relictus , lower down being the signature of IC. 31152.
BIBLIA LATINA. [Edited by Petrus An¬ Q12 ; 1-4° 51°. 554 leaves, the last blank. 2 columns. 122 : 51 lines and head-line, 135 (143) x86 (with marginalia 108) mm. Types: 113 G.; 95 G., head-lines on sheets NI, 2; 54 G. Printed capitals and two-line Lombards, also spaces, with guide-letters, on E 1e and in quires N-Q, and a few without guide-letters in quires', "1-5. Hain '3119 (543 ff.'). Gesamtkatalog 4276.", '12, title; 1P, tabula alphabetica historiarum, compiled by Gabriel 112, Old Testament ; 4132, New Testament ; 5132, interpretationes nominum hebraicorum, in 3 columns; 554, blank. The preliminary quire, quires f and g, the two outer sheets of quires h-l, q-t, x-cc, hh, and qq, the three inner sheets of quire rr. the two outer sheets of quire H, the two inner sheets of quire 2, and the two outer sheets of quire 3 are quarto, the rest octavo. Reprinted, in some sections with the same page-contents, from the edition of De Paganinis, Venice, 1492 (IA. 23309, vol. v, p. 456), with the omission of the register and the addition of a', "colophon at the end of the table. The month-date' Septimo Idus", "Septembris' in the second colophon is taken over unaltered from", "De Paganinis' edition.", '175X122 mm. On the title-page is written: Relat? Colleg. Brix. Soc. Iesu Biblioth. Catal. adscript. On a fly-leaf is written and afterwards struck through: Ad vsü Fratris Petri castanee d verona die 23 septebris
ANGELUS. Daniel Vincentinus. Edited by Benedictus 318 April, 1497. Brixianus.) 136 G. ; 64 G. Printed capitals, also space, with guide-letter, on 52. Hain 1326. 1° title ; 1° blank; 22 Frater Benedictus Brixianus fratri 4°, blank; 52, text ; 323°, 324, 3252 blank ; 325°, sonnet to the in annuntiatione B. M. V.; 332°, blank. In his letter to Daniel Vincentinus the editor remarks (3*): Aquilanus in vitae ... calce : te tamen eum iuuante : ... hos sermons as compiled by Aquilanus and Vincentinus jointly. The first edition. A privilege for printing the works of Aquilanus was granted to Jacobus Britannicus on 6 December, 1497 (Fulin, no. 73), but none earlier is recorded save in the colophon. 136x 100mm. Without the blank. Along the inner margin of 5° is written: Pertinet domus sti. Bare. tri¬ sultani [Triuultani? Cartusiensis ordini. Bought in October, 1929. IA. 31156.
PHILELPHUS, FRANCISCUS. Odae. 12 FIRST TITLE: ODAE FRANCISCI PHI¬ LELFI. 32. SECOND TITLE: ODAE FRANCISCI PHILELFI. 94°. COLOPHON : Impressit hoc opus Angelus Britan nicus die. jiii. Iulii. M.cccclxxxxvil. 12 title ; 1b Io. Franc. Hostianus ad Lodouicum Martinengum; 32, title; 36, blank ; 42, Philelphi praefatio in libros Carminum ad Franciscum Sphortiam Mediolanensium ducem; 60, carmilla, Thalia, and Melpomene. The dedicatory poem of Hostianus (1b-2b) mentions Angelus Britannicus as the printer. 213X 148 mm. Capitals supplied, and page-openings at which they occur, as well as the last opening, fully rubricated. Bought in April, 1847. IA. 31157.
PACTA. Pacta datiorum ciuitatis Brixiae et of title, head-lines; 113 G., body of title ; 11oR. Capital spaces, with guide-letters, on 32, 52, printed capitals elsewhere. 264X 187 mm. On a fly-leaf is a later transcript, notarially certified and sealed, of a passage estratta ..', "dal Libro d' Oro de patti de dacij essistente nella Mag:", 'Bought in December, 1904. IB. 31158.
PLANIUS, JOANNES BAPTISTA. Ad Cathari¬ words on 52. Capital E on 22. This oration was delivered on the occasion of the entry o Catharine Cornaro, Queen of Cyprus, into Brescia on 6 September 1497 (Diarii di Marino Sanuto, vol. 1 (1879), col. 765). The fact that the printed capital on 22 belongs to the small black-ground set commonly used by the Britannici connects this tract with their press rather than with that of De Misintis, to which in other respects it might be equally well assigned. The Greek of', "5' shows the shafted » characteristic of De Misintis' use of it but", 'also found in work of the Britannici after 1500. 210X 145 mm. Bought in April, 1883. IA. 31161.
GAFURIUS, FRANCHINUS. Practica musicae 38 lines, 194 x 143 (with marginalia 164) mm. Types: 160 G2. title ; 102 R. Capital space, with guide-letter, at beginning of each book, printed capitals elsewhere. Some full-page diagrams, numerous woodcut musical examples. Hain 7408. 1a title; 1b register: 22 blank ; 2b descriptio si.e. table of contents) ; 3°, author’s dedication to Lodovico Maria (il Moro). page-contents, from the edition of Le Signerre, Milan, 1496 (IB. 26883, vol. vi, p. 789). The diagrams and examples appear to be', "printed from Le Signerre's original blocks, but the title-cut and", 'borders have not been taken over. 274 x 198 mm. Without the blank. Beneath the IB. 31159.
BEROALDUS, PHILIPPUS. Orationes et', "Reprinted from the editio princeps, printed in commune' by", 'Benedictus Hectoris and Plato de Benedictis, Bologna, 1491 (IA. 28897, vol. vi, p. 825), whence the phrasing of the colophon is, with some confusion, taken. 183X 135 mm. On 22 is stencilled the note of owner- ship: CARTVSIAE VILLENOVAE. Bought in April, 1910. IA. 31160.
GREGORIUS I. Moralia in Job. (145) x 95 (with marginalia 107) mm. Types: 113 G.; 54 G. Capital space, with guide-letter, at beginning of each book, printed capitals, including Lombards, elsewhere. Head-lines across open¬ ings: In lob Capitulo () Expositionis. S. Gregorij. Liber (). 1a title ; 1° blank; 22, registrum omnium punctorum tactorum o have been added at the foot of i 22 after printing off. In some copies, but not in that here described, a block of type rom and including the signature of leaf AA 4, used to fill up the blank lower part of col. 2 on 322, has been accidentally inked and printed out (Pellechet-Polain no. 5382). The phrasing of the incipits and colophon shows this to be a reprint of the edition of Kesler, Basel, 1496 (IB. 37656, vol. iii, p. 772). 192 X 138 mm. Blind-tooled calf, incorporating strips of leaves from the edition of Valla’s Latin Iliad printed oy Farfengus in 1497 (IB. 31219), and therefore no doubt the original binding, executed at Brescia. On i* s written: Collegij Tergestini (Trieste) Societls. lesu...
BRITANNICUS, GREGORIUS. Sermones 2 columns, except on 22-32. 8a: 38 lines and head-line, 102 (I11) X71 mm. Types: 113 G.; 54 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters, also some printed capitals. Gesamtkatalog 5551.', "12 title; 1b ad lectorem epigramma elegiacum: 22 author's", "letter to Bishop of Brescia: 2b Bishop's reply ; », tabula; 52,", 'sermones funebres vulgarizandi ; 572 sermones funebres litteraliter The“ prima impressio’ (972) from which the first three sections are reprinted is that of Angelus and Jacobus together, 26 March, 1495 IA. 31148). The two editions are readily distinguishable by the', "head-lines of the first two sections, which read' Sermones funebres", "vulgares' and' Sermones funebres litterales' in the 1495 edition,", 'but “ Sermones funebres vulgarizandi’ and ’ Sermones funebres (IA. 31162) because these two books show the same frequent ad¬ mixture of capitals from a larger fount in type 54 G. 136x 95 mm. Imperfect, wanting the last sixteen leaves (quires q, r), comprising the sermons in Italian. A great part of the title-leaf has been torn away and this and the four following leaves are also much wormed IA. 31198.
TURRECREMATA, JOANNES DE. Quae¬ mm. Types: 160 G2 first three lines of title; 113 G., rest of title, head-lines, etc.; 64 (66) G. Printed capitals, capital spaces, isually with guide-letters. Hain 15718. 12 title and privilege; 1b epistola Fratris Gregorii Britannici 183X 132 mm. With the book-plate of T. Cfrane). Bought in March, 1888. IA. 31163.
AUGUSTINUS. Meditationes, etc. [With AUGUSTINUS. Meditationes, etc. [With 8 October, 1498. other tracts. 12. TITLE: Meditationes diui Augustini episcopi 75 mm. Types: 113 G.; 64 (66) G. Printed capitals, also spaces, mostly with guide-letters. Head-lines on versos only to end of k, on rectos and versos from first 1 to o 7b absent in second l, m. Catchwords at ends of quires. Hain 1951. Gesamtkatalog 2972. 12 title; 1b, blank ; 22, meditationes ; 372 soliloquia; 674 manuale ; 82, blank ; 832, Bernardi meditationes ; 982, epistola be added four unsigned leaves at the beginning, the first page with the title : Libellus Meditationum and a list of contents, the three following leaves containing a table, and a quire signed p at the end, containing Sermo Bernardi de passione Domini. The leaf here taken as additional to quire k is signed kk and is ignored by the register, which comprises only quires a-o. 135X 97 mm. Without the blank leaf 82. Bought in October, 1886. IA. 31165.
BORRO, GASPARINO. Trionfi, sonetti, canzoni *23 October, 1498. 12 TITLE AND PRIVILEGE: Triumphi: Sonetti: 64 : 36 lines and head-line, 149 (158) x 62 (with marginalia 89) mm. The full breadth of the type-page is 112 mm. Types: 113G., first line of title, head-lines, signatures : 80 (84) G. Capital spaces, mostly with guide-letters. Hain 3663. Gesamtkatalog 4942. 1a title: 1° tavola: 44 col. 2, registrum ; 4°, dedication by Bibliotheca Heberiana, with the note of purchase in', "Heber's hand: 'Thorpe 14.14.0, the price being", 'apparently altered from an original 4.4.0. The first four leaves are slightly mutilated. Bought in March, 1850. IA. 31167.
SALICETO, BARTHOLOMAEUS DE. Lectura 3: 74 lines and head-line, 311 (326) x 193 mm. Types: 160 G2.: 60 (84) G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Catchwords. 383 X 265 mm. Without the blank. Bought in July, 1877. IC. 31171.
SARDIS, LUDOVICUS DE. Tractatus de legi¬ Folio. AB’CDt. 20 leaves, the last blank. 2 columns. 42: 74 lines and head-line, 311 (325) X 191 mm. Types: 160 G2.; 80 (84) G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Catchwords. Hain 14328. 395 x 276 mm. Without the blank. Bought in July, 1877. IC. 31173.
BERNARDUS. Sermones super Cantica annicus. 28 January, 1500. 14, TITLE: Opus preclarum mellliflui Doctoris: atque 5a : 45 lines and head-line, 149 (161) x 101 mm. Types: 160 G2.; 113 G., first line of text of first sermon on 32: 64 (66) G. Capital space, with guide-letter, on 32, printed capitals elsewhere. Catch- words at ends of quires. Hain 2860. Gesamtkatalog 3938. Quire t is octavo, the rest quarto. The register ignores quire t and erroneously gives only two sheets to quire s. Reprinted from the edition of N. Girardengus, Pavia, 1482 (IB. moved from after the tabula rubricarum (1b-2b) to the title-page, the fifth line being adapted so as to name Gregorius Britannicus in place of Joannes de Ripa. 196 x 136 mm. Capital supplied in red. Bought in June, 1884. IA. 31175.
ANTONINUS. Summa confessionum. [With ANTONINUS. Summa confessionum. [With other tracts.) 127 February, 1500. 12. TITLE: Confessorum refu giù atque naufragantiu', "head-line, 109 (114) x 72 mm. Types: 160 G'., first line of title ;", '113 G., headings on o 82-p72 1 12-5b, u 32 ; 64 (66) G. Some printed capitals as far as d 12, spaces, mostly with guide-letters,', "elsewhere. Catchwords at ends of quires. Hain '1208. Gesamt¬", 'katalog 2140. 12 title; 1°, blank; 22, confessionale Defecerunt : 1128 de', "teen following the book is written a confessor's question-", 'naire in Italian. Old vellum. Bought in October, 1905. IA. 31177.
JACOBUS. PART I. 1° TITLE AND PRIVILEGE: Sermones Fras¬ tris Gabrielis Barelete.  Cum ego lacobus Britan¬ 97-135. Part II : A-D8 E6 F-K8. 78 leaves, the last blank, 2-77 so numbered. 2 columns. Part I, 22 : 33 lines of type 80 (84) G., 136 x 90 mm.: 62: 50 lines of type 54 G. and head-line, 135 (144) x 90 mm. Types : 160 G2., titles, l. 1-3; 113 G., head-lines, etc.; 80 (84) G., privilege, text on 1b-3b of part I ; 54 G. Printed capitals at beginnings of sermons, spaces, with guide-letters, else¬ where. Catchwords. Hain *2459. Gesamtkatalog 3400. The text is preceded in part i by a letter of Benedictus Brixianus to Thomas Caietanus and a table of contents (1b-4°), and in part ii by a table of contents (1°). The privilege, which was granted to the printer on 6 December, 1497 (Fulin no. 73), is struck off from the same setting-up on both titles. 190X 137 mm. On the title-page of part I is the book-stamp of L. Ciccolini. Bought in June, 1862. IA. 31182.
PYLADES BRIXIANUS [GIANFRANCESCO interlined with gloss, and a space, 142 x 90 mm. Types: 102 R., title, text ; 54 G., gloss. Printed capitals. Indented text. Hain 13622. Gesamtkatalog 5663. 12 title; 1P, metrical dedication to Lodouicus Martigena, dated: This work, an elementary Latin grammar in hexameters, with a gloss, like the Doctrinale Alexandri, begins: A rectum Latiis Graecisque inflexio prima ... In his address to the reader Pylades remarks (22) : Qui tertiam hanc huius opusculi impressionem editions here referred to is that of Pentius, Venice, 1495 (part of Hain 13621 and Gesamtkatalog 5664), the first cannot now be identified. The author\'s verses to his readers on 2" conclude : Non grauis impensa est. Argenti proferet illum [sc. libellum) IA. 31184.
CORNELIUS NEPOS. Vitae imperatorum. 134 mm. Type: 102 R. Printed capitals. Hain 5736. The vear-date as printed is a confusion between the usual way', "of expressing 1498 in Roman figures and 'M.IID'.", '308 X 212 mm. Bought in July, 1879. IB. 31185.
POLYBIUS. De primo bello punico. [Trans¬ Parallela minora. [Translated by Guarinus *24 October, 1498. Veronensis.) IB. 31186.
SOLINUS, GAIUS JULIUS. De mirabilibus 20 November, 1498. Atriensis.] 12 TITLE: SOLINVS DE MIRABILINBVS 102 R.; 54 G., foliation. Printed capitals. Hain 714884 (coune¬ ing 16 instead of 10 preliminary leaves). 12, title; 1°, blank ; 22, tabula ; 92, editor’s dedicatory letter to Lucas Passus, dated: Brixiae sexto kalen. Decembres, M.cccciic. : 9b, Solinus Autino s.d.p.; 10, blank ; 112, text ; 44°, blank. In his dedication the editor remarks (9b) : [Solinus) a nobis multis adhibitis ... exemplaribus: nonnullisque ... Ioannis Britan¬', "Euandro' in this edition. Another edition with exactly the same", "date is known (Hain '14883, Proctor 17007).", '319X216 mm. Without the blank. Bound with IB. 23684 (Justinus), q.v., vol. v, p. 498, and IB. 24042 IB. 31189.
PLUTARCHUS. Vitae parallelae. Trans¬ index, etc., by Pylades Brixianus. 9-13 August, 1499. Folio. aa’ bb6; a-z & A-O8 318 leaves, 15-317 numbered I-CLXXXVIII, CXC, CXCI, CXCXII, CXCXIII, CXCHIII¬ CCCIIII. Index in 4 columns, table of Lives in 2 columns. 162; 60 lines and head-line, 305 (314) x 172 (with marginalia 195) mm. Types: 160 G’, title ; 102 R. Printed capitals, also a few spaces,', "with guide-letters. Hain '13131 (not allowing for the error in the", 'foliation).', "15 title: 16 index vocabulorum et rerum; 14b, editor's letter to", 'The text comprises, besides the Parallel Lives, the lise of Atticus by Cornelius Nepos, Sextus Rufus de regia consulari imperialique dignitate, etc., the lives of Plato and Aristotle by Guarinus Veronensis, the pseudo-Plutarchian life of Homer translated by the same and the life of Charlemagne by Donatus Acciaiolus, The register ignores quire bb. In his letter on 14b the editor remarks: Quantum mihi pro¬ uinciae desumpserim:... quisquis Mineruam colit: iudicare potest: 397X 274 mm. On 12 is written: Magistri Georgi Katzenperger. Sixteenth-century pigskin, stamped with the Imperial arms. Bought in March, 1875. IC. 31193.
TIBALDEO, ANTONIO. Opere.', "Quarto. a-l'. 44 leaves, the last blank. 2 columns. 32: three", 'stanzas of 14 lines, with spaces, to each column, 167X 118 mm. Types: 111 R., title, headings on 1b; 77 R2. Reprinted either from the edition of Rocociola, Modena, 1498 (1A. 32277), or from that of Scinzenzeler, Milan, 1499 (IA. 26790). in both of which the wording of the title is the same as here. Catalogued among the Brescian adespota by Proctor (no. 7050). The type appears fresh throughout. 211 X 153 mm. Without the blank. From the library of the Marchese G. B. Costabili and formerly bound in old paper covers like IA. 31262 from the same library. Bought in July, 1858. IA. 31194.

PERSIUS FLACCUS, AULUS. Saturae. 121 July, 1500. rounding text, 243 X 152 mm. Types: 102 R., title, text; 77 R2: 77 Gk. Printed capitals, and spaces, with guide-letters. Hain 12732. The first letter of the title is a Lombardic P. Reprinted from the 1486 edition (IB. 31125). The commentary appears to have been to some extent revised. 298 x 204 mm. Immediately below the title is written: et cù altera recognitione notes are written in the margins of the book and some words and passages are corrected. At the foot of the title-page is written: Est Monasterij Ste. Euphe, ad vsum D. Gregorij Brixieis Bound between IB. 24019 Quvenal, Tacuinus, Venice, 1492) and IB. 23971 (Ovid. Bought in June, 1862. IB. 31196.
EVANGELIA. Euangelia per totum annum 1e TITLE: EVANGELIA PER TOTVM ANNVM. 2°. Incipiunt euangelia p totius anni circulu secudum 108 mm. Type: 102 R. Printed capitals, also some spaces, with him in the Barletta of 1497-8 (IA. 31182). guide-letters. Pages c1P, c 22, c 32-6b are from one to five lines short. There appear to be no means of determining the exact position of this book in the series, but it evidently belongs to the later part', "Quarto. a-g8h“. 60 leaves. 2 columns. 82: 32 lines, 161x of the printer's career. The I with putti found on 22 was used by", '213X 157 mm. Bought in October, 1900.
LEGGENDA. Leggenda dei ss. Faustino e 115 G. Capitals and Lombards. Woodcuts on 12 and 8“. The title-cut represents SS. Faustinus and Jovita. On 89 ale five small cuts representing various saints. The names of the saints in the text on 22 are red printed, as wen as the heading. This is the only red printing in the book. 198X 151 mm. Imperfect, wanting the first sheet, bearing the woodcuts. Bought in October, 1900. IA. 31202.
984 1b, table. 3°. Illustrissimi philosophi & theologi: opus Philosophie naturalis: feliciter icipit. De accep¬ text ; 65 G., part of inscription of cut on 39°. Capital spaces, a few with guide-letters. Woodcuts. Hain 504. Gesamtkatalog 711. 1a blank ; 1°, table ; 32, text, physica ; 23P, diagram of winds : 32° blank: 33“, quinta pars de anima: 39b woodcut, phreno¬ The last page, which should be blank, bears in this copy an im¬ pression of the text of bb 52, the type having been used as a block and accidentally inked. 210X152 mm. Imperfect, wanting the first two leaves, containing the table. Many leaves mounted. Bought in April, 1877. IA. 31203.
EPHRAIM. Sermones. (Translated by Am¬ mi. Type: 77 R. Capital spaces, those on 12, 22 with guide¬ letters. Hain 6600. Reprinted from the edition of Miscomini, Florence, 1481 (IB. 194X 145 mm. Imperfect, wanting the last two leaves. comprising the table and a blank. On re is written: Iste liber est D. Vincentij uincentini et Monrij S. Michaelis
AESOPUS. Fabulae. (Translated by Omni- AESOPUS. Fabulae. (Translated by Omni- bonus Leonicenus.! 510 July, 1492. 1 Fabulae aesopi de graeco in latinum per panagathum 202X 137 mm. The last leaf has been cut away and made good with other paper immediately below the', "coophon. Transferred to Grenville's library from his own", 'by George Burges (died 1864), who has written biblio¬ graphical and textual notes on three sheets of paper inserted at the beginning. Grenville copy (G. 7734). IA. 31208.
BARZIZIUS, CHRISTOPHORUS, Brixianus. The author’s conclusion on 28b is dated: Brixiae xy. kal. Octobris, 1490. 198 X 139 mm. With the book-stamp of the Biblio- theca Heberiana. Bought in November, 1864. IA. 31210.
ALBERTUS MAGNUS. Philosophia pau¬ 14. TITLE: Phia. d. Alberti. M. woodcut 495. 90 mm. Types: 100 R., head-lines as far as 11b: 78 R. Capitals. also spaces, a few with guide-letters. Woodcuts. Hain 505. Gesamtkatalog 712. 1e, title ; 1°, blank ; 22, text, physica ; 11b, diagram of spheres, phrenological head ; 472, de xii passionibus animae, extracted from hands and the terrestrial globe before her, in a double circle half black and half white, a human head with numerals, balance, and pair of compasses above, rule, angle measure, and vase below, the', "whole enclosed in a rectangular frame inscribed: 'PER DEVM", 'OMNIA FACTA SVNT. ET SINE IPSO NIHIL FACTVM The diagram of the winds and the phrenological head are those of the 1490 edition (IA. 31203); the latter block, however, has been considerably cut down at the foot and left side and the type-set inscriptions have been omitted. 204 X 148 mm. Early foliation: 35-84. Bought in April, 1905. IA. 31213.
PASSERINUS, ALOYSIUS. Historia lepida mm. Type: 100 R. Capitals. Space for Greek on 1P. Hain 12436.', "The author's preface is signed: Romæ kalëdis. Innii. [sicl", "l'he word rpoyvuváquara is written in the space left for it on 1b", 'This and other pen-and-ink corrections were probably made in the printer’s office. 208 x 150 mm. Without the blank. Bought in January, 1878. IA. 31216.
DOMINICIS, DOMINICUS DE. De reforma¬ 197 x 137 mm. On the fly-leaf is the signâture of Bought in May, 1890.
BASILIUS. Opusculum ad juuenes siue De IN PLVTARCHVM PRAE  FATIO. 7°. Plutarchus de liberis educandis. 172. Hieronymi presbyteri de officiis liberorum erga parentes breuis admonitio. 182. This book, which is catalogued as it stands, constitutes the latter part of the familiar collection of educational tracts beginning', "with Vergerius, De ingenuis moribus. Hain's no. 15997 gives a", 'summary note of the complete volume, but no detailed description appears to exist. 186 x 134 mm. Many leaves slightly cropped at the top.', "King George III's copy (166. e. 24). IA. 31217a.
BORNATUS, BERNARDINUS MACCIUS. De 97 mm. Type: 100 R. Spaces for Greek on 82. Gesamtkatalog 4939. 193 x 140 mm. At the end of the oration on 14b is', "written: nouëbr 1496 brix.'; the same hand, which is", 'probably that of the author, has made several corrections in the text. Presented in October, 1906. IA. 31218.
HOMERUS. Ilias per Laurentium Vallam in CITER INCIPIT. 902. ET SIC EST FINIS. LAVS DEO. Omnes sunt terni præeter a & b qui sunt quaterni. Reprinted from the edition of Henricus and Statius, 1474 (IB. 31023), with different preliminary matter. 305 x 213mm. Imperfect, wanting the two preliminary', "leaves. Bound before a copy of Raphael Volaterranus'", 'translation of the Odyssey, Mazochius, Rome, 1510. Sheets i 2 and i 3 have changed places in binding. Bought in April, 1903. IB. 31219.
PACIFICO NOVARESE. Sommola di Reprinted from the edition of De Lavagnia, Milan, 1479 (IA. 26177), with the omission of the additional matter and the verse colophon. 184X 135 mm. Imperfect, wanting the title-leaf. Bought in March, 1906. IA. 31220.
BERNARDINUS DE MISINTIS with Caesar Parmensis on 5 March, 20 April, and 13 May, 1492, respectively. The partners then removed to Cremona, where they continued to print until August, 1493 (see p. 956). When De Misintis is next heard of he is once more at Brescia, and he prints there alone from 15 July, 1494, until 1502. His press was very active in 1495-7 but no book dated in 1498 is on record. TYPES (see Plate LXXXVI*): 102 R. (P. I), rather narrow text type, with single Qu. As Britannici 102 R. [P. 21, but a somewhat heavy C. the upper horn longer than the lower, which is slightly turned up at the tip, occurs frequently. Greek o used as is sometimes admixed. In use in 1492 (also at Cremona) and from 1496 onwards. For reproduction see Britannici 102 R. [P. 21, plate LXXXIV 80 R. (P. 2), small clear text (and commentary) type, as De Boninis 81 R. [P. 4), with a few additional sorts and no doubt the same material. Single Qu in three forms, one that used by De Boninis, the other two those of Britannici 77 R. (P. 3). P is as a rule correctly alined. Both e and æ are used for the diphthong. 2 is not very frequent. Large d, which is that proper to 102 R. [P. 1). One double, one short single, and at least two long steep single hyphens. Apparently first used by De Misintis at Cremona in 1492 (see p. 956) and in use at Brescia in 1494-6. For reproduction seé De Boninis 81 R. [P. 41, plate LXXXIIIX 96 G. P. 5), black text and heading type in the Venetian style, the face resembling Jenson 106 G. IP. 21 or Torresanus 105 G. P. 1), and perhaps more closely A. de Siliprandis 104 G. (P. 11, and thus of the same class as De Boninis 104 G. P. 71 (1490), but not the same. Large well-rounded o leaning to right is distinctive. Long steep single hyphen. The same material as Britannici 95 G. [P. 71 (1490, etc.), but with a full complement o capitals. Apparently first used by De Misintis at Cremona (95 G. [Haebler 2*1, p. 956) and in use at Brescia in 1495-7. 110 R. (P. 4), clear text type, with single Qu, as De Boninis 111 R. (P. 31 and Britannici 110 R. [P. 111. and no doubt the same material. In use in 1495. Not reproduced. 113 G. (P. 3), light title and large text type, with Lombardic capitals occasionally admixed, as Britannici 113 G. P. 81, and no doubt the same material. In use in 1495, 1497. Not reproduced 64 G. P. 6), small text type on narrow set, as Britannici 64 G. (P. 6) (first state), and evidently the same material, being used in the two volumes of Bonaventura printed for Angelus Britannicus in 1495 (IA. 31242) and 1497 (IA. 31263). Not reproduced. 53 G. P. 7), very small text type with mixed capitals, as Britannici 54 G. [P. 91, and no doubt the same material. No C. In use in 1496, 1497. Not reproduced. 105 G. P. 8), plain title type in the Milanese style. Here found only in the undated Saxus, Capitolo di predestinazione (IA. 31270), which is perhaps later than 1500 ; also occurring in the same authors Agislariorum gentis origo printed by De Misintis in 1502. Measurement approximate. * * The title of Baptista Mantuanus, De patientia, 1497 (Proctor t7o41, Gesamtkatalog 3g04), appears to be printed with a fount indistinguishable from Britannici 160 G3, between which and type 165 G. P. 81 some con- fusion has occurred. Small Greek, lower case only, neat, with accents and breathings, apparently as De Boninis 81 Gk. Shafted y is common, and curl-headed 8 ocurs as well as trangular. Used with 80 R. (P. a) in 1494 and with 110 R. P. 4 in 1495. Distinguished as Gk“. Not reproduced. Large Greek, lower case only, with remains of accents, no doubt derived from the Britannici, whose 102 Ck. appears to be the same. For the most part indistinguishable from De Paltasichis (Venice) 109 Gk, but with characteristic large 6, probably made of 9. Shafted y is normal. Used with 102 R. fP. 1 in 1496, 1497. 1499. Distinguished as Gk6. CAPTTALS. Only eight of the books here catalogued are entirely without printed capitals; four of the eight were commisioned by Angelus Britanicus and a fith is the pseudo-Florentine Politian of 1499 (B. 31289.', "most of the material belongs to sets of three-dimension' black-ground letters with branchwork decoration, in", 'vanous sizes, but few, if any, of them are identical with those used by the Britannici. In the 1495 Sallist (TB. 3123) where capitals are numerous, F from the hatched-ground set used at Cremona, quy, p. 956, recurs, and in the', "undated Dalogus de contemptu mundi (A. 31272) are found D in the German 'Maiblumen ' style, 25 8 26 mm.", 'and ornamental D with foral centre, on white ground, 27 mm. square. Lombardic capitals are fequenty used. DEVICES: H. Tree with two branches, above the trunk the rayed monogram IHS, the foot flanked by the letters. B. M. escrol letered SPES MEA twined abut the branches, black ground, thick frame-line, 66 7 57 mm. Kritelle 4. Husung 24. Used in the 1495 Sallust (IB. 31233). D. 1wo cherubs supporting the rayed monogram IIS, belou, a crown, below this, the letters B M, profuse noa and other decoration, in frame, 68 7 50 mm. Kristeller 9. Husung 25. L1495. 1296. The device lettred BMICP, used by De Misintis and Caesar Parmensis as partners at Cremona in 1492 (. 950) is found in Pontanus, De aspiratione, 1497 (Hain-Reichling 13261). 987 WITH CAESAR PARMENSIS. BARZIZIUS, CHRISTOPHORUS, Brixianus. Grammaticae institutiones. *5 March, 1492. 12. Præeclaro & generoso uiro Ludouico Martinengo 91 mm. Type: 102 R. Capitals on 12, 22, 31°, spaces elsewhere. Spaces for Greek. Hain 2664. Gesamtkatalog 3671. The text of the Institutiones ends on 632, and is followed by a', "paragraph in vindication of the author's intentions on 63P.", 'The first edition. A copy on vellum is known in which the headings and capitals on 12 and 22 are omitted, the intention probably being to print them in red (Pellechet no. 1974). 213X 157 mm. Without the blank. Bought. IA. 31223.
THEODULUS. Ecloga Theoduli. A plain text, without incipit or explicit, of the Ecloga Theoduli. Each amoebean stanza is headed: □ Pseustis loquitur. Alethia. Respondet’, the speeches being distinguished as paragraphs. This is perhaps the only Italian edition. 200X 142 mm. Formerly bound second in a tract- volume. Bought in April, 1871.
ALONE. 99 mm. Types : 80 R.; Gk“. Capital C on 12. Space for Hebrew on 92. Gesamtkatalog 6156. A number of corrections have been made in the text and the Hebrew, etc., on 92 supplied in pen-and-ink. This is no doubt the work either of the author or of the printer. 193 X 137 mm. Bought in March, 1902.
SALLUSTIUS CRISPUS, GAIUS. Opera. and Joannes Chrysostomus Soldus. Edited by Pomponius Laetus and Joannes Britanni- cus. 73 January, 1495. 12. TITLE: Hoc in uolumine haec continentur. Pomponii Epistola ad Augustinü Mapheum. mentary surrounding text, and head-line, 246 (256) x 156 mm. 44 lines of text on 922 measure 243 mm. Types: 110 R. ; 80 R.', "Capitals. Catchwords. Hain '14230.", '12, title ; 1", Aug. Mafaeo Pomponius Laetus ; 22, Catilina, with the commentary of L. Valla ; 262 two letters of Io. Chrys. Soldus to his brother Bartholomaeus, dated respectively 5 January and', "17 June, 1470; 26°, beginning of Soldus' commentary on the", 'Jugurtha; 272, Jugurtha ; 912, Portii Latronis declamatio contra', "by Jo. Britannicus. The form of title beginning' Hoc in uolumine", "haec continentur ...' is taken over from the edition of Pincius,", '1491 (IB. 23618, vol. v, p. 493), or one of the Venetian reprints of it, the name of Antonius Morettus Brixianus as the publisher', "being retained in Laetus' letter on 1b.", '307 X 215 mm. On the title-page is a seal of red wax bearing the Russian imperial arms. Bought in May, 1900. IB. 31233.
JACOPONE [DE' BENEDETTIJ DA TODI.", "JACOPONE [DE' BENEDETTIJ DA TODI.", '110 July, 1495. Laude. and Lombards, also a few spaces, with guide-letters. Hain 9350. This collection of Giacopone’s Laude differs from that printed by Bonaccorsi at Florence in 1490 (IA. 27615). It begins with the', "poem in praise of poverty 'o amor de pouertate' and comprises", '123 capitula , the last five of which are Latin. This section is catalogued as it stands. Of the other Laude mentioned in the collective title on 12 those of Giustiniani were completed by Misinta for A. Britannicus on 17 March, 1495 (Hain-Reichling 9483, 28 leaves, sig. A-D), but nothing appeals to be known of those of Aquinas and others. 195 X 146 mm. On 12 is written: Collegij S. Bärnabæ mli [Mediolani).
ALEXANDER APHRODISAEUS. De 143X92 mm. Types: 110 R.; Gk°. Capital A on 22, spaces, with guide-letters, elsewhere. Hain ’656. Gesamtkatalog 859.', "1, blank ; 24, translator's preface ; 52, text ; 91b, errata recognita ;", '92b, blank. The first edition. 210X 140 mm. Imperfect, wanting sheet h4, also the blank. Bound before a copy of Alexander Aphro¬ disaeus, De fato, etc., translated by Hier. Bagolinus, Verona, 1516.
SENECA, LUCIUS ANNAEUS. De quattuor Parmensis, 20 April, 1492 (part of Hain 1076), is without printed headings and contains no mention of Seneca as the author. 197X 140 mm. Formerly bound third in a tract- volume. Bought in June, 1867.
FIOR DI VIRTU. The title-cut, representing a youth seated reading at a desk, two large vases of flowers on a shelf above his head, first appears in Fariengus edition of 1491 (Hain 711). It measures 1198 92 mm. but appears to be cut down at the foot. 210X 155 mm. The binding (brown leather) suggests the same provenance as that of IA. 23863, IC. 31383 etc. Bought in April, 1860. IA. 31241.
BONAVENTURA. Opuscula. (147) x 99 mm. Types : 96 G., title, table of contents on 1b; 64 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain 3467 (from a copy wanting the title-leaf). Gesamtkatalog 4649. re title ; 15 table of opuscula in hoc libello nouiter impressa : 2e table of contents by chapters and folios; 5, blank : 62 de interiori homine siue de triplici statu religiosorum; 128b, blank : disciplinae, De triplici uia, Soliloquium. Those of the second part The number of lines to the page varies. Pages m7b and m 8p have only 38 lines each. Quires a, b, sheets c1,2, e 3, 4, quire f, sheets h 1,2, quires i-l. 186 x 133 mm. Without the last blank. On 62 is written: Iste lib est monialiu monrii Ste Marie theodote IA. 31242.
JOANNESCHRYSOSTOMUS. Ex Epistola 80 R. Capital N on 22. Hain 5055. 210X 157 mm. Bought in December, 1904.
PROBA FALCONIA. Vergili centones. 159 X 96 mm. Types: 96 G., title ; 80 R. Lombard on 22. Hain 16907. 1e, title; 19, quotations concerning youth and age from Gregorius The number of lines to the page varies between 38 and 43. 202 X 147 mm. Bought in May, 1907.
989 de Senis cum nonullis aliis orationibus. 191°. COLO¬ PHON: Explicit dialogus. Diue ac Sera phice Catharine de Senis cum cer tis orationibus per eam factis: ac¬ curatissime Impressus ac emenda¬ tus In alma Ciuitate on 185b-186b 9a: 40 lines and head-line, 106 (113) x73 mm. Types: 96 G., title, head-lines ; 53 G. Capital spaces, mostly with guide-letters, at beginning of chief sections, Lombards else¬', "where. Hain '4693. Gesamtkatalog 6226.", '12, title: 1° blank ; 22 Marcus Ciuilis Brixianus fratri Paulo ensis fratri Thomae Antonii de Senis), dated 26 Oct., 1411; 8°, dated from Rome, 29 June, 1461 ; 185, infrascriptos versus com¬ gives no authority for this statement. The first fourteen lines on y 3° (tim ipleri . .. mihi : qo) reappear at the foot of z52 having evidently been used as a block and accidentally inked. 150X 102 mm. Without the blank. Bought in August, 1881. IA. 31244.
VEGIUS, MAPHAEUS. Philalethes. The number of lines to the page varies between 40 and 44, according to the side of the sheet to which the page belongs. 202 X 139 mm. Bought in September, 1849.
DIALÖGUS. Dialogus de contemptu mundi. * Undated. 12. □ Dialogus de contemptu mundi: Interlocuto¬ res: Dorias : Philonus: 1 Hilarius. DOrias ciuis atticus with guide-letters, on 3°. Hain 6122? This and the two following books are here ranged immedi. after the latest dated books containing type 80 R. 193 X 143 mm. Presented in October, 1931.
MAHOMET II. Epistolae magni Turci. 12. C ARGVMENTVM EPISTOLARVM. 9b. COLOPHON : C EPISTOLAE MAGNI TVRCI FINI¬', "mm. Type : 80 R. Capital M on 12. Hain '10503.", "The words 'FINIS. G. F. .T.' at the end derive from the", 'undated edition of De Lisa, Treviso (IA. 28335, vol. vi, p. 885). 208 X 151 mm. Formerly ff. 72-81 of a tract-volume. Bought in December, 1904. IA. 31247.
SENECA, LUCIUS ANNAEUS. Prouerbia. 197 X 140 mm. Previously bound fourth in a tract- volume. Bought in June, 1867.
THEOPHILUS BRIXIANUS JOTTAVIANO 1°. Theophili Brixi. Carmen Erotematicon. 376. COLOPHON: Impressit Brixiæ Bernardinus Misinta Papiensis chalcographorum castigantiss. Hieronymo Donato Prætore eminentiss. Anno Theolgoniae 152 X 98 mm. Type: 102 R.; GkB., word póov on 2°. Capital', "spaces, with guide-letters. Indented text. Hain '3991, 15489.", '12 blank; 1° carmen erotematicon; 2b, Theophilus Brixianus Guidoni Vbaldo Monferetrio Vrbini duci s. ; 32, de vita solitaria et ciuili dialogus : 18° Theophilus Brixianus Ludouico Martinengo encomiasticon; 332, Theophilus Brixianus Simoni Ticinensi, followed by hymns on the feasts of S. Benedict and other saints ; 37°, Hellas Capreolus Augustino Aemylio s.p.d., dated : pridie Kal. octobres, 1496; 37° Bernardinus Misinta chalcographus lectori (list of errata), colophon ; 38, blank. The first collected edition. The Carmen de vita s. Bernardi had already been published as an introduction to the authors', "edition of S. Bernard's Opuscula, 1495 (IA. 31147, p. 977).", '182 X 125 mm. Manuscript foliation: xiiij-I, and cor¬ rections, which include the addition of a couplet on c 4 and d72 Beneath the colophon is written : Ex mlo p raëm Lucam Terzagm. From the library of J. Fazaker- ley, 1779. Notes on fly-leaves, possibly in Hebers', "hand, read : Fazakerley's Sale (18011, s11' and 'This", 'same copy brot 5 livres at Gaignats. n. 1692. Eighteenti- century crushed green French morocco. IA. 31250.
Bought. Rubeus, Venice, 1498). From the Sunderland Library. Bought in May, 1883. IA. 31252
BEROALDUS, PHILIPPUS. Annotationes. BEROALDUS, PHILIPPUS. Annotationes. With other tracts.] *17 December, 1496 12. TITLE: ECCE TIBI LECTOR HVMANIS (156) mm. 44 lines of Greek on 71b measure 224 mm. Types: 102 R.; GkB. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Catchwords, Indented text. Hain 2946. Gesamtkatalog 4114. 14, title : 1° blank ; 22, Beroaldi Annotationes c Treprinted from the edition of Plato de Benedictis, Bologna, 1488, IB. 288671; 24°, eiusdem contra Seruium grammaticum Annotationes [presum¬ ably from the edition of Miscomini, Florence, 1489, IA. 271811; 35b.', "858, Politiani Panepistemon from Miscomini's 1491 edition, Hain", 'of jo. Bapt. Pius and Ugerius Pontremulensis [from the edition of', "Suetonius with Beroaldus' commentary by Hectoris, Bologna,", '1493, IB. 29045) ; 1012, Joannis Baptistae Pii Annotamenta; 112. given as 17 December by Macrobius, who is the most likely source of information for Misinta or his reader. The date 26 December assigned to the book by Proctor (no. 7039) appears to be un¬ supported. 313 X 210 mm. Without the last blank. Original (2) half leather over wooden boards. On the title-page is the armorial book-stamp of the Comes Hercules de Silva. Bought in July, 1879. IB. 31254.
CLEOMEDES. De contemplatione orbium 30 lines, 152 x 110 (with marginalia 129) mm. Type: 102 R. Capital spaces, mostly with guide-letters; capital S on 38a. Marginalia in the Cleomedes. Hain 15450. 1° title; 1° blank: 22, ad Caesarem Borgiam Cardinalem Caroli Valgulii Brixiani ipsius secretarii sepistolal; 3b, Cleomedis', "The work of Cleomedes is that entitled ' Circularis inspectio", "meteororum' by Georgius Valla in his translation as printed with", 'Nicephorus, Logica, etc., by Bevilaqua, Venice, 1498 (IB. 23982). Sheet h 2 is signed h iiii by error. 213x 155 mm. On 53° and 722 is written: Monasterij Sti Sps Bergomi. Bought in May, 1899.
CAPREOLUS, HELIAS. De confirmatione 120) mm. Type: 102 R. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain 4409. Gesamtkatalog 6031.
GUARINUS VERONENSIS. Carmina Each section of the memorial verses is preceded by a list of the words referred to, with the forms of the genitives and the Italian equivalents. There are also a number of prose glosses. 197 X 142 mm. The first leaf is mounted. Formerly part of a tract-volume. IA. 31261.
AESOPUS. Aesopus moralisatus cum com¬ printed at Cologne, Deventer, etc., with the addition of two fables', "De capone et accipitre' and' De pastore lupo' at the end. The", 'Italian gloss is inserted immediately after each couplet of text. The title-cut represents a man in antique costume, presumably Aesop, seated beside a desk with an open book, a large vase of flowers before him. It is enclosed in a strapwork border, the whole measuring 171 x 130 mm. It was evidently suggested by the cut in the Fior di Virtù of 1495 (IA. 31241) but is in a quite different style. Sheet a 2 is signed a iiii and sheet a 4 is signed a iii by error. 206 x 155 mm. The book was at one time used for a hortus siccus, the names of the plants being written in the lower margin of each verso. Old paper covers. From the library of Marchese G. B. Costabili-Containi. Bought in July, 1858. IA. 31262.
BONAVENTURA. Opuscula et tractatus except on 294°-296* 212: 44 lines and head-line, 140 (146) X 102 mm. Types: 96 G., title ; 64 G. Capital spaces, with guide¬ letters. Hain 3466. Gesamtkatalog 4650. 14, title ; 1", 22, blank : 2b, table of contents ; 32, prologus in The tracts of S. Bonaventura comprised in this volume number twenty, according to the table of contents, and are followed on 295° by Octauianus de Martinis, Oratio in vitam et merita d. Bonauenturae. There are several errors in the head-lines from 294° onwards.', "l'hose on 295e and 301e read  Prologus in breuiloquium', the", 'head-line proper to 32-62, from which it appears that the first and the two last quires were set up at the same time. The number of lines to the page in the first two quires is only 43. Sheets V 3, 4, x 3,4, z 1, 2 are octavo, the rest quarto. 184x 128 mm. At the foot of 32 is written: Ad', "Vsum sor' Marie d Albano Et soris Mae Cleophe d", "solario'. This has been struck through and beneath it", "is written: 'Al uso di suor Hortensia Maria Alberici", 'IA. 31263.
SAXUS, PAMPHILUS. Epigrammata, etc. mm. The full breadth of the type-page is 98 mm. Types: 102 R.: GkP., four lines of verse, etc., on 22. Capital spaces, with guide¬', "letters. Hain '12300.", '1*, title ; 1°, lo. Taberius Brixianus Heliae Capreolo s., with Pamphilum Saxum scarmen); 191b, blank; 1922, errata, in There appears to be no doubt that quire r should conclude the whole volume, to which it was probably decided to add the matter contained in quires A-H when the first part was already in the press. The only privilege granted to Misinta for the works of Saxus which is otherwise recorded is that dated 13 June, 1500, in respect of his Sonetti e capitoli published in the same year (Hain¬ Reichling 12289, R. Fulin, Documenti per servire alla storia della The first nineteen lines on B 22 (Gentis Aquitana ... fila sonore) reappear on C 8°, having evidently been used as a block and accidentally inked. In this copy two additional lines (g. i. i prio carmine noster ...) have been stamped at the foot of the first column of errata on 1922. 207 X 147 mm. Quire r is bound immediately after quire q, although manuscript foliation shows that it was originally at the end. Bound before IA. 18742 (Pamphilus de amore, Plannck, Rome, n.d.). Manuscript notes in the same early hand throughout both books. Bought in March, 1893. IA. 31265. Another copy.', "205 X 155 mm. In the headings of Saxus' epistle", 'Domino Deoq suo Sigismondo Gonziaco on 3e and', "epigram Eidem Domino Deoque nostro' on 4' the word", "Deoq' has in each case been heavily obliterated with", 'pen-and-ink. Sheets G 3 and G 4 have changed places in binding. Bound before a copy of De Misintis edition', "of the same author's Capitolo de predestinatione (IA.", '31270, below). IA. 31265a.
POLITIANUS, ANGELUS. Opera. [Edited POLITIANUS, ANGELUS. Opera. [Edited by Alexander Sartius.) 10 August, 1499. 12. TITLE: OPERA ANGELI Politiani: & alia Types: 102 R., GkP. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Catch¬ words. Hain 13219. Reprinted from the edition of Aldus, Venice, 1498 (IB. 24473) with the omission of Miscellanea, Herodiani historia, Lamia and Panepistemon, which, with the exception of the translation of', "Herodian, had been printed by Misinta with Beroaldus' Annota¬", 'tiones in 1496 (IB. 31254). The fictitious imprint is intended to', "conceal the fact that the edition constitutes an infraction of Aldus'", 'privilege for the 1498 original, and Aldus alludes to it in a petition to the Venetian Senate of 17 October, 1502, where he complains', "that in Brescia' hano stampato una de sue opere et falsato, dicendo", 'Bibliographical Society, vol. iv (1898), pp. 233, etc., also Proctor nos. 6421 and 7046). There seems no reason to doubt that the date of the colophon is correct. 278 x 189 mm. Imperfect, wanting the outer sheet of quire M, which includes the blank. Bought. IB. 31268.
SAXUS, PAMPHILUS. Capitolo di predestina¬ breadth of the type-page is 97 mm. Types: 165 G, title, heading on 24; 102 R. Lombard S on 22. Hain 12296? The first appearance of type 165 G. in a dated book, so far as', "the Museum collection shows, is in the same author's Agislariorum", 'gentis origo, 28 June, 1502. The present tract may also belong to the sixteenth century. 199 X 143 mm. Bound with IA. 31265 a (Saxus, Epi- grammata, etc., 1499).
CONSTITUTIONES. Constitutiones Mar- NICOLAUS DE AUXIMO. Spiritualis CONSTITUTIONES. Constitutiones Mar- NICOLAUS DE AUXIMO. Spiritualis *4 October, 1473. chiae Anconitanae. Bishop Aegidius [Albornoz), published 1 May, 1357; 268, col. 2-278 blank; 27°, lib. ii; 101b, 102, blank; 1032, lib. vi ; 1182, additiona constitutions, concluding with that of Pius II dated 1461; 142b letters and bull of Paul II, published 28 May, 1466. A petition of the printer dated 6 April, 1473, and asking that the export of kid-skins should be prohibited, and a purchase on behal', "of the town of one hundred kid-skins' pro constitutionibus fiendis", 'in July and August following are evidently connected with the printing of this book. The records are quoted by G. Annibaldi', "in: M. Federico de' Conti, etc. (1877).", '290 x 207 mm. Capitals supplied in red or blue; that on 9e is illuminated in gold and colours, with an ecclesi¬ astical coat of arms at the foot of the page. Original (?) stamped brown leather, partly rebacked. Bought in August, 1881. IB. 30125. quadriga. [In Italian.) *27 October, 1475. 12. DIICE LAPOSTOLO QVE LLO EL QVALE One line of text has been omitted at the foot of 196 and two lines at the foot of 28°. These have been supplied in manuscript in the present copy, the handwriting being apparently the same as that which made good a similar omission in the Tibullus attributable', "to De Comitibus' first press (IA. 19816, see Addenda below), so that", "the correction was probably made in the printer's office.", 'The use of the latest form of Qu begins in the third quire of this book, dock-tailed Q occurring several times in the first two quires. Apparently the first edition. Osimo, the home of the author, is near Ancona. 204 X 132 mm. On a fly-leaf and at the end is written:', "Loci scti Seuerini', and on the fly-leaf and on 12: ' Iste", 'liber est ad vsuz fris Gratie Fräcigena 1503 (1505) With the book-stamp of the Heber Library. Christophorus de Canibus, partly with pactis in sexto Decretalium. 22. Solemnis repeticio. c. quauis de pactis libro vi. Edita. of text numbered 1-CLXXII. 2 columns. 44: 52 lines and column-numeration, 277 (293) x 180 mm. Type: 106 R. Three capital spaces, two with guide-letters, on 2* and 462. Hain 11680. The measurements suggest that this book is earlier than that printed with the same type which here follows it. Originally catalogued by Proctor as the work of Jacobus de S. Petro (no. 7068). 400 x 270 mm. Rubricated. Originally bound first in a volume of eleven legal tracts, a list of which is written on 1e together with what appears to be a note of ownership doctori plumige (?). On 22 is written: Ad Biblioth Cann: Reggl In Beyrberg [Beuerberg Bought in October, 1867. IC. 31313.
ANGELUS[DEGAMBILIONIBUS DEARETIO.', "spaces, with guide-letters. Hain '1625.", '365 X 260 mm. Without the first blank. Bought in May, 1899. IC. 31316.
MUNDINUS. Anatomia. 42: 44 lines, 207X 120 mm. Types: 105 G., incipit on 22; 95 G. Capital spaces. Hain 11634. 261 X 185 mm. Without the blanks. IB. 31321.
MAINO, JASON DE. Oratio pro initio gymnasii PREITEM FAMOSISSIMVM. D. IASO NEM MAYNVM IVRIS CESAREI 128x 75 mm. Types: 125 R. (capitals only), heading on 1e; 95 G. Capital space on 12. Hain 10979. This oration was delivered on 4 November, 1478 (Argellati, Bibliotheca scriptorum Mediolanensium, tom. ii, pt. I, col. 892). 193 X 140 mm. Without the blanks. Bought in September, 1849. IA. 31327.
JACOBUS [DELLA TORREJ FORLIVI¬ 32: 44 lines, 208 x 120 mm. Types: 105 G., heading on 22, quota¬ tions from Avicenna ; 95 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain 7234. The heading on 22 is printed in long lines. 259 X 181 mm. Without the blank. The text on 20b (c 8b) is not printed out and has been supplied il manuscript. IB. 31324
996 blank. 2 columns. 4°: 48 lines, 200X 125 mm. Type: 83 G* Capital spaces, those at beginnings of books with guide-letters. In later editions this work is ascribed to one Thimo, philosophiae professor. The register assigns five sheets to the first quire, which contains only eight printed leaves, the first signed a 2. The blank leaf at the beginning of the present copy appears to be original. Proctor assumed an additional blank after leaf 5. 285 x 195 mm. Without the second blank in quire a (fol. 6?). Red niger morocco by Douglas Cockerell, 1900. Bought in May, 1900. IB. 31329.
HENTISBERUS, GULIELMUS. Regulae sol¬ Type: 75 G. Hain 8439.', "The erroneous imprint : Parisiis' in Hain's entry derives from a", "misreading of the' pp' si.e. Papiael in the colophon on p. 228 of", 'the Bodleian Catalogue of 1674. 281 X 202 mm. Bought in December, 1923. IB. 31328.
AVICENNA. Canon. (Translated by Ge¬ AVICENNA. Canon. (Translated by Ge¬ rardus Cremonensis.) De viribus cordis, Translated by Arnaldus de Villa Noua.) 16 September, 1482-16 April, 1483. 2. Liber canonis primus quem princeps aboali ablin¬ dd"ee ff. 520 leaves, the first blank. 2 columns, 4 in tables and registers. 64: 57 lines, 217 X 138 mm. Type: 75 G. Capital spaces, those in the early quires with guide-letters. Hain 2204. 1, blank ; 22, liber i Canonis: 77a index to drugs of tract ii of book ii: 794, liber ii : 155a table of contents of book iii ; 1612. liber iii; 3648, register of book iii ; 364b, blank ; 3652, table of contents of book iv ; 3692, liber iv : 4692, liber v ; 5034 de uiribus cordis; 514°, glossary ; 520’, register of books i, ii, iv, y ; 520b blank. The signature of the unsigned eleventh quire is given as k in the 298 X 214 mm. Without the blank. Rubricated. Bought in July, 1879. IB. 31331.
CONCOREGIO, JOANNES DE. De aegritudini¬ Pt. ii: a-feglo he. 66 leaves, the first blank. 2 columns. Pt. i. 5a: 48 lines, 188 x 120 mm. Type: 78 G. Capital spaces, those at beginnings of books with guide-letters. Hain 5615 (whose', "copy read 'ueritissimu' for uerissimù' on 22 of part u).", "l'he heading on 22 of part ii is printed in long lines.", 'Sheets D 3, H 3,4, 11-3, M 4 and quires N-P are quarto, the rest folio. The Jo. de Romagnano mentioned in the colophon of part i was probably the copyist, who completed on 6 April, 141411 the manu¬ script followed by the printer. The Lucidarium is complete in', "itself according to the author's own summary on 22 of part i, so", "that the clause prima pars huius opusculi ...' in the colophon is", 'not strictly correct. 269 X 188 mm. IB. 31334.
GUAINERIUS, ANTONIUS. Practica. [Edited GUAINERIUS, ANTONIUS. Practica. [Edited by Franciscus Bobiensis. 10 January, 1488.', "2° Incipit tractatus d' egritudinibus capitis. editus", 'first blank. 2 columns. 4°: 49 lines, 190 X 133 mm. Type: 78 G. Capital spaces, mostly with guide-letters. Hain 78098 (ignoring the matter in col. 2, 3 of 2564). 289 x 208 mm. Rubricated. In the lower cover is', "written a note of purchase : 'psingulis exposui xi kxx 8.", 'Original (?) stamped pigskin (German). Bought in April, 1866. IB. 31340.
GENTILIS [DE GENTILIBUS) FULGINAS. rubricated. Bought in May, 1896. IB. 31337.
SANCTO GEORGIO, JOANNES ANTONIUS DE. spaces, those in quires a-c, p, q with guide-letters. Hain 77594. 418x 278 mm. Without the last blank. Forme pound first in a volume of legal tracts (cf. note to IC. 17539, vol. iv, p. 42). Manuscript foliation, showing that the table of rubrics (126-135) was bound at the end; it is now enclosed between the eleventh (blank) and twelfth eaves. Bought in July, 1858. last blank. 2 columns, 5 in index on 1b. 272 : 74 lines, 306X 190 mm. Type: 83 G. Capital spaces. Hain 77587. 427 X 290 mm. On 22 is written: Monasterij oeno¬ Rothensis (Rot am Inn. Bought in April, 1866. IC. 31349.
SANCTO GEORGIO, JOANNES ANTONIUS DE. spaces, with guide-letters. Hain 77590 (from a copy in which the register was bound at the end). 369 X 254 mm. Without the blank. The super- numerary second leaf in quire k, signed k ii, is misbound before the last leaf of the quire. Rubricated. On 27 1 written: Monasterij S. Margarethæ in Baumburg. Bought in April, 1866. IC. 31352.
GOMETIUS HISPANUS. Quaestio de 1P. Cometius hispanus ordinis minorum Magnifico Anselmo meie matuano. S. 22. Cometij hispani ordinis', "Folio. a-d'e'. 28 leaves, the last blank. 2 columns. 32: 56", 'lines, 233 x 144 mm. Types: 160 G.; 83G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain 5542. Gometius Hispanus is identifiable with the Gometius de Ulisipone Hispanus who edited the Summa Astesani for De Colonia and Manthen at Venice in 1478 (IB. 20338, vol. v, p. 233). In his letter on 1° to Anselmus Meia (presumably the Meianus of Proctor 8391, lA. 40985) Gometius says that he is criticizing  quaestionem ... de subiecto naturalis philosophiae a . .. Nicoletto Vernia', "Theatino editam'.", 'Apparently the editio princeps of the commentary of Duns on the De anima. 307 X 215 mm. Without the blank. Bought. IB. 31345.
MAINO, JASON DE. Oratio ad Alexandrum VI', "In the dedicatory letter on 12, which is dated: 'Ex academia", "ticinensi duodecimo Kalendas lanuarii anno ... Mcccc°. lxxxxiii',", "the author remarks : 'Accipe igitur princeps ...dissertatiunculam:", 'The date must surely be intended for a day in January, 1493, i.e. about a month after the oration was delivered in Rome. The present appears to be the first edition printed at Pavia.', "This book was catalogued as part of the heading ' Pavia,", "Miscellaneous' by Proctor (no. 7116). The type differs from 83 G.", 'in signed work of Carcanus only in having ę and a very long single hyphen. 176 x 128 mm. Bound twenty-sixth in a tract-volume beginning with IA. 18602, q.v. (vol. iv, p. 95). Bought in September, 1838. IA. 31363.
PHILELPHUS, FRANCISCUS. Fabulae. This book has hitherto been catalogued according to the colophon as Venetian (Proctor 4597, and vol. v of the present Catalogue, p. 296, lA. 21285, and p. 595, IA. 21284). The type, however, appears to agree exactly with Carcanus 95 G., while it is not known to occur elsewhere in Venetian printing, and of the water- marks two, the rosette and the snake, are characteristically Milanese-Pavian. The book has, therefore, been here recatalogued and appended to the work of Carcanus, as one of several instances of tracts of Philelphus printed at or near Milan with bogus im¬ prints (cf. vol. iv, p. 63 and vol. vi, pp. 703 and 734). 204X 142 mm. Bound twelfth in a tract-volume beginning with IA. 27527 (Fontius, Orationes, Di Libri, Florence, n.d.), q.v., vol. vi, p. 662. With the book¬', "stamp of the Royal Society 'ex dono Henr. Howard", "Norfolciensis'.", 'Bought in March, 1924. IA. 31365. Another copy. 187 X 124 mm. Imperfect, wanting the last leaf. Grenville copy (G. 9307).
CICERO, MARCUS TULLIUS. Rhetorica noua. JEIT SI NE GOTIIS FAMLIARI bus primns 177 X 108 mm. Type: 107 R. Capital spaces. Hain 5072. Gesamtkatalog 6723. 283X 205 mm. Without the blanks. Beneath the colophon is written: Est puët"s sci Dominici d Laude 1546. From the Sunderland Library. Bought in May, 1882. IB. 31385. *1478. 56 lines, 288 x 175 mm. Type: 102 R. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain 4293, 4294. Gesamtkatalog 5944. 5 X 265 mm. Without the blank. On 22 is written: Cæsaris Mareti Senris I. C. Bought in October, 1900. IC. 31372.
HUGO [BENZIJ SENENSIS. Super quarta *Undated. by Marsilius de Sancta Sophia.) 22, dICEMVS Quod res medilcationis ex una triù 44: 56 lines, 285 X 171 mm. Type: 102 R. Capital spaces, witn guide-letters. 406 x 282 mm. Of the same provenance as pt. 7 ol IC. 31380, as is shown by the style of the binding and the peculiar floral decoration (presumably 19th-century work) on the early pages of both. On a fly-leat is the signature of J. P. Harriss. With the book-label of George Dunn. Bought in December, 1917. IC. 31383.
FALCUTIUS, NICOLAUS. Sermones medi¬', "hi. 86 leaves, the first blank. Pt. vii: a-d'o es fglo hè i-2721.", 'A-HIKSLe. 358 leaves, the first blank. 2 columns. Pt. ii. 5°: 76 lines of type 75 G., 281 x 168 mm. Pt. iii, 32: 66 lines of type 83 G., 276 x 167 mm. Pt. v, 32 : 73 lines of type 79 G., 288 X 169 mm. Types: 160 G., first words of chapters throughout; 83 G., text in pts. in, iv, vii and on leaf hI of pt. vi ; 79 G., text in quires a-z, K, L of pt. v and quires a-g,i, and leaves h 2-8 of pt. vi: 75 G., text in pt. ii, and quires A-I of pt. v. Capital spaces, a few', "with guide-letters. Hain '11767 (2-7).", 'The breadth of the type-page is about 168 mm. everywhere except in quires a-z of pt. v, where it gradually increases to about 178 mm. and in the last two quires of the same part and through¬ out pt. vi, where it measures 175-8 mm. In the last quire of pt. iii a separate sheet containing the table and register (ff. 320, 321) is inserted after fol. 319. Part i, edited by Bassinis, was completed on Christmas Eve, 1484. It has 66 lines to the page and is therefore probably printed with 83 G. From the colophon of pt. iii it appears that this was the part with which the printer resumed the task which he had been compelled through lack of funds to put aside in 1481 on the completion of pt. il ; possibly he had then also completed quires A-I of pt. v. which are in the same type (75 G.). Parts ii-iv: about 388 x 270 mm. Imperfect, wanting 1 5, 6 of pt. ii and the blanks, except that at the end of pt. in. Each part contains the armorial book-plate of Count Carlo Archinto, and on the back a press-marked label, on 22 of pt. ii is an apparently contemporary coat of arms lettered 1O IA D M, on the last page of pt. ii is written: Fratris fabali de Laude: Dni Redulfi; & Amicon eius: Ego sum’, and on 22 of pt. iv is the book¬ stamp of the Museo Cavaleri. Yellow vellum.—Parts y. vi bound in one: 399 x 265 mm. Imperfect, wanting quire d and the blank of pt. vi. Vellum.—Part vii : 413 X 280 mm. Without the blank. On 22 is a circular book-stamp lettered: BSAM, perhaps that of the Augustinians of Munich. With the book-label of George Dunn. Brown leather with green back, possibly of the same provenance as IB. 26533; cf. also IC. 31383. Parts ii-iv bought in October, 1910, parts y, vi in November, 1909, part vii in February, 1914. IC. 31380.
GIRARDENGUS. *15 October, 1480. 2°. Subtilissimi doctoris sancti Thome de Aquino clarissima interpretatio in metha phisicam Aristotilis. 32: 56 lines and head-line, 192 (200) x 115 mm. Types: 160 Ge.;', "69 G. Capital spaces. Hain '1508.", '280 x 198 mm. Half-leather over old boards. Bought in March, 1906. IB. 31392.
PAULUS [NICOLETTIJ VENETUS. Sum¬ lines, 144 x 89 mm. Types: 160 G°.; 69 G. Capital spaces. The second column of 3e is left blank. 191 X 140 mm. Bought in July, 1864.
ARMANDUS DE BELLOVISU. De de¬ Lyons, by Pellechet (no. 1270), and to De Colonia and Manthen, Venice, by Copinger (no. 644). The imperfect date in the colophon may be either that of the manuscript used by the printer or that of printing. On the assumption that it is the latter the year 1480 has sometimes been', "supplied, in which case this tract would be Girardengus' earliest", 'work. But he is scarcely likely to have started with an unsigned book. 187 X 200 mm. Rubricated in the same style as Manthen, Venice, 1477), which is bound up with it. From the library of the Duke of Sussex. Bought in November, 1844. IB. 31395.
ANDREAE, JOANNES. Novella super sexto', "64 lines, 275 x 160 mm. Types: 130 G., 86 G'., bulk of book:", '160 Gu., 86 G., quires y, 7, sheets y. 1-3. Capital spaces, mostly illuminated in gold and colours and in the blank space at the top of the page is a sketch for a miniature of the Pope and Cardinals. An attempt has been made by érasure and pen-and-ink to correct the erroneous title given to the book in the colophon. Bought in October, 1901. IC. 31400.
CRASSUS, PETRUS. Repetitio c. Cum ad lines, 260x 153 mm. Types: 160 Ge.; 86 G. Capital space on 22. Hain 5811. On 164 is the blind impression of a large part of 12b 411 X 281 mm. Without the blank. Bought in June, 1859. IC. 31402.
PONTANUS, LUDOVICUS. Consilia et allega¬ 21“: 71 lines, 306 x 186 mm. Types: 160 Ge.; 86 G. A few capital spaces, with guide-letters. Catchwords. Red printed', "heading on 192. Hain '13275.", '14, blank : 1b rubricae ; 2’, tabula composita per Bapt. de 386 x 280 mm. Without the blank. Rubricated. Bought in October, 1867. IC. 31406.
BIRRETA AND GIRARDENGUS. 295 x 179-80 mm. Types: 160 Ge.; 92 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters, except the first. Catchwords. Hain 5875. 416 x 275 mm. Without the blank. Formerly bound after IC. 31343, q.v., p. 998, in a tract-volume. Bought in July, 1858. IC. 31409.
SALIS, BAPTISTA DE. Rosella casuum dudum aBbas tres ordies minolres in suo mõasterio tm oferre pt:... 41°. Reueredissimo i xpo pri : et illustrissimo except on 41°-42°, 465b. 462: 49 lines, and head-line, 159 (164) x II1 (with marginalia 122) mm. Types: 120 G.; 65 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain *14182 (counting 565 printed leaves by error and placing the table of contents immedi¬ ately before the table of rubrics). Gesamtkatalog 3324. 12 blank ; 1°, index of headings and authorities; 52, alphabetical table of contents ; 40°, col. 2, 412, blank ; 41°, author’s dedication to Cardinal Ascanio Sforza ; 42°, answer of the Cardinal, elegiacs from the author and the Cardinal ; 432, text ; 4542, col. 2, bull (Etsi dominici gregis) of Sixtus IV, dated 30 December, 1479; 4552, table of rubrics ; 465°, memorial verses; 466, blank.', "A printed slip reading 'Estitö' is pasted over a misprint in the", "heading ' Restitutio .v.' on oo 82.", "In his dedication the author remarks (422) : 'Accipe laborum", 'meorum ultimum fructum: pontificii scilicet iuris summam Rosellam casuum dudum Baptistiniana nuncupata ... This appears to be the first edition of the revised version, in which the author calls himself Baptista Troamala, the concluding elegiacs with the', "acrostic ' Baptista de Salis' being, however, retained.", '212X 158 mm. Rubricated. Original (?) German stamped pigskin, with the brand of a flower on the top and bottom edges, of the same provenance as IA. 1382 (vol. i, p. 104). Sheets C 3, 4 are bound before sheets C1, 2, sheet y 4 before sheet y 3, and sheets tt 3,4 before', "sheets tt 1, 2. Dr. Kloss's copy, with his book label.", 'Bought in June, 1862. IA. 31410
MAINO, JASON DE. De jure emphyteutico. 3a: 83 lines and column-numeration, 308 (316) x 188 mm. Types: 190 G.; 75 G. Capital spaces, mostly with guide-letters. Columns of text numbered j-cxxvii, starting with col. 2 on 22. Catchwords, Hain 10962. Probably reprinted from the edition of De Zerbo, 1484 (IC. 31426), in which also the columns are numbered. 406 x 278 mm. Old vellum. Bought in May, 1923. IC. 31411.
ALEXANDER DE ALES. Summa uni¬ spaces, mostly with guide-letters. Hain *644. Gesamtkatalog 872. Probably reprinted from the edition of Koberger, Nuremberg, 1481, 1482 (IC. 7251). For the panegyricum carmen on the author on 5° of pt. 1 of that edition are here substituted (on 10°) seven elegiac couplets beginning : O cui diuini sermonis pagina cure est : written: pro loco ville noue. Original (?) half-leather over boards.— Part ii: 215 X 158 mm. On 168 is written: pertinet conuentui sci sps custodie valentie. Old vellum. — Part iii wanting.—Part iv: 196 X 145 mm. Imperfect, wanting quire MMMM. Old vellum. Part i bought in October, 1902, part ii in March, IA. 31412.
1906, part iv in April, 1911.', "Octavo. a-g8 h'o. 66 leaves, the first and last blank, 4-0,", 'numbered i-62. 2 columns. 122 : 32 lines and head-line, 103 (111) x 72 mm. Type: 65 G. Capital space, with guide-letter, on 44, Lombards elsewhere. Hain ’ 3560 (in whose copy the last leat', "of print was numbered '60’). Gesamtkatalog 4748.", '155 X 105 mm. Without the last blank. Formery bound second in a tract-volume. Bought in June, 1884. IA. 31413.
BALDUS DE UBALDIS. Lectura super by Ambrosius Tersagus.) *2 October, 1490. 1° Ad Lectorem. 99°. COLOPHON: Papie per loan¬ 160 Ga.; 120 G. (lower case only, with capitals of and ranging with 92 G.), quotations, headings in table ; 92 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Red printed heading on 2° Head-lines above right-hand column on rectos on and after 6°. Catchwords. Hain 2321. 1a blank; 1° address to reader, epitaph of Baldus ; 22 super', "leuitate conspicimus labefactari', praises the present text of Baldus", "as restored 'pristinae sinceritati' by the labours of the printers", "and 'accuratissima in destruendis erroribus ... Prothasii Bozoli", 'emendatio . The last paragraph on 1192 recommends the table of', "Tersagus as superseding 'veterem tabulam iamdiu impressam'", "i.e. that of the edition printed in domo A. & R. de Vulterris'", 'Rome, s.a. (IC. 17694, vol. iv, p. 47). The signs H and 3 between which the additions of Baldus are enclosed in that edition are here reproduced without explanation. 410X 284 mm. Without the blanks. Bought in March, 1906. IC. 31414.
MISSALE ROMANUM. %6 June, 1491. igit cle mentissime pater ... 163b. (red) Incipit officium propri¬um sanctorum. In vigilia sancti Andree blank, 13-253 numbered j-24i, in red. 2 columns, except on 1b- 6“. 30°: 39 lines, 133x 78 mm. Types: 68 G., 58 (68) G. Red printed Lombards, also capital spaces, with guide-letters. Four¬ line staves for music. Hain 11396. 178X 110 mm. Without the blank. Bought in June, 1858. IA. 31415.
JOHANNES [DE GADESDENJ ANGLICUS. numbered 1-173. 2 columns, except on 28 2b 72: 54 lines and foliation, 213 (227) X 135 mm. Types: 160 Gb.; 79 G. Capital', "spaces, with guide-letters. Catchwords. Hain '1108.", '1a title; 1° blank; 22, Nicolaus Scyllatius Siculus Ambrosio Varisio Rosato ducali physico ac consiliario s.d. ; 32, tabula noua IB. 31417.
CAEPOLLA, BARTHOLOMAEUS. De seruituti¬', "Folio. Part i : a' ; a-d'e“ ; aa* ; aa-dd' ee“. 84 leaves, the first", 'blank, 5-41 numbered i-37, 47-84 numbered i-38. Part ii: A2 A-D8. 34 leaves, the last blank, 3-33 numbered i-3i. 2 columns. Part i, 68: 68 lines and foliation, 290 (307) X 177 mm. Type: 86 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Catchwords. Hain *4850+4866. Gesamtkatalog 6501 +6479. It appears to be singular in containing the name of Birreta only. 412 X 288 mm. Without the last blank. Bought in June, 1894. IC. 31418.
GIRARDENGUS. 4 January, 1498. 12. TITLE: Calculationes Suiseth anglici. 792. CoLo¬ PHON : Subtilissimi doctoris anglici Suiseth cal- cula¬ head-line, 225 (235) x 137 mm. Types: 160 Ge.; 90 G., part of colophon, verses on 79b: 68 (7o) G. Capital spaces, with guide¬ letters. Catchwords at inmost opening and end of quires. Hain 15138.', "The editor's dedicatory letter on 1b is addressed 'Ambrosio", "Rosato ducali protomedico'. The epigrams to the reader and the", 'editor on 79° are by Steph. de Compiano, lo. lacobus de Feliciano ex marchionibus Ceue, lacobus Veronicus Brixianus, and Iulianus 296 x 203 mm. With the book-label of George Dunn. Bought in February, 1914. IB. 31419.
PORCHUS, JOANNES CHRISTOPHORUS. Lec¬ except colophon and register. 52: 60 lines, 280 x 167 mm. Types: 130 G.; 94 G., head-line of register on 1982; 93 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain 13292. The first edition. The prefatory note on 22, setting forth how this work, at first anonymous, was afterwards found to be by Porchus, is presumably by Maino. 408 x 287 mm. Imperfect, wanting sheet f1. The blank is pasted down on the top cover. On 22 is written: Ad Bibliothecam ffrum Minorum Pedeponti Stadt am Hof. With the book-plate of G. Langwert a Simmern, ep. Teutraniae [Tripoli in Syrial, 1728. Original (?) half leather over boards. Bought in July, 1869. IC. 31424.
MAINO, JASON DE. De jure emphyteutico. 22. (head-line) yks. m. De iure emphiteotico Rica. pReses Titul° de jure emphiteotico ... 76e. CoLo¬ of S. N. D. B.J.', "Folio, a-g'hi'k'. 76 leaves, the first blank. 2 columns in", 'body of text. 32 : 60 lines and column-numeration, 281 (286) X 177 mm. Types: 130 G.; 94 G. Capital space, with guide-letter, on 22 and 672. Columns of text numbered I-CCXLI, starting with', "col. 1 on 2°. Hain '10961.", "1, blank ; 24, text ; 66b, col. 2, verses beginning ' Legerit huc", 'Reprinted from the edition of Rugerius, Bologna, 1481 (Hain 10960), which also has column-numeration. 7 X 248 mm. Imperfect, wanting sheet e 3, the place of which is taken by a duplicate of sheet e 4. On 1e is written: Co. Eques Emilius Emilius, 1718. Bought in June, 1897. IC. 31426.
BERNARDUS. Sermones super Cantica 64: 42 lines, 195 x 119 mm. Types: 130 G., first words of text on 5*; 94 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain 2857. Gesamt- katalog 3935. The type-pages on 175b, 1762 are five lines short. The Johannes de Ripa who is shown by the verses on 4b to have been in some way connected with the production of this book may be identical with the Zaninus Ripa who worked with De Carcano in 1476. 286 x 210 mm. Without the blanks. Bought in August, 1890. IB. 31433.
ANDREAE, JOANNES. Mercuriales quaes¬ blank. 2 columns. 92: 60 lines, 281 X 164 mm. Type: 94 G.', "Capital spaces, that on 2a with guide-letter. Hain '1059 (counting", '142 printed leaves). Gesamtkatalog 1738. 392 X 273 mm. On 2° is written: Ex Bibliotheca Windhagiana. The first and last blanks appear to be pasted down on the covers. Bought in April, 1877. IC. 31435.
WITH STEPHANUS DE GEORGIIS. *25 July, 25 September, 1484. PART I: 1b. Registrum repertorij: ac summe domini (head-line) yks Ma. Incipit materia ad pandectam secundü Ioh. 398°. COLOPHON : Deo Gratias Amen In regia ciuitate studiorum matre Papie: per eosdem lines and head-line (book-number), 280 (293) x 173 mm. Types: 130 G.; 120 G., most head-lines; 94 G., headings on 24*; 93 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain 2232. Gesamtkatalog 3145. The first part is reprinted from the edition of Drach, Speyer, 1482 (IC. 8531). The second part contains: Materia ad pandectam secundum loannem (3192), Summa trium libb. Codicis, by Pla¬ centinus (3422), Summa secundum loannem cum additionibus IC. 31454.
TORTUS, HIERONYMUS. Consilium in fauorem TORTUS, HIERONYMUS. Consilium in fauorem *13 July, 1485 populi Florentini editum. The first edition. In his address to the reader on 1° Ganic remarks of this tract: "Hieronymus Tortus dum in humanis ageret hoc praestanti munere me discipulum . . . donauit ... igitur..', "lectorem' which follow the address also speak of ' Christophorus", 'de gente Canum quod pressit ahenis . . . tabulis . ... 415 x 282 mm. Bound third in a tract-volume begin¬ ning with IC. 31498, q.v. Bought in July, 1882. IC. 31458.
ALONE. The number of lines to the page varies. 204 X 142 mm.
Bought. with guide-letter, on 22. Hain 12017. 415 x 282 mm. Without the blank. Bound fifth in a tract-volume beginning with IC. 31498, q.v., p. 1010. Bought in July, 1882. IC. 31470.
BALDUS DE UBALDIS. Lectura super', "with guide-letters. Hain '2273.", 'betur contractus simulatus; 61P, repetitio Barth. de Saliceto; 65b IC. 3490). 384 x 278 mm. Without the blank. Bought in April, 1877. IC. 31474.
RODOLPHIS, LAURENTIUS DE. Tractatus spaces, some with guide-letters. Hain 13958. 419X 289 mm. On 46 is the stamp of the Royal Society ex dono Henr. Howard Norfolciensis. Bought in November, 1893. IC. 31476.
TORTUS, HIERONYMUS. Consilium in fauorem Undated.', "Catchwords on 2b, 3b, 42. Hain '15579.", '410 x 280 mm. Formerly ff. 66-71 of a tract-volume. Bought in January, 1868. IC. 31480.
AEGIDIUS [COLUMNAJ ROMANUS. Ex¬ 104: 60 lines, 200X 134 mm. Type: 67 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Catchwords. Hain 129.', "Apparently the first edition. The author's dedication on 22 is", "addressed 'lacobo domini lohannis Gagethani Rothomagensi", "canonico', the work itself beginning at par. 2 with the words:", 'Philosophus in secundo Physicorum. The table is printed on a separate sheet inserted after the first leaf. 280 x 188 mm. On 2° is written: Conuentus s. Fran- Bought in April, 1908. IB. 31482.
ALBERTUS MAGNUS. De praedicabilibus 58 lines, 192 x 122 mm. Type: 67 G. Capital spaces, a few with guide-letters. Hain 490. Gesamtkatalog 675.', "This tract comprises the first two parts of the author's Logica.", 'This and the following tract are here brought together with the Aegidius Romanus of July, 1491, because they are the only texts of scholastic interest printed by De Canibus and apparently the only work done by him with type 67 G. 264X 195 mm. Bound in stamped red morocco by Leighton. Bought in May, 1902. IB. 31507.
ALBERTUS MAGNUS. Super sex Prin¬ This tract, which was evidently printed about the same time as', "the preceding, comprises the third part of the author's Logica.", '280 x 202 mm. Rubricated in the first two quires. Bought in November, 1909. IB. 31508.
SPINELLUS, NICOLAUS. Lectura super', "spaces, with guide-letters. Catchwords. Hain '14953.", '365 x 251 mm. Without the blanks. A book-stamp', "dated 1863 has been erased on 2'.", 'Bought in April, 1930. IC. 31483.
NATTA, GEORGIUS. Repetitio Clement. Saepe 42 ; 70 lines, head-line (title of section), and column-numeration, 301 (305, 316) x 183mm. Types: 130 G., 120 G., headings; 86 G., text. Capital spaces, mostly with guide-letters. Column-numera¬ tion. Catchwords. Hain *11679. Each main section of the tract has separate column-numeration, beginning on 32, viz.: In principio, 5-98; §. Non sic tamen, 3-39; §. Et quia, i-35; §. Quae omnia, i-38. The collation of quires i, k seems doubtful ; possibly quire k should be taken to consist of six leaves inserted between the last leaf and the last leaf but one of quire i.', "The paragraph preceding the printer's colophon remarks:", 'Reliquum est Deo summo gratias agere quo auctorse huic operi Bought in April, 1873. IC. 31486.
ANGELUS DE UBALDIS. Disputationes. ANGELUS DE UBALDIS. Disputationes. Undated. 22 Incipiut disputationes putiles Ange. de Perusio. 72 lines and head-line, 307 (316) x 198 mm. Types: 130 G.; 86 G.', "Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Catchwords. Hain '15886.", 'The admixture in type 86 G. is here as in the preceding book (see note of type), except that the e of type 85 G. is infrequent. Catalogued among the Italian adespota by Proctor (no. 7428). 362 X 245 mm. Without the blank. Bought in January, 1868. IC. 31490.
PONTANUS, LUDOVICUS. Lectura super Tortis (red). Folio, a° b-h6; i-18. 68 leaves, the first and last blank. 2 columns. 8a: 66 lines and head-line, 281 (290) x 178 mm. Types: 130 G.; 86 G. Capital spaces, mostly with guide-letters. Catchwords.', "Hain's entry no. 13279 includes a confused reference to this", 'book ; see note to IC. 31571, p. 1015 below. 413 X 285 mm. Without the blanks. Bought in July, 1877. IC. 31495.
MAINO, JASON DE. Lectura super titulo In¬ 2 columns. 42 : 72 lines and head-line, 305 (313) X 195 min. Types: 130 G.; 86 G. Capital space, with guide-letter, on 2- and 3b. Catchwords. Hain 10965. 415 x 282 mm. Without the blanks. The first tract in a volume containing also IC. 31569, 31458, 31055. 31470, and 31656. On a fly-leaf is the armorial book-', "plate of the Royal Society and on 22 its stamp' ex dono", "Henr. Howard Norfolciensis'.", 'Bought in July, 1882. IC. 31498.
SOCINUS, BARTHOLOMAEUS. Repetitio legis tate no aditam. S. in uerbo monachus. FINIS. Folio. a-e’. 30 leaves, the first blank. 2 columns. 42: 70 lines, 300X 191 mm. Types: 130 G.; 86 G. Capital spaces, with', "guide-letters. Catchwords. Hain '14848.", 'Type 86 G. is in its later (pure) state in this book. Bought in January, 1868. IC. 31503.
GOTHARDUS DE BUSCODUCIS. Col¬ 119 January, 1497. 1e. TITLE: Collectum Institutionum. Iurisqe viaticu Deo coope rante, nouiter compositum. Libellus vtilis¬ 100 G.; 78 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Circular dia¬ grams in quires B-I. Hain 77816.', "The author is described on 32 as ' Gothardus Alamanus e Busco¬", "ducis Brabantiae: Papiensis legum auditor' and states on 2152", 'that he compiled his work at Pavia during September, 1496. The two inmost sheets of quires L-N are octavo, the rest quarto. 190 X 136 mm. On the title is the signature of Sigis¬ mundus Oder. Bought in July, 1877. IA. 31594.
SANCTO GEORGIO, JOANNES ANTOMIUS DE. blank. 2 columns. 512: 74 lines and head-line, 289 (293) X 191 mm. Types: 160 G.; 78 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters, Hain 17584. Reprinted, in part with the same page-contents, from Scinzen-', "zeler's edition, Milan, 1494 (IC. 26748), in the colophon of which", "are found the words Anno salutis dominice', here left uncon¬", 'nected. 378 x 262 mm. The binding (brown leather) suggests the same provenance as that of IA. 23863 and IC. 31383. On 1e is the signature: I. C. lo. Antonij Anigoni (Arrigoni?). Bought in June, 1892. IC. 31596.
MILITIO, ALBRICUS DE. De testibus. 1a. DEVICE y (TITLE:) Subtilis ac perutilis tralscta¬ Hain 14007 (whose copy wanted the last leaf). Gesamtkatalog 521. This tract, the first words of which are : Conspiciens testium materiam frequentem et necessariam ..., is ascribed simply to', "Albricus' in the Milanese edition of 1494 (Hain 14006) from", 'which the present is probably reprinted, the surname de rosate in the title being an erroneous amplification. 412 X 290 mm. Formerly bound fifth in a tract- volume. Bought in January, 1868. IC. 31598.
THOMAS AQUINAS. Commentarius in 44 ; 48 lines, 186 x 129 mm. Types: 93 G., incipit on 24; 77 G Capital spaces, mostly with guide-letters. Part of Hain 1521. 279X 195 mm. Without the blanks. Bought in March, 1906. IB. 31521.
THOMAS AQUINAS. Expositio super libris spaces, with guide-letters. Hain 1534. Sheets f 2, h 2 are quarto, the rest folio. A number of pages contain only 43 or 42 lines. 278 X 199 mm. Bought in April, 1911. IB. 31523
COSTA, STEPHANUS. De consanguinitate et 2b: 59lines, 274 X 169 mm. Types: 180 G., first words of sections; 93 G.; 77 G., inscriptions of arbor on 6b. Capital space, witn guide-letter, on 22 and 72. Hain 5788. 376 x 264 mm. Without the blanks. On 110 is the oval stamp of the Discalced Carmelites of Munich. Bought in July, 1867. IC. 31524.
COSTA, STEPHANUS. De ludo. 296 X 179 mm. Types: 180 G., first word of text; 92 G. Capital space, with guide-letter, on 22. Hain 15785. 412 X 270 mm. Without the blank. Bought in April, 1866. IC. 31526.
PETRUS DE ABANO. Conciliator dif¬', "M'; Nr. 294 leaves, the first and last blank. 2 columns. 32:", '63 lines and head-line (number of differentia), 204 (211) X 138 mm. Type: 64 G. Capital spaces, some with guide-letters. Space for diagram on 152. Hain 13. 1, blank ; 24, Conciliator; 280b, matter additional to diff. 39 and bort, Venice, 1483 (IB. 21557), with the addition of the tracts De', "venenis and De terminatione venenorum. The editor's note that", "the Conciliator had already been bis impressus' is here changed", "to ter'.", 'Quires c, d, f, n-r, K and sheets b4, h2, 82, 4, t2, u2, 51, A3, 4, C3. D4, LI, M3 are folio, the rest quarto. 271X 191 mm. Fully rubricated. On 18 is the signa¬ ture Butts, presumably Sir William Butts, physician to King Henry VIII, the book having formerly been in the old Royal Library. IB. 31533.
MAINO JASON DE. Lectura super prima last blank. 2 columns, except on part of 22 and on 225°. 42 : 69 lines and head-line, 310 (319) x 197 mm. Types: 145G.; 90 G. Capital spaces, a few with guide-letters. Hain 10955. In his prefatory address to the Duke on 22, dated 10 December,', "1490, the author remarks : ' Statui commentaria in quattuor ordi¬", 'narias humani iuris partes edere : quae annis superioribus publica', "lectione absolui'. The address to his students which follows it", 'ends with the words : "Condescendo ad interpretationem secundi', "libri Codicis', where secundi' is an error for primi'.", 'Reichling, in his description of Hain 10955, gives a variant of the general colophon : Expliciunt comentaria in primâ parte¬ in reprints. The De jure emphyteutico, which has column-numeration (i-iso) is no doubt copied from F. Girardengus 1489 edition (IC. 31411). 411X294 mm. Imperfect, wanting the first leaf as described by Reichling. At the end of sections is the signature of Joannes Stiglitzius. On 22 is the signature of Adam Schiel and the note Ad Bibliothecam ffrum', "Minorum Pedeponti [Stadt am Hofj', in the top cover", 'the book-plate of G. Langwert a Simmern, ep. Teutra¬ niae, 1728 (cf. IC. 31424, p. 1006). Half-leather over
old boards. old boards. Bought in July, 1867. 1C. 31543. 5°: 70 lines, 300 x 198 mm. Type: 86 Ge. Capital spaces, a few with guide-letters. Reprinted from the edition of De Soziis, Venice, 1484 (IC. 22586, p. 398), the references to him and to Zerbus in the preliminary matter being left unchanged. 393 X 270 mm. Without the blank. Leaf 131 slightly mutilated. With the note of ownership of Joannes de Olina Caballa, advocate, of Orta, Josephus his son, and Joannes and Joannes Petrus, nephews of Josephus (16th century). On a fly-leaf at the end is the later signature: Philippi Archinti. Bought in March, 1906. IC. 31566.
De inductione formarum [Edited by Petrus Felix speculationes. Undated. Hodeschus. minimus veritatis inspector... 34°. COLOPHON: Com¬', "Papiae quartodecimo kl's iulias’, the year being omitted.", "The words 'editio secunda’ in the colophon presumably signify", 'either that this is the second tract on the subject written by the author or that it is a revised version. Nothing appears to be', "known of Zaccarias, whose book is described as 'opus praeclaris¬", 'simum mea opera in lucem reuocandum by the editor. 231 X 170 mm. Formerly part of a tract-volume. Bought in November, 1844. IB. 31565.
SANDEUS, FELINUS. Super prooemio De¬ 3“: 72 lines and head-line, 311 (320) x 206 mm. Types: 160 G.;', "86 G2. Capital spaces, some with guide-letters. Hain '14290.", '413X 290 mm. Formerly bound before a copy of Sandeus, Super tit. De rescriptis, etc., presumably of the', "same printers' edition, 1495 (IC. 31570).", 'Bought in January, 1868. IC. 31567.
ANGELUS[DE GAMBILIONIBUSJDEARETIO 4 : 72 lines and head-line, 310 (318) x 205 mm. Types: 160 G.; 60 GP. Capital spaces, that on 24 with guide-letter. Hain 1617. 415X 282 mm. Bound after IC. 31498, q.v., p. 1010. Bought in July, 1882. IC. 31569.
SANDEUS, FELINUS. Super tit. De re¬ columns, except on 9b and 1692. 142: 72 lines and head-line, 308 (317) x 204 mm. Types: 160 G.; 86 G2. Capital spaces, some', "with guide-letters. Hain '14304.", 'Reprinted from the edition of De Pasqualibus, Venice, 1489 (IC. 22267). The table has been compressed so as to make room for a Tabula ad inuenienda capitula secundum numerum chartarum on 8a, col. 2 ; 8° and 9à are blank. 420 x 288 mm. Without the last blank. Bound with IC. 31605, q.v., p. 1017. Bought in December, 1917. IC. 31570.
PONTANUS, LUDOVICUS. Lectura super Septébris. 107b Registrum huius operis. ... (col. 3) operatur odempnationem DEVICE Jof Jac. Tortus) (red).', "Folio. a-d'e-q'r“ 108 leaves, the first and last blank. 2", 'columns. 32 : 66 lines and head-line, 285 (299) x 177 mm. Types: 160 G.; 86 G°. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Catchwords. Hain 13279.', "Hain's entry is derived from Denis, Supplement, p. 415, who", 'apparently misdescribed a volume containing a copy both of this book and of the Pontanus, Super ii. parte Codicis, printed by De Canibus in the same year (see IC. 31495, p. 1010 above). 411 x 282 mm. Without the last blank. Bought in July, 1877. IC. 31571.
SANDEUS, FELINUS. Commentaria in tit. 2 columns. 38: 72 lines and head-line, 310 (319) x 201 mm. Types: 160 G.; 86 Gb. Capital spaces, that on 22 with guide-letter.', "Catchwords. Hain '14310.", '411 x 285 mm. Imperfect, wanting sheet dI, for which later blanks have been substituted. On 22 is written: Ad Bibliothec. PP. Francisc. Amberge. Bought in January, 1868. IC. 31573.
UBALDIS, ANGELUS DE. Consilia. [With a 160 G.; 80 G. Capital spaces, the first with guide-letter. Catch¬ The sixth and seventh leaves of quire h form a separate sheet inserted between the fifth and eighth leaves. 400X 277 mm. Bound before IC. 31577. Bought in March, 1876. IC. 31576.
UBALDIS, ANGELUS DE. Consilia deficientia Folio. a-h6i*; A“. 56 leaves, 1, 52, and 56 blank. 2 columns. spaces, the first with guide-letter. Catchwords. Hain 15866. 400X 277 mm. Bound with IC. 31576. Bought in March, 1876. IC. 31577.
NICELLIS, CHRISTOPHORUS DE. Concord¬ and edited by Antonius de Nicellis.) 24 October, 1495. 1e. TITLE: Concordantie contrarietatuz Bartoli. The initial letters of the 337 sections into which the book is divided form an acrostic reading as the incipit on 24. This is alluded to in two elegiac couplets following the incipit; Si cupis o lector verum cognoscere nomen tus l.V. scholaris precede the colophon, The reference in the proem on 1b to lectures delivered by the', "editor' de ano pniti. M. clxxv' seems to be merely a misprint.", 'Ths book was catalogued as the work of J. A. de Honate by Proctor (no. 7098). 395 X 270 mm. Rubricated. Bought in July, 1877. IC. 31601.
SCYLLACIUS, NICOLAUS. Opuscula.', "fe, list of contents, general dedication 'Alphonso Cauallarie.", 'In this copy a blank is left on 26b after the Epitaphium Fran¬ chinae Becchariae. 203 X 146 mm. Imperfect, wanting sheets 1 2, 3. The last two items of the list of contents on 1e are obliterated with pen-and-ink. Bought in October, 1885. IA. 31603.
SANDEUS, FELINUS. Super prooemio De¬ lines and head-line, 318 (327) x 199 mm. Types: 136 G.; 90 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Catchwords. Hain 14291. 420 X 288 mm. Without the blank. On 22 is painted à coat of arms, with the name Hieri. Malægi. De Valerijs. I.V.D. written on three sides of it. With the book-label of George Dunn. Bound before IC. 31570 in vellum from a manuscript. Bought in December, 1917. IC. 31605.
ALBERICUSDE ROSCIATE. Dictionarium lectorem. Ibid., l. 48: C Registrum operis.. (col. 8) FINIS. Types: 136 G.; 73 G. Capital Q on 1P, spaces, with guide¬', "letters, elsewhere. Catchwords. Hain '14000. Gesamtkatalog 525.", 'In his first letter to Lanc. Decius (1b) Castelliono remarks; prouocatus .. . a chalcographis seu impressoribus denuo impri¬ (IC. 26383). 415 x 284 mm. Imperfect, wanting the last leaf. On 14 is written: Ffrum Steingadensiu. Original (2) half stamped leather over boards. Bought in January, 1868. IC. 31607.
AEQUICOLUS, MARIUS. Oratio de passione This tract was catalogued äs the work of Plannck at Rome by Proctor (no. 3726). IA. 31609.
FERRARIUS, JOANNES MATTHAEUS, de Gradi¬ numbered. 2 columns. 32: 92 lines of type 67 G. and foliation, 309 (318) x 197/(215) mm. Types: 180 G., title; 120 G., headings; 85 G., text of Rasis; 67 G., text of Ferrarius. Red printing on 2e. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Catchwords. Hain 77838 (with variant title). 12, title ; 1P, tabula primae et secundae partis ; 22, pars prima, The title described by Hain reads: Practice loanismathei ex On 1e is the signature of Johan le Corsu, doctor ol medicine and priest, of the university of Caen, with his note presenting the book to Pierre de Cahaignes, dean of the faculty at Caen (died 1563). On 1° and 247° 1s also the signature De Cahaignes , perhaps that of Jean', "de Cahaignes. From Sir Hans Sloane's library. Sheets", 'h 3 and h 4 have been transposed by the binder. IC. 31613.
1018 lines, 299 Xx 190mm. Types: 180 G.; 87 G. Capital space, with guide-letter, on 22. Hain 9890. 419 X 285 mm. On 1b is the book-stamp of the Royal', "Society ex dono Henr. Howard Norfolciensis'. Sheet", 'd 2 is misbound between leaves c 3 and c4. Bought in April, 1894. IC. 31625.
JACOBUS DE VORAGINE. Sermones (132) x 84 mm. Types: 97 G., title, first words of sections; 80 G., head-lines ; 49 G. Capital F on 112, capital spaces, with guide¬ letters, on 109°, 121°, Lombards elsewhere. 1a, title; 16, blank; 22, tabula; 112 quadragesimale; 1002', "verses, reading De Voragine' in an acrostic, colophon ; 1oob", 'Bought in July, 1904.
Pro Joanne This oration was delivered 12 December, 1494, on the occasion of Gambaloita’s appointment as podestà of Pavia. The present is no doubt the first edition. 204 X 142 mm. Bound third in a tract-volume be¬ ginning with IA. 27527, q.v., vol. vi, p. 662.- With the', "book-stamp of the Royal Society' ex dono Henr. Howard", "Norfolciensis'.", 'Bought in March, 1924. IA. 31651.
MAINO, JASON DE. Oratio ad Alexandrum VI space, with guide-letter, on 1°. Hain 10978? For the dating of the dedicatory letter see note to IA. 31363 above, p. 999. IA. 31653.
CURTIUS, FRANCISCUS. Commentum in', "Folio. a-f' g’. 26 leaves, the last blank. 2 columns. 2°: 69", "lines, 313X 194 mm. Types: 160 G., first word of Curtius' text", "on 1à ; 140 G., words Ex premissis' on 142 ; 91 G. Capital space,", "with guide-letter, on 12. Catchwords. Hain '5873.", 'Reprinted from the original edition of F. Girardengus, 1482 (Hain *5874). 415x 282 mm. Without the blank. Bound fourth in a tract-volume beginning with IC. 31498, q.v., p. 1010. Bought in July, 1882. IC. 3165
CURTIUS, FRANCISCUS. Commentum tituli etc.; 91 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Catchwords, Hain *5872. The present appears to be the only early edition of this tract', "and may have been printed shortly after the author's death, which", 'took place on 30 July, 1495 ; at any rate, the wording of the incipit suggests that he was no longer alive at the time of writing. 415X 282 mm. Bound sixth in a tract-volume be- ginning with IC. 31498, q.v., p. 1010. Bought in July, 1882. IC. 31656.
BRUNUS, FRANCISCUS. De indiciis et tortura. A lew words are lost at the end of the text as it stands. Later', "editions emend by reading etiam volentem se torqueri'. In", 'col. 2 of d 24 two lines of text have been duplicated by the com- positor, the second pair being struck through with a pen in the present copy. The fourth leaf is printed upon paper watermarked with an ox¬ nead at right angles to the chain-lines, also found in IC. 31690. and shows type 78 G. very fresh and with C, again as in IC. 31699 whereas in the rest of the book it is worn and has no C. The lest of the book contains no watermark. The first sheet is thus no doubt à reprint, and this, rather than an imperfection, perhaps accounts for the absence of a title in the present copy. 397 X 280 mm. Wanting the first leaf, which was perhaps blank ; see above. Formerly bound fifteenth (u. 221-235) in a tract volume. Bought in July, 1867. IC. 31693.
CACCIALUPIS, JOANNES BAPTISTA DE. De head-line, 283 (290) x 192 mm. Types: 160 G.; 78 G. Capita', "space, with guide-letter, on 22 and 92. Hain '4187. Gesamt-", 'katalog 5838 (ascribing the book to Franciscus de Nebiis).', "1e, title; 1', prefatory note, table of quaestiones ; 22, de", 'debito. suspec. et fugi.; 9e, de pactis ; 14b, col. 2, tabula seu 347) in a tract volume (cf. the preceding). Bought in July, 1867. IC. 31695.
SANDEUS, FELINUS. De officio et potestate Undated. 12. DEVICE a Jof De Legnanol (TITLE :) Felini san¬ dei ferrariensis vtilllissima lectura de offi cio z potestate line, 306 (315) x 194 mm. Types: 160 G., title, headings; 120 G., head-lines; 78 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Catch¬', "words. Hain '14307.", 'by N. de Benedictis at Lyons on 25 September, 1499 (Hain *14319). As the edition of these printed for De Legnano by', "U. Scinzenzeler at Milan in 1493 (Hain '14318) seems to have", 'contained no privilege, De Benedictis was no doubt reprinting from an unrecorded Pavia edition belonging to the present group and therefore certainly earlier than September, 1499. It is probable that this also gives a terminus ante quem for the present tract, which was no doubt a companion volume, as well as for the Brunus containing a reprinted leaf in the same fresh state of type 78 G. as that here found (see note to IC. 31693). The mention of', "inuictissimus dux Mediolani' would in any case scarcely have", 'been allowed to stand after the Duchy had definitely passed into French hands in 1500. 411 x 280 mm. On 36° is written: Liber est ... Ioanis Fabri Epi Vienn ... et post mortem ipius in Bibliothecam IC. 31697.
SANDEUS, FELINUS. De exceptionibus. SANDEUS, FELINUS. De exceptionibus. [With other tracts. With a table by Robertus Strozius.) Undated. 44: 80 lines and head-line, 308 (316) x 193 mm. Types: 160 G.: 78 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Catchwords. Hain', "14294 (reading'de re iudicata de appellatiolnibus in the", 'title). Bought in July, 1877. IC. 31699.
BEYAMUS AND GLIM. pulus curatorum. [Preceded by the Ex¬ positio missae of Hugo de Sancto Charo.1 *Undated. 24. (DJIXIT. APOSTOLVS Ad ephé vi. Induite PIT TABVLA MANIPVLI CURAton. MANI¬ 114 K. Capital spaces, those on 15b and 162 with guide-letters.', "d'occurs only in a few places in quires Im, ol and Ipl, and this", 'book is theresore taken to be earlier than the others, in which is used throughout. 291X 205 mm. Imperfect, wanting the first two quires, containing the tract of Hugo de Sancto Charo and the table, also the last blank. Quire In) appears to be made up. Traces of manuscript quiring in red¬ kubricated. On 15 is painted a coat of arms (gules, a non rampant, P argent), probably of late date. With me bok-plate of William Henry Dutton and his note d purchase, June, 1883, and the book-label of George Dunn, Woolley Hall. Bought in February, 1914. IB. 29605.
RODERICUS [SANCIUSI ZAMORENSIS. Printed on two presses, the second beginning with book ii on This agrees with the edition of De Lignamine, Rome, July, 1473 (IB. 17389) in (1) the exact wording of the printed incipit on 4 (2) the possession of the printed incipit to the second book on 772', "(3) the correct reading 'Rome' in line 3 of the colophon. The", 'editio princeps of Sweynheym and Pannartz, 1468 (IB. 17105) has', "no printed incipits and reads norme' for Rome', while the edition", 'of G. Zainer, Augsburg, 1471 (IB. 5419), words the first incipit somewhat differently, has no incipit to the second book, and reads 1023 norma’, and the edition of Gering & Co., Paris, 1472 (IB. 39018,', "Proctor 7830), otherwise agrees with Zainer's but prints an incipit", 'to the second book quite differently worded from that here found. The present is the only one of the five editions which puts the table at the beginning. is common throughout this book. 267 X 194 mm. Bought in October, 1874. IB. 29603.
GLIM ALONE. SEVERINUS. De consolatione philosophiae. * Undated. lae. ANICII. MALII. SEVERINI TORQVAti the metres in 2 columns. 6°: 31 lines, 178 x 99-101 mm. Type: 114 R. Capital spaces, also spaces for Greek. Hain 3356. Gesamtkatalog 4513. Cis common throughout this book, which also contains a small thick almost vertical division-mark resembling a space. The type is fresher than in the other two books of the group here catalogued. All these features appear also to pertain to the Ovid, Heroides, signed by Glim alone (Reichling 1829). One line of verse has dropped out at the foot of 192 and is in this copy supplied by pen-and-ink. 273X196 mm. Imperfect, wanting leaves 1-4 and I1 and the last blank. Several leaves at the end muti¬ lated, the text being made good by pen-and-ink. Rubricated. From the libraries of Remondini and Lord Spencer, and with the Syston Park book-plate above the monogram of Sir J. H. Thorold. Bought in July, 1889. IB. 29607.
ALBERICUS DE ROSCIATE. Type: 106 R. Capital spaces at beginning of each of the four parts, two with guide-letters. Catchwords at ends of quires. Hain 14002. Gesamtkatalog 528. The signatures are as a rule placed far down in the right hand lower corners and are therefore often cut away, having disappeared altogether in quires i, d, f, t of this copy. In quire e they are in the normal position and in quires l, m in both positions. The first sheet of quire p is signed g by error. The register omits quire i, containing the table. It is described at the end of the book by Hain, etc. The first edition. 398 X 272 mm. On the blank leaf is the signature of Petrus lacobj Arlunensis. Bought in April, 1846. IC. 32113.
Super TEOFILO. Vita del beato Giovanni da ter in 2 columns. 122: 23 lines, 121 x78 mm. Type: 106 R. Capital spaces, all but that on 22 with guide-letters. Hain 7776, 15367.', "1, blank ; 2e, translator's preface ; 32, table of chapters ; 3b, al", 'siderably in the first two quires. The last line of the page is occa¬ sionally short. 175x 132 mm. Without the blanks. Rubricated. Bought in February, 1848. IA. 32117.
PETRARCA, FRANCESCO. Sonetti e canzoni. IL SVONO... 136b. FIRST COLOPHON : FRAN SCI PETRARCAE POETAE EXCELLE The signatures are placed well below the last line of the page and have in consequence all been cut off by the binder of the pre- sent copy. The last quire should perhaps be given as bearing the signature s. As of the watermarks found in this book (bird, balance in circle', "oxhead with rod and rosette) two are characteristic of Sant' Orso", 'and Vicenza and not of Padua and as, on the other hand, there is no evidence that Achates used type 104 R. as a whole at Vicenza, whereas an instance of its R occurs in the Phalaris signed at Sant Orso by De Reno in 1475 (IA. 30911, below), the present Petrarch', "seems best assigned to Sant' Orso. Proctor catalogued it under", 'Achates at Vicenza (no. 7120). Reprinted, with the same contents, from the edition of De Valde¬ zoccho and De Septem Arboribus, Padua, 1472 (IB. 29811, p. 904). 252 X 170 mm. Imperfect, wanting the first and last', "quires, also the last blank. Signatures cut off. On 9'", 'is illuminated an historiated initial (Petrarch and Laura) and a wreath containing a shield with a coat-of-arms. Illuminated capitals at beginnings of chief sections other capitals and paragraph marks supplied in red and blue alternately. IB. 30944', "King George III's copy (C. 6. b. 5).
TERENTIUS AFER, PUBLIUS. Comoediae. COMICI. ANDRIAE ARGVMENTVM. SOrorem 161 (171) x 98 mm. Type: 97 R. Capital spaces, with guide¬ letters. First letter of each verse set out. Hain 15391. 1a vita Terentii ; 22 epitaph of Terence ; 2b, blank ; 32, Andria ; 196, Eunuchus; 382, Heautontimorumenos; 562, Adelphi; 732. edition of De Valdezoccho, Padua, August, 1474 (IB. 29828, p. 906): the metrical epitaph on 22 is, however, additional. The signatures are placed well below and to the right of the last line of the page. as in the Paduan archetype, but are occasionally omitted altogether.', "The Greek word on 104° is represented by 'epidicazomenenos'", 'sic in roman type. 259 X 177 mm. Capital and wreath containing coat¬ of-arms illuminated in gold and colours on 12, other capitals supplied in red or blue.', "King George III's copy (C. 3. b. 17). IB. 30909.
PHALARIS. Epistolae. (Translated by PHALA-RIDIS TYRANNI AGRIGENTINI EPII¬ STVLAS PROEMIVM. 44 :? .Phalaris alciboo. Quarto. Ja-fgt.) 52 leaves, the last blank. 24: 26 lines. 127 X78 mm. Type: 97 R. Capital spaces. Hain 12894. Reprinted from the edition of De Lisa, Treviso, 1471 (IA. 28306. vol. vi, p. 883), as is shown by the word ".IHESVS, at the head of the frst page and the use of colons and query-marks as typographi¬ cal ornaments. One instance of R proper to Achates 104 R. (P. Ilis found in this tract (on 142). 192 X 140 mm. Without the blank. Eighteenth- century red morocco, re-backed. On a fly-leaf is the signature of Tho Falconer, 1790. Bought in March, 1847. IA. 30911.
TUBERINUS, JOHANNES MATHIAS. De puero r. IOHANNES MATHIAS TYBERINVS. LI¬ BERALIAVMARTIVM ET MEDICINE DOCTOR. The sixth word on 4b reads: cristianoy. In some copies it ap¬ pears as : cristianno.', "204X 147 mm. Fully rubricated. Dr. Kloss's copy.", 'Bought in March, 1850. IA. 30907.
ROMA. Mirabilia Romae. Quarto. Jas.) 8 leaves. 40: 28 lines, 136X74 mm. Type : 97 R. Capital spaces on 12. Hain 11174? This and the three following tracts were ranged with the work of De Reno at Vicenza by Proctor (nos. 7146-7149), but in view of the evidence of the type and other features they would seem', "to be better placed at Sant' Orso. All show watermarks (bird.", "balance in circle) characteristic of Sant' Orso and Vicenza and all", 'except the present (see below) have 2 set at full height as in the', "signed Sant' Orso books.", 'This edition, like that of De Lisa, Treviso, 12 April, 1475 (IA. 28326, vol. vi, p. 884), has at the end a chapter concerning Totilae', "exasperatio in seruos Dei'. The chapter-headings are at first", "printed in capitals, as in De Lisa's edition, but revert to minuscules", "on 2° While it thus appears to be certainly a reprint of De Lisa's", "work and while the watermarks link it with Sant' Orso, the ? is", "throughout set at the medium height characteristic of De Reno's", "work in 1473. Probably it is an early production at Sant' Orso.", 'printed with a remainder of old type, and it has therefore been here', "placed at the head of the tracts sine nota'.", '207X 148 mm. On 86 is the oval book-stamp of the', "Comes Hercules Silva. Dr. Kloss's copy, with his book¬", 'label. Bought in March, 1847. IA. 30918.
ARISTOTELES. Ethica ad Eudemum. Undated. fe Leonardi aretini uiri doctissimi & oratoris Claris¬I Leaves b 3 and b 4 are signed b 2 and b respectively. This and the two following tracts are ranged in alphabetical order. 206 x 150 mm. Many leaves show proof. Bought in June, 1890. IA. 30916.
PIUS II. De duobus amantibus. Undated. The earliest of a few editions in which the wording of incipit and colophon is peculiar and all mention of Gasparus Schlich in the prefatory matter is omitted. On 7b is an impression of the preceding page of type, all but the', "first and last lines, the place of which is taken by the word 'VA", "CAT.' spaced so as to occupy the beginning and the end of the line", 'in each case; the text runs on from the end of 7e to the beginning of 82 (Te dies noctesqe amo:...). It thus appears that owing to a miscalculation 7b should have remained blank, that as the book went through the press the type of 7a (which had already been printed off) was inserted as a block on 7b, together with the word', "VACAT' as a warning to the pressman not to ink it, and that", 'this warning was disregarded. One instance of the large ° found in the earliest state of the type in 1473 (see p. 909) occurs in this tract (on c 10). The copy of this book in the Bibliothèque Ste-Geneviève is bound', "with a copy of the Phalaris signed by De Reno at Sant' Orso in", '1475 (IA. 30911); cf. Pellechet no. 150. 190X 140 mm. Old pagination in red chalk: XXIX, XXXXIII, LVII, LXVII, on the correct pages. IA. 30914.
Bought. orum errores. [Translated by Alphonsus Undated. 22. JIINCIPIT EPISTOLA QVAM MISIT RABI SAMVEL ISRAHELITA ORIIVNDVS DE CIVI¬ TATE REGIS MOROCHORVM AD RABI YSAAC magistrû sinagoge que e in subiulmeta i pre¬ PONCIVS PILATVS TIBERIO IMPERA TORI', "Quarto. Ja b'cd6.) 28 leaves, the first blank. 92 : 28 lines,", "135 x83 mm. Type: 97 R. Capital spaces. Hain '14263.", 'The subject-matter of this tract links it with the Tuberinus (IA. 30907) and other pamphlets on the death of the child Simon signed', "by De Reno at Sant' Orso.", 'Two instances of 9 set low occur in this tract (22, 70). 185X 131 mm. Fully rubricated. On the blank pages are written moral sentences, including four stanzas of German rhymes, in an early hand. IA. 30920.
Giovanni Leonardo Longo every third verse set out. Hain 15906. The first edition. The signatures are placed about 55 mm. below the last line of the page.', "In this copy the last word on f52 is printed 'frigido'.", '279 X 200 mm. IB. 31702.', "King George III's copy (C. 6. b. 7).", 'Another copy.', "In this copy the last word on f5a is printed 'strigido.", '268 X 197 mm. Capitals and paragraph-marks sup- plied in red and blue alternately. Some of the signatures are cut away. Leaf n6 is bound after m 8. IB. 31703. Grenville copy (G. 10830).
MIRACOLI. Miracoli della Madonna. Type: 97 R. Capital spaces. Hain 11228. 194X 134 mm. Imperfect, wanting sheet e 4, the place of which is taken by a duplicate of sheet sc 5. Rubricated. At the beginning is a paper with pencil notes said to be in the handwriting of Robert Southey. Bought in June, 1867. IA. 31707.
BIBLIA LATINA. FINIS..:L:. 3622. Incipit prephatio sancti Hyeronimi prsbiteri i libros quatuor euägeliorum. 456°. SECOND LS M1. A-DE-GHo2; Ko; NOpl 90 leaesan 457 blank. 2 columns, 3 in Interpretationes. 122: 50 lines and head-line, 199 (214) x 129 mm. Types: 102 R. (capitals only), head-lines (names of books), first line of incipit of each book, some signatures ; 80 G. Capital spaces, those at beginnings of books extending to about 14 complete lines; space for miniature at head of 52 Hain 3060. Gesamtkatalog 4224. The signatures are placed well below and to the right of the last line of the page. After the first alphabet they appear to have been set farther out on the margin, as although the signatures of quires à-2 survive intact in the present copy, of the rest only part of that on first H 3 remains. The first majuscule alphabet in the above collation is printed with type 80 G., the second with type 102 R. It is noteworthy that (1) not only is type 80 G., employed here only by Achates, closely connected with the material of G. di Pietro at Venice, but the contrast of massed roman capitals with Gothic, also lound here only in the work of Achates, is a practice of Di Pietro at this time (cf. the 1475 Augustinus, IB. 19923, and the 1476 Abano, 1C. 19928, vol. v, p. 201), (2) both the type and one of the water- marks (a small irregular rosette) are identical with those, of the Crudeltà del Turco a quegli di Caffa, s.n., after June, 1475, here assigned to Schindeleyp at Trent (vol. iii, p. 805, IA. 51123), wllich tract is therefore possibly connected rather with Achates. Most of the watermarks of the present book recur in contemporary editions with the Vicenza imprint. 200 x 199 mm. On 5 and elsewhere is an oval book- stamp lettered: LOCI CAPPVCCINORVM VER¬ IB. 31709.
ERGILIUS MARO, PUBLIUS. Opera. by Joannes Calphurnius.) 1479. 61b. [AJRMA: VIRVMQVE CANO: TROIAE QVI PRIMVS ABORIS ... 2372. (text:) FINIS. 2858. Tabula librorum qui in hoc uolumine continentur. Folio. ; a-i k1-2aa-ef A-F 285 leaves, the first blank. 74: 59 lines of commentary surrounding the text, 232x 140 mm. A column of 42 lines of text on 59b measures 199 mm. Types : 95 R., text; 80 R., Gk., commentary. Capital spaces. First letter of each verse set out.', "Quires A-F contain Vegius' continuation of the Aeneid and the", 'Catalecta, concluding with the Moretum. In his dedicatory letter to Hieronymus Portensis on 62 the', "editor remarks: 'Non possum non admirari quendam nostri", 'commentary on Virgil edited by Baptista Guarinus (and Ludo¬ uicus Carbo), Valdarfer, Venice, 1471 (IB. 19761). Sheet k 3 is signed k 4 and sheet k 4 is signed k 3, by error. 293X 197 mm. Imperfect, wanting quires A-F, also the blank. Rubricated. On 22 is written:  Est Con¬ itus Rmê V: M: ad fontes frûm Erem. discal. S. P.', "Augustini Ex Hæreditate Rosenmarckeriana', on 237b", 'halt-sheet, is bound in duplicate between leaves k5 and k 6. Bought in July, 1889. IB. 31712.
PEROTTUS, NICOLAUS. Rudimenta gram¬ 216X 133 mm. Types: 114 R.; Gk. Capital spaces, also a few spaces for Greek. Indented text. Hain 12669. The wording of the colophon derives from the edition of Marcus de Comitibus and Gerardus Alexandrinus, [Venice), 1476 (Hain 12653). 281 X 193 mm. Without the blank. Rubricated. On 2a is the book-stamp of the Museo Cavaleri. Bought in May, 1900. IB. 31714.
OROSIUS, PAULUS. Historiae. [Edited by OROSIUS, PAULUS. Historiae. [Edited by *Undated. Aeneas Vulpes. NVM. PRaceptis tuis parui beatissime pater Augustine:... 106° COLOPHON :', "215 x 128 mm. Type: 114 R. Capital spaces. Hain '1211)00.", "Reprinted from Liechtenstein's edition (IB. 31758, p. 1035), the", 'title-note and the name of the author of the colophon being omitted and the style of Leonardus de Basilea being substituted for that of Hermannus de Colonia in the colophon itself. 275X 191 mm. Without the blank. On 2e are the stamp and duplicate note of the Bodleian Library Oxford, and on the covers are impressed the arms of the same library. IB. 31720.
Acquired in December, 1913. tiles. [Translated by Omnibonus Leoni¬ cenus. Edited by Barnabas Celsanus. *1 February, 1482. 1°. pEtrus brutus art. doct. Epûs Catharen: Barnabe celsano. S. P.D.... 42. ATHANASII LIBER PRI¬ MVS CONTRA HAERETICOS INCIPIT. OJMnia The first edition. The letter of Brutus to the editor on 10', "uicentino , is followed on 22 by the editor's answer, dated : ’quinto", "cal. ianuarias. M.cccclxxxi' and on 3e by a letter of the translator", 'to Pope Paul II. Most of the tracts making up the collection', "have spaces left for their headings, but the word 'Finis' on 382 is", "followed by CONTRA ARIANOS SERMO PRIMVS' on 38b.", 'The last line on d 62 has been added with a stamp after print- ing off. 278 x 200 mm. Bought in October, 1867. IB. 31717.
VOCABULARIUS. Vocabularius utriusque spaces, all but the first with guide-letters. 295 x 200 mm. Without the last blank. Bought in October, 1900. IB. 31719.
LASCARIS, CONSTANTINUS. Eoruara, tion of Joannes Crastonus.) *14 June, 1489. 1°. Bonus Accursius Pisanus Viro Clarissimo Iulio ETANTTINOT TOT AAZKAPE Z TOT BTZANTIOT. Ibid., col. 2: COMPENDIVM OCTO ORATIONIS ET ALIORVM QuORVN DAM 32: 31 lines of Greek and Latin, 174 X 127 mm. Types: 112 Gk.; 114 (112) R. Printed capital T and Lon 22. Hain 9922. The Greek is flanked by the Latin translation in the right-hand column. A very close reprint, with the same quiring and page-contents,', "of Bonus Accursius' edition, Milan, 1480 (IB. 26559, vol. vi,", "p. 756), but with the addition of the 'Epos ôparérys of Moschus at", "the end. The date of Accursius' prefatory letter on 1° has been", 'omitted. 225 X 163 mm. Bound before IA. 31722 a (Lascaris; ot hóuaros), q.v., below. IA. 31723a. 220X 160 mm. Bound before IA. 31722 (Lascaris, ρol dvóuaros), q.v., below. IA. 31721. Bought. Another copy. 221 x 160 mm. From the Bolongaro-Crevenna col- lection.', "King George III's copy (C. 8. h. 4). IA. 31723b.
LASCARIS, CONSTANTINUS. eot vóuaros Exiaoyes. 18b. END:... cV C T TO Aoyo 173X110 mm. Type: 112 Gk. Capital spaces on 2° and 3a, the former with guide-letter. Hain 9925. This tract comprises the second part, dealing with the verb only, of the more detailed discussion on the noun and the verb promised at the end of the porjuara proper by the words : raîra', "uév ... ixavà os év énirouijs elôet' év dè  vré dirara repi", 'oouaros ai aos dóuéa. It was evidently printed about the same time as and supplementary to the Eporquara but seems best treated as a separate publication. A much enlarged version', "of the entire Bißhov rpirov forms part of Aldus' edition of Lascaris,", 'Cebes, etc., of about 1502, where it is described as never before printed. 225 X 163 mm. Without the blanks; the blank leaf of old paper bound at the end is not part of the book. Bound with IA. 31723 a, above. Grenville copy (G. 7585 (2)). 220X 160 mm. Without the blanks. At the end of the text is written: Sigismundi Golphi Codex. Bound with IA. 31721, above. Bought. IA. 31722.
CRESCENTIIS, PETRUS DE. Opus ruralium 2. woodcut) INCOMINCIA ILLIBRO DELLA A- GRICVLTVRA DI PIERO CRESCIENTIO CITTADINO DI BOLOGNIA AD HONORE 4“: 52 lines and head-line, 228 (239) X 148 mm. Type: 88 R. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain 5838. The cut at the head of 22 measuring 60 X 147 mm., represents the author writing to the left, and King Charles of Sicily to the right. Reprinted from the edition of Laurentii, Florence, 1478 (IB.', "27077, vol. vi, p. 627), but with the omission of the author's dedi¬", 'cation to Amerigo di Piacenza. 294X 193 mm. Imperfect, wanting sheet a 1 (includ¬ ing the blank) and sheet e 4, the place of which is taken by à duplicate of sheet e 3.', "King George III's copy (169. i. 11).", 'IB. 31725.
CHRYSOLORAS, MANUEL. Eporjuara. 50 mm. broad, with the Latin translation in the outer column, 37 mm. broad. A very close reprint, with the same page-contents and quiring, of the edition of De Pasqualibus, Venice, 1484 (IA. 22223, vol. v. p. 390). 198 X 149 mm. The first leaf is mutilated at the foot. Bought.
EUCLIDES. Elementa. [With notes by EUCLIDES. Elementa. [With notes by Campanus Nouariensis.) *20 June?, 1491. 2°. (red) Preclarissimus liber elementorum Euclidis lines of type 88 R., and head-line, 223 (232) X 118 (with marginalia', "181) mm. Types: 114 R.; 88 R.; 74 G'., lettering of diagrams.", 'Printed capitals ; border on 22. Marginal diagrams throughout. Hain 16694. The translation is that of Adelard of Bath, revised by Campanus. vho added a few remarks on his alterations. Reprinted, mostly with the same page-contents and with the', "same quiring, from the edition of Ratdolt, Venice, 'octauis,", 'calenn. lun.’, 1482 (IB. 20514, vol. v, p. 285), but with the omission', "of Ratdolt's dedication to Doge Mocenigo.", '300x 200 mm. Without the blanks. Border and diagrams on 2° cropped. Bought in June, 1891. IB. 31729.
HERBARIUS. Quarto.; a-t8; ux. 172 leaves, 1 and 156 blank, 5-154 numbered I-CL. Tables (22-32, 155° 1555) in 2 columns. 1572: 33 lines, 144 x 89 mm. Types: 114 R. (capitals only), names of herbs; 88 R. Printed capitals on 22 and 1578 capital spaces, with guide-letters, from 1572 onwards; border on 22. 150 wood- cuts of herbs. Hain 8451. The first known Italian edition of the anonymous Herbarius, here ascribed to Arnaldus de Villa Nova. The cut at the head of 22, measuring 60 x 123 mm. and intended writing and a king and is that found in the Crescentiis, 1490 (IB. 31725), but narrowed down and modified in details. 190X 144 mm. Imperfect, wanting the first two leaves. Woodcuts painted in several colours. With the book-stamp of Sir Joseph Banks. IA. 31731.
1033 right) Harep nuáv ... Ibid., l. 18: Aue Maria ... (to a stamp. right)   u... . ti  dai¬ A very close reprint, with the same quiring and page-contents of the 1490 edition (IA. 31727). Several lines omitted in the earlier edition, including both Greek and Latin of the last on a 8a are here supplied, and vice versa. 205 X 150 mm.
NOGAROLUS, LEONARDUS. De obiecto in¬ The author dedicates his book to Antonius Salernitanus and Sanctorus Siculus in the epistle on 1°. About half a column is left blank on 10b between the end of the second and the beginning (on 112) of the third article. The signature on 9e has been corrected from a 3 to b 3 with 299 X 202 mm. Bought in October, 1867. IB. 31737.
DOUBTFUL. This tract comprises two poems, the first in a three-line stanza', "the second, beginning on 152, in sestine. The word   Cibaldone',", 'taken as the name of the author in the introductory matter,', "appears to be really the title (* Miscellany on Diet').", 'The type is as Achates 114 R., except that I is much smaller being perhaps that of type 95 R. It is very sharp and fresh on the first page but has already deteriorated at the end, where it is', "approximately in the same condition as in Achates' signed work.", "The tract may be either Achates' first experiment with the type", 'in or about 1480 or the work of some small printer using his material. The watermarks, a balance in a circle and a long-necked bird, are common in the incunabula of Vicenza. Catalogued by Proctor among the Italian adespota (no. 7404). 190 X 133 mm.
OROSIUS, PAULUS. Historiae. [Edited by OROSIUS, PAULUS. Historiae. [Edited by *Undated. Aeneas Vulpes. SIQVID EX INGENIO TVO The concluding pages have 40 lines to the page, with a slightly', "As this book is the only one of Liechtenstein's editions which", 'nas no printed signatures it is presumably his earliest work. 200X 195 mm. The first and last leaves are backed. the second is re-margined.', "King George III's copy (C. 15. b. 13). IB. 31758a.", 'Another copy. 280X 189 mm. The first leaf is bound verso first. Rev. C. M. Cracherodes copy, with date 1789. IB. 31758.
Not reproduced. Not reproduced. PTOLEMAEUS, CLAUDIUS. Cosmographia. Translated by Joannes Angelus. Edited by Angelus Vadius and Barnabas Picardus. 713 September, 1475. CÖSMOGRAPHIAE CLAVDII PTOLEIMAEI LIBER SECVNDVS INCIPIT. 143b. COLOPHON: En tibi lector Cosmographia Ptolemæi ab Hermano leuilapide Coloniensi Vicenciæ accuratissime impressa, Folio. aal bb-1; al b-g8 hlo ; A-Es; Fê G10. 143 leaves, the first blank. 122: 39 lines, 198 X 118 mm. Type: 102 R. Capital spaces, with guide-letters except in the first two quires and at the', "end. Diagrams on 15b, 16b, 17b. Hain '13536 (counting 143", 'printed leaves). The text on 152 breaks off at l. 23 and is followed by the words: SEQVITVR TABVLA PRIMA, the first diagram oc¬ cupying the greater part of the following page. The first edition. The following paragraph precedes the colo¬ phon: Angelus Vadius: & Barnabas Picardus Vicentinus lectori Sal. Habes lector: quantum per nos fieri potuit: accuratis¬ Sheets aa 2-5, quire bb, sheets f 1, 2 and quire g, which are about 15 mm. shorter and even more fully rubricated than the rest, are presumably made up.', "King George III's copy (C. 3. c. 17).", 'IB. 31752.
ORDINE. Ordine delle nozze di Costanzo 96 mm. Type: 102 R. Capital space, with guide-letter, on 2a First letter of each paragraph set out. Hain 1901, 12062. This tract describes the entry of the bride, the banquet, the pageant, and the tournament at the nuptials of Costanzo Sforza, lord of Pesaro, and Camilla of Aragon, which took place at Pesarc on 26 May, 1475, and the following days. It has been ascribed to', "one ' Atanagio poeta .", '193 X 130 mm. From the Libri collection? Bought in January, 1848. IA. 31753.
STATUTA. Statuta communis Veronae. CHRISTI. PROHEMIVM. DVODECIM: E QVINOVAGINTAREI. P. VERONENSIS PRAE¬ SIDENTIVM IN LEGES: ET STATVTA CIVI¬ NVLLI SAPIEN tes: Et in primis Plato ... 189b the first and last blank. 32 : 40 lines, 229X 145 mm. Type: 114 R. Capital spaces, also space for Greek on 32. Head-lines (book¬ numbers), marginal section-numbers. Catchwords at ends of most quires. Hain 10000. 28 March, 1458; 482, table of lib. ii; 512, lib. ii ; 91e table of lib. iii; 932 lib. iii de criminalibus causis; 1132, reformationes, dated in 1458, 1468, 1469, and 1466; 1172 table of lib. iv; 120b derive from the phrasing of the colophons of Peter Schoeffer at Mainz. 334 X 235 mm. Without the blanks. On 22 a capital, with decoration, is illuminated in gold and colours, and in the lower margin is a wreath containing a coat of arms; other capitals are supplied in red or blue. Bought in June, 1876. IB. 31754.
ANTONIUS DE BUTRIO. Speculum de P.B.C.O. in that of the following are no doubt those of the press- reader, who appears from his allocution here to have been a cleric. The first edition. 198 x 140 mm. Without the blanks. Rubricated.', "King George IIl's copy (C. 11. a. 13). IA. 31755.
VERGILIUS MARO, PUBLIUS. L'Eneida", 'oook being preceded by the Latin metrical synopsis found in', "nany early editions and by the first four lines of Virgil's text, with", 'a large capital space left beside the latter. The concluding sections carry the story to the foundation of Rome, ending with the words: ... da cui dapo molti anni disciese il nobile lulio Ciesaro. The Florentine ms. of the book described by A. M. Bandini (Bibliotheca Leopoldina, tom. ii, col. 19) stops with the', "death of Turnus and in place of 'the Greek Athanasius' names", 'Frate Nastagio dellordine di Frati Minori as having turned the priginal into Latin prose and Ser Andrea di Ser Lancia as having translated this into the vulgar tongue. Athanasius is probably an', "invention of Liechtenstein’s editor (cf. the 'Atanagio poeta' of", 'he Ordine delle nozze di Costanzo Sforza, IA. 31753 above) and', "it is noteworthy that the Fiore d'Italia printed by Rugerius at", "missioned by ' il re Constantino' much as the present book by", '192 X 140 mm. Without the blank. IA. 31756. Grenville copy (G. 9695).
DURANTI, GULIELMUS. Rationale diuinorum 2 columns; 3 columns on 1b-2b, long lines on 18. 62; 56 lines. 207X 135 mm. Types: 150 G.; 74 G. Capital spaces. Hain Rome in 1477 (IB. 17514, Hain 6478), which are the first to con- tain the introductory epistle of Aloisius. 301 X 200 mm. Fully rubricated. Stamped calf, pre¬ sumably original. On 12 is the note of ownership of the Monastery of St. Paul in Carinthia, in the top cover is the book-plate of Abbot Hieronymus. Bought in March, 1846. IB. 31812.
HUBERTINUS, Clericus Crescentinas. In 296° Hubertinus Clericus Crescentinas librum suum alloquitur. 2978 Petrus Antonius Platinus sal. d. Capitalspaces, that on 32 with guide-letter. Hain 5462. Reprinted from the original editions of Bonus Accursius, Milan (see note to IB. 26569, vol. vi, p. 755). The passages relating to aroqbeyua and àrérevyua in Epp. fam. ix. 21, which here occur on t8 and u 1e, are unintelligible as printed, and a good deal of the Greek in the latter part of the book seems to have been set up at random. 294 X 198 mm. Without the blank. Leaves 1, 2 are mounted. Rubricated.', "King George III's copy (167. f. 10). IB. 31814.
HIERONYMUS. Vitas sanctorum Patrum. bank. 2 colunns. 94: 60 lines, 21 X 137 mm. Type: 74 C. Capital spaces. Hain 8620. The wording of the incipits derives from the edition of G. di Pietro, Venice, 1475 (IB. 19924). 300X 197 mm. Rubricated. Original () Italian stamped call, with bosses, etc., rebacked. With the note ol ownership of Laurentius Venturi (). The first leaf is slightly mutilated. On 7b is a tinted pen-and-ink draw- ing of two saints under a palm-tree. Bought in March, 1906. IB. 31815.
OVIDIUS NASO, PUBLIUS. Opera. [Edited OVIDIUS NASO, PUBLIUS. Opera. [Edited by Barnabas Celsanus.1 10 May, 12 August, 1480. PART I. 2e. P. OVI. NASONIS SVLMONENSIS POETAECLARISSIMI HEROIDVM ALIAS EPISTO LARVM: LIBER VNICVS INCIPIT. HJANC TVA PENELOPE lento tibi mittit ulyxes.I.. TOR OPERA. P. Folio. Part I : al b-i8: k-o8: p-2 aa-hhe. 250 leaves, the first and last blank. Part II: (2, 3)6 ; Alo B-V8 168 leaves, the first and last blank. Part I, 42: 47 lines, 225 x 92 mm. Types ;', "95 R.; Gk., word rénog' on last page. Capital spaces. First", "letter of each verse set out in part I. Hain' 12141 (reversing the", "order of the parts and assigning 243 (al. 246)' printed leaves to", 'part I). Part I: 1, blank ; 22, heroides ; 444, extracts from Suidas, etc., on Sappho, followed by rescriptio Ulixis ad Penelopen, etc. ; 48b. amores ; 754, de arte amandi ; 99b, de remedio amoris; 1085', "1, blank ; 22, Accursius' dedication to Cicco Simoneta and life of", 'Ovid; 72, metamorphoses; 168, blank. The introductory matter by Bonus Accursius was first printed in De Lavagnia’s edition of the Metamorphoses, Milan, 1475 (IB. 26109, vol. vi, p. 701), but the first part of the present edition appears to be reprinted from that of Corallus, Parma, 1477 (IB. 30228, p. 940), with which it has the wording of the incipit on 2a and certain misprints in common. 304 X 208 mm. The quire of introductory matter to part ii (signed with numbers) is bound at the beginning of part i. Bought. IB. 31816.
TORTELLIUS, JoANNES. De orthographia TORTELLIUS, JoANNES. De orthographia dictionum e Graecis tractarum. [Edited by Hieronymus Bononius.] *31 October, 1480. 22. I OANNIS TORTELLII ARRETINI COM¬ MENTARIORVM GRAM MATICORVM DE ORTHOGRPHIA DICTIONVM E GRAECIS TVM PONTIFICEM MAXIMVM. 3162. CoLO¬ PHON: IOANNIS TORTELLII ARRETINI COM¬ MENTARIORVMGRAMMATICORVM DE CVRATISSIME IMPRESSVM DIE VLTIMA Capital spaces, some with guide-letters. First letter of each para-', "graph in the vocabulary set out. Hain '15567 (reading ORTHO¬", 'GRAPHIA in the incipit on 22).', "1, blank; 22, author's dedicatory letter ; 32, text ; 316°, Con¬", 'stantino Robegano Hieronymus Bononius s.p.d.; 3172, eiusdem', "Reprinted from Koblinger's 1479 edition (IB. 31823, p. 1043),", 'with the addition of a register at the end. 303X 202 mm. Without the last blank. Fully rubri cated. On 1e is the signature of Johannes Osuualdus', "Fichardus, on 1b is written: 'Ex Legato Franc. Jos.", 'Desbillons (1711-1789 transii ad Bibl. Elect. pal.', "Mannheim)', with a press-mark beneath.", 'Bought in January, 1868. IB. 31818.
3176, SILVATICUS, MATTHAEUS. Liber pandec. Undated. Moretus. 16. Matheus moretus Brixensis: ad re uerendissimum', "Folio. (2, 3)6; Al B-V8 : a-r's-v6. 322 leaves, 7 and 322", 'blank. 2 columns. 92: 56 lines, 207 X 124 mm. Types: 150 G. 74 G. Capital spaces, those in quires A-a, s-v with guide-letters. Hain *15193. sion, Vurster, [Bolognal, 1474 (IC. 28603). Its exact date is un¬ certain. 288 x 199 mm. Without the last blank. The quire containing the preliminary matter is bound at the end. Bought in June, 1910. IB. 31820.
uara. Mevy ... Ibid., 1. 10: Pater noster . .. (to right) ... 422, l. 4: a B: y0... Ibid., col. 2, 42: 19lines, 141 X 105 mm. Types: 148 Gk.; 148 R. Hain 5018. Gesamtkatalog 6696. The Greek text throughout the tract occupies the inner column 52 mm. broad, with the Latin translation in the outer column, 47 mm. broad. The roman type is generally leaded to the same body as the Greek, but an entire column on 182 and portions elsewhere are se close (100 mm.) so as to confine the Latin to the same page as the Greek to which it refers. In this copy the first word of Latin in line 5 of 22 is printed: æquisyllabice. Catalogued among the Italian adespota by Proctor (no. 7399). Another copy, with the first leaf in a different setting-up. æquasyllabice. The Latin on the first leaf has far fewer capitals than in the setting-up of the preceding copy. 199X 145 mm. Manuscript quiring, as in the above collation, and corrections. Partly rubricated. On a fly¬ leaf is written: Double de la Bibliothèque nationale, morocco, gold tooled. Grenville copy (G. 7527).
FRANCESCO D'ASSISI. Fioretti.", '(di, rectos of first four leaves and versos of last four leaves ol quires le-kl and rectos of first three leaves and versos of last three leaves of quires (l-n). Capital spaces, mostly with guide-letters. Hain 7324. it appears from the above scheme of the occurrence of the two text types in this book that after quire (dl two presses, each using a diferent type and each printing two pages at a time, were at work upon it. 205X 143 mm. Rubricated. The first and last leaves dre slightly mutilated. The oval stamp of a library nas been erased or cut out in several places. Bought in July, 1920. IA. 31781.
VITA. Vita della Vergine Maria e del suo Capital spaces, all but that on 5e with guide-letters. 1, blank ; 2e, table of contents; 52, prologo nel libro sequente e, e2, e 3, e 4, ?). The first leaf of quire h is unsigned. 277 x 191 mm. Imperfect, wanting sheet b 4, the place of which is taken by a duplicate of sheet b 3, the last leaf of the fifth quire, and the blanks. Bought in October, 1900. IB. 31783
CAMPHORA, GIACOPO. De immortalitate on 1°. 6°: 36 lines, 202 X 130 mm. Type: 112 R. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain 4299. Gesamtkatalog 5950. Pigafetta’s letter on 1", which is in Italian except for the heading,', "praises Camphora's tract and exhorts Longo to print it.", 'Pages b7b and b 80 are short. Page 1b extends to 43 lines. 262 X 178 mm. Without the blank. Rubricated; capital on 22 illuminated in gold and colours. On a fly¬ leaf is written: Coll. perf. H. Drury. C. 89. 2. JRev. H. J. T. Drury, died 18411. Bought in June, 1867. IB. 31785.
SALLUSTIUS CRISPUS, GAIUS. Opera 22. CRISPI SALVSTII HISTORICI ATOVE ORA-TORIS CLARISSIMI VITA. 32. oMNES HO MINES QuI SESE Stuldent praestare caeteris', "Folio. a-c'de'fg'. 52 leaves, the first blank. 32: 36 lines", '203X 122 mm. Type: 112 R. Capital spaces, with guide-letters,', "Hain '14187.", 'blank; 22, vita Sallusti [by Hier. Squarzaficol; 32, bellum Catilinarium ; 18°, bellum lugurthinum ; 48°, distichon Martialis: 492, in M. T. Ciceronem inuectiua; 502, Ciceronis in Sallustium responsio; 52°, blank. This edition corresponds very closely with, and often has the same page-contents as that of Filippo di Pietro, Venice, 22 June.', "1478 (IB. 20161, vol. v, p. 220), but omits the note of Squarzafico's", "authorship at the end of the Vita on 2°, as well as the printer's", 'colophon, in the position of which there is a blank space between the end of the text and the explicit. The probabilities are that the', "present edition is a reprint of Filippo's, rather than vice versa ; it", 'so, it affords evidence that Longo did not leave Vicenza before July, 1478, at earliest.', "The watermark of a goose recurs in Longo's signed tracts of", '1477. Catalogued by Proctor among the Italian adespota (no. 7406). 296 x 197 mm. Capitals on 22, 38 illuminated in gold and colours, the rest supplied in red or blue.', "King George III's copy (167. c. 17).", 'IB. 31787.
BOCCACCIO, GIOVANNI. Decamerone. the first blank. 2 columns. 10°: 44 lines, 212 X 137 mm. Type: o6 R. Capital spaces, almost all with guide-letters as far as q12. Hain first 3277. Gesamtkatalog 4445. Reprinted from the edition of Valdarfer, Venice, 1471 (IB. 19756, vol. v. p. 183), the name of De Reno being substituted for that of Valdarfer, with the suppression of the mention of his place of origin, in the colophon.', "The note of an otherwise unknown edition ' In Vicenza per Gio¬", "vanni da Reno M.CCCC.LXXV' in Hain (no. 3274) after Panzer", 'appears to be due to some confusion with the present edition, a copy of which may have had the date tampered with. The pages of sheet B5 are several lines short. 280X 191 mm. Imperfect, wanting the outer sheet of the preliminary quire (leaves 1, 6). Rubricated. Leat a 10, quire b, leaves f 10-g 2, quire l, and leaves m 1— are made up from an unrubricated copy bought in January, 1882. Leaf 2 is cut out and mounted.', "King George III's copy (C. 4. i. 8).", 'IB. 31775.
CATULLUS, GAIUS VALERIUS. Carmina. LIBER PRIMVS AD STELLAM. 144°. COLOPHON:', "letter of each verse set out, except on, c4°-06b. Hain '4760.", 'Gesamtkatalog 6389.', "1e blank ; 1°, editor's dedicatory letter to Hermolaus Barbarus;", 'continet Catullum: Tibullum Propertium & Siluas: tot mendis is no doubt to the edition printed at Milan for De Colonia and Manthen at Venice in 1475 (IB. 26118, vol. vi, p. 703). 305 X 204 mm. Without the last blank.', "King George III's copy (C. 3. c. 10). IB. 31777.
LUCANUS, MARCUS ANNAEUS. Pharsalia. Reprinted from the edition of Guerinus, Venice, 1477 (IB. 20623. vol. v, p. 252), the reference to whom as the printer has been allowed to stand in the metrical colophon ; the life of Lucan pre¬ ceding the text is, however, omitted. 212 X 150 mm. The last leaf is slightly mutilated. Bought in May, 1903. IA. 31779.
DOUBTFUL BOOKS. by the De laudibus eloquentiae.] 22 December, 1476. 12, blank ; 1° table of contents, printed like a title ; 22 de lau¬ dibus eloquentiae ; 4°, blank: 5e præfatio in Martii [sicl Tullii Oratorem; 6° blank ; 72, in M. Tullii Oratorem commentarium, Sheet g 2 is signed b 2, and the first sheet of second s is signed s. There is a catchword at the end of quire si.', "Hain's description omits the first leaf, makes the commentary", 'begin on 9e, and gives the total number of leaves as 178. As Andrea Vendramini became Doge in March, 1476, the book must have been completed either on 22 December, 1476, or 11 January, 1476/7, according as the day-date was correctly or loosely reckoned by the printer. 277 x 197 mm. Beneath the colophon is written: Hunc librum donauit monasterio santi batolomei in de sic ui¬ IB. 31765.
PAIELLUS, GULIELMUS. Laudatio in funere lines, 129x72 mm. Types: 97 R.; Gk., word reAos on 17b Capital space, with guide-letter, on 2°. Catchwords at ends of first two quires. Hain 12265. There are only 26 lines on pages 142-15°, 16b, 172, while the breadth of the type-page on 172 is only 69 mm. The text is un¬ usually free from contractions throughout. For the date 1476/7 see note to the preceding (IB. 31765). Colleoni died about the end of October, 1475. 180X 133 mm. Without the blanks. Leaf 17 is slightly mutilated. Old vellum. Bought in March, 1906. IA. 31764.
GENTILIS [DE GENTILIBUSJ FULGINAS Folio. a10 b-gs.8. h8 j6 k-t8.6.6.6. u86y8A B. 182 lea. the first and last blank. 2 columns. 42: 50 lines, 243X 148 mm. Type : 97 R. Capital spaces, mostly with guide-letters. Hain 17566. Among the watermarks in this book is one of a roughly drawn rosette which is also found in the Bible of 1476 (IB. 31709) printed by Achates and in the Leonicenus of the same year forming part of the present group (IB. 31765). Presumably reprinted from the edition of Nicolaus Petri, Padua. 1476 (Hain 7565). Catalogued as the work of Azoguidus at Bologna by Proctor 345 X 232 mm. Without the first blank. On 22 is written: p lohanj lacobo filio nostro, on the top cover of an earlier binding Antoninus Banduccius aroma¬ tarius Môtiscaleri [Moncalieri repertus 1572. With the book-label of the Bibliotheca De Cardenas. Bought in March, 1875. IC. 31767.
VEGIUS, MAPHAEUS. Vocabula ex jure ciuili 2 columns in index. 42: 46 lines, 198X 120 mm. Type: 86 G. Capital spaces on 22, 3°, also spaces for Greek. Indented text, first letter of each paragraph set out. Hain 15919.', "The author's dedicatory letter is subscribed (32) : Vale ex papia", 'idibus martiis. M°. cccc°. XXX°. iiio. Tabout 1800). Bought in February, 1876. IB. 31803.
\ufeff1042 dictionum e Graecis tractarum. [Edited by Hieronymus Bononius.) *13 January, 1479. 22. I OANNIS TORTELLII ARRETINI COM¬ MENTARIO- RVM GRAMMATICORVM DE IOANNIS TORTELLII ARRETINI COMMENTA¬ t"; u-y 28 & . 345 leaves, the first and last blank. 84: 42 lines. 213X 133 mm. Types: 102 R.; Gk. Capital spaces. First letter', "of each paragraph in the vocabulary set out. Hain '15566.", 'The tenth leaf of quire A appears to be a separate half-sheet. Leaves 2-5 are signed A 3-6. Reprinted, with the same page-contents and quiring, from the Liechtenstein-Manzolus edition, Treviso, 1477 (IB. 28384, vol. vi. leaves are slightly mutilated. With the book-plate of Dr. Charles Burney. Bought. IB. 31823.
LEONARDUS (MATTHAEI DE UTINO. Reprinted, with the same page-contents and make-up, from the edition without printed signatures of Renner and De Frankfordia. Venice, 1473 (IB. 19833, vol. v, p. 192). On the last four leaves', "the text is compressed so as to reserve the last recto for Pigafetta's", 'letter, which is an addition. Pigafetta remarks (4042): Accipe ... hos ... sermones nuper¬ IB. 31825.
LEONARDUS [MATTHAEIJ DE UTINO.', "Capital spaces. Hain '16136.", 'The breadth of the type page is generally about 100 mm. but is occasionally reduced to about 97 mm.', "The wording of the printer's colophon is taken from the edition", 'of De Colonia and Manthen, Venice, 1475 (IA. 20249, vol. v. p. 226). 199 X 141 mm. Rubricated in part of quires 18. 19. On 2e is written: Hic liber 6monu Leonardi de utino spectat ad locum Scem Marie a mia apud endennaz [Endenna near Bergamo). Bought in February, 1904. IA. 31826.
JUVENALIS, DECIMUS JUNIUS. CRETAIRII APOSTOLICI IN COMMENTARI. OS IVVENALIS AD CLARISSIMVM VIRVM IVLIANVM MEDICEN PETRI COSMI FILIVM', "FLORENTINVM. 86°. PRINTER'S COLOPHON: Iunii", "Folio. a ble ced-fegéhi ke lem'; 110. 96 leaves, the first blank.", '62 : 55 lines of commentary surrounding text, 216x 139 min. Types: 95 R.; 80 R.; Gk“. Capital spaces, some with guide¬ letters. Hain 19690. Reprinted, mostly with the same page-contents, from the edition of Jac. Rubeus, Venice, 1475 (IB. 20076, vol. v, p. 214). Under the colophon of the commentary at the foot of 86° appeal lines 45 and 46 of first 1 4° (dictante : ... Pusillas). These wele evidently inserted as a block and have been accidentally inked. 290X 197 mm. Rubricated. Bought in June, 1885. IB. 31832.
\ufeff1044 12. INCOMINCIA LE CANCIONE DELLO EX CELLENTISSIMO CÖSMICO. IAsso chel di che reuerir intesi.. 432. COLOPHON; QVI 143X74 mm. Type: 95 R. Capital spaces, some with guide¬ letters. Catchword at end of quire a. Hain 5782. The full breadth of the type-page is 89 mm. Reprinted from the edition of Celerius, Venice, 1478 (IA. 20763, vol v, p. 266), with the omission of the signature of the concluding', "elegiacs and of the concluding sonnet mentioning Celerius' name.", "195X 137 mm. With the book-plate 'EX LIBRIS", "JACOBI MANZONI'. Bound in crushed red morocco", 'by Trautz-Bauzonnet. Bought in June, 1897.
ROLANDINUS DE PASSAGERIIS. Ap¬ spaces. Hain 12092.', "This work appears to be Rolandinus' commentary on his own", 'collection of models of notarial instruments entitled Summa artis', "notariae' in the early editions (Hain 12083-8), each section of", "the commentary being followed by the additio domini Petri' or", "declaratio domini Petri (de Unzolal' belonging to it. It would", 'seem from the first edition (Henr. de Colonia, Bologna, 1478,', "Reichling 1593) that the title Aurora' is that of the present work", "and not of the original Summa and that? quę' in the colophon above", "should therefore read 'qui", '290X 195 mm. Without the blanks. Old quarter pigskin over paper boards. Bought in October, 1867. IB. 31838.
NOGAROLUS, LEONARDUS. De beatitudine.', "spaces, with guide-letters, on 1b and 22. Hain '11895.", 'At the end of the second column on 5b a line of omitted text (qvf däda :... p3 8) has been added in an unidentified gothic type after printing off. 290 X 202 mm. Bought in June, 1876. IB. 31840.
NOGAROLUS, LEONARDUS. De mundi Folio. al°b-k6lm’. 80 leaves, the first and last blank, 2 columns. 3°: 54 lines, 217 X 136 mm. Types: 120 G., first words of text ; 80 G. Capital spaces, mostly with guide-letters.', "Space for diagrams on 46b. Hain '11894.", 'The register includes in the first of its three columns the sheets of the same author’s De beatitudine of 29 November, 1485 (IB, 31840); presumably Zuffatus paid for the printing of both tracts. 301x 208 mm. Without the last blank. Fully rubricated. Bought in July, 1869. IB. 31841.
PEROTTUS, NICOLAUS. Rudimenta gram¬ RVDIMENTA GRAMMATICES. DJA litteras: abc... 120°. COLOPHON : Nicolai Perotti Sypôtini 150x97 mm. Type: 88 R. Capital spaces, also spaces for Greek. Hain 12677.', "Probably reprinted from Achates' 1480 edition (IB. 31714).", '203X 150 mm. Without the blank. Rubricated at a late date. Bought in June, 1910.
DIOMEDES. De arte grammatica. [With other tracts. Indented text. Variant of Hain 16215. 12 blank ; 1° table of contents; 2° Diomedes de arte gram¬ matica; 108°, blank ; 1092, Phocas de nomine et uerbo; 1242. Reprinted from the undated edition of Jenson, Venice (IB. 19722, vol. v, p. 182).', "206 X 153 mm. Dr. Kloss's copy.", 'Bought in 1835. IA. 31843. Another copy, with an error in the colophon corrected. 176°. COLOPHON: FINIS. Impressum est hoc op¬ Coll: perf: H. Drury Harroviae. 1820. Bibliopegâ C. Lewis . .. Crushed red morocco. IA. 31844.
GAIETANUS DE THIENIS. Expositio 64: 68 (67) lines and head-line (book-number), 221 (218, 232) x. 147 mm. Types: 160 G., head-lines, except on rectos of a 2-h4; 79 G., head-lines on rectos of a 2-b4, text of Aristotle and Aver¬ roes; 65 G., commentary. Capital spaces. Each section of the text of Aristotle and Averroes is followed by the commentary belonging to it. Only the exposition on the De anima is supplied with head¬ lines. Pages b 2b-4° are 13-15 lines short. Reichling (ad Cop. 5824 + 5825, 617) assigns 89 leaves to the De anima and describes a different printing of the incipit on 22: Incipit expositio . .. philoso¬ phi ... Aristotellis ... Whether this represents a variant issue or a made-up copy is not clear. The wording of the first colophon derives from the edition of De Strata, Venice, 1481 (IB. 21227). 289 x 225 mm. Partly rubricated. Each leaf is mounted along the inner margin of the text, the width of the volume being thus considerably increased. Grenville copy (G. 7976). IB. 31846.
GAIETANUS DE THIENIS. Recollectae GAIETANUS DE THIENIS. Recollectae super Physica Aristotelis. *23 April, 1487. 22. Gaietani de Thienis Vincetini phi losophi pclaris¬ Folio. a-o8 p6. 118 leaves, the first and last blank. 2 columns.', "with guide-letters. Hain '15497.", 'On 60b the text leaves off six lines short of the foot of the column and is followed by the note: Sequitur textus physice auté ic., the words indicated being the first on the next page. 312 X 205 mm. Without the last blank. Capital and', "border supplied on 2'. Leaf 117 is mutilated at the", 'foot, and the device has been altered with pen-and-ink so as to leave only a white cross on a black ground within the border. Bought in November, 1890. IB. 31847.
UNZOLA, PETRUS DE. Opus judiciorum. Folio. a-28 & 6. 190 leaves, the first blank. 2 columns. 4". 53 lines, 235 X 137 mm. Type: 88 R. Capital spaces, that on 2', "with guide-letter. Hain '16094.", '300 x 206 mm. Without the blank. On 22 is written: Ad Bibliothecam ffrum Minorum Pedeponti Stadt am', "Hofl' with the mutilated name of Adam Schiel in the", 'lower margin. Bought in January, 1868. IB. 31849.
CICERO, MARCUS TULLIUS. Orationes Philip CICERO, MARCUS TULLIUS. Orationes Philip picae. [Edited with a commentary by Franciscus Mataratius. surrounding text, and head-line, 234 (246) x 144 mm. A column of 42 lines of text on 15° measures 235 mm. Types: 112 R., text, head-lines ; 88 R.; Gk°. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain', "5138 (whose copy read' nuncupatur’ in the incipit on 32). Gesamt-", 'katalog 6796. 329 X 216 mm. Rubricated. On 3° is a capital illuminated in gold and colours, with a similar decoration around the head-line, and at the foot an illuminated panel containing a shield with a coat-of-arms. On 102b is', "written : 'Costo solo xv. bologninj poi miniade desteso", 'Bought in July, 1858. IB. 31850.
APULEIUS, LUCIUS. Opera. [With other APULEIUS, LUCIUS. Opera. [With other tracts. Edited by Joannes Andreae, Bishop of Aleria. 9 August, 1488. last blank. 8a : 38 lines and head-line, 214 (226) x 126 mm. Types: 112 R.; Gk“. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain 1316. Gesamtkatalog 2302. the edition of Sweynheym and Pannartz, Rome, 1469 (IB. 17116. vol. iv, p. 6), printed headings and head-lines being added. 294 x 204 mm. Without the blanks.', "King George III's copy (86. k. 11).", 'IB. 31851.
UNZOLA, PETRUS DE. Apparatus notularum', "Folio. al b-iKl-u'xt. 128 leaves, the first and last blank.", '2 columns. 32: 49 lines, 214 X 136 mm. Type: 88 R. Capital spaces, that on 22 with guide-letter. Hain 16095. 303X211 mm. On fly-leaves are written in a con¬', "temporary hand sonnets on the points of 'un buon", "collaterale' and of a horse and on the method of electing", 'the Venetian Grand Council, together with various official documents of Padua and Treviso. Bought in December, 1904. IB. 31853.
NATALIBUS, PETRUS DE. Catalogus san¬ TATI. (red) CATALOGVS SANCTORVM ET 249 (257) x 156 mm. Type: 88 R. Printed capitals. Hain *11676. fe title, verses of the editor to the reader; 1b address of the editor to all Christians; 22 prologus, beginning: Increata sapientia summi uerbi ...; 32, diuisio totius operis per tempora apparently compiled by the editor ; 331P, 332, blank. In his address on 1b the editor remarks that the book is printed', "from' ex ipsiusmet artificis manu fidelis archetypus?.", 'The prologue to book xii explains (3112) the meaning of the cross which occurs in many places of the text as follows: Aliqui sancti sunt: qui ... incidenter occurrunt infra legendam alterius', "stamped calf, rebacked. The word papa' has been", 'struck through with a pen throughout, and part of the outer column of d 4, containing the legend of St. Thomas of Canterbury, has been cut away and the rest of the legend struck through. In the top cover are the signa- ture of J. J. Conybeare, 1810, and the book-plate of the Duke of Sussex. Bought in December, 1844. IB. 31854.
LEGGENDE. Leggende de' beati del Terzo", 'dented text. Hain 9999.', "The' conformitte de sancto francisco' mentioned as the source", 'of the additional names of the beatified on 98° is the Liber con¬ formitatum of Bartholomaeus de Pisis. There appear to be no sure means of determining the date of printing of this book. If the suggestion that the type derives directly from Bevilaqua is correct (see description of type 11I R. it presumably belongs to about 1495-7 and it has been so placed here. Bound in red niger morocco by Douglas Cockerell, 1900. Bought in May, 1900. IA. 31857.
CAPELLA, MARTIANUS MINNEUS FELIX. De 211 (223) x 121 mm. Types: 170 G., title; 112 R.; Gk6 Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Diagram on 462. Hain 4370. The De nuptiis Philologiae et Mercurii is complete in nine books but the headings of the last seven are incorrectly set out in the title as if they were separate tracts.', "The editor's dedicatory letter ' ad loannem Chaeregatum episco¬", "pum Catharensem' on 1b is subscribed : ' Vicentiae. V. nonas Octo?.", 'but without mention of the year. The first edition. Three Venetian privileges for the printing of Capella are recorded by R. Fulin, Documenti per servire alla storia della tipografia veneziana (1882), the first to Hieronymus and Joannes Baptista Blondus on 27 April, 1496 (no. 48), the second to Alexander Chalcedonius on 9 August, 1496 (no. 53), and the third to Antonius Morettus on 29 October, 1498 (no. 86). If the last-mentionec refers to the present book (of which there is no direct evidence) the date in the colophon perhaps indicates in all strictness 16 De¬ cember, 1498. 290 X 205 mm.', "King George III's copy (167. e. 13).", 'IB. 31860.
CLAUDIANUS, CLAUDIUS. Opera. [Edited by Barnabas Celsanus. 2°. Barnabas Celsanus Bartholomæeo paiello Equiti Vicenti¬ no. S.P.D.... 102°. COLOPHON : Finis operum Folio. AB8: a-k8l°. 102 leaves, the first blank. 4° : 43 lines, 218 x 84 mm. Type: 102 R. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain 75370. Gesamtkatalog 7059. 1, blank; 22 editor\'s letter to Paiellus; 2", editor\'s biographical The type-page on 22 and 2° is 103 mm. broad. The first edition. 290X 198 mm. IB. 31862. Cracherode copy, with the date 1795. Another copy. 294X 194 mm. Without the blank. IB. 31863a.', "King George III's copy (C. 16. i. 4).", 'Another copy. 277 X 200 mm. Without the blank. IB. 31863b. Grenville copy (G. 10023).
1048 *Undated. Aristotelis. sûme totius libri ethicon. (COLOPHON :) Explicit liber 59 lines and head-line (book-number), 218 (229) X 135 mm. Types: 150 G.; 74 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain 6403, 16522. This work was catalogued under Jacobus de Dousa and again Copinger (no. 3334). There appears to be no doubt that it is really by S. Thomas Aquinas. The first edition. 300 x 203 mm. Original (?) stamped half pigskin over boards. In the top cover is pasted a label inscribed: On the blank is pasted the book-plate of the Heilbronn City Library. Bought in March, 1896. IB. 31868. Another copy. 283x 202 mm. Without the blank. Rubricated. On', "24 is written: 'Ex Bib. monasterij Amerbsach) Ordinis", "Sancti Benedicti', in the outer margin is the obliterated", 'book-stamp of a Fürstliche Bibliothek. With the book- plate of Dr. Charles Davies Sherborn. Bound before IB. 20663 (Aquinas, In libb. de anima, Nouimagio, Venice, 1481) in crushed brown morocco by Frank F. Andrews, Putney. Presented in October, 1931. IB. 31868a.
LUDOVICUS VICENTINUS. Vita et mira¬ In his dedicatory epistle to Cardinal Gabriel Rangoni the author remarks (1°): Non te praeterit ... superiori hac nostra generali in congregatione Ferrariae celebrata sin May, 14811.. first, printed for the author in his native city, and it may have been occasioned by the Congregation of Franciscans held at La', "Verna in June, 1484, when the study of Ludovicus' work was", 'enjoined on the brothers throughout the order (see Wadding and Sbaralea). The paper is watermarked with a crown with three tall uprights, the same mark as that found in the Vocabularius iuris printed by Achates and De Dusa in 1482 (IB. 31719, p. 1032). Catalogued among the Italian adespota by Proctor (no. 7413). 199 X 139 mm. With the stamp and duplicate note of the Bodleian Library, Oxford. Acquired in December, 1913. IA. 31866.
CRASTONUS, JOANNES. Dictionarium grae¬ Capital spaces, a few with guide-letters. Hain 5813. Reprinted from the editio princeps, Bonus Accursius, Milan 1478 (IB. 26552, vol. vi, p. 754), with the omission of the', "author's prefatory letter.", 'In both copies here catalogued the latter part of the book, fron quire n inclusive onwards, is printed with 95 GkB., while p and other forms of this type already begin to appear in quire m. In the present copy sheet f I is also printed with this type and sheet f 2, although printed with 95 Gk°., is of a different setting-up from that of the other copy, the type-page on f 2“ measuring 213 mm. in length. 273X 188 mm. Without the blank. IB. 31872. Bought. Another copy, partly in a different setting-up. In this copy quires b-e are printed with 95 GkB., in addition to the part noted above, and the setting-up of sheet f 2 differs from that of the preceding copy. The text proper to c 30 has changed places with that proper to c 6e. 298 X 201 mm. Without the blank. IB. 31873. Grenville copy (G. 7629).
CRASTONUS, JoANNES. Vocabulista latino some with guide-letters. Hain 75815. The full breadth of the type-page is 78 mm. Type 95 Gk“. is pure throughout this book, except that there are no instances of earlier (Liechtenstein) o and roman v is used for » on the last page. The entire absence of capitals in the Greek', "is due to their absence in Bonus Accursius' archetype (see below)", 'Reprinted from the editio princeps, Bonus Accursius, Milan, n.d. (IA. 26562, vol. vi, p. 756), six pages of the reprint containing the matter of nine pages of the archetype. 204 X 150 mm. Without the blanks. IA. 31877.
Bought. gentilium. [With the index of Dominicus number and foliation), 239 (248) X 150 mm. Type: 90 R. Capital spaces, a few with guide-letters. Space left on 116 for genea¬', "logical tree of Demogorgon. Hain ’3316 (reading gentiliu' in", 'the first line). Gesamtkatalog 4477. ja blank; 1b, table of contents, followed by register ; 8b, blank: 9%, genealogiae deorum gentilium; 1552, index by Dominicus de Aretio, followed by metrical summary by Dominicus Siluester de Presumably reprinted from the edition of L. and B. de Bruschis, Reggio, 1481 (IB. 34006), which it follows in omitting the sections De stagnis and De nominibus maris at the end. 304 X 204 mm. Bought in November, 1864. IB. 31882.
SPIRITO, LORENzo. Altro Marte. 6e; 62 lines and head-line (book-number), 229 (237) X 137 mm. lypes: 130 C., head-lines, first words of each book; 73 G.', "Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain '14960.", 'This poem in terza rima, divided into three books, recounts the exploits of the condottier Niccolo Piccinino (died 1444) and his sons Francesco and Giacomo. The text begins on ga but is pre¬', "teded on 3b-4b by the chapter describing the end of Giacomo's", "career in 1465; this chapter, called Cap. i' by the printer, should", 'really conclude the whole narrative. The first edition. Catalogued among the Vicentine adespota.', "win the note' Perhaps Beuilaqua', by Proctor (no. 7184).", '309 X 211 mm. Without the blank. The first two printed leaves are slightly mutilated. Grenville copy (G. 11350). IB. 31884.
BRUTUS, PETRUS. Victoria contra Judaeos.', "Folio. (41; a’ b-u'x* 130 leaves. 74: 40 lines and head¬", 'line, 223 (233) X 143 (with marginalia 166) mm. Type: 112 R. Capital spaces, with guide-letters; also printed M on 2b. In¬', "dented text. Hain '4027. Gesamtkatalog 5659.", 'ludaeorum cum responsionibus; 129b, complimentary Latin verses to the author by Dragatius, Fran. Ber. Ven., Bar. Ange., Vrbanus Caltraneus, Gregorius Aemilius (with the date: pridie calen. martias, 1488), Vrbanus Caltranensis (with the date : xii. calendas maias), Bartholomaeus Fabricius Marosticensis and Marcus Cel¬ sanus; 130b, blank. The head-lines give the chapter-numbers as far as 9ra and read', "Obiectiones ludaeorum Responsio ad Isicl' from 9ab to 114b, at", 'which point they cease.', "From the author's letter and Bonauitus' verses which follow", '(20-49) it appears that one Antonius Milianus caused the book to', "be printed. Bonauitus' elegiacs on 4b, putting the blame for all", 'errors on the printer, conclude : Est impressorum o lector noua culpa malorum. Turbida sunt quorum corda sepulta mero, an evident hit at the name Bevilaqua. 293 X 208 mm. Fully rubricated; each type-page enclosed in red rules. Eighteenth-century French red morocco. From the library of the Duke of Sussex. Bought in January, 1850. IB. 31886.
STATUTA. Statuta communis Vincentiae. blank. 2 columns in table. 72: 42 lines, 235X 155 (151) mm. lype : 112 R. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Indented text. Hain 10002. 294 x 203 mm. The order of the leaves of the second sheet (signed 2) has been reversed in binding. On the blank leaf and four sheets of paper which follow it are written additional statutes of Vicenza, the latest dated in 1587. Bought in March, 1906. IB. 31888.
CAPRANICA, DOMINICUS. De arte bene Reprinted from one or other of three editions printed by Di Dino vi, p. 633) and 1488/9 (IA. 27696, ibid., p. 634) respectively, this fact accounting for the presence of a title. The watermark of a balance in a circle found in this tract appears to be identical with one of the marks in the 1489 Brutus (IB. 31886). Catalogued among the Italian adespota by Proctor (no. 7372), who mistakenly associated it with the Storia della morte corporale here described among the Venetian adespota (IA. 25165, vol. v, p. 593)', "In a volume described by Prince d'Essling (Livres à figures", 'vénitiens, no. 271) the Storia is combined with a copy of a different edition of the present tract (Gesamtkatalog 2630). 213X 158 mm. The first leaf is mounted. Bought in July, 1866. IA. 31890.
PANTHALEON DE. CONFLENTIA. SVMMA. LACTICINIORVM. INCIPIT.CIVM interdum cogitarem si opusculum aliquod memoria dignum 178X 116 mm. Type: 114 R. Capital spaces, nearly all with guide-letters. Hain 12372. IB. 32411.
RICCOBALDUS FERRARIENSIS. Chro¬ que. With a continuation.) *23 August, 1477. This is the text of the chronicle usually ascribed to Riccobaldus Ferrariensis, with a continuation, as printed at Rome by Schu¬ rener in 1476 (IA. 17782), but with additions relating to the House of Savoy and Charles the Bold on 88b-90à ; certain pas¬ sages relating to Savoy in the body of the text have also been expanded. If the Martinus given as the author in the colophon is', "intended for Martinus Polonus, as assumed by Panzer and in Hain's", 'excerpt from him, this is an error. 191 X 135 mm. Imperfect, wanting sheets sil 4, 5. Sheet h 4 is in duplicate. Fully rubricated as far as', "25'. With the book-label of the Yemeniz collection.", 'Lyons. Bought in October, 1867.
DECRETA. Decreta Sabaudiae ducalia. Chablaysii & aul guste princeps Marchio in italia: spaces. Hain 14050. 296 X 211 mm. Imperfect, wanting sheet e 5 (leaves 53, 54) and the blanks. The signatures of quire h are supplied in contemporary pen-and-ink. Rubricated. IB. 32415. Grenville copy (G. 6257).
INFANTIA. De infantia Saluatoris libellus Undated. additional matter. 12. INCIPIT LIBELLVS DE INFANCIA SAL¬', "This tract is ascribed to 'quidam Seleucus qui Apostolorum", "passionem conscripsit' in the prefatory letter purporting to be by", 'Saint Jerome and is also found with an ascription to Saint Mat¬ thew. It is followed on 25b-32b by : Epistola Lentuli de Christo lesu, Pontii Pilati de lesu Christi uirtutibus epistola, the account of the mission of Velosianus to Jerusalem, and the correspondence The present edition appears to be connected with that ascribed', "to Gensberg, Rome, s.n. and here catalogued under 'Hieronymus'", "following Hain '8583 (IA. 17810, vol. iv, p. 51); this, however, has", 'not the additional matter. The type shows all three early forms of final s. 204 X 148 mm. Rubricated. Bought in December, 1870. IA. 32417.
CICERO, MARCUS TULLIUS. De officiis. De *16 July, 1481. 22. M. Tullii Ciceronis Arpinatis De officiis Liber Primus Ad. M. Ciceronem. Filium qVanqa te Marce 183X 107 mm. Type: 114 R. Capital spaces, those on 28. 32 vith guide-letters. The signatures are printed following a space at the end of the last line of text on the page. 279 x 203 mm. Without the blanks. With a modern English book-plate lettered: cwh. Bought in March, 1906. IB. 32423.
TURRECREMATA, JoANNES DE. Expositio blank. 2 columns, except on 22-3° 62: 32 lines, 183X 125 mm. Types: 150 G., first words of sections; 114 R. Capital spaces. Hain 15705. The signatures are printed at the end of the last line of text on the page. Sheets i 2, 3 are quarto, the rest folio. The system of distinguishing between quotations from the text of the Psalms and the exposition by enclosing the former in goes back to the editio princeps, U. Han, Rome, 1470 (IB. 17243), of which the present is probably a reprint. In the note explaining', "the system in the prefatory letter on 32 the words ' uirgule rubee", 'have been corrected to “uirgule nigre . Üpright division-marks are found with type 114 R. in this and the following book. 267 X 190 mm. Without the blanks. Bought in February, 1876. IB. 32426.
STATUTA. Statuta synodalia dioecesis Lin¬ The signatures are printed at the end of the last line of text on the page. Upright division-marks and hyphens used as division-marks are found in this book, the type of which looks very fresh. The Wednesday after Misericordia Domini, which is the second Sunday after Easter, fell on 20 April in 1491. The Bishop of Langres remarks in his preliminary letter (22) : Ea quippe quae reformanda innouanda limitanda et emendanda comperimus ssc. in the statutes of his predecessors : In unum uolumen conscribi jussimus. Catalogued by Proctor among the French adespota (no. 8800). 211X 145 mm. Without the last and presumably blank leaf. From the library of B. H. Bright, with his', "note: 'I procured this at Langres, 1822' on a fly-leaf :", 'sold for g1 125. od. at his sale in 1845. Bought in June, 1845. IA. 32428.
BALBIS, IAFFREDUS LAFFRANCUS DE. Semita 2 columns, except matter on 1b. 32: 52 lines and foliation, 21 (21)X 148-150 mm. Type: 83 G. Capital spaces, with guide. letters, also printed capitals on 1b and 24. Hain 19879.', "The prohemium' on 1b is in the form of a dedication to Car¬", 'dmal Dom. della Rovere, Taurini urbis praesuli meritissimo. The first sheet of quire B is signed A, by error. 301 X 209 mm. Without the blank. From the library of Count Giacomo Manzoni. Bought in June, 1897. IB. 32454
VIBIUS SEQUESTER. De fluminibus fonti¬ The first edition. The editor remarks (45): Dum erraneus gallicas bibliothecas percurrerem: occurrit mihi Vibii Sequestris Collection, Lyons. Bound in crushed orange morocco by E. Niedrée, 1845. Bought in May, 1870. IA. 32459.
MATTASELANUS, MATTHAEUS. De suc¬ Edited, with Additiones, by Ludouicus Bologninus.) 30 Aprill, 22 April, 1490. 1b Insigni atqe magnifico Iurisconsulto et Comiti 75 G. Capital spaces, mostly with guide-letters. Hain 10904.', "1e, blank ; 1°, printers' dedicatory letter, list of contents ; 22. De", 'successionibus ab intestato per Matthaeum Mattaselanum; 19a last, which has two. Reprinted from the edition of U. Rugerius, Bologna, 1489 (IC. 28811), with a fresh dedication, the correction of the errata and some minor alterations. The printers, however, addressing Cara, remark (19): Leges ... tractatus ... quos ex media ut aiunt: IC. 32432.
ZABARELLIS, FRANCISCUS DE. Lectura cols. 2 and 3) DEVICE A. Folio. a-1158 u. A6. 212 leaves. 2 columns, except matter on 1° 44: 66 lines and head-line, 303 (313)X 190 mm. Types:', "190 G.; 120 G'., heading on 1b: 91 G. Capital spaces, with", 'guide-letters. Catchwords. Hain 16254. Reprinted from the edition of De Gregoris, Venice, 1487 (IC. 20975), with the addition of a title and of a dedication by Suigus to Petrus Cara on 1b. 355 X 268 mm. On 22 is written: Monachij ad FF. Franciscanos. Bought in January, 1868. IC. 32434.
PELLOS, FRANCES. Compendion de lo abaco. 41 lines and foliation, 154 (163) x 92 mm. Types: 190 G., heading on 4“: 91 G., title; 75 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Woodcut diagrams and woodcut border on 12 The diagrams are mostly linear only, but those on 792 and 7ob measuring about 78 x 90 mm., represent a tower and a tent respec¬ tively, and have black-ground ornamental borders. The four-side border on 1a consists of foliage on black ground and is surrounded by a single frame-line, about 157X95 mm.; within it are two rect- angles, the smaller at the top containing the type-set title, the larger below a scroll in which the arabic numerals are type-set. Sheet a 4 is signed k iiij, by error. 203 X 131 mm. Imperfect, wanting leaf 8. The title¬ leaf is slightly mutilated, a diagram in the outer margin of 79" is cropped. Dr. Kloss\'s copy, with his book-label. IA. 32436.
MARCILLETI, STEPHANUS. Doctrinale bered I-CXXXII. 92: 35 lines and foliation, 160 (167) X 104 mm. Types : 190 G., first line of text on 22 and 52 ; 91 G. Capital spaces,', "with guide-letters. Hain '10750.", 'The foliation is made up of Lombardic capitals to the end of quire f and thenceforward in capitals apparently belonging to type I14 R. The author’s name appears from an acrostic of the first letters of the first nineteen chapters; the beginning of ch. 16 is printed; aCtione ceptä otinuando but the correct reading is probably', "lectionem .. .'and this has here been adopted in the form of the", "name, following Hain. The author's excusatio' at the end was", 'originally in the first person, but has been altered so as to make it appear to be written by the printers, while the epigram of Bugel¬ lanus takes the place of an original explanation of the acrostic in four very crude hexameters. This is shown by the editio princeps, Le Roy, Lyons), s.a. (IA. 41548), of which the present may be a reprint. 208 X 132 mm. Without the blank. Beneath the colophon is written the name of Galeaz gentille filius', "francisi [sic, on 2e and 5' is a circular monastic book¬", 'stamp lettered S6 on the last page is the armorial book-stamp of Count Hercules Silva. Bought in April, 1892. IA. 32438
ALEXANDER DE SANCTO ELPIDIO. sü mum pontificem. S(black)Anctissimo in xpo patri .. . dno Ioanni.. 30b. COLOPHON : Ex The first edition. The proem (22 col. 2) begins: Hoc est nomen', "Marie Elene (?) ord. Erf. Sancti Augustini'; below is the", 'stamp of the University Library of Genoa, the labels of which appear in the top cover. From the library of Count Giacomo Manzoni. Old sheep. Bought in June, 1897. IA. 32441.
JUVENALIS, DECIMUS JUNIUS. Saturae. nus and Georgius Valla and other matter. 38 October, 1494 12 TITLE: (red) Habes in hoc Volumine Iuuenalis baec. Domicii Calderini Veronensis commentarium. DEVICE A (red) (COLOPHON :) Impræssum Taurini', "Folio. a-r'. 136 leaves. 64: 53 lines of commentary surround¬", 'ing text, and head-line, 231 (240) x 161 mm. Types: 114 R: 87 R.; Gk. Capitals, also spaces in the commentary. Hain 9707 1e, title ; 16, preliminary matter by Calderinus and Valla ; 4a text ; 132e, epigramma Bonifacii Bugellani cum epistola eiusdem The commentaries of Calderinus and Valla are printed through. out in successive sections distinguished by the letters DO, and', "VAL. in the margin. The Probus Birthius' mentioned in the", 'title is the Probus whose scholia on Juvenal were discovered by Valla and who was identified by him with M. Valerius Probus', "(Berytius) the grammarian; the scholia are incorporated in Valla's", 'commentary and the manner of their mention in the title is there¬ fore misleading. Probably reprinted from the edition of Locatellus, Venice, 1492 (1B. 22865), in which the initials of the commentators are similarly set out in the margins. 281 x 204 mm. On the title-page is the armorial book-stamp of Count Hercules Silva. Bound before IB. 21330 (Persius, De Tortis, Venice, 1482) in old vellum. Bought in July, 1879. IB. 32443.
CARA, PETRUS. Oratio ad Alexandrum VI Reprinted from the editio princeps, s.n. [Plannck, Rome (IA. 18572), with the same page-contents as far as the end of quire a, and thereafter so as to obtain an exact 28 lines on each page. The oration was delivered on or shortly after 21 May, 1493', "and Plannck's edition gives the correct year-date in the heading on", '12 : its alteration by the present printers no doubt shows that this edition belongs to 1494.', "Hain's entry describes what is presumably the present tract as", 'starting with "epistola Guillelmi Varronis senatoris Taurinensis ad', "Senatum Taurinensem'. Nothing further appears to be known", 'of this. 176 x 128 mm. Bound eighteenth in a tract-volume beginning with IA. 18602 (Pius II, Oratio de obedientia Friderici III, s.n. [Plannck, Rome)), q.v., vol. iv, p. 95. Bought in September, 1838. IA. 32445.
VERGILIUS MARO, PUBLIUS. Opera. prima dicta Tityrus. Collocutores Melibœus Tityrus Sheets fcl 2, Id1 3, lel 5, If1 5, II1 5, Im1 3-5, Lal 3, Ir1 1, 2, lyl3-6 are folio, the rest quarto.', "The description of De Lavagnia's edition, Milan, 14 June, 1474", '(Copinger 6014), suggests that the present is reprinted from this. This edition consisted of 500 copies, according to documentary evidence. 238X 167 mm. Without the blank. Rubricated. IB. 32204.
MESUE, JoANNES. De consolatione medi¬ first and last blank. 2 columns. 32: 34 lines, 189X 132 mm.', "Type: III R. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain '11114.", 'Sheet f4 is quarto, the rest folio. The signatures are placed far down in the lower right-hand corners and have disappeared entirely from quires b, k, p-u, vy. 2 in this copy. Quires yy, z are so signed with pen-and-ink, and other missing signatures are similarly supplied. The first edition in the vernacular. It consisted of 5oo copies, according to documentary evidence (cf. Introduction). 296 X 199 mm. Without the blanks. Rubricated and capital with border illuminated in gold and colours on 2*, a coat-of-arms flanked with the letters .P. O. being also painted in the lower margin.', "King George III's copy (C. 14. b. 11).", 'IB. 32207.
1059 spaces, with guide-letters ; twelve-line space after incipit on 22 Catchwords at end of quires p, 9, ä. Hain 14137. 421 x 288 mm. Without the blank. On 22 is written: Ex Biblioth SS Alexandri et Theod in octobeur [Otto¬ beuern). Original (?) stamped pigskin, German. Bought in March, 1867. IC. 32209.
AUGUSTINUS. Sermones ad heremitas. blank. 122: 29 lines, 141 x85 mm. Type: 97 G. Capital spaces, almost all with guide-letters. Hain 1994. Gesamtkatalog 2999. Sheet g 2 is octavo, the rest quarto. The printer apparently found it hard to calculate the contents of his pages, some of which are long and much contracted, while others are short and without contractions or have the last line short at the beginning. The first edition. On 42 is written: 188 X 134 mm. Some rubrication. suz fratris stephani de castro sct
ALONE. 45 lines, 208 x 138 mm. Type: 91 G. Capital spaces, with guide¬ letters. Hain 7973. This edition contains the same matter as that of Fil. di Pietro Venice, 1475 (IB. 20124, vol. v, p. 218), and like it omits the first six chapter-headings of book iv. On the other hand, it does not', "name' Lunardo da Udine' as the vulgarizatore?.", '270X 197 mm. Without the blank. On 4° is written;', "comorat frês: mi: d obbuâtia'. A shorter note of the", 'same owners is written on 22. Bought in March, 1902. IB. 32242.
WITH ANTONIO MISCOMINI. 45 lines, 207 X 120 mm. Type: 91 G. Capital spaces, with guide¬ letters. Hain 15013. 1e, contents of lib. i; 2b, preamble to the revision of the statutes preceding section ; 198b, blank. The text comprised in quire x is an addendum to that os quires t, u, and should perhaps follow immediately upon it. 276 x 199 mm. Imperfect, wanting leaves 43, 65-67. 86, 100, 164 (fI, i 1-3, 18, n6, bb 8). Rubricated. On the last page is written an attestation of the genuineness of the printed text by Andreas Barotius in 1538, followed by à ducal proclamation against the carrying of arms, dated : Ferrara, 17 May, 1488. Bound in crushed brown morocco by Leighton. Bought in October, 1904. IB. 32245
BELLINCINUS, BARTHOLOMAEUS. De cari¬ 203X 135 mm. Type : 91 G. Capital space, with guide-letter, on 24. Hain ’2761. Gesamtkatalog 3805. The register includes the catchwords of both leaves of the inmost sheet of each quire. The first edition. The advertisement on 1b sets forth how, the author having died before he could publish his treatise, his brother Aurelius ’opusculum ... in lucidam formam redegit: redactumque siones nouae Rotae Romanae, Riessinger, Rome, [1483). Bought in May, 1866. IB. 32247.
ALONE. 155 x 81 (with marginalia 95) mm. Type: 91 G. Capital spaces with guide-letters. Text on 12-2b and headings indented. The characters qu of the Greek word o uo on 252 appear to be printed from a small block specially cut, sorts from 91 G. being used or adapted for the remaining letters. Hain 12262. According to the preface on 12 it was Boiardus who induced the author to collect his scattered elegies and publish them after', "having 'celeriter ne dicam praecipitanter' divided them into three", 'books. 198 X 139 mm. Formerly bound with IA. 32271 Another copy. 196 x 140 mm. Without the blank. Bound in crushed purple morocco by Lewis. IA. 32250a.
NIGER, FRANCISCUS. Modus epistolandi. marginal section-numbers 116) mm. Type: 91 G. Capitals and', "Lombards. Indented text. Hain '11865.", 'Reprinted from the edition of H. Liechtenstein, Venice, 1488 (IA. 21991, vol. v, p. 357). IA. 32252.
CORNAZANO, ANTONIO. Della santissima 190 X 132 mm. The title-cut is lightly coloured. ound in red morocco by Binda, Milan. Bought in April, 1860. IA. 32254.
OHANNES DE HILDESHEIM. Historia', "This text, which begins: 'Cum venerandissimorum trium ma¬", 'gorum...’, is that printed at Cologne by Guldenschaff in 1477. etc., ut the wording of the first heading and of the colophon has been Itered and the table of contents put at the beginning (22-4b). 201 X 138 mm. Bought in October, 1901.
BERNARDUS. Opuscula. 78 July, 1491. 137 x93 mm. Type: 91 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters; printed capital I on 27°. Hain ’2921. Gesamtkatalog 3906. Contents, according to the table on 106°: De viis vitae, De Bibliotece S. Barnabae Brixię. From the library of the Duke of Sussex. Bought in November, 1844.
BIGUS, LUDOVICUS, Pictorius. Candida. The first edition. 191 X 136 mm. Imperfect, wanting the preliminary sheet comprising the errata ; the latter have been cor¬ rected with pen-and-ink. From the libraries of Giacomo Lucchesini, whose name has been erased from the inside of the top cover, and of the Marchese G. B. Costabili¬ Containi. Bought in July, 1858. IA. 32259
PAGANELLUS PRIGNANUS, BARTHOLO-', "word 'rehog' on 52* Capital spaces, with guide-letters, at begin¬", '1a blank ; 1°, epigramma; 22 synopsis of contents ; 32, lib. i. 7202). Hain’s entry is out of place and should immediately precede his no. 12261. IA. 32262.
BIGUS, LUDOVICUS, Pictorius. Tumultuaria lines, 138 x 88 mm. Type: 115 R. Capital spaces, with guide¬ letters. Hain 3200. Gesamtkatalog 4355. The first edition. 190 X 140mm. Without the blank. From the Sunder- land Library. Bought in January, 1882. IA. 32264.
lEGRIMUS, NICOLAUS. Castruccii Castra¬ TEGRIMI LVCENISIS. EQVIT. AC IVRECONS. 150x87 (3) mm. Types: I15 R.; Gk., words ro redog on 40b. Capitals on 28, 44. Indented text. Hain 15363. On 414-424 are verses in Latin and Italian by various writers, mctuding Tegrimus himselt, on Castruccio and his effigy at Lucca, 197X 145 mm. Without the blank. The name of Glacomo Lucchesini has been erased from the inside of the top cover. Bought in September, 1848. IA. 32269.
GJUARINUS, BAPTISTA. Carmina, etc. 140 X 85 (with marginalia 102) mm. Types: 115 R.; Gk., word TeAog on 94°. Hain 8127.', "1, blank ; 24, address ad librum exeuntem', dedicating it to", 'the Duke of Ferrara, followed by other preliminary verses ; 3 lib. i; 298, lib. ii ; 52b, lib. ii; 71b, liber quartus: in quo epigram¬ sense in the incipit and the colophon appears to be deliberate but is very misleading, as the text contains only short separate pieces. 198X 139 mm. On 1b is written an epigram by', "Hieronymus Dionysii iurisconsultus 'in ... Baptistam", 'Guarinum Veronensem: Ferrariaeque aere publico.. humanitatis studia profitentem, dated 1498. Formerly bound first in a tract-volume which contained also IA. 32250 (Paganellus, Elegiae, 1489). Bought in December, 1837.
TIBALDEO, ANTONIO. Opere. 3°. ANTONII THEBALDEI FERRARIENSIS AD INCLYTAM ISA BELLAM ESTENISEM MARCH: MANTVAE: uEdendo in foco le mie In quires a-m and z, which mostly contain sonnets separated from each other by a one-line space, the type-page accommodates the equivalent of 22 lines. The last two quires, which follow on a blank leaf, contain the poems on the death of a lady which lac. de Thebaldis says that he transferred from the beginning to the end of the book per non', "dare lugubre principio a lopra nouella' (2b).", '192 X 134 mm. Imperfect, wanting the first sheet. also the blank leaf 160 (x 4). Bought in November, 1904. IA. 32277.
SAVONAROLA, HIERONYMUS. Esposizione Bought in December, 1896. IA. 32278.
TIBALDEO, ANTONIO. Opere. 1a title; 1b address of lac. de Thebaldis to the Marquis of space, are accommodated on each page. 205 X 151 mm. From the library of Thomas Crofts.', "King George III's copy (80. k. 20). IA. 32282.
LICHTENBERGER, JoHANN. Prognosti¬', "48°. PRINTER'S COLOPHON: Explicit hec pronosticatio:", 'que durabit vsqe ad annum Millesimum Quingentesimu 91 G. Capitals and Lombards. 45 woodcuts, those on 32, 8a, 162 full-page. Hain 10081.', "On 482, 48° are additional sections, with cuts, relating to 'arbor", "querci cum foliis' and Lulhardus , as in the (presumably) first", 'edition, here assigned to J. Zainer at Ulm (IB. 15483, Hain 10080), from which the present appears to be copied directly. This and the following tract were probably printed shortly before the end of the period. 199 X 136 mm. On 1e is the note of ownership of Christoferus Scheradus (?), 1500, who has also written notes, partly in German, in the margins. IA. 32288.
LICHTENBERGER, JOHANN. Pronostica 91 G. Capitals and Lombards. Woodcuts. The page-contents, the woodcuts (more worn), and the water¬ narks (triple mound) are as in the Latin edition (IA. 32288). immediately after which the present was probably printed. 203X 135 mm. Bought in June, 1884.
BIGUS, LUDOVICUS, Pictorius. Domenicale *Undated. 22. [Woodcut, Christ, six apostles, and the evange¬ lis qVesto e vn Dominicale  vn Sanctuario: doue blank. 2 columns, except on 22 2°. 42: 45 lines, 206 X 142 mm Type: 91 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Gesamtkatalog 4356.', "1, blank ; 22, woodcut, statement of contents ; 2°, author's ad¬", 'dress to readers and Latin epigram (three couplets); 32 domeni¬ cale ; 88°, blank ; 892, santuario; 126° four additional sermons on confession, etc. ; 134°, ricordi, followed by letters to various religious; 1372, sette lezioni sopra sette parti del Pater noster in was induced to publish by Ser Lodovico Mosto. In the incipit on', "fra la Octaua de la epiphania', but another setting-up of this page", 'appears to be known. This book was probably not printed until near the turn of the century and may possibly be later than 1500. The principal watermark (three pillars set side by side?) is not found prior to October, 1498, in the books here catalogued, and another mark (a heraldic shield with what seems to be a dagger in its upper right compartment) much resembles a mark occurring in F. Roco- ciolus, Oratio de poetica, printed in the same office in 1504. 283X 201 mm. Without the blank. Bought in October, 1901. IB. 32267.
COMPENDIUM. Compendium sententiarum 22. TITLE: COMPENDIVM SENTENTIARVM PRAE CLARISSIMARVM ADVERSV ASTRO¬ lines and head-line, 143 (155) x 95 (with marginalia 110) mm. Type: 115 R. Capital spaces, with guide-letters; also spaces for Hebrew on 32, 3. Indented text. Hain 5570. The watermark (three pillars set side by side ?) and the frequent occurrence of reversed hyphen in the type suggest a late date for this tract. 199X 140 mm. Imperfect, wanting the first sheet, also the last blank. From the library of the Marchese G. B. Costabili-Containi. Bought in July, 1858. IA. 32294.
FIORINDO E CHIARASTELLA. the text is consecutive.', "This edition is not identical with Reichling's no. 916 and appears", 'to be otherwise undescribed, so that it is impossible to tell whether it is signed or dated. The watermark (a post-horn) is found in', "Rocociolus' dated tracts of 1487-91.", 'About 190 X 155 mm. A fragment, consisting of the sheet signed A iij.
ROCOCIOLUS, FRANCISCUS. De monstro The author, after describing a scene of popular excitement at Bologna, continues (1b) : broadside representing the monster and printed at Venice. Both the watermark (three pillars set side by side ?) and the occurrence of reversed hyphen in the type suggest that this tract was printed several years after the incident to which it refers,', "208 x 156 mm. Bound between the same author's", 'Satyrus and De flore iuuentutis, printed by Rocociola in April, 1503, and May, 1501, respectively. Bought in January, 1848. IA. 32298.
WITH PAULUS MUNDATOR. 2 columns, register in 4 columns. 14°: 44 lines and head-line (book-number), 203 (210) x 139 mm. Types: 180 G., head-lines', "first words of each book, heading 'Registrum' on 149°; 92 G", 'Printed capital at beginning of each book, spaces, with guide Incipit of each book red letters, elsewhere. Border on 9°. branchwork which includes to the right a medallion with the head TINO an', "of the Emperor Constantine, lettered 'CO", "below similar medallions representing respectively ' FIOVO' anc", "RICIERI', two other characters of the romance, flanking a third", 'medallion with wreathed shield for a coat-of-arms, the whole in double frame-line, 267 x about 2oo mm. The first edition. The author appears to be Andrea di Bar¬ 281 x 193 mm. Without the blanks. The border on 9a is cropped on the right. Bound in crushed red morocco by Clarke & Bedford. Grenville copy (G. 10538). IB. 32314.
ALONE. head-line, 287 (297) x 171 mm. Types: 180 G., headings, first words of sections; 92 G. Capital space at beginning of each', "tract, that on 192 with guide-letter. Hain '4189. Gesamtkatalog", '5837. 12, col. 1, prefatory note, table of quaestiones; 12, col. 2, de debito. suspec. et fugi. ; 112, de pactis, dated by the author; 12 August, 1468 ; 192, col. 2, de transactionibus ; 292, tabula seu 363 X 270 mm. The last leaf is slightly mutilated. Bought in July, 1867. IC. 32316.
PAGANELLUS PRIGNANUS, BARTHOLO- 89 G. Capital space, with guide-letter, on 1e. No doubt reprinted from the edition of Rocociolus, 1494 (Ham 12263). 181X 122 mm. Initial-strokes supplied in yellow in quires a, b. Some leaves are slightly mutilated at the foot. On a fly-leaf is the book-stamp of the Bibliotheca Heberiana. IA. 32323.
CRASTONUS, JOANNES. Dictionarium grae¬ 6EG TOT AESIKOT. Mutinæe Impræssum. in aedibus Dionysii Bertochi bonon. subter raneis. Anno humanæe redemptionis. Millesimo Nonagesimo Nol no. Tertio¬ (. 12) Sed tibi: sed bonis: sed ommibus doctis. 258 leaves, the first blank, 2-128 numbered I-CXXVII. 2 columns. 3 columns on 1b, 366, long lines on 12. Part 1, 4°: 43 lines, 238x 133 (with foliation 150) mm. Part ii, 22: 61 lines, 252 X 165 mm.', "Types : Part i, 110 Rb., II1 Gk.; III Gk'., text of quires A-V;", '90 G., signatures of quires Y, Z.—Part ii, 83 R.; 110 Rb., 111 Gk., few words on 12, 1b, 36b, etc. Capital spaces, mostly with guide¬ letters ; also printed capital A on 32 of part i. Hain 5814. The second part consists of an alphabetical index of the Latin words found in the Dictionary, with references to the folios on which they occur. In his prefatory note on 12, which is signed ; Regii Lepidi tertio nonas lulias. M.D., after explaining the system of references, the author remarks that he has been engaged', "on his work'sex hisce mensibus maximo & animi & corporis", 'labore. It was presumably printed soon after completion and appears to be always attached to the Dictionary. As the small roman type used in it otherwise occurs only at Reggio (see note on type 83 R. above), it is perhaps the first production of Berto¬ chus at Reggio after his return thither from Modena; the watermark, however, apparently representing three pillars set side by side, is identical with that of the Capella of May, 1500 (IB. 32338), and thus points rather to Modena. There exists of quires A-V (the foliated quires) another setting¬ up, without foliation, and beginning on 22 : Bonus Accursius Pisanus uiro litteratissimo ac grauissimo Iohanni Frcisco Tur¬ riano ... (Pellechet-Polain 4043). The Greek type in this is that of the rest of the book (1I1 Gk. [P. 15) and the capital A on 1067 3a is of the strapwork set used by Bertochus at Reggio, so that it is no doubt the original setting-up. The register assigns four sheets to quire C, by error.', "The first part is reprinted from the same printer's Vicenza", 'edition, 1483 (IB. 31872, p. 1049). 302 x 197 mm. Without the blank. Sheets e 2, e 3 have been transposed in binding. The last leaf is re¬ margined. Bought. IB. 32333.
CAPELLA, MARTIANUS MINNEUS FELIX. De r ii (to right) DEVICE.', "Folio. a-q'r'. 100 leaves. 74: 42 lines, and head-line, 230", '(241) X 138 mm. Types: 110 RP.; III Gk. Capital spaces', "mostly with guide-letters. Diagram on 372. Hain '4371.", 'In his dedicatory letter to Cosmus Pacius, bishop of Arezzo dated : Idibus Maiis, 1500, the printer thanks the bishop for kind- nesses done to his brother, siquidem frater fere alter sit ; ut ety¬', "mon nominis ipsius innuit', i.e., no doubt, Doninus Bertochus,", 'The title was originally enclosed in a four-side border of stran- work in the Venetian style on a black ground, with an elaborate star in a circle filling up each corner, 265 X 177 mm.; this is an- parently found also in the copies registered by M. Polain (Pel¬ lechet-Polain 3225). It is separately printed and pasted upon the title-page ; in the present copy it has been removed and mounted. Reprinted from the edition of De Sancto Ursio, Vicenza, 1400 IB. 31860, p. 1048), with a similar error as to the compass of', "Capella's work in the title.", '300 X 206 mm.', "King George IIl's copy (90. e. 4).", 'IB. 32338.
VEGIUS, MAPHAEUS. De morte Astyanactis. OPVS IOCVNDVM ET MISERABILE. IMIVSA refer quae causa metum post diruta troiae Mœenia: .. 115 R. Capital spaces on 12 and 62. First letter of each line set out. Hain 15935. The first edition. 252 X 182 mm. Capital on 12 roughly supplied in fed and black. From the Heber Library. With the book-plate of James P. R. Lyell. Bound in crushed olive morocco by McLeish. Bought in January, 1920. IB. 32502.
CAMPANUS, JOANNES ANTONIUS. Oratio TIA PRINCIPE CLARIS SIMA. 5°. Ioannes This oration was delivered at the funeral of Baptista Sforza, Duchess of Federigo, Duke of Urbino, at Urbino on 17 August,', "1475, as appears from Campanus' letter to Salviatus on 1b.", 'Leaves 2-5 contain a list of the notables taking part in the funeral procession, with the numbers of their retinue, which begins; NIIcolaus Vbaldus perusinus . . . pompa uniuersa præse¬ Thère exists what is apparently a reissue of this edition with the first sheet reprinted and the title running: IOANNIS ANTONII CAMPANI/ FVNEBRIS ORATIO PRO BAPI¬ TISTA SPHORTIA/ VR BINI COMITISSA/ACI PRIN¬ CIPE ILLV¬ STRISSIMA. Some copies also contain at the end an additional leaf bearing on the recto the elegiac couplets by Abstemius in praise of the printers found in the 1475 Vegius (IA. 32502). 178 x 122 mm. Imperfect, wanting the first two leaves. Rubricated. Bought in April, 1860. IA. 32505.
1069 220X 147 mm. Formerly ff. 43-50 of a tract-volume.', "Bound in crushed green morocco by Thierry s'. de", 'Petit-Simier. Bought in December, 1896.
BIBLIA LATINA. Explicit malachias propheta. Incipit plo gus in libros machabeorum. 286b. FIRST COLOPHON: Vet? testa¬ 188 4, i.e. leaves 247, 252, 278, 281, also the blanks. A duplicate of sheet [ggl2 encloses quire Iggl. Fully rubricated. On 1e is the signature of E Buffet, 1560. and the note: Ex Bibliotheca PP. Carmelitarum Diuione Dijon), followed by a press-mark. The last two leaves are slightly mutilated and the last leaf is backed,', "King George III's copy (C. 15. a. 1).", 'IA. 32810.
GULIELMUS DE SALICETO. Summa 1* IN NOMINE DOMINI NOSTRI IHEISV¬ For documentary evidence that this book is the work of De Ferratis see the Introduction. The first edition of the Summa and the first edition of the Latin text of the Chirurgia. 427 x 276 mm. Imperfect, wanting leaves h9, 10, the whole of quire i and leaves :b 9, 10. Fully rubricated. In the top cover is written: Hic liber medicinalis est mei leronimj monetarii [Müntzer) de feltkirchen arciu name of the binder: wilhelmus winter. Bought in June, 1928. IC. 32820.
1071 and last blank. 2 columns, table and register in 4 columns, 5a: 47 lines, 195 x 127 (with marginalia 144) mm. Type: 83 G.', "Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain '8542.", 'The first edition. In his preface the author explains the marginalia thus (22) : Ne una et eadem auctoritas saepe in diuersis locis rescriberetur; library of the Duke of Sussex. Bought in July, 1845. IB. 32891.
PETRARCA, FRANCESCO. De viris illustribus. *1 October, 1476. Albanzani. verso of m5b and recto of m 62 are blank, m6b bears a border, and then, on o1e, begins the life of Julius Caesar which extends to r52. The woodcut borders are of two varieties, one full-page, of strap¬ work disposed on a double frame, about 252 X 184 mm., the other. used below letterpress and slightly smaller, of more elaborate branchwork disposed on a treble frame. They are intended to', "enclose 'statue'or portraits of the persons described, one or other", 'of them being prefixed to each biography.', "In both copies here described the addition 'alr senegaia' to", "the text ' Sena cita sopra il mare Adriatico' has been written in", 'the margin by the same hand, and therefore no doubt in the printer’s office. l’hroughout the book colons are printed after all the words of the headings, and the first word of text following is printed in capitals, the only exceptions being the heading on 8°, which has no colons, and, in this copy, the heading on 52, which has no', "colons and is followed by 'rOmulo' not entirely in capitals. It", 'would seem, therefore, that colons and capitals were not made the rule until the third heading, on 10b, was being printed and that the setting-up of 52 in this copy is the original one, that of the second copy, which is fully equipped with colons and capitals. being a reprint. The first edition. 322 x 228 mm. Capitals illuminated in gold and colours, those of the sections of the life of Caesar supplied in red or blue, grounds of borders painted several colours. On 5* a historiated capital and architectural border, with a medallion and scenes from the life of Romulus and Remus in the lower panel, has been added in pen- and-ink and colours by a contemporary, probably local hand, the same, apparently, as that which has filled up', "the blanks within the borders with 'statue of the", "uomini famosi' in the same style. Quire c and leaf t 8", 'lack these decorations and are evidently made up. Eighteenth-century French blue crushed morocco. Bought. IB. 32901. Another copy, with leaf 5 of a different setting- up. 5°. INCOMINCIA: IL: LIBRO: DEGLI: HO¬ MINI: FAMOSI: COMPILLA TO:... COMINCI¬ ANDO: A: ROMVLO: PRIMO RE: DI.....
1073 139x 67 mm. Type: 84 G. Capital spaces, many with guide¬ letters. Indented text. Hain 12783. Sheet d 2 is signed b ii, by error.', "The letters 'A.N.D.' preceding the date in the colophon stand", "for 'Anno Natiuitatis Dominicae.", '202X 143 mm. The blank is pasted down on a fly-leaf.', "King George III's copy (C. 6. a. 3).", 'IA. 33010.
STATUTA. Statuta ciuitatis Luccensis. Type: 91 G. Capital spaces. Hain 15008. 330X 237 mm. Without the first blank. At the end are bound several quires of contemporary paper, on which an alphabetical index has been written by a latel hand. Beneath the colophon is the signature of Hierony mus Turretinus. lT. Doctor. Old vellum, with the armorial book-plate of Iohannes Laurentius Löelius philosophia et medicinæe doct: 1681. Bought in October, 1900. IB. 33023.
1074 from quire i onwards mostly with guide-letters. Irregular line¬ The distinguishing letter in the signatures of what should be quire i is omitted, the first sheet being unsigned and the rest signed .ij.—.iiiij. The date on which this recension of the Statutes was authorized is given in the preamble on 1b as:  Socta Läni del Segnore : mille triceto optäta septe. Inella dictiöe quitadeciä. Ad tempo 290X 212 mm. Without the blanks. A copy of Bando delle Doti, Ascoli, 1596, was previously bound up with this book. Bought in March, 1906. IB. 33152.
PHALARIS. Epistolae. (Translated by PHALARIS. Epistolae. (Translated by *Undated. Franciscus Aretinus. las:... 42b. C Alphonso Regi. QJVatuor phalaridis 44°.  Franciscus Arethinus Clar. atqe prestan. iu riscon.', "Quarto. Ja bsc“; d'eef. 44 leaves, the first blank. 32: 29", 'lines, 140 x 83 mm. Type: 96 R. Capital spaces. Hain 12887. The metrical colophon derives from the edition of De Lisa Treviso, 1471 (IA. 28306).', "The printer's surname as represented in the colophon concludes", 'with a tied letter composed of g and a contraction (see facsimile, plate XCVIII*). The same peculiarity appears in the Missale Gallicanum of 1480 and the undated Aesop, as is shown by the fac', "similes in A. Boselli's article on Alding in the Gutenberg-Jahrbuch", 'for 1931, so that he was perhaps also known as Aldinger. 180X 139 mm. Without the blank, the place of which is taken by a leaf of old but not original paper. Fully rubricated, the rough capitals being perhaps supplied by the same hand as those in the Museum copy of', "Alding's Versor, Naples, 1477 (IB. 29467). On 2° is", 'the signature of F. Paulus Reuisor. Bought in June, 1876. IA. 33407.
1076 Troiana. [Edited by Franciscus Fara 17 May, 20 May, 1498. TENSISIDJEHISTORIA]BELLI) TIROIANI ET DARJES) PHRYGIVS DEJEADEM HISTO¬ TROIAN A. 60b. FIRST COLOPHON: .F. lines, 154x 105 mm. Type: 110 R. Capitals. Hain 16157.', "12, title ; 1°, blank ; 22, editor's epistle to Bernardus Rictius ;", "3e, editor's epigram to the same, followed by other verses; 3b, ap¬", 'pendiculae ad libri interpretationem; 52, epigram from the same to the same ; 5°, prologus Septimii in Dictyn ; 62, text of Dictys', "61“, text of Dares ; 792, editor's verses to the reader ; 79b, colo-", 'phon, register, device; 80, blank.', "In his epistle to Rictius the editor remarks: 'Dictyn ... iussu", '190 X 137 mm. Without the blank. Inlaid brown calf. An attempt has been made to obliterate the Christian name of the editor both on 22 and on 792.', "King George III's copy (C. 3. a. 11). IA. 33447.
DIOSCORIDES. Heoi s ios. [In DIOSCORIDES. Heoi s ios. [In Latin (De materia medica). Edited with a commentary by Petrus Paduanensis. *July, 1478. 22. (text) [MJVIti uo luerunt auctores antiq de virtutibus hbay  compôe olen scribe ... References to it are made by capitals in alphabetical order in¬ serted in the text after the word commented upon, and repeated before the corresponding note. The first edition of this translation, which is the common medieval one. Hain is mistaken in ascribing it to Petrus Padua nensis. 312X 225 mm. Without the blank. On 22 is the name of Julius cesar de regibus de busto aromats., followed by what may be a note of the price.', "Folio. al bc'd'esfgé h? A B6 C-Fs[G’). 104 leaves, the first", 'blank. 2 columns, index in 5 columns. 62: 47 lines of text, 214 x III (with marginalia 170) mm. Types: 180 G.; 91 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain 16258. IB. 33502.
OPPIANUS. Halieutica. [The Latin trans¬ OPPIANUS. Halieutica. [The Latin trans¬ lation of Laurentius Lippius. 112 September, 1478.', "90 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain '12015.", 'ra vita Oppiani ; 1° prooemium Lippii super interpretatione Oppiani ad Laur. Medicem ; 2°, argumenta: 32, text, beginning: The watermarks found in this book, a cross in a circle and a 195 X 130 mm. The last leaf is mounted. In this copy the signature d i appears in its proper place. 183X 131 mm. Imperfect, wanting sheets e 3, 4, the place of which is taken by a duplicate of sheets e 1, 2. IA. 33513.
SAVONAROLA, JOANNES MICHAEL. Practica SAVONAROLA, JOANNES MICHAEL. Practica de aegritudinibus. [Edited by Alexander Sermoneta and Joannes Aquilanus.1 73 August, 1479. usually with guide-letters, except in quires E-M. Catchwords, Pages 1596, 1604, and 160b (the last leaves of quire y) are blank. following upon the completion of a chapter on 1592 which con- cludes with the words: Sequit caplm. xiii. de dispoibus stôi. A similar blank of nearly three columns occurs on leaf 62 (h 8a, 8b). at the end of the fifth tract. The watermark found in this and the following book is a hand with outspread fingers. The paper was supplied by Francesco di Meo di Marozzo and Benedetto di Magdalo, The first edition. Under the terms of a contract entered into at Pisa on 12 December, 1478, the printer undertook to print 750 copies, 300 of these to go to Carlo di Ridolfo, a Frenchman, and Andrea di Simone dei Rampini, a bookseller, the retail price to be not less than three large ducats a copy. The compass of the book was fixed at 30-34 quaternions, an estimate considerably exceeded in the event (see F. Dini, Maestro Bono di Bethun, &c., in: Archi¬ vio storico Italiano, tom. xxxi (1903), pp. 177, &c.). 402 X 271 mm. The greater part of the blank leaf 160 and the upper part of the last blank are cut away. The columns are numbered in an early hand. IC. 33516.
GENTILIS [DE GENTILIBUSJ FULGINAS. Bought in May, 1900.
JOANNES CLIMACUS. Scala Paradisi. ...:FINIS:’ in colophon. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain 5466, 5467. The signatures are centred at the head of the page. Catalogued as the work of Longo at Bergamo by Proctor (no. 7240).
GALVANUS DE PADUA. Memoriale di tenebras ... AMEN : following colophon, signatures. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. The sheets are signed consecutively with the letters of the alpha- bet centred at the head of the page. As this book is otherwise unrecorded, the number of leaves con¬ tained in a perfect copy cannot be certainly determined.', "This tract, catalogued by Proctor under Longo's press at Vicenza", '(no. 7152 A), is shown by the state of the type and by the water mark (plain three-pointed crown) to be closely connected with the Climacus catalogued above. 195X 145 mm. Imperfect, wanting at least one sheet within sheet e, which forms the outer sheet of the second quire. Bought in October, 1901.
CAMPHORA, GIACOPO. De immortalitate Probably reprinted from the first edition, De Lignamine, Rome, 1472 (IB. 17377), with which it agrees in the wording of the incipit and the use of capitals in the chapter-headings. The watermark found in this tract is a lozenge divided in pale and surmounted by a crown, a design often occurring in Neapolitan incunabula. 202X 141 mm. Capital and border illuminated in gold and colours on 12. Bought in September, 1934. IA. 33605. STI. INCOMINCIA LO TRACTA TEL LO DICTOCOMPENDIODESALVTE. DEL VENERABILE DOCTORE ET MASITRO INTO 140 x 88 mm. Type: 87 R. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. 188X 131 mm. Bought in October, 1904.
OVIDIUS NASO, PUBLIUS. Metamorphoses. blank. 34: 36 lines, 199 x 96 mm. Type: 110R. Capital spaces, that on 24 with guide-letter. First letter of each verse set out. Hain 12161. Quire g and sheets i 3, i 4, k 1, k 2, 1 1 are quarto, the rest folio. In quire b there are only 33 lines to the page on sheet 2 and only 32 lines to the page on sheets 3-5. The sequence of the text is several times interrupted by errors of imposition, the proper order of the pages in quire a being:... 3a, 46, 36, 4°..., in quire e :... 3b, 5b, 4b, 52, 44..., in quire h :.... 46, 54, 4°, 5° (one line omitted at head of page)... In this copy the recto of the first leaf, which should be blank, is occupied by an impression of the recto of the return leaf of the sheet, beginning: Concipiunt : & ab his oriuntur cücta duobus. 291 X 210 mm. Attention is drawn in contemporary manuscript to the errors of imposition described above, Eighteenth-century red morocco, gold-tooled.', "Rev. C. M. Cracherode's copy, with date 1774.", 'IB. 33905. PROSPER. Epigrammata de vitiis et virtu¬ lines, 143 x 98 mm. Type: 102 G. Capital spaces, mostly with guide-letters. Hain 13425. The third verse of the colophon appears in some copies as: Vene¬ tus ciuis galorû z stimmate lapsus (Reichling ad Hain 13425). A', "wider space between galoru' and stemmate' in the present copy", "is evidently due to the deletion of 'z' by the corrector (see fac¬", 'simile, plate XCIX*). 174X 117 mm. Without the blanks. On a fly-leaf is the book-stamp of the Bibliotheca Heberiana. IA. 33908.
*2 April, 1481. columns, except in the preliminary matter. 372: 34 lines and', "foliation, 107 (113) x74 mm. Types: 63 G., 63 G'. Red printed", 'Lombards alternating with spaces for those of another colour, also small red printed Lombards within the line. Hain 3901. Gesamt- katalog 5150. The preliminary quires contain the following : 12, blank; 1b-132 calendar to right, facing table of conjunctions and oppositions of sun and moon for the years 1475, 1494, and 1513; 13°, tabula di paesi; 14—-18°, table of eclipses, 1475-1530; 192, del numero astronomical diagrams; 33°, 34, blank. An office of St. Geminianus, the patron saint of Modena, is included in the proprium sanctorum. Beginning with the thirteenth quire, the surviving manuscript signatures show that the sheets are signed consecutively with the letters a-z, z, 5, u, b), repeated nine times, the series-number being added after the letter (a 1, bI, ci...a2, b 2, c2 ...), with some errors. A similar method was employed by P. van Os at Zwolle in 1479 for the printed signatures of his Bernardus, Sermones (Ge¬ samtkatalog 4810, IB. 48104) and it may be noted that the sheets are', "signed with consecutive numbers in some of A. Miscomini's Ve¬", 'netian work (see vol. v, p. 240, IB. 20447, p. 241, IB. 20454). In', "addition, either the initials ’D.A.C.' or the name 'Andreas' is", 'written in each quire, usually at the foot of the verso of the second', "or fourth leaf, while in quire [gl 'D.A.C.' appears on 2b and", "Andreas' on 4° and in quire so 'D.A.C.' appears on 2b, An¬", "dreas' on 4°, and  Dabast", 'on 52, a page which bears an illuminated capital and border. These notes perhaps indicate the persons responsible for the decorations of the sheets or pages in question. On vellum. 166 X 115 mm. At the beginning of the Psalter a four-side border, with capital and wreath with the letters yhs, is illuminated in gold and colours; similar illuminations are found at the beginning of the other principal sections. Smaller capitals supplied in two colours, paragraph marks and initial strokes also supplied. Volvelles belonging to the astronomical diagrams are fixed to fly-leaves at the end of the book, one of these leaves also bearing impressions of two of the eclipse diagrams on 16° and 172. On fly-leaves at the beginning are notes of births and deaths in the family of Siripando (Seripando) in the first half of the sixteenth century. Original (stamped) brown calf, gauffered and gilt edges. Bought in December, 1865. IA. 34103.
PEROTTUS, NICOLAUS. Rudimenta gram¬ 130 X89 mm. Type: 86 G. Capital spaces, many with guide¬ letters. Hain 12666.', "200 X 153 mm. On 1e is written: 'ptinet ad locu.", 'cover. Bought in April, 1864. IA. 34004.
BOCCACCIO, GIOVANNI. Genealogiae deorum 76 October, 1481. Post lachrymas tande frater uirtutis amore Tam pulchr exegit Bartholomeus opus. IMpressum Regii Anno Salutis. M.CCCC. LXXXI. in long lines. 122: 41 lines, 196 X 121 mm. Type: 96 R. Capi-', "tal spaces, in part with guide-letters. Hain '3319. Gesamtkatalog", '4476. 1*, table of contents of Genealogiae, in 2 columns; 112, prooe¬ colophon ; 2972, register, in 6 columns ; 297°, blank ; 2982, de and last leaves of quire dd. At the foot of a 52 is the blind impression of the first two lines of a 4b. Reprinted, mostly with the same page-contents, from Vindelinus p. 162), but omitting the tracts De stagnis et paludibus and De diuersis nominibus maris at the end, substituting a different metri¬ cal colophon for that of Zovenzonius, and adding a register. Quire n expands into 14 leaves, some with short pages, the matter (lib. vii compressed into 12 leaves, mostly with long pages, by Vindelinus while first aa compresses into six leaves the matter (lib. xv) printed on 13 pages by Vindelinus. 303 x 200 mm. Rubricated. The blank return leat of sheet & 1, which interrupts the text, has not been cut', "away. Quire ee is misbound after quire dd. Dr. Kloss's", 'copy, with his book-label. Half leather over original (? wooden boards. Bought in September, 1849. IB. 34006.
SCRIPTORES REI RUSTICAE. Cato. 85°. FIRST COLOPHON : MARCI TERENTII VAR¬ RONIS QuI REM RVSTICAM EXPOLIVIT LIBRI TRES. QuOS DILIGENTER ATQuE VENVSTE IMPRESSIT BART RV-ISTICARVM LIBRI OPERA ET IMPENSA BARTHOLO MAEI BOTTHONI Al BRVSCHI THIRD COLOPHON: PALLADII RVTILII TAVRI AEMILIANI VIRI ILLVSTRIS DE RE RVSTICA LIBRI IMPRESSI REGII OPERA ET IIMPENSIS ENSIS M.CCCCLXXXII NONIS IVNII. 3022', "at beginnings of books without guide-letters. Hain '14565 (omitting", 'the last leaf bearing the register). 1a, blank ; 1°, dedicatory letter of Merula ; 22, enarrationes vo¬ cum Catonis, etc.; 15, blank ; 162, letter of Merula to Bern. Iustinianus; 175, Cato ; 41b, Varro ; 86, 87, blank ; 882, Columella: 2404, letter of Merula to Dominicus Georgius; 242, blank ; 2432. Palladius; 3022, M. B. Barth. Bottono alias Brusco s.p.d.; 3032. register; 303°, blank. Reprinted, mostly with the same page-contents, from the editio princeps, Jenson, Venice, 1472 (IB. 19660, vol. v, p. 173), with the addition of a register. In Merula’s letter to Justinianus (162) Jenson’s name has been allowed to stand. The letter to the printer by the editor M. B. (3022, 302b) is adapted from that of Colucia to Jenson in the archetype ; it concludes as follows: Iis denique ... libris (sc. scriptorum rei rusticae) non modo tua opera : sed etiam', "In this copy the last word of c22 is printed 'sterc' and the last", 'of c 4* ordine’, and the impression is homogeneous throughout the quire 327 X 229 mm. Imperfect, wanting sheet cc 3, the place of which is taken by a duplicate of sheet ee 3, also without the blanks. Grenville copy (G. 9024). IB. 34008b. Another copy, with sheets c1-4 of another setting-up. In this copy the first four sheets of quire c are of a different', "setting-up, the last word of c 22 being printed 'stercus' and the last", "of c 4° 'ordie' and the impression being thick and patchy. This is", 'evidently a later setting-up, probably required to make good damage to the original sheets. 322 X 213 mm. Without the blanks. The first leaf and the last leaf are backed.', "King George III's copy (169. k. 4).", 'IB. 34008 a.
WITH PROSPER ODOARDUS. blank. 142: 42 lines, 209 x 91 mm. Type: 99 R. Capital spaces,', "with guide-letters. Hain '4757.", '12, blank; 1°, Tibulli vita ; 22, Tibullus ; 262, summa vitae Ti¬ bellum (sic Catulli, text of Catullus; 562, blank ; 56b, vita Pro¬ pertii ; 572, Propertius; 106, blank. The concluding letters of the colophon stand for: Duce Her¬ Probably reprinted from the edition produced for De Colonia and Manthen by De Lavagnia, Milan, 1475 (IB. 26118, vol. vi. p. 702). 268 x 181 mm. Without the blank. From the library of the Duke of Sussex. Bought in July, 1845. IB. 34021.
ALONE. 138 x 92 mm. Type: 99 R. Capital spaces, with guide-letters, on 26, 32. Marginalia. Hain 12261. The prefatory note, extolling the author and his book, is signed by Pamphilus Moratus reuerendissimi s. Mariae in Porticu Cardi¬ nalis secretarius. 199 X 138 mm. Previously ff. 139-154 in a tract- Bought.
GUALTERIUS, MARCUS. Prognosticon anni The number of lines to the page is 26 on 5b and 29 on 68, and
PACTA. Pacta formae et data datiorum et The text of this edition is that of the reformation? of April and May, 1413. 286 x 195 mm. On a fly-leaf is written: Cambii boards. Bought in October, 1904. IB. 34031.
1087 by Petrus Candidus Decembrius. *22 October, 1494. 12. TITLE: APIANVS ALEXANDRINVS. DE', "Folio. a-iKl-q'; r8. 136 leaves, the last blank. 42 : 42 lines", 'and head-line, 232 (240) x 131 (with marginalia 160) mm. Type:', "110 R. Capital spaces, mostly with guide-letters. Hain '1309.", 'Gesamtkatalog 2294. gap of 12 lines on K 42 and of 18 lines on K 4°, while K 54 is four lines short. Reprinted from the edition of Maler and Ratdolt, Venice, 1477 (IB. 20487) and completed by the edition of the Historia romana reprinted from the same archetype by De Pasqualibus at Scandiano in January, 1495 (IB. 36201, p. 1118). 306 x 198 mm. Rubricated. On 38 a capital and an ecclesiastical coat of arms has been added in several colours at a late date. Bound before IB. 36201 à (the complementary volume of Appian printed at Scandiano).', "King George III's copy (167. c. 15 (1)). IB. 34033a.", '\ufeff1088 Another copy. 285x 196 mm. On a fly-leaf are written (by Heber) bibliographical notes, with the note : Dr. Heaths Sale', "1810 £2. 9. o.' Bound before IB. 36201b (the com-", 'plementary volume of Appian printed at Scandiano). Grenville copy (G. 8298 (1)). IB. 34033 b.
DIONYSIUS Folio. a-i Kl-z & A-C° D1. 226 leaves, the first blank, 2 and 4-226 so numbered. 52: 46 lines and head-line, 228 (236) X 13 (with marginalia 157) mm. Type: 99 R. Capital spaces, one with guide-letter. Hain 76240 (counting 226 printed leaves). The first line of quire b runs : alios in historia utêtes scio : ... hos quide hoc modo illos Reprinted from the edition of Celerius, Treviso, 1480 (IB. 28412). 286 x 195 mm. Without the blank. On 22 is written; Monasterij Campililiensis Catalogo inscript? 1637. Bought in September, 1871. IB. 34040.
SCRIPTORES REI RUSTICAE. Cato. 2 columns on 24-9b. 144 : 45 lines and head-line, 234 (241) X 138 (with marginalia 162) mm. Types: 104 R.; 80 R., commentaries on Columella, lib. xi, and Palladius, lib. xiv; Gk. Printed capitals space, with guide-letter, on 2392. Red printed heading and capi- 194*, Palladius, with the commentary of [Urceus) Codrus to the book De insitione ; 2444, Ugerii Pontremulensis ad lectorem car¬ men, register, device; 244°, blank. Reprinted from the edition of Bertochus, 1496 (IB. 34061), the', "name ' Franciscus Mazalus Regiensis' being substituted for Dio¬", "nysius de Bertochis' in Beroaldus' letter on 1b and the colophon", 'at the end of Columella being omitted. 305 X 203 mm. Contemporary German stamped pig- skin. Sheet »1 is misbound within sheet & 4, the remainder of quire » between quires R and A. Bought. IB. 34043.
BOIARDO, MATTEO MARIA. Sonetti e can¬ 156X 87 mm. Type: 104 R. Printed capitals, also a few spaces, with guide-letters. Hain 3433. Gesamtkatalog 4611. The first edition. 184X 138 mm. Eighteenth-century crushed blue morocco. On a fly-leaf is written what appears to be à reference to an early library catalogue: B: I: 3387. Grenville copy (G. 11051).
ALONE. QVI REM RVSTICAM EXPOLIVIT LII TRES. HOS DILIGENTER ATQVE VENVSTE 158) mm. Types : 110 Ra., most of text ; 109 R., text in quires z, & F-H, L, M ; 87 R., commentaries on Columella, lib. xi, and Pal¬ ladius, lib. xiv; Gk. Capitals, also spaces, some with guide-letters. 77° Columellae capitula ; 812, Columella, with the interpretationes of Pomponius (Laetus) to lib. xi; 2162, blank; 2166, tituli lior primi Palladii ; 2173, Palladius, with the commentary of Urceus Codrus to the poetical book De insitione ; 271b, register ; (272- Ugerii Pontremulensis ad lectorem carmen, device ; 272, blank). Reprinted, largely with the same page-contents, from the edition of Hectoris, Bologna, 1494 (IB. 29054, vol. vi, p. 842), the name Dionysius de Berthochis’ being substituted for " Benedictus biblio¬', "pola Bononiensis' in Beroaldus letter on 1b, and the 'carmen ad", "Benedictum impressorem' of Pontremulensis omitted at the end.", '307 X 200 mm. Imperfect, wanting leaves c 5, i 2, i 7, i8. p8, GI, G 2, H6, 16, M 6. Of the text on leat', "M I. which is bound at the end, only the section ' De", 'horis remains. On 1b and elsewhere is written the note of ownership of John Byffeld (Byffeild), of Farcet or Standground, Hunts. IB. 34061.
AESOPUS. Fabulae electiores. [In Greek AESOPUS. Fabulae electiores. [In Greek and the Latin translation of Rinucius. Edited 1497. by Bonus Accursius.', "COLOPHON : (to left) TE'AOZ TÉN TOT AIZO'HOT", '(to right) FINIS AESOPI FA BV¬ LARVM. (in long lines) Regii Impressum per Diony¬ sium bertochum Anno salutis M CCCC LXXXXVII. The full breadth of the type-page is 102 mm. Sheet a 2 is signed a, sheet ß 1 is signed b. Reprinted, with the same page-contents, from quires a b C-E of Aesopus, Vita et fabulae, printed by Bonus Accursius at Milan about 1478-80 (IB. 26555, vol. vi, p. 754). 215 x 152 mm. Bound in crushed blue morocco, with gold tooling, by Roger Payne. Grenville copy (G. 7741). 185 X 136 mm. Formerly in the library of Dr. Askew. according to a note by Grenville written on a slip in his copy (above). Crushed red morocco.', "Rev. C. M. Cracherode's copy, with date 1775.", 'IA. 34063
WITH MARCUS ANTONIUS DE BACILERIIS. mostly with gunde-letters. Hain 5817. The full breadth of the type-page is 76 mm. Reprinted, with the same page-contents, from the edition printed by Bertochus at Vicenza about 1483 (IA. 31877, p. 1050); this ac¬ counts for the fact that no capitals are used with 111 Gk.', "In the setting-up of quire A found in this copy the Q's on 22 2b", 'are those proper to De Mazalibus 99 R. and the last three words of Latin on 64 are : Aduersor. Aduersor. Aduersus., the last having no Greek equivalent. 200X 147 mm. Without the blanks. On 22 is written:', "Liß Iste e 58 si. Dnici De Ferria' on the same page is", 'the oval book-stamp of the University of Ferrara, on 2b that of the Ferrarese Dominicans. Bought. IA. 34068. Another copy, with quire A of another setting¬ to type 11o Ra., and the last words on 62 are correctly printed. 200 X 147 mm. Without the blanks. On 22 is written: Heredum Philippi Tertij et Amicor.', "King George III's copy (C. 16. h. 1). IA. 34069.
FOR PONTICUS VIRUNIUS. 13°. (head-piece) DEMETRII Moschi Laconis hoc ad Helenä & Alexandru. Pontico Virunio 140 x 93 mm. 4°: 25 lines of type 108 Gk., 135 x 96 mm. 142: 25 lines of type 110 Rb., 138 x 103 mm. Types: 108 Gk.; 110 Rb.; 83 R., dedicatory letter of Virunius. Greek text indented. Capital and head-piece on 32 and on 132. Hain 11620. The third sheet of quire [81 is signed 3, the third sheet of quire sa is signed iii. In his dedicatory letter Virunius remarks (22): Eum Isc. Mos¬ certainly written between 6 September, 1499, and 3 February, 1500, the period of the first French occupation of Milan, where Virunius had been tutor to the sons of Lodovico il Moro, and of the', "governorship of Gian Giacomo Trivulzio as the French king';", 'representative. As, however, Bertochus appears to have worked continuously at Modena between 13 May, 1499, and 15 May, 1500, the present edition cannot well be anterior to the closing months of the century, and may fall outside the period. 200x 145 mm. Crushed blue morocco, with doublure. of French nineteenth-century origin. Apparently from the collection of A. A. Renouard. Bought in February, 1838. IA. 34070.
CICERO, MARCUS TULLIUS. De natura deo¬', "for lacunae in the text. Hai '5333 (omitting the title), 53364", '5338+ part of *5344. Part of Gesamtkatalog 6903. 12, title; 1°, blank ; 22, note on death of Cicero, followed by verses of Seuerus Cornelius on the same subject ; 32, de natura deorum ; 32°, colophon, register, device ; 332, de diuinatione: and is 128 mm. broad. In and after quire Aa it comprises 50 lines and is 128 mm. broad. The watermark of quires A-E is a flower or plant in a ring, the characteristic mark of Reggio, that of the remainder, a crown, which is almost equally characteristic of Bologna. This collection of the philosophical works of Cicero, reprinted from the edition of Vind. de Spira, Venice, 1471 (IB. 19529), is com¬ plemented by the edition of the De finibus, etc., signed by Caligula de Bazaleriis at Bologna on 20 June, 1499, a copy of which is here bound up in the same volume. The work of Bazalerius is referred', "to in Caligula's colophon (see vol. vi, p. 837).", '307 X 210 mm. Bound before IB. 28998 (De finibus, etc., C. de Bazaleriis, Bologna, 1499). Bought in March, 1906. IB. 34048.
CURTIUS RUFUS, QUINTUS. Epistolae. ginning of each book, printed capitals elsewhere. Hain 15802. The printer’s dedication of the book comiti Franciscomariae Rangono :... Regii Lepidi praefecto’, dated from Reggio, deci¬ mo kk. Augusti’, 1500, is printed on 1b. In the course of it he remarks: [Epistolas Q. Curtiil in mille publicandas exemplaria', "suscepi'.", 'The device is printed lying on its side, as there would not other¬ wise have been room for it at the foot of the type-page. 192 X 134 mm. From the Sunderland Library. Bought in May, 1882. IA. 34073.
CROTTUS, BARTHOLOMAEUS. 161 X91 mm. Types: 160 G., title; III R. Capital space on 22 and, with guide-letter, on 252, printed capitals on and after 255 Hain 5842. to Zobolus; 256, Crottus ad lectorem [prefacing the poems of Boiardus) ; 262, text of Boiardus; 44, blank. The full width of the type-page is 109 mm. In his dedicatory letter to Zobolus Crottus remarks (25) : Cum mihi: & temporum incuria: & locorum situ tumulenta (?) atque composed for him by Crottus, and reappear among the latters work on 14b.
BARTHOLOMAEUS [SACCHIJ DE PLA¬ 129X 73 mm. Type: 80 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters.', "Spaces for Greek. Hain '13052.", 'The register numbers the quires as in the above collation. Reprinted, with exactly or nearly the same page-contents, but with the table moved to the end, from the edition of De Aquila and Umber, Venice, 1475 (IB. 20432). At the foot of [21 82, in the sec¬', "tion ' De saccharo’, a sentence (In bilosis . .. conuertitur) has", 'dropped out. 193X 136 mm. Fully rubricated. On 12 is written: Another copy. 181 X 138 mm. Without the blank. Grenville copy (G. 8955).
ISIDORUS. Cronaca di S. Isidoro Minore 127 X73 mm. Type: 80 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain 19308. This tract is an historical abstract of the six ages of the world to the time of Pope Honorius III (died 1227), with the chronology o the Kings of Israel and of the Emperors to the death of Frederick Il in 1246 and other matter. The list of names and dates is based', "on that in the concluding chapters of the fifth book of S. Isidore's", 'Etymologiae. The text begins as follows, after the explanatory first paragraph: Et primo e da notare : che quatro sono le cose che
FICINUS, MARSILIUS. Della cristiana reli¬ Reprinted from the editio princeps, Laurentii, Florence, I1476 (IB. 27113), with the addition, on 112b-1142, of a letter from the author to an unnamed friend concerning the eternal salvation of the heathen philosophers; this letter is written in answer to the inquiry of another unnamed friend, an enthusiast for philosophy, who at this time fa diligentemente formare si.e. is causing to be printed el nostro libro della Religione cristiana’, just as Filippo', "Valori also is paying for the production of Ficinus' translation of", 'Plato (De Alopa, Florence, (May, 1484-51, IB. 27995, vol. vi, p. 666). 191X 142 mm. Imperfect, wanting the first sheet comprising the table. Slightly cropped at the foot, the signature of quire q being entirely cut away. Bought in July, 1882. IA. 34413.
SAVONAROLA, JoANNES MICHAEL. De The tract concludes with the following address to Leonello d’Este (27b) : ’Vale unica spes mea : cuius uitam omnipotens lesus ... producere dignetur. Ad quem sic oro’, followed by the *Oratio’ on 282. The words: ’Ad quem sic oro’ have been struck out in the present copy, possibly because they were too hastily thought to indicate Leonello. 194 X 143 mm. On 1° is a book-stamp lettered: Ex Libris Drs: Th: Renz. Previously in the collection of Giacomo Manzoni. Bought in March, 1906.
SANDEUS, FELINUS. Sermo de indulgentia', "illumination at head of each tract. Part of Hain '14302, Hain", '14325. In the first section the measurements are as déscribed, in the second section the type-page is 158 mm. broad and the second sheet has 64 and 65 lines to a page, in the third section the type- page is 158 mm. broad and there are 60 lines to a page, except for the inmost sheet, which has a type-page 162 mm. broad and 62 lines on each of the two inner pages. These tracts were designed to form part of the collection of', "Sandeus' commentaries signed by De Gentis on 20 November,", "1484 (Hain '14302), but may have been also sold separately, like", 'the De litis contestatione (Hain 14320). They are here catalogued in the order of the tabula of the complete volume. In other copies the quire here signed b is signed a like the others. 387 X 274 mm. The Sermo de indulgentia is bound after the Quando litterae apostolicae noceant. From the library of George Dunn, Woolley Hall. Bought in May, 1920. IC. 34425.
TORNIUS, BERNARDUS. In capitulum I The breadth of the type-page is increased to 88 mm. in quire b and to 9i mm. in quire c, while there are 34 lines to the page on sheet c 3. In this tract only the double-bodied S is found, and o is invariably used in place of ° in the first quire. 208 x 148 mm. Bought in October, 1900.
ANTONIUS [BECCADELLIJ PANORMITA. Quarto. 4* ; a-e8; f12. 58 leaves, the first blank. 32 : 31 lines, 137 X 87 mm. Type: 90 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Gesamtkatalog 3752.', "The first edition. The persons under whose 'contemplatio' it", 'appeared are presumably Giovanni and Piero de’ Medici, the only', "two contemporaries mentioned in Sandeus' dedicatory epistle.", 'The latter is dated on 6°: Ex gimnasio pisano. Anno ... M.cccclxxxv. primo Ian. 205 X 143 mm. Without the blank. With the book- stamp of Joseph Martini, of Lucca. Bought in March 1906. IA. 34429.
PLUTARCHUS. Vitae parallelae. (The first PLUTARCHUS. Vitae parallelae. (The first part of an Italian translation by Battista Alessandro Jaconello. ines, 205 X 133mm. Type: 87 R. Capital spaces. Hain 13132.', "15, table of contents; 1b, translator's ' tailed' sonnets, the first", "in argumento dellopera presente' to lacopo de Pecatori de", "Aquila, the second to the memory of Cosmo de' Medici per cui", "lator's dedicatory letter to Lodovico Torto; 32, text; 332b, two", "further ' tailed' sonnets by the translator; 3334, register; 333b.", '334, blank. This volume contains the Lives of Theseus, Romulus, Lycurgus Numa, Themistocles, Camillus, Hannibal, Scipio, Timoleon, Ae¬ milius Paullus, Pyrrhus, Marius, Lysander, Sulla, Eumenes, Ser-', "lator's sonnets on 3326 enumerates all these and ends :", 'Ne con multa dimora Latin translation from which the present version was made is that of Lapus Florentinus, Donatus Acciaiuolus and others, frequently reprinted during the period. The translator in his letter to Torto remarks (22): Plutarcho &amp questi magnanimi homini de chi scripse, de grande obligo ad uui leaded. Sheets h2, 3 are signed f2, f 3 by error. The register erroneously remarks of the first leaf: prima uaça. 276 x 202 mm. Without the blank. The first leaf is mounted and may be made up.', "King George III's copy (C. 1. c. 7).", 'IB. 34504.
1097 87 R. Capital space on 12. Indented text. Hain 2357. 211X144 mm. Some misprints corrected with pen¬ and-ink. Bought in November, 1896. IA. 34506.
JACOPO DI BANGIO. Trattato di tutte of verse, 147 x 78 mm. 14°: 45 lines of commentary, 148 x 97 mm Types: 128 G., verse ; 66 G., prose. Capital spaces on 32, 452 462. Indented text. Each paragraph of verse is followed by a paragraph of com¬ mentary in small type. The watermark of a horn with baldric found in parts of this book is that which occurs in the two books of 1482 here cata- logued. 203 X 140 mm. Bound in crushed red morocco by
With the Italian DEVICES. A plain device, with a star and cross between the letters SA [Sano della Stella Aquilano), is found in the Aesop (Kristeller 1, Husung 1, T.F.S. 1903 ee). A large pictorial device, with an eagle and wreath LXXXXIII. Die ultima mensis Maii. 1672. TABVLA IN FABVLAS... The Fables begin on 452 (g 12). Reprinted, with the same page-contents, from the original edition, Del Tuppo, Naples, 1485 (IB. 29533, vol. vi, p. 870) Eighty-nine cuts, of which the first, representing a master and pupils, is apparently copied from some Naples book not yet identified, and the other eighty-eight are poor copies, in reverse of those of the Naples edition of 1485. The large border is alse', "copied in reverse' (J. Pierpont Morgan Catalogue, no. 482).", '278 x 200 mm. A fragment, consisting of leaves 24', "49, 53-59, 61-67,93-98, 100, 105, 113 (c7, 8, quires d'anc", 'Bought in November, 1911. IB. 34555.
1098 70 mm. Type: 93 G. Capital spaces, that on 12 with guide¬ letter. Hain 66. Gesamtkatalog 176. Quires b-g are octavo, the rest quarto. The verses following the colophon ultimately derive from the Neapolitan edition of 1477 (Gesamtkatalog 170). 198 X 140 mm. On 1e is a circular book-stamp letterec P.G.N. From the library of the Duke of Sussex. Bought in March, 1888. IA. 34624
* * Types 84 GB. [P. 3* and 150 G. [P. 3**), originally used at Bologna (vol. vi, p. 815), were also in use at errors. 54 : 30 lines and head-line, 141 (146) x 87 mm. Type 94 G. Capital spaces on 1b and 40b, also spaces for Greek, Indented text. The second tract, beginning on 40b, consists of short notes on the form of a Latin letter, and was undertaken at Mendosas', "request dum Clausulae istae imprimuntur'. The date of its", 'completion by the author as printed on 428, combined with the use of type 94 G., the connexions of which point to 1488-02 leave little doubt that the year-date of the colophon is to be cor¬', "rected by the simple omission of 'x’. Another edition, closelu", 'corresponding to the present, but with the colophon : Impressum Senis per Henricum harlem t Iohannem vallbeck socios. Anno', "M.cccclxxxxix' and in type 91 G. of these printers, is described", 'by Hain (no. 77403, 5358), the printed date being similarly suspect. See plate 1568 of the Gesellschaft für Typenkunde.
WITH JOHANNES WALBECK. *15 January, 1488/9 22. DJOMINI nostri ihesu', "Catchwords at ends of quires. Hain '12844.", 'The signature-letter of the last quire does not appear from', "Hain's description.", 'As the partners appear to have been working at Bologna from May, 1487, to August, 1488, more or less continuously, it is prob¬ able that the date of this book indicates 1488/9, according to the Sienese style of the Incarnation. There is no evidence as to how other similarly ambiguous dates should be interpreted. 350X 278 mm. Imperfect, wanting the last quire (containing the table), also the blank. Rubricated. The last leaf is cut out and mounted. Bought in 1890. IC. 34633
THOMMASIUS, BINDINUS. variis in locis habitae. 1°. In laudem operis z auctoris Phi. Cyneus. 22. address by the author, followed by De iustitia concordia et caritate ciuium ; 4°, De naturali morali et rationali philosophia; 7°, De 214X 145 mm. Formerly ff. 208-221 of a tract-volume. With the armorial book-plate of Prince Marco Antonio Borghese. Bought in July, 1893. IA. 34635.
ALONE. PONTIFICEM PRIMVS INCIPIT.Nlon eram Nescius ia inde ab initio cu linguae latiae elegatias Capital spaces, also spaces for Greek. Marginalia (names of dis¬ putants). Hain 15825.', "The tract divided into two libelli' which begins on 672 is", "described by the author as 'apologus vel scenicus quidam actus", 'and consists of an imaginary conversation between himself, Poggio, and Guarinus Veronensis. 278 x 202 mm. Original (?) German half stamped Bought in July, 1877. IB. 34638.
CORNIO, PETRUS PHILIPPUS DE. Repetitio CORNIO, PETRUS PHILIPPUS DE. Repetitio authenticae Sacramenta puberum in tit. C. si aduer. vendi. 127 January, 1491. 402 X 283 mm. Formerly leaves 100-115 of a tract- volume. Bought in November, 1914. IC. 34639.
LOPIS, JoHANNES, Valentinus. Aureum The number of lines to the page varies from 31 to 34. The author of this was a native of Ayora, near Valencia, and is confused by Hain with another Spaniard, Johannes Lupi Sego¬ biensis, one of whose Quaestiones was likewise printed by De Harlem at Siena (Hain 10343). A second edition of the present tract was printed at Naples in 1505 with the expanded title Aureum formalitatum speculum Scoti ac Francisci Mayronis edition in the entry taken over by Hain from Panzer. 199 X 136 mm. Bought in July, 1896.
BULGARINIS, BULGARINUS DE. Disputatio The disputatio, the theme of which (Sempronius condidit testa¬ mentum cum clausula codicillari ...) is set out in the first column.', "is divided into six dubia'. The consilium, which follows it on", '10econtinet . . . materiam conformem ad quattuor prima 402 X 271 mm. Rubricated. On the last page is the stamp of the Munich Royal Library. Bought in April, 1873. IC. 34646.
CAEPOLLA, BARTHOLOMAEUS. De contracti¬ The wording of the colophon derives from that of the edition', "of 1474, printed at Rome in domo A. et R. de Vulterris' (IC.", '17686). 364 x 270 mm. Leaf 16 is bound between leaves 11 and 12, by error. None Bought in July, 1867. IC. 34648.
BARTOLINIS, BALDUS DE. Repetitiones *25 October, 1493.', "The head-lines read De vbo. obli.' throughout.", '384 X 254 mm. Formerly bound second in a tract- volume. Bought in October, 1867. IC. 34652
PONTANUS, LUDOVICUS. Super l. Si vero. Bought in March, 1906. IC. 34654.
Epitome. [Edited by Philippus Beroaldus. 1°. Ad magnificum comitem Petrum Mariam Ru beü 93 G. Capital spaces, mostly with guide-letters. Hain 77201. The number of lines to a page varies between 28 and 30. 93 G. P. 21, smal-face law text type, as De Colonia 93 G. P. 51 and no doubt the same material.', "In Beroaldus' dedicatory letter occurs the passage (1b): Quum", 'ego nuper rogatu Henrici Coloniensis. Senis impressoris soler¬', "about 1476 (IB. 30232, p. 939), the words 'Henrici Coloniensis.", "Senis' taking the place of' Stephani Corallii' in the original.", '192 X 139 mm. Leaf 27 is mutilated by fire. The last leaf is backed. The leaves of sheet c4 have been transposed in binding. Bought in June, 1845. IA. 34666
COSTITUZIONI. Costituzioni della patria 731 July, 1484 Cavretto. numbered. 5a: 31 lines and foliation, 123 (126) x 73 mm. Type: 60 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters, on 12, 22, 32, printed Lombards elsewhere. Hain 5670. The concluding portion of the proem on 2b is printed in lines of gradually decreasing length. The translator remarks of his work on 1b: Non me parendo conueniente la elegantia de la toschana légua: per esser troppo plate of Dean Thomas Gaisford. Leaf xli ((fl 1) appears to be made up. Bought in June, 1890.
JOANNES DIACONUS, Hispanus. Flos¬', "Lombards elsewhere, Lombards also used for the printer's initials", 'in the colophon. The quotations from Gratian with which each', "of the causae' begins are underlined by means of rules.", 'The tract is divided into three parts, comprising respectively foi distinctiones, 36 causae, and a short section on the sacraments other than matrimony ; the incipit of each is given in the above description. The author of this summary is apparently not identical with oannes de Deo Hispanus, to whom it is sometimes ascribed (cf. Hain 9393 and correct the heading of IB. 7288 on p. 424 of vol. ii of this Catalogue). It is printed as an appendix to the text of', "Gratian in Jenson's edition of 1474 (IC. 19678) and several other", 'early editions. 140 X 97 mm. Bought in October, 1859.
BREVIARIUM CISTERCIENSE. BREVIARIUM CISTERCIENSE. 521 October, 1484 Sig. b 12. (red) KE Iulius habet dies. xxxi. luna calendar), d 1-8,e 1 (beginning of psalter), and K 6-8, L 1-8, M 1-8, N 1-10 (end of common of saints ?), or 41 leaves in all ; quires d, L, M, and N are complete. 2 columns, except in calendar, Sig. d 24: 36 lines, 105x67 mm. Type: 58 G. Red printed No perfect copy of this edition is known. 117 x93 mm. The remainder of the Breviary is made up from a copy of an edition printed at Venice about 1520. Leaves K 6-8 are bound in reverse order. Italian gold-stamped brown leather with gauffered and painted edges (16th century ?), the top cover bearing the letters E F, the lower cover the letters G D in the central oval. From the Libri collection, and sold in August, 1859, for 355. Bought in April, 1864. first blank. 2 columns. 42: 46 lines, 142 X 93 mm. Type: 62 G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain 14176. Gesamtkatalog 3321. 1484. The first letters of the verses of the colophon read: BAPTISTA The first words of sheets DD 3 and DD 6 are wrongly given in the register. 205X 142 mm. Without the blank. Eighteenth- century vellum. From the collections of Giacomo Man¬ The first edition. The text was completed by the author in loco nostro apud Leuantum Sanctae Mariae Nunciatae nuncupato', "on St. Lucy's Day (13 December), 1483, as his subscription on", 'rescript of Sixtus IV concerning the competence of confessors, dated III. kal. Ian., 1479, and this date is probably responsible for the two supposed editions of 1479 noted by Hain (nos. 14174,', "14175). The title was altered to Rosella casuum' in the revised", 'edition of Birreta and F. Girardengus, Pavia, 1489 (IA. 31410, zoni and Rush C. Hawkins, a bibliographical note by the latter being inserted at the beginning. Bought in June, 1906. IA. 34803.
NICOLAUS DE AUXIMO. Supplementum. 58 G. Capital spaces. Marginal paragraph-numbers. Hain In the copy described by Reichling ad Hain 2167 the second leaf is of a different setting-up, which begins : In noie . .. Incipit liber qui dr supplemêtuz. Vonia3 summa que.', "The use of the word 'opusculum' rather than ' opus' in the", 'colophon is characteristic of the editions printed by Renner at Venice in 1482 and 1483 (IA. 19881, 19894), one or other of which was thus probably the archetype of the present book. 161 X 114 mm. Imperfect, wanting leaves 334 (qq 6), 345 (Ss 1), 456 (E 8) and the blank. Bought in October, 1907. IA. 35102.
BERNARDINUS. Dodici regole della con¬ dented text. Headings printed in red as far as the end of quire a. Hain 2837. Gesamtkatalog 3877. The ink of the red printed headings is so faint that some of them are scarcely readable, which is evidently the reason for the aban¬ donment of red printing after the first quire. The first edition of this tract, which is a classified list of questions for self-examination by penitents and differs entirely from the Della', "confessione identified with it by Hain's no. 2838 (IA. 22440, vol. v.", 'p. 378). For the reasons which make probable the date 1485/6 rather than 1485, see the Introduction. 197X 136 mm. The last leaf is mounted. The red printed heading on 1e has been gone over with a pen and crimson ink. Prefixed to the book is the first leaf. bearing a title and woodcuts, of a copy of the edition sine nota of the same author’s Della confessione ascribable to Benalius, Venice (IA. 22440). With the book-plate of William Horatio Crawford, Lakelands, Cork. Pre- viously in possession of Dr. Charles Inglis. Bound in brown morocco by W. Pratt. Bought in April, 1891. IA. 35003.
LAURENTIUS AND FRANCUS CENNIS. *4 January, 1486/7. of each half-quire. Hain 51. Gesamtkatalog 161. The register gives the signatures as capitals. The first edition. 425 x 280 mm. Bound before IC. 35014. Prefixed is a manuscript copy, on ten leaves, of Franciscus Curtius, Opus feudorum. On the last page of IC. 35014 is a record of the birth of a son Wilhelmus to Duke Albrecht of Bavaria on 13 November, 1493, from the hand of Erasmus Topler, I.V. doctor inter ducales sena tor minimus, who has also written notes in the present book. Bought in June, 1859. IC. 35007.
PRINTER OF ACCOLTIS, SUPER TIT. DE VERBO. leaves, the last blank. 2 columns. 22 : 65 lines, 292 X 183 mm. Types: 160 G. ; 90 G. Capital space, with guide-letter, on 1“. Hain 744. Gesamtkatalog 154. The first edition. The text on 7ob (k 4°) ends with the note: 425X 280 mm. Without the blank. Bound with IC. 35007, q.v. above. Bought in June, 1859. IC. 35014.
1108 43 lines, 184 X 107 mm. Type: 86 G. Capital spaces, with guide¬ letters. Hain 15914. Sheet c 2 is quarto, the rest folio. Bought in May, 1901. IB. 35023.
PRINTER OF CANARO, DE MATERIA 16 February, 1489 1°. Incipit tabula questionum principalium que in spaces, with guide-letters. Catchwords on 1b, 2b, 3b. Hain 4306. Gesamtkatalog 5959. At the end of Canaro’s text on 52 is the note : Sequuntur duo consilia in eadem materia ... quae cum reperierimus scripta in IC. 35033.
RODOLPHIS, LAURENTIUS DE. Repetitiones RODOLPHIS, LAURENTIUS DE. Repetitiones et disputatio. [With additions by Felinus Sandeus. ines, 295 x 180 mm. Types: 86 G.; roman capitals, first words f each tract, etc. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Catch¬', "vords. Hain '13960.", 'i, blank ; 22, statement of contents, tabula quaestionum princi¬', "The edition of the same author's Tractatus usurarum announced", 'at the end of the colophon is that of 18 February, 14s901 (Hain 13959), the edition referred to as printed elsewhere long since being that included in Repetitiones ... diuersorum doctorum, V. de Spira, Venice, 1472 (IC. 19559, vol. v, p. 161). 427 X 283 mm. Fully rubricated. Bought in January, 1868. IC. 35035.
BENDINELLIS, MATTHAEUS DE. De balneis Although the colophon gives the date of writing as 1483, the paragraph immediately preceding it mentions a cure accomplished', "in vno meo consanguineo Anno M. cccc lxxxvi'.", '196 x 139 mm. On 1b is a book-stamp lettered: Ex Bought in April, 1905.
DINUS DE MUGELLO. De regulis juris, and last blank. 2 columns. 112 : 47 lines, 210 X 148 mm. Types ; 86 (90) G. ; roman capitals, first words of sections to end of quire h; 130 G., first words of sections in remainder. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Catchwords. Hain *6180. 1, blank; 22, tabula consiliorum; 6° regulae iuris secundum literam alphabeti: 6° advertisement of edition ; 7e lectura super The quire signed with numbers and containing the tabula con¬ siliorum is here bound between the first (blank) and second leaves of quire a. This order is probably intentional, and it has been retained in the above description. Sheet C 3 has a type-page 164 mm. broad and 54 and 55 lines to the column. The advertisement on 6b, after remarking that the De regulis', "juris has never before been printed 'tam artiori papyro: atque ut", 'ita dicam breui volumine si.e. in such small format quam modo à leather over wooden boards. On 22 is the note of ownership of the Augustinian Canons of Polling, in the top cover the armorial book-plate of their praepositus Franciscus [Töpsel), 1744. Bought in July, 1867. IB. 35039.
SAVONAROLA, HIERONYMUS. Apologeticus SAVONAROLA, HIERONYMUS. Apologeticus Undated. de ratione poeticae artis. (161) x 84 mm. Types: 92 G., head-lines; 69 G. Capital spaces. Catchword at end of quire a. Hain 14475. The four books into which this tract is divided are headed re- spectively : De omnium scientiarum diuisione, De singularum scien¬ pendium logicae, from this press. 204 X 139 mm. Formerly ff. 231-246 of a tract-volume. Bought in July, 1892. IA. 35044
ANGELUS [CARLETUSI DE CLAVASIO. F. Angelü de clauassio pntis operis Auctorem: in qua orat eius Reuerentiam. vt ipm opus imprimi faciat: propter 378 blank. Text in 2 columns. 82: 55 lines, 158 x 103 (with mar- ginalia 114) mm. Types: 120 G.; 58 G. Capital spaces, often with guide-letters. Marginal paragraph-numbers. Hain 5382. Gesamtkatalog 1923. 1, blank; 22, letter of Tornieli to the author; 2b, reply of the sheets D 3,4, for which a duplicate copy of sheets D I, 2 has been bound in, also the first blank. Leaf 387 is slightly mutilated. On 22 and 151° is the signature of loannes Ramellus Pretor Theiolari (1579), on 3766 that of Cosmas Ramellus ex oppido Sancti Damiani, on a fly-leaf the note of ownership of Prosper Balbus, 1808. Bought in April, 1858. IA. 35202.
ROSARIO. Rosario odore della vita. blank. 32: 31 lines, 134 x77 mm. Type : 86 G. Capital spaces, some with guide-letters. Sheets d 3, 4 are quarto, the rest octavo. The watermark of a pair of scissors is found on one of the quarto sheets. On 1° is the blind impression of text from 7a. The text contains a number of forms characteristic of the Nea¬ politan dialect. 205 X 140 mm. On 22 is a circular armorial book¬ lines, 155 x 83 mm. Type: 88 G. Printed capital S on 24, 39b. capital spaces, with guide-letters, elsewhere. Hain 9860.', "A reprint of Freitag's edition, Gaeta, 1487 (Hain-Reichling 9850).", 'this in turn being reprinted from the edition of U. Rugerius, Bologna, June, 1485 (IA. 28792, vol. vi, p. 807). Among the forms of address on 438, 43b are the following: Discreto vel', "prouido viro. Rugerio amico suo. &c. and'Reuerende domine", 'The watermarks are a horn and a glove surmounted by a star. 185 X 124 mm. Imperfect, wanting the first sheet, also the blank last leaf. From the library of Pietro Antonio Crevenna. Bought in May, 1907.
SERVIUS MAURUS HONORATUS. De with additions, by Laurentius Abstemius. 12 January, 1488. 12. Illustri ac erudito Principi Domino OCTA¬ 127 x 80 mm. Type: 115 R. Capital spaces, the two first on 22 apparently with guide-letters faintly inked. Hain 14710. The tract De pedibus (102-11b) is the work of the editor, as is shown by his remark in the dedicatory letter (1°): Adieci praeterea octo & uiginti pedes. quo sine aliorum librorum adminiculo hoc The paper is watermarked with a balance in a circle. 197 X 125 mm. Without the blank. On a fly-leaf is the note: 108 64—rariss. London 1823. long and short in the usual way (— 0), in the Centimetrum the feet are in addition separated off by division marks in two sections. Reprinted from the edition of De Fano and De Bergamo, Cagli, 1476 (Hain-Reichling 14709).
STATUTA. Statuta communitatis Ripariae and 67 blank. 52: 56 lines, 223X 139 mm. Type: 80 R. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain 15018. 12, blank ; 1°, verses of the editor to the reader ; 22, rubricae statutorum ciuilium; 4°, statuta ciuilia ; 28, 292, blank; 29b, rescript of Doge Jo. Mocenigo approving the statuta criminalia, dated verses on 1° to be as here given, it is apparent from the position of the colophon that the Statuta ciuilia were the last to be printed off. 304 x 212 mm. Without the blank leaves 28 and 66. for which leaves of old but not original paper have been substituted. Bought in July, 1904. IB. 35701.
TURRETINUS, PAULUS. Disputatio de dote. DEVICE Jof TegrimusJ. Columba auspice.', "Folio. ab6c'. 14 leaves, the last blank. 2 columns. 84: 60", '398 x 281 mm. Without the blank. Bound in crushed blue morocco by K. Ebert, Munich. Bought in October, 1927. IC. 35803.
CORNETO TANCREDUS DE. Summa quae¬ 152: 46 lines and head-line (title and number of rubric), 189 (197) x 137 mm. Type: 82 G. Hain 15740. 290 X 210 mm. Bought in May, 1903. IB. 35905. matris eiusdez Ihesu Christi pontifitie cesarielque legum by Petrus Candidus Decembrius. 710 January, 141951 12. (head-line:) EPISTOLA. P. Candidi in libros Appiäi sophistæ Alexädrini ad Nicolaum quintum candidi ex Ap piäo historico & Sophista traductio head-line, 231 (240) x 131 (with marginalia 159) mm. Type: 110 R Capital spaces, some with guide-letters. Hain 1310. Gesamt- katalog 2292.', "12, translator's preface to Pope Nicholas V ; 1b, Appiani prooe", 'mium ; 3°, liber Libycus; 132, blank, except for the marginal note : Defectus unie folii : in quo tumultus populi cotineri uidebatur ...; 29, liber Syrius ; 43°, liber Parthicus; 542, liber Mithridati¬ cus ; 80, blank. On the inmost sheet of quire C the breadth of the type-page is increased to 142 mm. and the number of lines to the page to 43. 46, 46, 43, while head-lines and marginalia are omitted. On N 12-6b the number of lines to the page is increased to 43 and 44. Reprinted from the edition of Maler and Ratdolt, Venice, 1477 (IB. 20486), and completing the edition of the De bellis ciuilibus reprinted from the same archetype by F. de Mazalibus at Reggic in October, 1494 (IB. 34033, p. 1088). The latter date makes it intrinsically probable that the misprinted year-date of De Pasqua¬', "libus' colophon stands for 1495. Count Camillo Boiardo suc-", 'ceeded his father, Matteo Maria, on 19 December, 1494, and diec early in November, 1499. In this copy the head-line of D 12 reads: LIBYCVS. and that of D 6°: LIEBR [sicl, the last marginal note on E 1e reads: In¬ greditur Scilpio carthagilnem., and the paper is watermarked throughout with a flower or fleur-de-lys in a ring. 306 x 198 mm. Without the blank. Rubricated as IB. 34033 a (the complementary volume of Appian printed at Reggio), with which it is bound.', "King George III's copy (167. c. 15 (2)). IB. 36201 a.", 'Another copy, with variants. In this copy the head-line of D 1à reads: LIEBR [sic) and that of D 6°: LIBYCVS., sheet D 3 is printed with type 108 R. (evidently to make good a shortage of the original sheet) and watermarked with a large oxhead bearing a long-shafted cross, and sheet E1, similarly watermarked but printed with type 110 R., is of a different setting-up, the last marginal note on E 1* reading: Ingreditur Scipio cartalginem. 285 x 196 mm. Without the blank. Bound with IB. 34033b (the complementary volume of Applan printed at Reggio). IB. 36201 b.
II18 Matheo Maria Boyard- 22. (head-line:) PROLOGO. (155) x 86 (with marginalia 104) mm. Type: 109 R. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Indented text. Hain 3434. Gesamt¬ katalog 4612. The first edition. 189 x 136 mm. Imperfect, wanting the last leaf, which bears the device. Some leaves at the end are slightly mutilated. Grenville copy (G. 11052).
FERETTUS, NICOLAUS. Commentariola isa¬ 12. TITLE: DE ELEGANTIA LINGVAE LATI¬ NAE SERVANDA IN epistolis & orationibus com¬ ponendis pręcepta sumpta ex auctoribus pbatissimis: dented text. Hain *6973 (with variants). 12, title ; 1b, blank; 22, metrical dedication of the author to Octavianus de Riario, the heading incorporating a statement of the contents ; 2b, prose dedication of the same to the same ; 3e, de ordine et iunctura compositionis ornatae ad epistolas, lib. 1; 21 de eisdem ad orationes, lib. ii, followed by a list of corrections in the form of an envoi to Octavianus, with date  pridie idus aprilis 12 Aprill’, 1495; 26, ad praepositionum significationem et com¬ positionem, lib. iii ; 302, epigrams by the author, Thomas (de Astisl episcopus Forliuii and Christophorus Bentius, colophon, register; 30b, device. In his letter to Octavianus on 21b the author speaks of quae¬ dam in hoc ipso iamdudum [see note to IA. 36412, below a me tioi dicato opere omissa ... incuria: uel potius auiditate impressorum:', "dum tibi placere student' and (222) of terrores ... in dictionibus", "as well as of corrections made by him 'in quibusdam tantum", "impressionibus'. It was evidently at first intended to print the", '1120', "second word of the title of the tract,  commentariola isagogica',", 'in Greek characters on 22 and 2°, since a considerable space is', "left before and after it in both places. The author's corrections do", 'not appear in the present copy.', "The title described by Hain in his no. *6973 runs : ' De ele¬", 'gantia lingue latine seruäda in epistolis & orationibus . .. pro¬', "batissimis.', while the setting-up of the headings on 22 and", '2b also differs from that of the present copy. The remainder of the description is the same for both. Presumably the first two sheets were for some reason set up twice over. 211 X 147 mm. In many places words and letters in¬ sufficiently inked by the printer have been touched up with the pen. Formerly ff. 175-204 of a tract-volume. From the collection of Giacomo Manzoni. Bought in June, 1896. IA. 36402.
FERETTUS, NICOLAUS. Commentariola isa PARVE Liber dnam timide subiturus in arcen SILENTIVM: on background, 94 X 123 mm., from the block used in Cantalycius, Epigrammata, Capcasa, Venice, 1493/4 (IA. 22745), beneath this six elegiac couplets, being those on 22 ot', "Guarinus' edition (p. 1120), revised ; 1b, prose dedication of the", "author to Octavianus de Riario, as on 2° of Guarinus' edition, with", 'the heading on 22 of that edition prefixed ; 22 text; 24°, envoi to', "Octavianus, dated 'idibus Augusti’, 1494, and followed by lib. iii ;", '28“, epigrams by the author, Thomas de Astis episcopus Foriliuii and Chr. Bentius ; 28°, colophon, with woodcut, combat of Theseus and centaur, from the block used on 22 of Plutarch, Ragazzo, Venice, 1491 (IB. 23756). The author’s letter to Octavianus at the end of book ii (24b),', "which in Guarinus' edition was expanded so as to take in a dis¬", 'cussion of the errata, is here reduced to its original dimensions (20 lines of print) and retains its original date, 13 August, 1494. the corrections being incorporated in the text.', "Greek type is used for the title 'commentariola cigayovkd' and", "in several other places where Guarinus' edition represents Greek", 'words by roman characters. Jacobus Pheus (Giacomo Fevo) was assassinated in the course of the year 1495. 196 X 143 mm. Bought in April, 1858.
SALLUSTIUS CRISPUS, GAIUS. Catilina. 12. C. SALVSTII CRISPI DE CONIVRA¬ TIONE CATILINE.PROEMIVM. [OJMnes homines 192. 181X 117 mm. Type: 106 R. Capital spaces. Hain 14196. The watermarks in this book are a pair of shears and a large crown in a circle. There are numerous small differences between the text as here', "printed and that of Vindelinus de Spira's 1470 edition (IB.", '19523). crescent in a triangle below. 270X 198 mm. Imperfect, wanting the inmost sheet of the first quire. Capital and initial-strokes roughly supplied on the first page. IB. 36814.', "King George III's copy (C. 2. b. 5).", '226 x 173 mm. Rubricated. Bound in crushed blue morocco by P. Bozerian jeune.
Another copy. 86 and 192 blank. 2 columns. 32 : 48 lines, 198 X 132-5 mm. Type : 82 G. Capital spaces, a few with guide-letters. Irregulai', "line-endings. Hain '2526. Gesamtkatalog 3450.", 'Quires [b-e, m-o and sheets [1 2-5 are folio, the rest quarto. 18 December of the same year (Reichling 523). The suggestion of Proctor (no. 7392) that the Cornazano was printed at Naples seems very improbable ; the press which produced these books is far more likely to have stooc on Venetian territory, if not in Venice itself. The last two leaves of quire Irl contain only 46 lines to the column, with few contractions.', "The section Inquisitio' ends on 852 and is followed by the", 'note : Quamuis hoc sit [sic) tamen nihil deest. The text resumes', "with the section ' Inscriptio' on 872 after three blank pages (sil 55", 'il 62,b). The watermarks found in this book are a currycomb and a rosette in the quarto sheets, a small rosette, a bunch of grapes and an oxhead surmounted by a very large crown in the folic sheets. The rosette is the commonest watermark in Milanese incunabula, while the currycomb and the grapes also occur in', "Milanese books of the 'seventies.", 'The first edition. Proctor no. 7389. 278x 197 mm. Without the blank leaf 86 (sil 6), Rubricated. Manuscript catchwords at ends of quires. On 1e is the nearly obliterated note: Bibliotece S. Barnabe (Brescia). On a fly-leaf is written: June 181 Sale by Sotheby of an amateur [Tr & W, i.e. Treuttel & Würtz)-11-. Old brown deckled calf. From the library of the Duke of Sussex. Bought in November, 1844. IB. 36835
§ 3. The material of the Cornazano, Vita della Vergine, of 28 August, 1475, here described appears to be The fifteen-line prayer to the Virgin printed between the end of the Vita and the colophon does not appear to occur in any other edition. It is probably not by Cornazano. The letters of the Holy Name at the head of the first page are apparently printed from a block, which is also used in the othe known product of this press, Francesco da Siena, Consiglio contra il morbo pestilenziale, 18 December, 1475 (Reichling 523). The paper is watermarked with a triple mound surmounted by here attributed to Schindeleyp at Trent but possibly connected with Achates at Vicenza. From the Costabili collection. Bought in July, 1858. 302 x 209 mm. Without the blanks. Rubricated. Manuscript catchwords and signatures; the latter attempt a fresh start with the section De usuris by signing quire g with ’a, but revert to the original sequence in quire sh). From the Costabili collection. Bought in July, 1858. FRANCISCUS DEPLATEA. Opus restitu¬ apparently under a misapprehension as to the proper order of the sections. There is, however, no space left for a rubricated head', "ing at the head of the De usuris' such as exists at the beginning", 'of the book. In quires [d, e] the breadth of the type is only about 123 mm. A copy of this book is known with a note by the rubricatoi', "dated ’anno domini 1472' and calling attention to a binder's", "error in consequence of which the section   De usuris' was placed", 'rod or shaft ending in a rosette and a triple mound or tau with 134°. END: ... Rndet glo.  tales sic statuëtes non', "remainder. Capital spaces. Hain '13034 (reading est' for 'e", "on 962 and 'EXCOMMVNICATIONES' on 96b and assigning", 'the book to Bartholomaeus Cremonensis at Venice).', "Quires [g, h), which start the section De usuris', are printed", 'with taller type and contain only 40 lines to the page, the same number being found on sil 12. It is evident from this, as well as', "from the discrepancy in the manuscript signatures and the binder's", 'IB. 36851.
FORMA. Forma e regola di confessarsi. circle and a triple mound (or tau) from which issues a rod ending in a triangle. A mark similar to the latter, but with the rod ending in a star, is that found in the Rosellis. Both designs occur in early Paduan incunabula, the triple-mound mark being specially frequent therein. 210 X 148 mm. Rubricated, apparently at a late date. Bought in December, 1902. IA. 36768.
ROSELLIS, ANTONIUS DE. Tractatus legiti¬ Undated. 12. INCIPIT : TRACTAITVS : LEGITTIMA¬ CIOINVM PER MONARCHJAM ET EXIMIVM I124 191X 132 mm. Type: 103 R. Capital spaces. Hain 13975. Proctor no. 7362. 297 X 213 mm. Rubricated. Remains of manuscript Bought in January, 1868. IB. 36766
BOCCACCIO, GIOVANNI. Fiammetta. 176 x 108 mm. Type: 103 (100) R. Capital spaces, with guide¬ letters. Hain 3290. Gesamtkatalog 4457. The paper of this book is partly unwatermarked, partly water marked with a rosette or a bunch of grapes. The rosette, though most characteristic of Milan and Pavia, is also found in early books of Mantua, Vicenza, and Modena. The Guerino (Hain 8138), which shows the face of the type in the same state as here, is also partly unwatermarked and partly watermarked with a rosette and the similar mark of a daisy with a stalk, as well as with another mark perhaps representing a saw. Proctor no. 7363. In this copy the last words on 9b read correctly: comincio 223 X 161 mm. Imperfect, wanting the first sheet, Bound in crushed red morocco by Delanoé père. From the Libri collection. Bought in January, 1848. IB. 36770. Another copy. In this copy, owing to a disturbance in the type as set up, the', "last words on 9b read: 'comincio aprlare.', followed by a gar", 'where O should be. 280 x 198 mm. Imperfect, wanting the last two leaves the place of which is taken by a pen-and-ink facsimile as well as the blank. Rubricated. Grenville copy (G. 10276). IB. 36770 a.
PAMPHILUS. Pamphilus de amore. sub pectore thelum Crescit 1 adsidue plaga dolorg Ines, 139X73 mm. Types: 105 G., headings ; 87 G. Capital spaces. First letter of each verse set out, except in lines affected by the capital-spaces. The extreme breadth of the type-page is 77 mm. The paper is watermarked with a dragon.', "Probably reprinted from the edition  sine nota' ascribable to", "Rot, Rome, in the early 'seventies (IA. 17598, vol. iv, p. 44), with", 'corfections and some fresh errors. The headings distributing the text among the interlocutors are the same in each (but the present', "edition corrects the dative ? ano' to anui' throughout), and each", "adds the line : 'Explicit. codex' after the conclusion of the text.", 'The close proximity in this volume of the present tract and IA 31305 has caused the former to figure as an edition printed ex¬', "97. In the case of the edition of Dati’s versification of Columbus' letter here catalogued the conflict of", 'crldence between the date (which cannot be prior to L493), the type and the signature of joannes Florentinus camot apparently be reconciled, but at any rate there seems no special reason for supposing the bok to be asftef 3e0. Froctor catalogued it as a doubtful addendum to the work of Morgiani and Petri at Florence (no. 6492).', "pensis M.C.' at Venice in 1480 in Hain's no. 11856, which per-", 'petuates a blunder of Maittaire ; see below and note on p. xxiv of vol. v of this Catalogue. Early editions of the Pamphilus are catalogued by Hain partly', "under  Maurilianus, Pamphilus', partly under ' Pamphilo Sasso", 'but the author is, in fact, unknown. It is perhaps worth noting that an acrostic of the first six verses reads VCENVS or, possibly, VVLCENVS. 204 X 140 mm. The leaves of the first quire are mis¬ bound in the following order: 1, 2, 8, 3, 9, 10, 4, 5, 6,7. Bound eleventh in a tract-volume beginning with IA 27527 (Fontius, Orationes, [Di Libri, Florencel, s.a.), q.v., vol. vi, p. 662. The tracts immediately preceding and following it are, respectively, IA. 30050 (Niger, In Sigismundum archiducem, [Padua, Cerdonis, s.a.)) and these three items are described in Hain 11856, see note above. With the book-stamp of the Royal Society ex', "dono Henr. Howard Norfolciensis'.", 'Bought in March, 1924. IA. 36875.
1125 line stanzas to the column, with spaces, 147 X 11I mm. Type; 76 G. Lombard Lon 12.', "The name of Joannes dictus Florentinus' occurs at the end o", 'the edition of Monticello’s Italian paraphrase of Lucan printed by De Bonellis at Venice on 4 August, 1495 (Hain 10248) and Scinzen¬', "zeler's Milanese reprint of it (IA. 26759, vol. vi, p. 772) and at the", "dated ? Die .x. Mensis dc. Octobris.' (Reichling 1272), as wellas in", "several tracts 'sine nota' which appear to be in De Bonellis' types", '(ct. Reichling) ; he was presumably a press-reader. As De Bo¬ nellis is not known to have used any fount like that of the present book, the latter is presumably a reprint of an unrecorded edition by or connected with him. The watermark is too indistinct to be made out. Proctor no. 6402. 198 X 146 mm. Imperfect, wanting the inner sheet. From the Costabili collection. Bought in July, 1858. IA. 36987.
ANTONINUS. Quadragesimales et de sanc blank, 3-376 so numbered, with irregularities. 2 columns, except on 2°. 44: 36 lines and head-line, 133 (138) x 90 mm. Types: 100 G.; 73 G. Capitals, also spaces, with and without guide¬', "letters. Hain '1241. Gesamtkatalog 2182.", 'The true author of these sermons is Gabriel Barletta, whose work was first printed at Brescia by J. Britannicus in 1497, 1498 (IA. 21182). The present edition alters the first and last para¬ graphs, no doubt in order more safely to father the whole upon S. Antonine. The quiring of this book appears to have been miscalculated after quire F. Sheets 2 and 4 of quire i are signed K ij and K iiij, the foliation of the quire running : lxv, lxxiiij, lxvij, lxxvj, lix, lxxviij, lxxj, lxxx. The register recognizes only majuscule signatures, omitting quire f and substituting K for i. Catalogued among the Venetian adespota by Proctor (no. 5719),', "with the note' a. 1500?'", '171X 116 mm. Old stamped pigskin (German) over', "boards. On 12 is written : 'Ex bibliotheca Dni Schön¬", 'Bought in July, 1879.
apud Sixtum IV. was delivered on 2 December, 1471. All other editions, except that assigned to Gensberg (IA. 17836, vol. iv, p. 50), have the date and place of delivery printed at the end. Proctor no. 7365. 268 x 192 mm. At the end of the text is written in Traversari. Edited by Elius Franciscus Marchisius. Undated 1a. Prestätissimo in christo patri: & domino Oliuerio Sheets (a) 1-3, 5, (b) 3, If1, Ikl 3-5, and quires Im-pl are solio, the rest quarto. In the course of his dedicatory letter the editor remarks that the task of revising the text by the printer has been turned over to him by Pomponius Laetus The first edition. Proctor no. 7364. liminary leaves containing the dedication. The third leaf is strengthened, the last backed. At the end is', "bound a leaf bearing an index philosophorum' written", 'on the back of a letter addressed by B. Salvadore Salandari Procre at Rome on 9 April 1734 to the', "mostaccioli' lost in the customs.", "King George III's copy (167. d. 5).", 'IB. 17469. TINIANI. LEONARDI The present is presumably the first edition of this oration, which M. cccc. Lxxi. In consistorio publico. This note was', "perhaps added by the author or in the printer's office,", 'Previously bound third in a tract-volume containing also IB. 27049 (Sallustius, Ripoli, Florence, 1478) and IB. 27116 (Scala, Oratio, Laurentii, Florence, (1481) and belonging to Gio. Vinc. Capponi. Bought in September, 1837. IB. 17471.
JUSTINIANUS, BERNARDUS. Oratio habita DIOGENESLAERTIUS. Vitae et sententiae CONFEISSIONES SECVNDVM RAYNALDVM. 22. CAPITVLVM infra scriptü ad lräm suptû ë ex Quarto. Ja-gl0 ht.) 74 leaves, the last blank. Table in olumns. 4°: 33 lines, 190 X 128 mm. Type: 115 R. Capital paces, also spaces for headings. Gesamtkatalog 2083. The watermark of a hound walking with an uplifted fore-paw vhich is found in this book, is given by Briquet (no. 3645) as occurring at Rome about 1469. The wording of the incipit to the text on 3e is peculiar to this dition. 280 x 203 mm. Imperfect, wanting the first leaf. nes, and many initial strokes, also headings and foliation. upplied, apparently by the same contemporary hand hich has written on 73° the following note in red majuscules : Actus : et finit? : est : liber iste Rome ; ano: Bought in October, 1925. IB. 17610. IALES QUAESTIONES spaces, also spaces for miniatures at beginning of books i (32) and The amount of copy required for quire se was evidently miscal¬ culated, as some of the pages are several lines too long or too hort, while the text on the last page runs only to about two-thirds of a single column and ends with the note: □ Sequitur pro nunc Rubrica De Probationibus. The chapter De probationibus follows on the first page of quire [f]. That quire se concluded the section of copy assigned to the first of presumably three presses on which his book was printed is shown by the appearance beneath the olophon of a block of type from e 42 used to fill up the column ind accidentally inked. This appears to be the only book with the explicit Roman im¬ print referable to this press. The only gothic capital found in the ype is C used in references to chapters. The heavy 4 of which constant use is made does not occur in either of the other two legal folios of the press, the Mercuriales quaestiones itself or the Calderinus (IC. 17615). 390 X 281 mm. Rubricated. IC. 17617. Bought in May, 1928. EINHARDI notalriis ...) to l. 32, col. 1 of 72 (... inhibicio Fm. Gof. et Ho.). When the error was discovered most of the omission, comprising the chapters Veniens per solam and Rursus uotum solemne, was in¬ corporated in a reprint of part of quire If), leaf 6 of which was apparently cancelled ; the insertion, 3 leaves after leaf 5, is printed on paper watermarked with a griffin and not found elsewhere in the book. In most copies (Hain-Reichling 4176, Pellechet-Polain 3121) a sheet of the misplaced matter has been removed from quire Im), so that the total of leaves comes to 122 : in the présent', "copy it remains, but its catchword ' auctoritat.' has been struck", 'through in the register. The additional catchwords in quire li) have been supplied in pen and ink. The first edition. 379 x 264 mm. Capitals supplied in red and blue alternately. On 1e is a circular stamp, G surmounted by a crown. With the book-plate of the Royal Artillery Institution. Bought in July, 1922. IC. 17713.
ANTONINUS. Summa confessionum. CONFEISSIONES SECVNDVM RAYNALDVM. 22. CAPITVLVM infra scriptu ad lrâm suptû ë ex spaces, also spaces for headings. Gesamtkatalog 2083. The watermark of a hound walking with an uplifted fore-paw which is found in this book, is given by Briquet (no. 3645) as occurring at Rome about 1469. The wording of the incipit to the text on 32 is peculiar to this edition. 280 x 203 mm. Imperfect, wanting the first leaf. Manuscript quiring. Capitals, paragraph-marks, under¬ lines, and many initial strokes, also headings and foliation. supplied, apparently by the same contemporary hand which has written on 73° the following note in red majuscules : Actus : et finit? : est : liber iste Rome ; anno: Bought in October, 1925. IB. 17610.
DURANTI, GULIELMUS. Repertorium aureum spaces, also spaces for miniatures at beginning of books i (32) and The amount of copy required for quire se) was evidently miscal¬ culated, as some of the pages are several lines too long or too short, while the text on the last page runs only to about two-thirds of a single column and ends with the note : □ Sequitur pro nunc Rubrica De Probationibus. The chapter De probationibus follows on the first page of quire [f]. That quire se concluded the section of copy assigned to the first of presumably three presses on which this book was printed is shown by the appearance beneath the colophon of a block of type from se 42 used to fill up the column and accidentally inked. This appears to be the only book with the explicit Roman im¬ print referable to this press. The only gothic capital found in the type is C used in references to chapters. The heavy 4 of which constant use is made does not occur in either of the other twe legal folios of the press, the Mercuriales quaestiones itself or the Calderinus (IC. 17615). 390 X 281 mm. Rubricated. Bought in May, 1928. IC. 17617.
ANTONIUS DE BUTRIO. Lectura super the sixth quire, had found its way into the twelfth (quire m)), where notalriis ...) to l. 32, col. 1 of 72 (... inhibicio Fm. Gof. et Ho.) When the error was discovered most of the omission, comprising the chapters Veniens per solam and Rursus uotum solemne, was in¬ corporated in a reprint of part of quire If), leaf 6 of which was apparently cancelled ; the insertion, 3 leaves after leaf 5, is printed on paper watermarked with a griffin and not found elsewhere in the book. In most copies (Hain-Reichling 4176, Pellechet-Polain 3121) a sheet of the misplaced matter has been removed from quire Im), so that the total of leaves comes to 122 ; in the présen', "copy it remains, but its catchword ' auctoritat.' has been struck", 'through in the register. The additional catchwords in quire Ii) have been supplied in pen and ink. The first edition. 379X 264 mm. Capitals supplied in red and blue alternately. On 12 is a circular stamp, G surmounted With the book-plate of the Royal Artillery by a crown. Institution. Bought in July, 1922. IC. 17713.
1128 Undated. 189X 116 mm. Type: 98 R. Capital spaces, that on 22 with guide¬ letter. Hain 5961. 107 SG., text type on large body, not distinguished by Proctor. The capitals are those of 108 (107) R.IP. 11. the lower case has a number of gothic forms, notably m, n, x (too large); i, with hooked foot and leaning to right, is distinctive. The type, which is very irregular, perhaps represents an unsuccessful attempt at a conjugate with 108 R. Found only in the colophon of the 1476 Aquinas catalogued below, but stray sorts (a, i, x) occur also in the undated Festa et ordo terminorum (IA. 18044). Measurement approximate. THOMAS AQUINAS. De articulis fidei et ecclesiae sacramentis. *8 February, 1476. vestra dilectio vt de arti¬ culis fidei z eccle sacramt times in the present tract. 95 (132) G., conjugate text type for use with 132 G. [P. 71. The capitals are those of 95 G., but the lower case is à great deal squarer, so as to harmonize with that of 132 G. Used in the 1496 Roman Missal (IB. 18578) and presumably cast for use either in this or the 1494 Missal (Hain 11407), the types of which are not on record. il the Sulpitius, De versuum scansione, etc., here catalogued (IA. 18314) is correctly assigned to Plannck, he reproduced. EYB, ALBERTUS DE. Margarita poetica. Philosophox Autoritates in vnum collectę per Clarissimum mum Albertun de Eyb  Vtriusg luris doctorem taining coatofarns (ltalan), illminated in gold and eximiu: que Margarita poetica dicitur: felisciter finem later (oval) o, but neither 2 nor gothic capitals occur, while peculiar (r. Historia de origine Troianroum. Foeliciter lege. small ae occasionally used has not been noticed in other books, Ibid.: Epistola Corneli Nepotis ad Salustium Crispum. Possibly the tract is the work of some small printer employing the', "firm's material.", 'Proctor no. 7402. 204 X 144 mm. Imperfect, wanting the first leaf, also the blank. Each leaf is mounted. From the Costabili collection. Bought in July, 1858. The light Qu with curved tail found in type 108 (107) R. in the 185 x 136 mm. Fully rubricated. With the book- label of George Dunn, Woolley Hall. Bought in December, 1917. IA. 18037.
took into use for it Ulrich Han's Greek (103 Gk.), small quantities of which are found in the last quire. Not", "took into use for it Ulrich Han's Greek (103 Gk.), small quantities of which are found in the last quire. Not", "Folio and Quarto. 12 ; a-u'xy; A-I8.] 256 leaves, 13 blank,", '14-256 numbered I-XXI, XXI-CCXLII. Table in 2 columns. 15 July, 1480. 152: 46 lines and foliation, 203 (217) x 130 (with marginal section- letters 138) mm. Types : 88 G. ; 1o1 R. (capitals only), foliation. Capital spaces. Hain  6822 (whose copy wanted the table). The first sheet is quarto, the rest folio.', "The first exactly dated book connected with Plannck's press.", 'Reprinted, as the wording of incipit and colophon shows, from 282 X 212 mm. Capital, border-piece and wreath con¬', "colours on 14', other capitals supplied in red or blue. On", '2° is an oval book-stamp with fasces and cap of liberty, lettered: PVBBLICA LIBRERIA DI PAD. [Padual. Bought in November, 1919. IB. 18305.

EYB, ALBERTUS DE. Margarita poetica. The light Qu with curved tail found in type 108 (107) R. in the undated Festa et ordo terminorum (IA. 18044) also occurs several times in the present tract. 185 x 136 mm. Fully rubricated. With the book- label of George Dunn, Woolley Hall. Bought in December, 1917. IA. 18037.', "Folio and Quarto. 12 ; a-u'xy“: A-I8.] 256 leaves, 13 blank,", '14-256 numbered I-XXI, XXI-CCXLII. Table in 2 columns. 154: 46 lines and foliation, 203 (217) x 130 (with marginal section- letters 138) mm. Types: 88 G. ; 101 R. (capitals only), foliation. Capital spaces. Hain 76822 (whose copy wanted the table). The first sheet is quarto, the rest folio.', "The first exactly dated book connected with Plannck's press.", 'Reprinted, as the wording of incipit and colophon shows, from', "U. Han's edition of 1475 (IB. 17313, vol. iv, p. 25).", '282 X 212 mm. Capital, border-piece and wreath con- taining coat-of-arms (Italian), illuminated in gold and', "colours on 14', other capitals supplied in red or blue. On", '24 is an oval book-stamp with fasces and cap of liberty, lettered: PVBBLICA LIBRERIA DI PAD. [Padual Bought in November, 1919. IB. 18305.
1129 the latter be March, 1483/4. is quite un-Italian and recalls capitals such as those used by Fyner at Esslingen. Morto. eight-line stanzas and two lines of a fifth, with spaces, 136 x 92 mm. Type: 72 G. the Duke of Calabria at Campo Morto. Both forms of C are found in this tract. Catalogued by Proctor under De Lapis, Bologna, with the title: La cacciata dei Turchi da Otranto (no. 6539). 205 X 145 mm. Each type-page is enclosed in red the back. Bought in February, 1869. BRENTIUS, ANDREAS. Oratio in die Pente¬ Single Qu is about twice as frequent as separate Q in this tract. The first edition. Whit Sunday of the twelfth year of Pope Sixtus IV fell on 18 May, 1483. 190X 135 mm. Formerly the ninth item in a collection of orations. Bought in June, 1919. IA. 18817.
BIFFUS, JOANNES VINCENTIUS. Miracula flower on which a bird resembling a woodpecker feeds, white ground, single frame-line, 33 X 32 mm., occurs in the 1492 Lucan (IA. 18927). It is there used to represent L but would be more appropriate to E. The style STORIA. Storia della battaglia di Campo pontifici Quarto librum dicat. 32. C Miraculorum uul¬ garium beatissime uirginis Marię per Iohannem biffum After 10 September, 1482.) in carmen heroicum traductio" Miraculum The last event recorded in this poem is the death of Roberto Franciscus Capitaneus; 6ob, epigrammata; 865, Iulius Aemilius Malatesta on 10 September, 1482, a few days after his victoryover Nouariensis ad laudem libri Biffi; 874, Biffus ad laudem magistri Franchi (i.e. Silber) impressoris sui libri; 87b, Biffus librum suum', "one of which, addressed to Lucius Biffus, consists of the author's", 'autobiography (77b-82b). The postscript to the Miracula contains the following (582) ; rules. Half crushed red morocco by Belz-Niedrée, the Finis miraculorum quae in domo... lacobi Porri ciuis Medio¬ titie as given by Proctor being stamped in gold along lanensis ... incepi ... Reliquam uero partem in domo... Otho¬ rini Pelizarii composui ... Deinde Romam haec attuli : quae ut tain the following (872): lam Veneti sileant nec uano nomine iactent In the bibliography of his works printed in his recension of maiorun nostrord cösuetudo seruef... 10. Ad lecto. 191 (A. 2630, vol. v. P. 743). Bifts somerhat inacueatel, describes the contents of the present book as follows : Sunt et prosa et uersus. Sunt enim .x. quaterniones, et singula pagina. 33.', "of it in Hain's no. 3191 is in reality a manuscript dedication prefixed", 'to the copy at the Bibliothèque Nationale. 192 X 135 mm. Without the blank. On a fly-leaf is the stamp of the Bibliotheca Heberiana, in the top cover the book-plate of James P. R. Lyell. Bought in January, 1920. IA. 18821.
LUCANUS, MARCUS ANNAEUS. Liber Lucani eight-line stanzas and two lines of a fifth, with spaces, 136 x 92 mm. Type: 72 G. The last event recorded in this poem is the death of Roberto Malatesta on 10 September, 1482, a few days after his victory over the Duke of Calabria at Campo Morto. Both forms of C are found in this tract. Catalogued by Proctor under De Lapis, Bologna, with the title La cacciata dei Turchi da Otranto (no. 6539) 205X 145 mm. Each type-page is enclosed in red rules. Half crushed red morocco by Belz-Niedrée, the title as given by Proctor being stamped in gold alons the back. Bought in February, 1869. IA. 18814
BRENTIUS, ANDREAS. Single Qu is about twice as frequent as separate Q in this tract. The first edition. Whit Sunday of the twelfth year of Pope Sixtus IV fell on 18 May, 1483. 190X 135 mm. Formerly the ninth item in a collection of orations. Bought in June, 1919. IA. 18817.
BIFFUS, JOANNES VINCENTIUS. Miracula', "dinal Gio. Jac. Sclafinato; 592, author's dedication to Gonzalo", 'de Heredia, Bishop of Barcelona ; 692, dedication in elegiacs to Franciscus Capitaneus ; 60b, epigrammata; 86b Iulius Aemilius', "one of which, addressed to Lucius Biffus, consists of the author's", 'autobiography (77b-82b). The postscript to the Miracula contains the following (582) ; Finis miraculorum quae in domo... lacobi Porri ciuis Medio¬ tain the following (872): lam Veneti sileant nec uano nomine iactent In the bibliography of his works printed in his recension of 1491 (1A. 26370, vol. vi, p. 743), Biffus somewhat inaccurately describes the contents of the present book as follows : Sunt et prosa et uersus. Sunt enim .x. quaterniones, et singula pagina. 33.', "of it in Hain's no. 3191 is in reality a manuscript dedication prefixed", 'to the copy at the Bibliothèque Nationale. 192 X 135 mm. Without the blank. On a fly-leaf is the stamp of the Bibliotheca Heberiana, in the top cover the book-plate of James P. R. Lyell. Bought in January, 1920. IA. 18821.
LUCANUS, MARCUS ANNAEUS. Liber Lucani four eight-line stanzas, with spaces, and head-line (book-number), 147 (153) x 67 mm. Types: 125 G., head-lines ; 92 (86) G. Capital on 32, spaces, all but one with guide-letters, at beginnings of other books. Hain 10247. 190X 129 mm. Without the last blank. On 12 is written the name of Luca Guicciardini, on a fly-leaf that of Lionardo Ginori. With the book-label of George Dunn, Woolley Hall. Old vellum. Bought in December, 1917. IA. 18927.
INTERROGATIONES. Interrogationes et reproduced. ISIDORUS. De fide catholica contra Judaeos, word Xamenaforas; 35, epistola LLentulij de statura Chisi;, [With other matter.) 12. LIBER YSIDORI CONTRA IVDEOS [DlOmine & dilecte sorori florentie: Ysilldorus . .. that of the extract from Josephus (on 35b and 365), attention being 385. 1. 20. END OF TEXT:... ut si oës artus hoim called to the error by répeating the first words of the corect teit strum foliorum. Liber ... (col. 3) & leprosus. 12, de fide catholica; 34*, addendum concerning the magic doubt that it was printed at Rome. Although what appears to be the same roman face with gothic admixtures had been used at Perugia in 1477, yet most, if not all, of this fount originally derived from Rome ; moreover, print¬ to vol. vi. pp. xlvi, alvii). Proctor assigned the book to the press of Guldinbeck (no. 3589) and this attribution is not', "impossible, but (a) the connexion between Guldinbeck's authenticated material and that of the Libro impenale is", 'less close than Proctor seems to have thought, and (b) we know nothing of Guldinbeck after August, 1487 (vol. 1, p. 67). It is perhaps more likely to be the work of one Perugia and returned to Rome when the Perusine press was closed down. Sixteens. [a*. 10 leaves. 32: 22 lines, 80x 55 mm. Ty 72 G. Capital space on 12.', "The text of this edition comprises one' dubium'less in the con¬", 'cluding section than that followed by the Printer of Mercuriales quaestiones (IA. 17623). The number of lines to the page varies from 22 to 24. Plain C occurs once, on 1°, bearded C is found elsewhere. 125 x 88 mm. Bought in May, 1889.
FRONTINUS, SEXTUS JULIUS. De aquae¬ Undated. Joannes Sulpitius.) Another copy. (Cf. vol. iv, p. 123.) 256 X 190 mm. Bound with IB. 19225 a (Vitruvius), q.v., below. IB. 19226a. Grenville copy (G. 9158 (2).
VITRUVIUS POLLIO, MARCUS. De archi¬ Undated. Another copy. (Cf. vol. iv, p. 124.) 256 x 190 mm. Bound before IB. 19226 a (Frontinus, above) and IB. 27125b (Alberti, De re aedificatoria, Laurentii, Florence, 1485?, vol. vi, p. 630). IB. 19225a.
BOOKS PRINTED IN UNASSIGNED TYPES BOOKS PRINTED IN UNASSIGNED TYPES', "§ 44. This edition of S. Isidore's De fide catholica, sine nota’, presumably belongs to the year 1485 or there¬", 'abouts. It appears to be the only early edition and was catalogued among the work of Herolt by Proctor TYPE: 111 R., large round text type, the face apparently exactly as Herolt 112 R. (P. 1) with single Qu in books assigned to either Herolt or Silber. The type seems to be considerably worn. No 3, hyphen, or d. Not 364, epistola Pilati de nece Christi ; 372 epistola Josephi de Undated. Christo sextracted from ch. xiii of lib. xviii of the Antiquitates); 37b, extracts from the office of S. Isidore ; 38°, register. The heading of the letter of Lentulus has changed places with uertelrétur in linguas nô suffcerêt ad loquédu. Regi¬ beneath each heading. It was nevertheless overloked by me printer. 8 4b. The contents and the typography of the Libro imperiale of 1488 here catalogued leave little room lor ing seems to have been in abeyance at Perugia for a number of years before, during, and after 1488 (see Introduction of the printers who had previously been employed at editus in vulgari sermone: me¬ trico tumn: per. R. patrem four eight-line stanzas, with spaces, and head-line (book-number), 147 (153) x 67 mm. Types: 125 G., head-lines; 92 (86) G. Capital on 32, spaces, all but one with guide-letters, at beginnings of other books. Hain 10247. 190X 129 mm. Without the last blank. On 12 is written the name of Luca Guicciardini, on a fly-leaf that of Lionardo Ginori. With the book-label of George Dunn, Woolley Hall. Old vellum. Bought in December, 1917. IA. 18927.
INTERROGATIONES. Interrogationes et', "The text of this edition comprises one' dubium' less in the con¬", 'cluding section than that followed by the Printer of Mercuriales quaestiones (IA. 17623). The number of lines to the page varies from 22 to 24. Plain C occurs once, on 1°, bearded C is found elsewhere. 125 x 88 mm. Bought in May, 1889.
De aquae Undated. Joannes Sulpitius. Another copy. (Cf. vol. iv, p. 123.) 256 x 190 mm. Bound with IB. 19225 a (Vitruvius), q.v., below. Grenville copy (G. 9158 (2)). IB. 19226a.
VITRUVIUS POLLIO, MARCUS. De archi Undated. Another copy. (Cf. vol. iv, p. 124.) 256 x 190 mm. Bound before IB. 19226 a (Frontinus above) and IB. 27125b (Alberti, De re aedificatoria, Laurentii, Florence, 1485?, vol. vi, p. 630). IB. 19225a.
ISIDORUS. De fide catholica contra Judaeos. [With other matter. 12. LIBER YSIDORI CONTRA IVDEOS [DlOmine & dilecte sorori florentie: Ysi dorus . . 12, de fide catholica; 34’, addendum concerning the magic doubt that it was printed at Rome. Although what appears to be the same roman face with gothic admixtures Perugia and returned to Rome when the Perusine press was closed down. word Xamenaforas ; 35b, epistola (Lentulil de statura Christi; 37b, extracts from the office of S. Isidore ; 380, register. The heading of the letter of Lentulus has changed places witn that of the extract from Josephus (on 35b and 365), attention beinj called to the error by repeating the first words of the correct tex beneath each heading. It was nevertheless overlooked by the printer. 8 4b. The contents and the typography of the Libro imperiale of 1488 here catalogued leave little room lor had been used at Perugja in 1477, yet most, if not all, of this fount originally derived from Rome; moreover, print ing seems to have been in abeyance at Perugia for a number of years before, during, and after 1488 (gee Introduction to vol. vi. pp. xlvi, alvii). Proctor assigned the book to the press of Guldinbeck (no. 3589) and this attribution is not', "impossible, but (a) the connexion between Guldinbeck's authenticated material and that of the Libro imperiale r", 'less close than Proctor seems to have thought, and (b) we know nothing of Guldinbeck after August, 1487 (v0. 1. p. 62). It is perhaps more likely to be the work of one of the printers who had previously been employed at I132 TYPE (see Plate CVII*) : of Lauer 102 R. (1474-6), except that the place of roman C is frequently taken by rounded double-backed gothic Vydenast (Perugia) 103 GR. (about 1477), which probably has also the same lower-case.', "same as, Plannck's set 3°.", 'LIBRO IMPERIALE. 2*. COmenciase el Primo libro Imperiale. Que a few with guide-letters. Hain 10079. The first two parts of this book deal with the life of Caesar, the third and fourth parts are the romance of Silvagio, son of Cesarion', "the son of Caesar and Cleopatra, in the course of which ' descri¬", 'buntur generationes de Prefettis de Vicho e Colonnensis de Roma?. 100 R. (P. Guldinbeck, type 5), large rather heavy text type, with single Qu. The face appears to be that C, and that of L in one instance (on f65) by double-backed serrated gothic L; these sorts appear to be as in CAPTTALS. M with interlaced branchwork on black ground, with frame-line, 40 x 42 mm., in the style of', "Riessinger's alphabet or that of De Rubeis at Ferrara, is found at the beginning of the book; G, 42 X 40 mm. S.", '38X 40 mm., and F, 42 X 40 mm., with branchwork and birds on black ground, with frame-line, much less carefully executed than the M, begin parts ii, ii, and iv.—Two sets of three-dimension capitals, with floral decorations and dots on black ground, are used in the body of the book ; one, neatly drawn, with frame-line, measures 25 x 25 mm., the other, much rougher and without frame-line, measures 21 X 21 mm. The larger set resembles, but is not the 1488. according to the incipit of part iii. Part ii begins on 172, part iii on 36e, part iv on 68a. At the beginning of chapter iii of the first part (32) the author rattrimo de le conditione e mode de lucio Cesaro. speats ot himselfas: 10. Cam de castelo.. Ancther eading.', "found in manuscripts, is Can di Castello'. His identity and the", 'running, pax (?) surmounted by star, cross keys, the same in circle, balance in circle, the same in frame with studs at side, crossed horns (?). Proctor no. 3589. 199 X 136 mm. Without the blank leaf. From the library of Benjamin Heywood Bright. Bought in June, 1845. IA. 19490.
LIBRO IMPERIALE. a few with guide-letters. Hain 10079. The first two parts of this book deal with the life of Caesar, the third and fourth parts are the romance of Silvagio, son of Cesarion', "the son of Caesar and Cleopatra, in the course of which 'descri¬", 'buntur generationes de Prefettis de Vicho e Colonnensis de Roma?. according to the incipit of part iii. Part ii begins on 172, part ii on 368, part iv on 68a. At the beginning of chapter iii of the first part (32) the author', "speaks of himself as: Io. Cam. de castello ...' Another reading.", "found in manuscripts, is Can di Castello'. His identity and the", 'true form of his name remain uncertain ; V. Borghini asserted him to be one ’Cambio di Stefano da Città di Castello canonico di running, pax (?) surmounted by star, cross keys, the same in circle balance in circle, the same in frame with studs at side, crossed horns (?). Proctor no. 3589. 199 X 136 mm. Without the blank leaf. From the library of Benjamin Heywood Bright. Bought in June, 1845. IA. 19490. before the end of 1471. He removed to lesi in the latter part of 1472. No other books besides those here catalogued seem to be attributable to his Venetian press, the problems raised by which are discussed in the Introduction under Iesi. TYPE (see Plate CVII*) : are found initial y and two forms of steep single hyphen. The type forms the basis of that afterwards used at lesi (112 R., p. 994). .R. D. ARCHIEPISCOPVM. STRIGONIE NSEM. cover is written: Ex libris sacerdotis Aloysii Zappelli,', "IN. LIBRVM. DE. HOMINE. EPistola. 3°. GALE- and on 2° is the same (?) owner's book label, with name", 'OTTI. MARTII.NARNIENSIS LIB. DE HOMINE erased (Ex Libris Romæ). Below the signature in supiore. R. P. satis suplque descripsimus ... 69b. COLo¬ spaces for Greek. Irregular line-endings. There have been added after printing off: the two last lines and the two last letters of the preceding line of sal 10", and the last line of sc 10b and d 10b. The last lines of [bl9b, scl1b, 9b, d 7b 8b 9b, g 22, 38, 4* and the colophon are broader than the', "rest of the page, while the last line of sel 5' is short.", 'The watermarks are an eagle in a circle and a triple mound in à circle. 100 mm. Type: 113 R. Capital spaces, mostly with guide¬ 215 x153 mm. Historiated capital illuminated in TATIS. EIVSDEM. DIEFECERVNT. SCRV- gold and colours on 1e, other capitals, initial strokes, and TAN- tes scrutio... 120°. COLOPHON : Explicit con- paragraph marks supplied in red, as well as catchwords Bought in May, 1907. IA. 19801. 114 R. (P. 1, also type 1 of nos. 7354-7, medium light, square text type, with large capitals, the general effect being Venetian, although certain sorts recall Roman models. Single Qu, the tail of Q slightly curved and thick at the root ; Q is often used separately, with tail much docked, and it is really a separate sort with kerned tail, as its subsequent use with a different u at lesi shows. Wide sharp-topped A, light well-rounded C, base of E much wider than top and with prominent serif, G with spur below to right, narrow H, wide M with slightly inclined shanks, bowl of P wide and not quite touching shaft below, medium S. Bowl of a wide and flat, wide shallow-looped e, lower bowl of g flat and very wide, tail of h rounded level with line, i dotted high up, wide s. Foot-serif of q wide, contraction-lines of a, etc., waved, peculiar t; e, u. Cross-stop. In the Galeottus (IB. 19817) The first edition of this tract, and in view of the imperfect press- work probably the earliest book of the group. Undated. Proctor no. 7356. 284 X 201 mm. Some capitals supplied. In the top INCHOAT PRIMVS. [CJAput dicit totu illud quod the top cover is a seal with monogram LF. Manuscript collo substen tat . . . 38°. [EJXteriore hoiem libro foliation: 103-171. The leaves of the first sheet are bound in reverse order. Bought in June, 1884. IB. 19817.
OVIDIUS NASO, PUBLIUS. Metamorphoses. OVIDIUS NASO, PUBLIUS. Metamorphoses. Undated. 1e. IIN noua fert aîus mutatas dicen formas Copa :... TVS FOELI-CITER EXPLICIT. 75. PVBLII NASONIS OVIDII PELIGNI POETAÉ CLARIS¬ spaces for Greek. Irregular line-endings. There have been added after printing off: the two last lines and the two last letters of the preceding line of sa 10°, and the last line of c1 and d10b. The last lines of bl9b, sc1b, 9b Id 7b 8b, 9b, g 22, 3°, 4° and the colophon are broader than the rest of the page, while the last line of se 5b is short. The watermarks are an eagle in a circle and a triple mound in a circle. Bought in May, 1907. The first edition of this tract, and in view of the imperfect press- work probably the earliest book of the group. Proctor no. 7356. 284 x 201 mm. Some capitals supplied. In the top cover is written: Ex libris sacerdotis Aloysii Zappelli,', "and on 28 is the same (?) owner's book label, with name", 'Romæ). Below the signature in erased (Ex Libris the top cover is a seal with monogram LF. Manuscript foliation: 103-171. The leaves of the first sheet are bound in reverse order. Bought in June, 1884. IB. 19817.
OVIDIUS NASO, PUBLIUS. Metamorphoses. OVIDIUS NASO, PUBLIUS. Metamorphoses. Undated. 1e. IIN noua fert aîus mutatas dicen formas Copa:... TVS FOELI-CITER EXPLICIT. 755. PVBLII NASONIS OVIDII PELIGNI POETAE CLARIS¬ SIMI LIBER SEPTIIMVS FOELICITER INCIPIT. 270 blank. 2 columns. 32: 47 lines, 188X 111 mm. Type: 79 G. Capital spaces. Hain 8617.', "Reprinted, in the same compass, from Gabriele di Pietro's", 'edition, 1475 (IB. 19924. vol. v; p. 201). The Visio Tundali begins on 192b, the prefatory letter of Belcari to the Pratum on 2022. Doge Mocenigo died on 23 February, 1476. 268 x 182 mm. Imperfect, wanting leaves 193-201 and the blanks, the blank leaf 262 being made up with a leaf of old paper. With the armorial book-plate of W. Vernon. Old vellum. Bought in November, 1928. IB. 20445.
AUGUSTINUS. De ciuitate Dei. [In Italian.) 78 R. Capital spaces. Hain 2071 (counting 321 printed leaves). In quire q the text is almost free from contractions and the pages of the inner opening are short, with a blank space of nearly a column between two chapters.', "This book was assigned to Miscomini's Florentine press by", 'Proctor (no. 6145) but is here taken to have been printed by him', "'at Venice because (1) of the numerous watermarks several (scales", 'in circle, large oxhead with shaft ending in cross and rosette, etc.) are characteristically Venetian but none characteristically Floren¬ tine: (2) the heavy a with head curled to left which is occasion-', "ally found occurs elsewhere only in the Venetian Virgil of 1486'.", 'IB. 20447, vol. v p. 240. The considerations that one of the Bodleian copies belonged to the Jesuates of Venice and that.', "according to R. Lier & Co.'s Catalogue IX (1926), no. 8, at least", 'two copies in original Venetian bindings are known point in the same direction. On the other hand, the frequent combination of the article with its substantive in one word is rather a Florentine characteristic. Wherever it was printed, the book cannot be later than 1483, as is shown by the inscription in the Bodleian copy; Questo libro e dipoueri lesuati da uenegia. 1483. The only well authenticated early edition. 288 x 200 mm. Without the blanks. Fully rubricated. 258 x 184 mm. Imperfect, wanting first quire a and sheet e 4, also the last blank. Rubricated. Bought. IB. 20457. REYNALDUS DE NOVIMAGIO 32: 48 lines and head-line (book-number), 201 (220) x 127 mm. 22. Incipiunt commentaria gloriosissimi do¬ ctoris sancti Types: 150 G.; 84 G. Capital spaces, that on 24 with guide- 283 x 202 mm. Without the first blank. Rubricated. phs docet in .xi. de aiali¬ bus:... 61°. COLOPHON: Bound with IB. 31868a (Aquinas, Ethica, De Dusa, Vicenza, s.a.), q.v., p. 1049. IB. 20663. Presented in October, 1931. NICOLAUS GIRARDENGUS, DE NOVIS (First press.) STATIELLENSIS IOANNI IACOBO CHILIMINO MVNICIPI SVO: SALVTEM. IPIETRVS FIGI¬ NVS uir phuanus:.. 106 END: ... Vale Venetis', "spaces for Greek on 3b, 8b, 92. Hain '11092 (reading 'Idibus", 'in the last line but two). The first of these two letters answers a letter addressed by Philelphus to Bernardus Justinianus and Franciscus Diedus, but Antonio di Bartolo meo da Bologna: in Venetia: ne 79 G. Capital spaces. Hain 8617', "Reprinted, in the same compass, from Gabriele di Pietro's", 'edition, 1475 (IB. 19924. vol. v; p. 201). The Visio Tundali begins on 192°, the prefatory letter of Belcari to the Pratum on 2022. Doge Mocenigo died on 23 February, 1476. 268 x 182 mm. Imperfect, wanting leaves 193-201 and the blanks, the blank leaf 262 being made up with a leaf of old paper. With the armorial book-plate of W. Vernon. Old vellum. Bought in November, 1928. IB. 20445
AUGUSTINUS. De ciuitate Dei. [In Italian. 78 R. Capital spaces. Hain 2071 (counting 321 printed leaves). In quire q the text is almost free from contractions and the pages of the inner opening are short, with a blank space of nearly a column between two chapters.', "This book was assigned to Miscomini's Florentine press by", 'Proctor (no. 6145) but is here taken to have been printed by him ’at Venice because (1) of the numerous watermarks several (scales in circle, large oxhead with shaft ending in cross and rosette, etc.) are characteristically Venetian but none characteristically Floren¬ tine; (2) the heavy a with head curled to left which is occasion-', "ally found occurs elsewhere only in the Venetian Virgil of 1486'", 'IB. 20447, vol. v, p. 240. The considerations that one of the Bodleian copies belonged to the Jesuates of Venice and that.', "according to R. Lier & Co.'s Catalogue IX (1926), no. 8, at least", 'two copies in original Venetian bindings are known point in the same direction. On the other hand, the frequent combination of the article with its substantive in one word is rather a Florentine characteristic. Wherever it was printed, the book cannot be later than 1483, as is shown by the inscription in the Bodleian copy; Questo libro e dipoueri lesuati da uenegia. 1483. The only well authenticated early edition. 288 x 200 mm. Without the blanks. Fully rubricated. Leaf F 10 is misbound after F 5.', "King George III's copy (167. d. 19).", 'IB. 20457a. Another copy. 258 x 184 mm. Imperfect, wanting first quire a and sheet e 5, the place of this being taken by a duplicate of sheet e 4, also the last blank. Rubricated. Bought. IB. 20457
THOMAS AQUINAS. Commentarius in almanum. Anno christi. M.cccc.lxxxi. die vigesimasecunda Types: 150 G. ; 84 G. Capital spaces, that on 2e with guide-', "letter. Hain '1519.", '283x202 mm. Without the first blank. Rubricated. Bound with IB. 31868a (Aquinas, Ethica, De Dusa, Vicenza, s.a.), q.v., p. 1049. IB. 20663.
Presented in October, 1931. STATIELLENSIS IOANNI IACOBO CHILIMINO MVNICIPI SVO: SALVTEM. IPIETRVS FIGI¬ NVS uir phüanus: ... 10b. END: ... Vale Venetis 115 R.; 115 Gk., word dvrigroocos on 12. Capital spaces, also', "spaces for Greek on 3b, 8b, 92. Hain '11092 (reading 'Idibus", 'in the last line but two). The first of these two letters answers a letter addressed by Philelphus to Bernardus Justinianus and Franciscus Diedus, but 1136 not known to have been printed, in which he had taken Merula to', "task for referring to the Turks as 'Turcae' instead of 'Turci'. It", 'was in its turn answered by Philelphus in a very abusive letter dated 12 November, 1480, and printed first at Milan (Reichling 1029) and then, with the addition of an even more scurrilous copy of verses dated 4 June, 1481, at Padua (by Cerdonis, IA. 30054, p. 924). Merula’s second letter is a reply, somewhat less undignified in tone, to that of Philelphus, but takes no cognizance of his verses. The present edition was therefore probably issued not long after the date of the second letter (13 December, 1480) and before', "Philelphus' verses were in circulation, a time which accords well", 'with the use, in type 115 R., of the small g found in signed books late in 1480. Undated. 1e. Woodcut, portrait of the author.) 1°. Cominciano sette psalmi penitetiale secodo la sentetia de theologi SUETONIUS TRANQUILLUS, GAIUS. Another copy. Vitae Caesarum. spaces, with guide-letters, also spaces for Greek in and after', "quire g. Hain '15119 (misprinting the date' MCCCC.LXX3).", 'Reprinted from the anonymous Bolognese edition of about 1477 (IA. 29282, vol. vi, p. 853). This and the following book were catalogued under Jo. Rubeus, Treviso, by Proctor (no. 6494, 6495). The Greek type used in them is, however, that used at Venice in the 1480 Valla (IB.', "Pr290, vol. V, p. 298). The bird-watermark found in Jo. Rubeus'", 'Strabo of 1480 (IB. 28422, vol. vi, p. 890) does not occur here. 300 X 211 mm. Without the blank. On 22 is the laintly visible inscription: Loci Venetiarum Capuccinorum. Grenville copy (G. 9174). IB. 21286 b. Proctor no. 7403. A facsimile from the book will be found on', "plate CIX' of the present volume, where the underline Unassigned", "§ 7a, IA. 25062, 114 R.' is to be deleted.", '202 X 150 mm. Bound with the Philelphus above referred to, q.v. (IA. 30054, p. 924). The Greek quota¬ tions are supplied in the spaces left for them in a cursive hand probably identical with that found in the copy illustrated on plate 343 of the Woolley Photographs.', "At the foot of 10b is a note of price of purchase'4 B'.", 'Bought in February, 1934. IA. 20798. 92 X 63 mm. Types: 92 G., text of psalms; 91 G., commentary. Capitals (5); Lombards. Hain 7165. The portrait of the author on 12 is that found in the books printed for him by Pachel and Scinzenzeler at Milan in 1479 (IB. I qualli diuotaméte chi ciaschuno giorno: dice: puo 26434, 26438, vol. vi, Pp. 746, 747), but the ornamental pediment essere certo come dauid instese: « la chiesa representa: with the Holy Dove and three crosses has been removed from the The paper is watermarked with a balance. 140X 97 mm. Imperfect, wanting sheet c2. Original (2) half leather over boards. IA. 20555.
PRINTER OF THE 1480 VALLA 14 have changed places in binding. IB. 21286 a.
CoLOPHON: C. SVETONII TRANQVILLI DE QUINTILIANUS, MARCUS FABIUS. Institu¬ CoLOPHON: C. SVETONII TRANQVILLI DE QUINTILIANUS, MARCUS FABIUS. Institu¬ VITA. XII. CAESARU LIBRI DVODECIMI: AC tiones oratoriae. [Edited by Omnibonus Leonicenus. Undated.', "Folio. 4; ab'c-ses; t-z & A° B' C6D'. 202 leaves, the last", 'blank. Table in 2 columns. 32 : 39 lines, 217X 135 mm. Types: 112 R.; 112 Gk. Capital spaces. Hain 13644. There are forty lines to the page on u 32-72 and x 4b-8b. Reprinted from the edition of Jenson, Venice, 1471 (IB. 19628).', "the sentence relating to Jenson being omitted from the editor's", "letter on 3°. Quintilian's allocution on 4° is, however, here", 'rightly directed to Tryphon instead of to Victorius Marcellus, the addressee of the whole work.', "A copy is known in which the words 'VENETIIS, M-CCCC¬", 'LXXVI- in a larger type are stamped beneath the colophon. This addition is presumably of late date. 1137 not known to have been printed, in which he had taken Merula to', "task for referring to the Turks as 'Turcae' instead of 'Turci'. It", 'was in its turn answered by Philelphus in a very abusive letter dated 12 November, 1480, and printed first at Milan (Reichling 1029) and then, with the addition of an even more scurrilous copi of verses dated 4 June, 1481, at Padua (by Cerdonis, IA. 30054 p. 924). Merula’s second letter is a reply, somewhat less undignifiec in tone, to that of Philelphus, but takes no cognizance of his verses The present edition was therefore probably issued not long after the date of the second letter (13 December, 1480) and before', "Philelphus' verses were in circulation, a time which accords well", 'with the use, in type 115 R., of the small g found in signed books late in 1480. Proctor no. 7403. A facsimile from the book will be found on', "plate CIX' of the present volume, where the underline Unassigned", "§ 7a, IA. 25062, 114 R.'is to be deleted.", '202 x 150 mm. Bound with the Philelphus above referred to, q.v. (IA. 30054, p. 924). The Greek quota¬ tions are supplied in the spaces left for them in a cursive hand probably identical with that found in the copy illustrated on plate 343 of the Woolley Photographs.', "At the foot of 10b is a note of price of purchase '4 B'.", 'Bought in February, 1934. IA. 20798.
PAULUS [ATTAVANTIJ FLORENTINUS Undated. 1e. Woodcut, portrait of the author.) 1°. Cominciano sette psalmi penitetiale secodo la sentetia de theolog 92 X 63 mm. Types: 92 G., text of psalms; 91 G., commentary. Capitals (5) ; Lombards. Hain 7165. The portrait of the author on 12 is that found in the books printed for him by Pachel and Scinzenzeler at Milan in 1479 (IB. 26434, 26438, vol. vi, pp. 746, 747), but the ornamental pediment with the Holy Dove and three crosses has been removed from the block. The paper is watermarked with a balance. 140 X 97 mm. Imperfect, wanting sheet c2. Original (?) half leather over boards. Bought in May, 1920. IA. 20555.
SUETONIUS TRANQUILLUS, GAIUS. COLOPHON: C. SVETONII TRANQVILLI DE VITA. XII. CAESARû LIBRI DVODECIMI: AC spaces, with guide-letters, also spaces for Greek in and after quire g. Hain 15119 (nisprinting the date? MCCCC.LXX3) Reprinted from the anonymous Bolognese edition of about 1477 (IA. 29282, vol. vi, p. 853). This and the following book were catalogued under Jo. Rubeus, Treviso, by Proctor (no. 6494, 6495). The Greek type used in them is, however, that used at Venice in the 1480 Valla (IB.', "21290, vol. V, p. 298). The bird-watermark found in Jo. Rubeus'", 'Strabo of 1480 (IB. 28422, vol. vi, p. 806) does not occur here. 300X 211 mm. Without the blank. On 24 is the laintly visible inscription: Loci Venetiarum Capuccinorum. Grenville copy (G. 9174). IB. 21286 b. Another copy. 294 X 207 mm. Without the blank. Sheets 1 3 and 14 have changed places in binding.', "King George IIl's copy (167. e. 4).", 'IB. 21286a.
QUINTILIANUS, MARCUS FABIUS. Institu¬ Undated. BIBLIOPOLLE SALVTEM. LEJFFLAGITASTI Quotidiano conuicio ... 201b. COLOPHON : M. FABII', "Folio. 4; ab'c-s8s; t-z & A' B8 C° D'. 202 leaves, the last", 'blank. Table in 2 columns. 32 : 39 lines, 217X 135 mm. Types: 112 R.; 112 Gk. Capital spaces. Hain 13644. There are forty lines to the page on u 32-72 and x 4b-8b. Reprinted from the edition of Jenson, Venice, 1471 (IB. 19628', "the sentence relating to Jenson being omitted from the editor's", "letter on 3°. Quintilian's allocution on 4* is, however, here", 'rightly directed to Tryphon instead of to Victorius Marcellus, the addressee of the whole work.', "A copy is known in which the words 'VENETIIS, MCCCC¬", 'LXXVI- in a larger type are stamped beneath the colophon. This addition is presumably of late date. 294 X 202 mm. Imperfect, wanting the two leaves of table. Bound before IB. 20907 (Quintilian, Declama¬ tiones, Lucas Dominici, Venice, 1482). From the library of the Duke of Sussex. Bought in July, 1845. IB. 21288 a.
JUVENALIS, DECIMUS JUNIUS. Saturae. rinus. —Calderini Defensio aduersus Bro¬ *22 July, 1483. theum. 1°. DOMITII Calderini Veronensis secretarii aposto¬ Proctor 14613).', "Introduction). The printer's home is given in the last verse of the colophon as Aninio, which seems to be non-", "existent ; the simplest correction is Auinio', i.e. Avignon. It seems possible that the peculiar epithet buliens in", 'the Sabellicus among the Italian adespota (no. 7338). TYPE (see Plate CVII*): De Novimagio (Venice) 105 R. [P. 41 (1482), and no doubt the same material. tracts in verse. blank. 52: 29 lines, 152 X 102 (with marginalia 124) mm. Type:', "105 R. Capital spaces, some with guide-letters. Hain '14058.", '12, blank : 1b list of authorities, verses by Cynthius to the author; 22, letter of Georgius Merula to the author, followed by', "author's dédicatory letter to Joannes Hemus Venetarum copiarum", 'aduersus Ferrariae ducem prouisor generalis; 3", de vetustate Another copy. 287 x 200 mm. Imperfect, wanting leaves 1-3 and the blank. On 4° is a circular book-stamp lettered BIBLIOTH. S. MICHAELIS. FLORENT. Eight¬ eenth-century English gold-tooled brown morocco. Bought. IB. 21288b.
BAPTISTA DE TORTIS BAPTISTA DE TORTIS Folio. a-16. 66 leaves. 32: 64 lines of commentary surround¬ ing text, 248 x 156 mm. A column of 43 lines of text on 242 measures 244 mm. Types: 114 R., text of Juvenal; 78 R., com- mentary and text of Defensio; 114 Gk.; 78 Gk. Capital spaces. First letter of each verse set out. Hain 79695. Reprinted from the edition of 1482 (Hain-Reichling 9692, Separate Q, being the normal single Qu with u removed, is used With the book- 318 X 215 mm. Fully rubricated. Bought in May, 1934. IB. 21344. ANTONIUS DE AVINIONE DATE. The only book known to contain the name of Antonius is the editio princeps, here catalogued, of the De vetustate Aquileiae, &c., of Sabellicus. This has neither date nor imprint, but all the evidence goes to show 105 R. (P. Antonius of Avignon, type 1), medium text type, with large single Qu and smaller separate Q, the majuscules, except I, L, and single Qu, rather small for the lower case. & tilted to left. Indistinguishable from SABELLICUS, MARCUS ANTONUS. De cymbam; 723, de rerum et artium inuentoribus poema ad M.D. letter of Cornelius Vitellius to the author; 107b, elegiacs of "Undated. Pylades to the author, followed by verse colophon by the same; 108, blank. The last lines of the verso of g 2 and of the recto of g7 are so inadequately inked as to be illegible.', "In some copies the lines Vagina: atque aciem ferri uenientib'", 'and first lines of text on k 62, the latter line there ending cor¬ rectly : ... dux hunnius ictu. Cf. Woolley Photos., plate 332 A. The watermarks found in this tract are a triple mound sur- mounted by a shaft and cross, a balance in a circle, and à mar¬ ginal mark consisting of the letters S C connected by a line. The first two are common at Venice as elsewhere, while marks with the letters S C are also Venetian, occurring e.g. in the Vita della Vergine, De Plasiis, 1484 (IA. 20850). Joannes Emus (Giovanni Emo) is mentioned as exercising the', "office of proveditor in campo sotto Ferrara' in the summer of", '1482; the war with Ferrara ended in 1484. See D. Malipieri, Annali veneti (1843), p. 285. Apponyi Library (at the sale of which in 1819 it fetched about 44 45. od.) and that of Lord Spencer, whence it passed to Grenville, according to a note on a fly-leal. IA. 22607. table. Bound before IB. 20907 (Quintilian, Declama tiones, Lucas Dominici, Venice, 1482). From the library of the Duke of Sussex. Bought in July, 1845. IB. 21288 a.
JUVENALIS, DECIMUS JUNIUS. Saturae. rinus. —Calderini Defensio aduersus Bro¬ *22 July, 1483. theum. 1°. DOMITII Calderini Veronensis secretarii aposto¬ the blank. On 4° is a circular book-stamp lettered BIBLIOTH. S. MICHAELIS. FLORENT. Eight¬ eenth-century English gold-tooled brown morocco. Bought. BAPTISTA DE TORTIS Folio. a-16. 66 leaves. 32: 64 lines of commentary surround¬ ing text, 248 x 156 mm. A column of 43 lines of text on 24 measures 244 mm. Types: 114 R., text of Juvenal; 78 R., com¬ mentary and text of Defensio; 114 Gk.; 78 Gk. Capital spaces, First letter of each verse set out. Hain 79695. Reprinted from the edition of 1482 (Hain-Reichling 9692, Proctor 14613). Separate Q, being the normal single Qu with u removed, is used with type 114 R. throughout this book. 318 X 215 mm. Fully rubricated. With the book- plate of the Hon. Wilmot Vaughan. Bought in May, 1934. IB. 21344
De *Undated tracts in verse. blank. 52: 29 lines, 152 X 102 (with marginalia 124) mm. Type:', "105 R. Capital spaces, some with guide-letters. Hain '14058.", '12, blank ; 1b, list of authorities, verses by Cynthius to the author; 22, letter of Georgius Merula to the author, followed by', "author's dedicatory letter to Joannes Hemus Venetarum copiarum", 'aduersus Ferrariae ducem prouisor generalis; 3e, de vetustate 932, thirteen elegiae on incidents in the life of the Virgin; 107e, letter of Cornelius Vitellius to the author; 107P, elegiacs ol Pylades to the author, followed by verse colophon by the same; 108, blank. The last lines of the verso of g2 and of the recto of g7 are so inadequately inked as to be illegible.', "In some copies the lines 'Vagina: atque aciem ferri uenientib", "offert Tam procul œnotrio iacuit ux hunniusmmm' appear re¬", 'versed below the word FINIS on 19b (91b). They are the fitth and first lines of text on k 64, the latter line there ending cor¬ rectly: ... dux hunnius ictu. Cf. Woolley Photos., plate 332 A. The watermarks found in this tract are a triple mound sur¬ mounted by a shaft and cross, a balance in a circle, and à mar¬ ginal mark consisting of the letters S C connected by a line. The first two are common at Venice as elsewhere, while marks with the letters S C are also Venetian, occurring e.g. in the Vita della Vergine, De Plasiis, 1484 (IA. 20850). Joannes Emus (Giovanni Emo) is mentioned as exercising the', "office of proveditor in campo sotto Ferrara' in the summer of", '1482; the war with Ferrara ended in 1484. See D. Malipieri, Annali veneti (1843), p. 285. Apponyi Library (at the sale of which in 1819 it fetched about 64 45. od.) and that of Lord Spencer, whence it passed to Grenville, according to a note on a fly-leal. IA. 22607.
I138 POETAE SATIRARVM OPVS. INIEC FONTE LABRA PROLVI CANBALLINO.... 27. CoLO- 289 X 203 mm. With the book-label of Thomas Gray. PHON: .A. Persii. Flacci Satyrarum Finis. 27b. BAR¬ [With other verses. [Not before October, 1487.) 12. Triumpho del refrigerio gia secretario delo Inuictis¬ authors Practica judiciaria completed 7 October, 1488 (Hain 12365), all these books bearing the Venetian imprint. Aiter this date no imprint save that of Pavia occurs in conjunction with the name of either, except in a Cistercian', "Dreviary of 31 May, 1494, signed Franciscus ghyrardengus. Venetijs' (Hain 3824, Gesamtkatalog 5202). For", 'carier books commissioned by Birreta at Venice see vol. v, pp. XXvi, 332, for the press of Girardengus and Birreta at Pavia see above, pp. 1001, etc. IVPES: 160 GA. Haebler 2, P. 5, afterwards 4), black title and heading type. 86 G. Haebler 31, law text type. 92 G. (P. 6, Haebler 5), law text type. NICOLAUS (DE TUDESCHISI PANORMI¬ partes iii. [With additions by Bartholo¬ maeus de Bellenzinis and others. Edited by Paris de Raviolis de Gavio.1 18 February, 10 June, 1488. [With the commentary of Bartholomaeus Bononienses. MCCCCLXXXIIII. die. X. Septembris. (to right) DEVICE A.', "Folio. a-d'et. 28 leaves. 32: 50 lines of commentary sur¬", 'rounding text, 208x 150 mm. Types: 110 R.; 83 R.; 83 Gk. Capital spaces. Hain 12724. Reprinted, generally with the same page-contents, from the edition of De Tortis, 14 March, 1482 (IB. 21330). Glasgow. Bought in May, 1934. IB. 22227. à di. xvi. de septembre. M.cccc.lxxxvii. 86, 1. 9, END: Refrigerio non son. perso ho Roberto.FNIS. 90 R. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Indented text. The full width of the type-page is 84 mm.', "The signore Roberto' celebrated in these verses is the con¬", 'de octobre. M.cccc.lxxxvii. tRouandome in la patria dottier Roberto da San Severino, who was drowned in a battle on IA. 22626.
DATES. The names of Birreta and Girardengus are found in company for the first time in a Panormitanus, DATES. The names of Birreta and Girardengus are found in company for the first time in a Panormitanus, Lectura super libb. iv et v Decretalium, dated 5 June, 1486 (Hain-Reichling 12328 (2), without mention of place. but apparently supplementing an edition of the rest of the work printed by Girardengus between 6 October, 1484.', "and 20 April, 1486, two sections of which bear the imprint Venetiis' (Hain 12321, 12324). The next mentions", "of the partners are in a Butrio, Lectura super lib. i Decretalium, of 16 June, 1486, also sine loco' (Reichling.", 'Supplementum, 40), and in an Usuardus, Martyrologium, of 15 March, 1487, with the Pavian imprint (Reichling 1420). They then proceed to a new edition of Panormitanus Lectura in seven volumes issued at intervals between Osed in the 1488 Panormitanus. For descriptions and reproductions see p. 1002 and plate LXXXVIII“, PART I. 2°. (head-line, to right:) De iudicijs. qvoniam hic princi¬ piu volumilnis non existit ... DICEN. 22. (text :) PAVLI FLACCI PERSII POETAE SATIRARVM OPVS. NIEC FONTE [With other verses. [Not before October, 1487. 12. Triumpho del refrigerio gia secretario delo Inuictis rounding text, 208x 150 mm. Types: 110 R.; 83 R.; 83 Gk Capital spaces. Hain 12724. Reprinted, generally with the same page-contents, from the edition of De Tortis, 14 March, 1482 (IB. 21330). 289 X 203 mm. With the book-label of Thomas Gray, Glasgow. Bought in May, 1934. IB. 22227. à di. xvi. de septembre. M.cccc.lxxxvii. 86, 1. 9, END: Refrigerio non son. perso ho Roberto. FNIS. 90 R. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Indented text. The full width of the type-page is 84 mm.', "The signore Roberto' celebrated in these verses is the con¬", 'dottier Roberto da San Severino, who was drowned in a battle on the Adige at the end of June, 1487. Catalogued among the Italian adespota by Proctor (no. 7419). 195 X 142 mm. Bought in April, 1864.
NICOLAUS (DE TUDESCHISI PANORMI¬ maeus de Bellenzinis and others. Edited by Paris de Raviolis de Gavio.1 Used in the 1488 Panormitanus. For descriptions and reproductions see p. 1002 and plate LXXXVIII. PART I. 22. (head-line, to right:) De iudicijs. qvoniam hic princi¬ piu volumilnis non existit... Rubricated. Contemporary brovn calf, rebacked, the Bruges. In the top cover is vritten: E. Gordon Duf.', "words DONA NOBIS PACEM' being stamped 1895 Blew sale.", 'twice across the middle of the sides, the remaining space on which is filled by an oblong panel stamp of birds and HIERONYMUS ESTENSIS. Cronaca della assai e populosa. woodcut. 16 (table of contents:) EPigräma in laude dela citta de Venetia ... 2°.', "Quarto. a-c'. 12 leaves, the last blank. 2b : 43 lines, 158x", '103 mm. Types: 130 G., title ; 92 G., epitaphs of Antenor and Ateste on 32 and 42; 74 G., text; roman capitals, inscriptions quoted from various monuments. Printed capitals. Folio. Part I: a-z 8pl. 210 leaves, the first and last blank.', "—Part II : aa-uu'xx“. 166 leaves, the first blank.—Part III:", "aaa-ddde eee' fff-sss ttt“. 146 leaves, the first blank. 2 columns.", 'Part II, 52 : 69 lines of text flanked by 75 lines of gloss, and head- line, 318 (329) x 225 mm. Types: 160 Ge., first words of sections: 92 G., text, head-lines (titles of rubrics) ; 86 G., gloss. Capital spaces, almost all with guide-letters. Catchwords throughout.', "Part of Hain '12316.", 'Only parts ii and iii contain a gloss, part i consisting merely of text. The paper is for the most part unwatermarked, but a large rosette and a Lombardic B occur here and there. Both marks are found in Pavian incunabula. 407 X 287 mm. Without the first blank of part i and the blank of part ii. Sixteenth-century German hal stamped pigskin over modern boards. Bought in July, 1925. IC. 22604.
MISSALE ROMANUM. 1 July, 1493. beasts enclosed by the inscription in gothic letters:', "librum: hunc Hl recte: ligaui', four times repeated on", '177X18 mm. Imperfect, wanting the first leaf, each side; this binder is known to have worked at Bought in March, 1925. IA. 23359a.
BONETUS LOCATELLUS ing 62 x 88 mm., belongs to a set of illustrations for the Supple¬ Undated. mentum chronicarum of Jacobus Bergomensis. It first occurs in the edition of Rizus, Venice, 1490 (IB. 20536), where it stands for 18, TITLE: Questo e el castello de este. elquale Cortona on fol. 2156, but was still in use as late as 1503. It is It is impossible to be certain either that this tract is earlier than 1501 or that it was printed by Locatellus, for although both types and capitals are part of his stock they continued to be used by him after the turn of the century, while his name is scarcely ever associated with popular literature in the vernacular. It is perhaps the work of some small printer using Locatellus material. There appears to be a more considerable admixture of the roman capitais', "among type 74 G. than elsewhere in Locatellus' books.", '186 x 134 mm. In a profusely ornamented dark brown calf panel binding of the seventeenth century. IA. 23016a. Bought in March, 1855. Another copy. 205 X 147 mm. Without the blank. Old vellum. On a fly-leaf is a pencil note of purchase Payne 2. 0. Presented by Sir Richard Colt Hoare in 1825. IA. 23016 b. —Part II : aa-uu’xx“. 166 leaves, the first blank.—Part III.', "aaa-ddd' eee' fff-sss' ttt“. 146 leaves, the first blank. 2 columns", 'Part II, 52 : 69 lines of text flanked by 75 lines of gloss, and head- line, 318 (329) x 225 mm. Types: 160 Ge., first words of sections 92 G., text, head-lines (titles of rubrics) ; 86 G., gloss. Capital spaces, almost all with guide-letters. Catchwords throughout.', "Part of Hain '12316.", 'Only parts ii and iii contain a gloss, part i consisting merely of text. The paper is for the most part unwatermarked, but a large rosette and a Lombardic B occur here and there. Both marks are found in Pavian incunabula. 407 X 287 mm. Without the first blank of part i and the blank of part ii. Sixteenth-century German hal stamped pigskin over modern boards. IC. 22604. Bought in July, 1925. MISSALE ROMANUM. Another copy (see vol. v, p. 425). 1895 Blew sale. 177X118 mm. Imperfect, wanting the first leaf. Rubricated. Contemporary brown calf, rebacked, the', "words  DONA NOBIS: PACEM' being stamped", 'twice across the middle of the sides, the remaining space Bought in March, 1925 IA. 23359 a.
HIERONYMUS ESTENSIS. Cronaca della', "Quarto. a-c'. 12 leaves, the last blank. 2b : 43 lines, 158X", '103 mm. Types: 130 G., title ; 92 G., epitaphs of Antenor and Ateste on 32 and 42; 74 G., text; roman capitals, inscriptions quoted from various monuments. Printed capitals The title-cut, representing the town of Este (Ateste), and measur- ing 62 x 88 mm., belongs to a set of illustrations for the Supple¬ mentum chronicarum of Jacobus Bergomensis. It first occurs in the edition of Rizus, Venice, 1490 (IB. 20536), where it stands for Cortona on fol. 2155, but was still in use as late as 1503. It is reproduced on plate 1721 of the Gesellschaft für Typenkunde. It is impossible to be certain either that this tract is earlier than 1501 or that it was printed by Locatellus, for although both types and capitals are part of his stock they continued to be used by him after the turn of the century, while his name is scarcely eve associated with popular literature in the vernacular. It is perhaps', "the work of some small printer using Locatellus' material. There", 'appears to be a more considerable admixture of the roman capitais among type 74 G. than elsewhere in Locatellus books. 186 x 134 mm. In a profusely ornamented dark brown calf panel binding of the seventeenth century. IA. 23016 a. Bought in March, 1855. Another copy. 205 X 147 mm. Without the blank. Old vellum. On a fly-leaf is a pencil note of purchase Payne 2. 0. Presented by Sir Richard Colt Hoare in 1825. IA. 23016 b.
T. Z. P', "single medium flat hyphen. As De Quarengis 83 R. (P. 4 and presumably identical with Dr. Haebler's type ii.", 'Used with the preceding. 109 R., open text type, very like 108 R. (P. il, but Q has straighter tail and is close to u. As De Quarengiis 109 R. (P. F1 (1494). and double short steep hyphen. As De Quarengis 86 R. (1494). Used with the preceding. All the above types are found in the 1492 Ovid (IB. 24143, below). DEVICE with the Zani arms, as described on p. 510 of vol. v. Found also in the Cicero, Rhetorica, printed by Zani with De Quarengiis in 1493 (IB. 24152). with a commentary by Petrus Marsus.! 27 October, 1492. CORNELII EQVITIS. F. SALVTEM. PRAE¬ FATIO IN FASTOS. 22. OVIDII VITA PER mentary surrounding text, and head-line, 249 (254) X 151 mm. 1b. PAVLVS MARSVS PISCINAS POETA. CL. Types: 109 R., 86 R., sheets à 1-3, quire b, sheets c 2, 3, quires The register erroneously gives quire b as a ternion instead of a Owing to an error of imposition the text proper to b 2b has changed places with that proper to b 7a. Reprinted from the edition of De Battibovis, 1485 (IB. 22715). which has the same number of leaves and in parts the same page- 300x 203 mm. The last leaf is slightly mutilated. Bought in October, 1926. IB. 24143.
TOMMASO DI PIASI 30 lines, 162 x 82 mm. Type: 108 R. Capital S on 22, spaces, with guide-letters, elsewhere. Hain 7456? Reprinted, with the colophon unaltered, from the genuine Bologna edition of 11 July, 1491, by Hectoris and De Benedictis (Reichling ad Hain 7456). Proctor catalogued it among the work of these', "printers ('type 5', no. 6593).", '190 X 129 mm. Without the blank. Bought in July, 1877. IA. 24139.
OVIDIUS NASO, PUBLIUS. Fasti. [Edited OVIDIUS NASO, PUBLIUS. Fasti. [Edited with a commentary by Petrus Marsus.! 727 October, 1492. 1b. PAVLVS MARSVS PISCINAS POETA, CL. GENEROSO IVVENI GEOR GIO CORNELIO. M. CORNELII EQVITIS. F. SALVTEM. PRAE 34. (text) ITIEMPORA CVM CAVSIS LATIIVM DIGESTA PER ANNVM. ... 1674. Finis inter¬ mentary surrounding text, and head-line, 249 (254) X 151 mm. Types : 109 R., 86 R., sheets a 1-3, quire b, sheets c 2, 3, quires d-1; 108 R., 83 R., sheets a 4, c 1, quires m-A; Gk. Capital spaces. Head-lines: LIBER PRIMVS(-SEXTVS) FASTORVM. The register erroneously gives quire b as a ternion instead of a Owing to an error of imposition the text proper to b 2b has changed places with that proper to b 7a. Reprinted from the edition of De Battibovis, 1485 (IB. 22715). which has the same number of leaves and in parts the same page- contents. 300 x 203 mm. The last leaf is slightly mutilated. Bought in October, 1926. IB. 24143.
GAMMARO, TOMMASO, Sclaricino. Silvano. 30 lines, 162 x 82 mm. Type: 108 R. Capital S on 22, spaces. with guide-letters, elsewhere. Hain 7456? Reprinted, with the colophon unaltered, from the genuine Bologna edition of 11 July, 1491, by Hectoris and De Benedictis (Reichling ad Hain 7456). Proctor catalogued it among the work of these', "printers ('type 5’, no. 6593).", '190X 129 mm. Without the blank. Bought in July, 1877. IA. 24139.
TYPE (see vol. v, p. 573, and Plate CVIII*): TYPE (see vol. v, p. 573, and Plate CVIII*): N. which is double-crossed ; two forms of P, one very small and set slightly below the line, roman C used for a Venetian type. Apparently found only in the Fuero real of 1500 1509/1 7 here catalogued (TC. 24663). DEVICE: Device D of Torresanus, qu., vol. v, p. 306, is found in the Fuero real printed for him. FUERO. Fuero real glosado de Espana. 12 January, 1500 1500/1?) of a pres in soite of the pasage quoted from their dedicatory letter to the Aretinus (IB.24831), or Moretus was not until much later anything more than an occasional pubisher employing various printers, uhile Squarancus Petos edition of Perotus, Rudimenta, 14/5 (B. 19925 vol. v, p. 201) and that of Squarzaficus to the printer in De Novimagios Josephus, 181 (IB. 20662, vol. v, p. 250). Moretus was doubeles chiely a bokselet, and is recorded as having a welstocked branch establichment at Padua on 27 February, 1450 (k. Fulin, Nuon document & in: Archivio Veneto, tom. krii (182), p. 390,ete). The type of Proctors g abis here taken to be carlier than that of hi Sa,and it is posiblethat there was a change of ovnership corrsponding to the change in the state of the fount. TYPES (see Plate CVIII*): long curved tail &am;5b, O, P also light. A, E, L, V appear to be as in Clemens Patavinus (enice) 106 k. p.iI Lan). Uper bow of g small strajghtshanked h vith santing top small parov f, very smally, uper bonton 8 very small. Single skanting hyohen. This ype is found in the Berardus (1A.24837), where it is fresn and', "lichtly inked. So far as can be judged in view'of wear and heavier inking the same face reappears on a smane", 'body in the other books as 10 R. F. 7349-51, type 1), the only noticable diferences being that the Q is often separate and neve SIMON DE LUERE 14 G. small text type, not distinguished by Proctor. Plain capitals, except H, which has double upright, and and tabula summaria. 32 : 84 lines of gloss enclosing text, and head-line (book-number and foliation), 310 (321) x 203 (207) mm. The gloss by Alphonsus Diaz de Montalvo.) Types: 130 C.; 92 C.; 74 G. Capital spaces, with gude lettrs. Headings and guide-letters in text and reference-letters in gloss set out. Hain 7304. 13, title ; 1b, prologue; 22, lib. i ; 30b blank ; 312, lib. ii : 62, Cum Privilegio M woodcut, black, arms of Castile and blank; 634, lb. i; 1185, blank; 119, lb. iv; 152, register, In his prologue on 1b Montalvo says that his gloss is founded on gloss is in Latin. Aclose reprint of the edition of Hamman, March, 1491 (described clara lurbe Arte Simonis de Luere: Impensis yo dni by E. von Rathin: Beiträge zur Forschung Jacques Rosenthal. anissimis Ferdinädo Rege atq Helisalbeth Regina, is taken over from this edition, but De Luere was very probaby carationis dice. Mc. pdie idus lanari. 153 . o e nch erain enon eheres s gein uedin bulk, and with many instances of the roman C properly standing on 27 March, 1501. 388 x 276 mm. Old vellum. Bought in October, 1926. IC. 24662.
BOOKS PRINTED IN UNASSIGNED TYPES 8 14. The three boks here brought together, one of them dated 1472, will be found in Proctors index in 58 2 ab ofthe groups of ftalian adespota. They appear to be the only representatives of their kind, with tne of the type seems to be actually identical with a sount certainly used at Venice, and as both Antonius Moretus, who edited the Aretinus and the Terence, and Heronymus fSquarzaficus) Alegandrinus, joint editor with him ot were printed at Venice. It would, however, be misleading to treat Moretus and Squarzaficus as the actual omners never advanced beyond this stage; cf. the letter of Joannes Calphurnius Brixiensis to Moretus in Gabriele d FUERO. Fuero real glosado de Espana. The gloss by Alphonsus Diaz de Montalvo. 12 January, 1500 1500/1?) 12, TITLE: (red) Foro Real gloxado de Spagna Cum Privilegio [woodcut, black, arms of Castile and Aragon.] 1b. (head-line:) Prologus. 22. (text:) eN el nonlbre de dillos? Amë. Por que los corazones de head-line (book-number and foliation), 310 (321) x 203 (207) mm. Types: 130 G.; 92 G.; 74G. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Headings and guide-letters in text and reference-letters in gloss set out. Hain 7304. 12, title ; 1b, prologue ; 22, lib. i; 30b, blank ; 312, lib. ii ; 62, gloss is in Latin. A close reprint of the edition of Hamman, March, 1491 (described by E. von Rath in: Beiträge zur Forschung JJacques Rosenthal), is taken over from this edition, but De Luere was very probably', "dating ' more veneto', since type 74 G. is not found in those of his", 'books which certainly belong to 1500, whereas it is again used in bulk, and with many instances of the roman C properly standing', "for : Capitulum', in the Petrarch of which he signed the first volume", 'on 27 March, 1501. 388 x 276 mm. Old vellum. Bought in October, 1926. IC. 24662.
LEONARDUS [BRUNIJ ARETINUS. Epi¬ Moretus and Hieronymus Alexandrinus. \ufeff1472. CIO SALVTEM PLVRIMAM DICIT. ROMAM VEni ad octauùm cal. aprilis. Folio. [al°b-i8 ke. 80 leaves, the first blank. 52 : 37 lines,', "202 x 122 mm. Type: 109 R. Capital spaces. Hain '1565.", 'Gesamtkatalog 5606. The first edition. In their letter to Jacobus Zeno on 802 the the last page is written: Iste liber e otus s Michaelis d Muriano [Murano, near Venice). The inmost sheet of the sixth quire is misbound as the inmost sheet of the last quire.', "King George III's copy (167. d. 12).", 'IB. 24831.
TERENTIUS AFER, PUBLIUS. Comoediae. 12. EPITHAPHIVM. N atus in excelsis tectis carthaginis altae : ... Ibid., l. 8: TERENTII AFRI COMICI POETAE ANDRIA INCIPIT. AN¬ DRIAE IPSIVS ARGVMENTVM. SJO rorem falso creditä meretriculae', "Quarto. a-h'i k-m'n'). 126 leaves. 22: 32 lines, 174x", '1o9 mm. Type: 109R. Capital spaces. First letter of each line Proctor no. 7350.
horizontal. 116 R. Capital space on 12. Irregular line-endings. Hain 2879. Gesamtkatalog 3992. The ascription of this tract to St. Bernard is incorrect but has been retained for convenience. Proctor no. 7352. 192 X 139 mm. Rubrication on the first page. Pre¬ viously bound second in a tract-volume. Bought in June, 1867. IA. 24837.
set out. 198 x 137 mm. Bound between IA. 27055 (Augustinus, p. 623, and IA. 18038 (Pius II, De amoris remedio, (Guldinbeck, Rome, s.a.).', "King George III's copy (C. 5. a. 12 (2)). IA. 24839.
PETRUS DE TUSSIGNANO. De peste. The paper of this and the following tract is watermarked with a Si quis hanc dietam: siue regulam diligêter; & per', "lines of paragraphs set out on and after 7b. Hain '15750 (from a", 'copy wanting the first two leaves). The number of lines to the page varies from 23 to 26. The presswork of this tract is very poor and shows signs of great haste. The type differs from that of the Valla in the addition of separate Q apparently made of the single sort and of some wrong¬ fount minuscules, while g as a rule rises above the line. 200X 140 mm. Corrections made and underinked letters strengthened with pen-and-ink in many places. Remains of manuscript signatures. Bought in May, 1900. IA. 24840.
JOANNES DAMASCENUS. Gesta Barlaam Undated. ing tract, IA. 24856). The watermark of a crescent in a circle found in these two books', "occurs in Miscomini's Florentine work but is also common in", 'Venetian tracts. IA. 24855.
LONGOBARDI. Storia dei Longobardi. 80 R. Capital spaces. Hain 12547. The author of this compilation remarks on 1° that, as many are ignorant of the history of the Lombards, ho deliberato qui giu a scriuerla si come nel historia de longobardi : laqual paulo historio¬ with the death of the Emperor Frederick II in 1249, el quale. morto la sedia del imperio insino al di de hogi uacha. A misunderstanding of the incipit on 1° (in which there is no', "warrant for Santo as an epithet of Pelagio'and Bernardo appears", "to be an error for ' Gregorio') is responsible for the heading", "PELAGIO (S.) III. Papa' under which this tract appears in Hain.", 'The entry was no doubt taken from a book comprising both this tract and the preceding (IA. 24855), which may have been com- posed of the very copies here dealt with. 205 X 143 mm. Formerly bound with the preceding (IA. 24855) and probably from the Biblioteca Trivulzio, Milan. Bought in August, 1888. Bought in August, 1888.
CICERO, MARCUS TULLIUS. De officiis. CICERO, MARCUS TULLIUS. De officiis. With the commentary of Omnibonus Leoni¬ cenus.] De senectute. [With the com mentary of Martinus Phileticus.] Paradoxa. De amicitia. [With the commentary of Omnibonus Leonicenus.) [Not after 1482. 22, Raphael Regius Antonio Moreto Salutem. p. dicit. 2b. Cum in hoc opere de officiis potissima philosophiae M.T:C. ARPINATIS CONSVLIS QVE ROMANI AC ORATORVM MAXIMI. AD. M. TVLLIVM CICERO. FILIVM SVVM OFFICIJORVM LIBER PRIMVS: 147°. COLOPHON OF TEXT: MARCI Tullii NIVM Atticu Præfatio. 209b. END: (text :) ... nihil äicitia præstabilius esse putetis. (commentary :) FINIS. mentary surrounding text, 231 X 144 mm. 187°: 38 lines of text, 217 X 151 mm. Types: 114 R., text; 91 R., commentary; Gk. headings of Paradoxa, except the last. Capital spaces, also spaces for Greek, except in Paradoxa. Hain *5268. Gesamtkatalog 6948. Sheet o 1 is signed m I, by error, the correct signature o being apparently stamped in by the side of this. Sheet t 2 is signed rii, by error, and the first sheet of second a is signed A. The type in the early quires of this book (but not on the preliminary leaf) is appreciably fresher than in any other part of the group. In his letter to the publisher Morettus Regius complains of cer¬', "tain misprints made 'nuper' in an edition of his recension of", "Porphyrius' commentary on Horace, this edition being that of the", 'Printer for Manzolus, Venice, 1481 (IB. 21815, vol. v, p. 315; cf. IB. 26094, vol. vi, p. 720). It should be noted that the first datec', "edition of the De amicitia with Leonicenus' commentary is that of", 'De Tortis, 26 September, 1482 (IB. 21334, vol. v, p. 322), and the present may be reprinted from it. If so, it must belong to the con-', "cluding months of 1482 (see Monetarius' note of ownership, below).", "The edition sine nota' of the De officiis, De senectute, and Para¬", 'doxa ascribable to Zarotus at Milan (IB. 26094, vol. vi, p. 720) is a reprint of this edition. A copy of this book was acquired by Hieronymus Monetarius (Münzer) at Nuremberg in 1482 (Bibliothek Fürst Dietrichstein, The Paradoxa (quires aa, bb) are bound before the De senectute (quires AA-DD). On 3e is written: Monachij ad PP. Francicsanos. Bought in July, 1867. IB. 22014
COLUMELLA, LUCIUS JUNIUS MODERATUS. of Pomponius Laetus. Undated. 1°. Lucii Iunii Moderati Columellæ de Cultu hortoru INTERPRETATIO IN CARMINIBVS COLV¬ MJEmorabiles horti in fabulis narratur MFLLE. of commentary, 211 (239) x 145 mm. Types: 114 R., text; 91 R., commentary. Capital spaces on 1° and 22, also spaces for Greek. Hain 5500. Gesamtkatalog 7186. The extremely obscure hendecasyllabics of Alterius on 12e', "mention Pomponius' recensions of Silius Italicus and Valerius", 'Flaccus as already known and then apparently call upon him to make public other classical authors, including, however, Varro, of whom there had been editions in 1471 and 1474. An earlier edition of the text of Columella with the signature D. S. is here catalogued under Padua (IA. 30070, p. 914). In a copy of this book preserved at Ljubljana is the manuscript note : Columella de hortis cum interpretatione eiusdem edita per is pasted on the space at the head of 22. IB. 22012. Grenville copy (G. 8983).
STATIUS, PUBLIUS PAPINIUS. Siluae. [With Undated. and other tracts by him. HOC VOLVMINE DOMI¬ 102 blank. 112: 51 lines of commentary surrounding text, 231 X 154 mm. A column of 41 lines of text on 632 measures 236 mm. Types: 114 R., text; 91 R., commentary; Gk. Capital spaces, also occasional spaces for Greek. 12, blank ; 1P, title ; 22, dedication of Calderinus to Augustinus Mafeus ; 3P, verses of Calderinus addressed to Statius: 48, Siluae; 832, colophon of commentary on Siluae, Papinii vita; 83°, 84, blank ; 852, commentarioli in Sappho Ouidii, the text beginning on 862 ; 932, elucubratio in quaedam Propertii loca; 982, ad Franciscum Reprinted from the editio princeps, Pannartz, Rome, 1475 (Hain 14983, Proctor 13528).', ":FINIS. .S.', like that in the Columella, but the line is properly", 'centred as it here appears. Proctor no. 7337. 296 x 209 mm. Without the blanks. Bought in February, 1893. IB. 22018. Another copy. 295 x 202 mm. Imperfect, wanting sheet b I, and all after leaf m 4 (leaf 82). The last leaf of quire a is mis¬ bound as the last leaf of quire b, while the place of leaf b 8 is taken by a leaf from an edition of Juvenal with', "Calderinus' commentary, printed with the same types", 'which appears to be undescribed. The leaf comprises lines 9-41 of the third Satire (Vrbis et augusto.. mentiri nescio librum.) and the page-contents correspond exactly with those of leaf b 8 of the edition of De Tortis Venice, 31 October, 1481 (IB. 21324). The text has been struck through with a pen and the note  Hec', "pagina iuuenalis est' added by an early reader. From", 'notes on a fly-leaf it would appear that the book was once bound between copies of Juvenal, De Tortis, Venice. 1485, and Tibullus, De Boninis, Brescia, 1486.', "King George III's copy (167. c. 22).", 'IB. 22018a.
Urbium dicta ad (with marginalia 113) mm. Type: 80 R. Capital R on 12. Hain 4805. Gesamtkatalog 6433. This tract consists of allocutions supposed to be addressed by the cities of Babylon, Troy, Byzantium, Carthage, and Rome to Maximilian on the occasion of his victory over the Hungarians at Stuhlweissenburg (Alba Regia) in November, 1490. 53 of a tract-volume. Bought in January, 1878. IA. 25002. Undated. 148x 93 (with marginalia 114) mm. Type: 80 R. Capitals. Hain 4808. Gesamtkatalog 6437. Pages 6b and 72 are several lines short. This tract, in the form of an epistle to Beltrando de Rubeis, is a panegyric upon a lady of Conegliano known as Lupa, whose real name was apparently Maria Rosolina. The paper is watermarked with a large bell having a bell-pull at some distance from it. This somewhat unusual mark recurs in the 1491 Dante printed by Benalius and Capcasa (IB. 22339). Proctor no. 7373. 195 X 145 mm. Without the last blank. A number of misprints are carefully corrected in the margins with pen-and-ink, presumably by or for the author. Bought in January, 1878. IA. 25001.
CAVICEUS, JACOBUS. Vita Petri Mariae de 22. Maximo humanae imbecilitatis Simulachro fortunae (with marginalia 113) mm. Type: 80 R. Capital space, with gulde- letter, on 22. Hain 4807. Gesamtkatalog 6439. As the type in this tract is very fresh and it contains no printed capitals, it may perhaps claim to be the earliest item of the group. Proctor no. 7375. 189 X 136 mm. Without the blank. Bought in July, 1879. IA. 25003
1146 1532. (index :) [A]Blegare x... 164°. FINIS.', "Folio. [ab10 ; c-f10; gh'oi12 ; k-p10; 12 164 leaves, 152 blank.", '4“: 36 lines, 207 x 126 (120) mm. Type: 115 R. Capital spaces,', "also spaces for Greek. Indented text. Hain '11900.", 'Presumably the first edition. Proctor no. 7385. In this copy the first line of text of sheet sel 2 (fol. 422) runs: [LJATER. VARRO IN HECCATONIBe. The watermarks found in this book are: two arrows crossed.', "crossbow in circle, winged dragon, balance in circle, goat's head,", 'ecclesiastical hat, small triple mound or tau. 325 x 220 mm. Rubricated. Grenville copy (G. 7650). IB. 25039b. Another copy. In this copy sheet se 2 is of a different setting-up throughout, the first line running: [LJATER. VARRO IN HECCATONIBEI 315 x214 mm. Without the blank leaf. Crushed red morocco, with the arms of the Duc de Brancas, Comte de Lauragais, stamped in gold on the covers.', "King George III's copy (167. c. 5).", 'CORNAZANO, ANTONIO. De fide et vita CLARISS. DE FIDE: ET VITA CHRISTIAN¬ 157 X92 mm. Type: 116 R. Capital spaces. Hain 5729. The full breadth of the type-page is 97 mm. The first two books of the first tract, which is written in terza rima, deal with the life of Christ, the third, beginning on 492,', "states and resolves a number of dubbi' on points of Christian", 'doctrine in the first four chapters, while the fifth is exhortatorio al Italia in soccorso de la fede against the Turks and the sixth anc', "last consists of a pianto et caso di Negroponte' scaptured by the", 'Turks in July, 1470). Mention is made in the text of Pope Paul II. who died in July, 1471. The second tract, in Latin hexameters, is à panegyric on Venice as the chief bulwark against the Turks. The first edition. Proctor no. 7386. 220X 160 mm. Without the blanks.', "King George III's copy (C. 4. h. 17).", 'IA. 25041.
1147 [Edited by Joannes Calphurnius Brixiensis. [Not after 1477. IVLIANVM MEDICEN PEITRI COSMI FILIVM M. CCCCLXXIIII. Folio. a8 b6; c-h I k*“. 70 leaves, the first blank. 52 : 42 lines,', "196x 116 mm. Types: 93 R.; Gk. Capital spaces. Hain '4238.", 'Gesamtkatalog 5886. polemic against Fidentinus; 64°, defensio aduersus Brotheum gram¬ maticum commentariorum Martialis calumniatorem cum recrimina¬ tione retaxationis Plinianae ; 702, Calphurnius Brixiensis Antonio Moreto Brixiensi s., final colophon; 70°, blank. Of the two rivals attacked by Calderinus in this book * Brotheus', "is Nicolaus Perottus and'Fidentinus' (the name of a plagiary in", 'Martial) is Angelus Sabinus, whose Paradoxa in Iuuenali, spoken', "of on 4° as' nugae quas multa pecunia curauit imprimendas', were", 'Small square Greek on wide set, lower case only, accents and breathings mostly cut away, much resembling completed by Sachsel and Golsch at Rome in August, 1474 (IB. 17745, vol. iv, p. 55). In his Commentarioli in Ibin Ouidii, com¬', "pleted by the same printers in the following month (Hain '4242)", 'Calderinus mentions the present commentary on Juvenal amons', "several books ’qui in manibus sunt et propediem edentur'; the", 'first dated edition of it is that in which it is combined with the tex of Juvenal, completed by Jac. Rubeus at Venice on 24 April, 1475 (IB. 20076, vol. v, p. 214), the first dated separate edition is that of', "Henr. de Colonia, Brescia, 15 September, 1475 (Hain '4239.", 'Gesamtkatalog 5885). Calphurnius in his letter to Moretus remarks (70*) : Expositiones The watermarks found in this book are : a balance in a circle, an', "ecclesiastical hat, a pilgrim's bottle, a tau in a circle, an oxhead", 'surmounted by a rod with rosette, and a large Lombardic M. A copy of this book, bound with one of Lucan, Guerinus, Venice, May, 1477 (IB. 20623), was brought from Pavia to Nuremberg by Hieronymus Monetarius (Münzer) in 1477 (Bibliothek Fürst Rubrication on 22, 32. Beneath the colophon is written: Hoc (sic liber e asonis cogii. Grenville copy (G. 9519 (2)). IB. 25044.
§ 10a. This anonymous and undated edition of Cavalca's Specchio di croce is to all appearance Venetian work", 'Undated. Catalogued among the Italian adespota by Proctor (no. 7415). 178 x 129 mm. Rubricated. Old vellum. From the library of the Duke of Sussex. IA. 25085. Bought in November, 1844. Undated. Lombardic S at the beginning of the text. Indented text. Joannes Calderia, to whom this consolatory poem in terza rima VINCIGUERRA, ANTONIUS. Ad Joannem', "appears to be known save that he flourished' in 1480.", 'The paper is watermarked with a hand. Proctor no. 7426. Folio. A-D\'E\'; a-l6m\'. 98 leaves, the last blank. 5" : 4. lines and head-line, 238 (243) X 145 mm. Type: 111 R. Capital spaces. Hain 16225. 12, title ; 1b, D. Ioanni uuocestre comiti Vigorniensi Omnibonus s.p.d.: 22, de yenatione, translated by Omnibonus Leonicenus; ob et de legibus Lacedaemoniorum, translated by Philelphus ; 142, ad lated by the same ; 21P, apologia pro Socrate, translated by Leon. Aretinus ; 232, de tyrannide, translated by the same ; 284, de aequiuocis ; 292, paedia Cyri Persarum regis, translated by Philelphus ; 97°, Calliphilus Bernardinus Robiatinus in libros de Cyri paedia per Philelphum conuersos [five elegiac couplets; 98, Emilia (no. 7255). It may possibly belong to the sixteenth century. 208 x 202 mm. On 28 is written: hic liber. e ouëtl. s.', "d'nici de bgomo. or pdicatou. Beneath the title is the", 'IB. 26900.
XENOPHON. Opera nonnulla. Undated. 12, TITLE: Xenophontis opera in hoc uolumine im¬ pressa. Xenophon de Venatione: per Omnibonum Bought in October, 1886. VISDOMINUS, ANTONIUS MARIA. Dialogus de otio et Sibyllis. [With other tracts in 20 lines, 161 x 92 (with marginalia 116) mm. Types : 140 G., title; 115 K., text, list of contents; 87 R., matter on 1b-2b, marginalia ; Okt, words on 4b. Capital S on ga, spaces, with guide-letters, elsewhere. 1, list of contents; 1b, Guido Rangonus comes Benedicto Vis¬', "ldem Guido lectori s. Terrata); 32, title ; 3b, author's dedicatory", 'epistle to Count Nicolaus Rangonus, dated: ex aedibus tuis idibus Nouemb., 1499 ; 52, dialogus de fugiendo otio et de Sibyllis Catalogued among the Italian adespota by Proctor (no. 7420). 193 X 140 mm. On the title-page is written: Thomas sykelmore rector ecclie perochialis de Slaideburne in', "Comitatu eborû debet hunc [i.e. oweth (owneth) this')", 'Bought. IA. 28860. s.p.d., dated : viii. Kal. Febr., 1500, followed by the reply of Blasius, dated : vii. Kal. Febr., 1500; 43°, Hannibal Rangonus to the', "author, dated : viii. Kal. Dec., 1499 ; 44°, author's reply, dated ;", 'Kal. Dec., 1499 ; 452, oratio continens tribunorum originem et status Bononiensium mutationem cum laudatione Io. Bentiuoli II ; 57°, Guido Rangonus to the author, dated: Bononiae, Idibus', "Februarii, 1500; 580, author's reply, dated: xvii. Kal. Mart., 1500;", '59", ecloga dicta Siluanus, followed by a number of elegies and other short pieces ; 97°, Lud. Ferrarius ad Ant. Mariam Vis¬ dominum praeceptorem suum lelegiacs) ; 982, register, colophon ; author had been compelled to leave Bologna on business for the', "Count, Guido's father, shortly after sending the Dialogus to the", 'printers (illis ... qui litteras aere formant), how first the Oratio and then the metrical portions had been added to the volume at the request of Guido and his brother Hannibal, and how the illness of both brothers had delayed the task of seeing it through the press. The fact that the title takes no note of anything but the Dialogus and the unusual length of the interval between the date of the colophon and that of the prefatory letter are thus accounted for.', "Guido's list of errata concludes (2b) : Sed haec nouissima menda:", '& forte supradictorum alia nonnulla non reperies in omnibus tus Cancellarii 1762. Above this is a press-mark: Aula Magna—in-4—2459, written about the same time. Bought in March, 1934. 292 X 211 mm. Bound with IB. 30067, q.v. below. IB. 30065.
Presented in October, 1934. Presented in October, 1934. AEGIDIUS [COLUMNAJ ROMANUS. Com¬ mentaria in Physica Aristotelis. [Edited by Bernardus Granellus and Aegidius Viter *15 October, 1493. mm. Types: 120 G., first words of main sections of commentary; 80 G., text of Aristotle, head-lines (book-numbers) ; 66 G., com¬ mentary. Capital spaces, with guide-letters. Hain 7128. Gesamt¬ katalog 7197. 12, title ; dedicatory letter of Aegidius Viterbiensis to Gratianus Fulginas ordinis S. Augustini procurator, verses to the reader by the same; 22, text; 2382, verses by Aegidius Viterbiensis to the reader, table of contents; 2422, register ; 242°, blank. In his verses to the reader on 2382 the editor explains the arrangement of the table as follows : Sunt autem toto quaecunque recondita libro: The first edition. Aegidius Viterbiensis explains in his dedica¬ tory letter on 1P that the first four books were edited by Bernardus Granellus and the remainder by himself, and goes on to say: Emendatissimus liber habebitur. Nam Hieronymi Durantis im¬', "forth on 237b included also Durantis' edition of Aristotle's Parva", 'naturalia, etc. (see note to IB. 30062, p. 925). 292 X 211 mm. On 22 is written: Ad usu fris Gabrielis a Môte ricardo. Bound before IB. 30065 above. IB. 30067. Presented in October, 1934.