Biblie iampridem renouate pars prima[-sexta] ... : vna cu[m] glosa ordinaria, et litterali moraliq[ue] expositione Nicolai de Lyra, necno[n] additio[n]ibus Burge[n]sis, ac replicis Thoringi, nouisq[ue] distinctionib[us] et marginalib[us] su[m]marijsq[ue] annotatio[n]ib[us].

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Pablo de Santa Maria, Bishop of Burgos, approximately 1351-1435

Döring, Mathias, approximately 1400-1469

Brant, Sebastian, 1458-1521.

Anselm, of Laon, -1117

Guillelmus Brito, active 13th century.

Walahfrid Strabo, 807?-849.

Froben, Johann, 1460?-1527, printer.

Amerbach, Johannes, 1441?-1513, publisher.

Petri, Johannes, 1441-1511, publisher.

Yarnall Collection (University of Pennsylvania)

Standardized Title:

Bible. Latin. Vulgate. 1502.

Language:

Latin

Genre:

Early printed books.

Wooden boards (Binding) -- Germany -- Cologne -- 16th century.

Clasps (Binding) -- Germany -- Cologne -- 16th century.

Penn Provenance:

Hastings, H. L. (Horace Lorenzo), 1831-1899 (autograph)

Physical Description:

6 volumes : illustrations (woodcuts) ; 36 cm (folio)

Place of Publication:

[Basel] : Cura [et] impensis prouido[rum] d[omi]no[rum] magistri Johannis de Amerbach, Joha[n]nis Petri de Langendorff et Joha[n]nis Fröben de Ha[m]melburg ciues Basilen[sis] : Arte vero [et] industria ipsius Joha[n]nis Fröben magna cu[m] dilige[n]tia [et] labore, Basilee impressum, [15 May 1502]

Notes:

Comprises the Bible text interlined with the gloss of Anselm of Laon and surrounded by the glosses of Walafridus Strabo and others, the Postillae and Moralitates of Nicolaus de Lyra, the Additiones of Paulus de Sancta Maria (with Matthias Döring's replies), and the Expositiones of Gulielmus Brito on the prefaces of St. Jerome.

Imprint from colophon (v. 6), which reads: Opus preclaru[m] totius biblie cu[m] glosulis ta[m] marginalib[us] q[uam] interlinealib[us] ordinarijs: vna cu[m] venerandi patris Nicolai de lyra postillis: moralitatibusq[ue] in proprijs locis d[e] nouo positis: additionib[us] Pauli Burgen[si] episcopi: ac replicis m[a]g[ist]ri Matthie doring. Necno[n] ip[s]i[us] Nicolai d[e] lyra libello q[uae]stionu[m] iudaica[m] p[er]fidia[m] in catholica fide improbantiu[m]. Cura [et] impensis prouido[rum] d[omi]no[rum] magistri Johannis de Amerbach. Joha[n]nis petri d[e] Langendorff et Joha[n]nis fröben d[e] Ha[m]melburg. ciues Basilen[sis]. Arte vero [et] industria ipsius Joha[n]nis fröben magna cu[m] dilige[n]tia [et] labore: Basilee impressum: Anno domini millesimoquingentesimosecu[n]do, idibus Maijs explicit.

"Sebastianus Brant Ioanni Fröben de Hammelburg Impressori[a]e artis insigni chalcographo ... salutem" (v. 1, a1v) dated [13 Sept. 1501].

Signatures: Vol. 1: a-y⁸/⁶ z⁸ A-C⁶ D-Z⁸/⁶ aa-ff⁸/⁶ gg-hh⁸ (hh8 blank); vol. 2: a-d⁸ e-f⁶ g-r⁸ s⁶ t⁸ v-x⁶ y-z⁸ A⁸ B-N⁸/⁶ O-P⁸ Q-S⁶ T-U⁸ (U8 blank); vol. 3: a-y⁸/⁶ z⁸ A-Y⁶/⁸ Z⁶ aa-qq⁸/⁶ rr⁶; vol. 4: a-y⁸/⁶ z⁸ A-Y⁶/⁸ Z⁶ aa-vv⁸/⁶ xx⁸ yy¹⁰ (yy10 blank); vol. 5: a-y⁸/⁶ z⁸ A-K⁶/⁸ L-M⁶; vol. 6: a-y⁸/⁶ z⁸ A-Q⁶/⁸ R⁶.

Foliation: Vol. 1: 377, [1] leaves; vol. 2: 315, [1] leaves; vol. 3: 439, [1] leaves; vol. 4: 478, [2] leaves; vol. 5: 244 leaves; vol. 6: 280 leaves.

Register at end of each vol.

Local Notes:

Yarnall Library of Theology (Saint Clement's Church, Philadelphia, Pa.) copy; on permanent deposit at the University of Pennsylvania Library.

Vol. 1 has ms. inscription on front pastedown: " H.L. Hastings bought these books of Legatt Bros. N.Y. May 24th 1862." Bookseller's label on front pastedown: John M. Stark, bookseller, 64 Market Place, Hull.

Vol. 1 has hole in title leaf, not affecting the text; minor dampstaining on title leaf; pinpoint wormholes at beginning.

Vol. 2 imperfect: leaves b1, b2, b7, and b8 wanting; supplied in ms.; lower outside corner of a7 torn off; pinpoint wormholes at beginning and end.

Vol. 4 dampstained at margins.

Vols. 5 and 6 bound together.

Rubrication: initials and capital strokes supplied in red throughout; first leaves of vols. 5 and 6 have large initials in red or blue.

Yarnall copy has occasional early ms. notes in margins.

Bound in full contemporary blind tooled leather over wood boards; two clasps on each vol., all wanting; metal catchplates intact in most vols. Based on the tools, probably bound in Cologne before 1510 by Kyriss shop K96. Vellum leaves with early ms. used for pastedowns: vols. 1and 2 contain portions of Aristotle's Topics; vol. 3 has a canon law text with commentary, possibly from the Decretales Gregorii IX; vol. 4 has the text of Lib. 5, Tit. 18-19 (De furtis, De usuris) of Decretales Gregorii IX, surrounded by commentary; vol. 5/6 has text and commentary on Lib. 2, Tit. 23 of Decretales Gregorii IX (De praesumptionibus).

Cited in:

Adams B983

Contains:

Nicholas, of Lyra, approximately 1270-1349. Postillae perpetuae.

Nicholas, of Lyra, approximately 1270-1349. Contra perfidiam Judaeorum.

OCLC:

71824719