Conciliationes locorum scripturae : qui specie tenus inter se pugnare videntur, centuriae duae / Andrea Althamero, authore ; praeter inspsersas hinc inde additiones, accesserunt huic editioni triginta locorum bini seu paria & negotium sacramentorum sub finem piè ac diligenter tractarum ; additus est insuper index sanè quàm copiosus, eorum quae hîc tractantnr.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Althamer, Andreas, approximately 1500-1539.

Contributor:

Lehmann, Zacharias, active 1581-1606, printer.

Culture Class Collection (University of Pennsylvania)

German Culture Class Collection (University of Pennsylvania)

Language:

Latin

Subjects (All):

Bible--Criticism, interpretation, etc--Early works to 1800.

Bible.

Penn Provenance:

Wieland, Nikolaus (autograph) (Culture Class Collection copy)

Wielandt, Nicolaus (autograph) (Culture Class Collection copy)

Osiander, Lucas, 1534-1604 (inscription) (Culture Class Collection copy)

Physical Description:

9 unnumbered leaves, 236 leaves, 51 unnumbered leaves ; 17 cm (8vo)

Other Title:

Conciliationes locorvm scriptvrae

Fingerprint:

m.us u-i- s,o- dest (3) 1582 (R)

Place of Publication:

Vitebergae : Excudebat Zacharias Lehman, Anno MDLXXXII [1582]

Notes:

Dedicatory letter dated June, 1534.

Signatures: A-2O⁸.

Leaf 2O8 is blank.

Woodcut initials and tail-pieces.

Printed marginalia.

Includes indexes.

Local Notes:

Penn Libraries copy bound with: Osiander, Lucas. De ratione concionandi. Tubingae : Excudebat Alexander Hoggius, MDLXXXII [1582].

Penn Libraries copy has in brown ink early autograph ("M. Nicolaus Wielandt"), probably of Nikolaus Wieland (1567-1637), pastor of Oppenheim, or possibly his father Nikolaus Wieland (1539-1617), Evangelical abbot of Herrenalb, at head of front pastedown and partially illegible ms. purchase inscription ("Constat 8 [...]") at foot; armorial stamp of an unidentified former owner (possibly a member of the Wieland family?) with 17th-century ms. inscription ("M.J.W. 617.") on leaf 2O8r.

Penn Libraries copy has four pages of 16th-century German ms. notes (on front pastedown, front free endpaper, and verso of title leaf of first work in volume) in brown ink headed "Lucae osiandrj D. An[n]o C[hristi] 91 die x Januarij Stutg." recording the main points of a brief instruction on preaching by the Lutheran pastor and composer Lucas Osiander the Elder on 10 January 1591 in Stuttgart, where he was resident for most of his career; some early Latin ms. notes on back pastedown; many early ms. underlines and some marginal notes and marks (including manicules) in brown ink in text.

Penn Libraries copy bound in contemporary full dark blind-tooled leather (pig?) over indented, angled-edge wooden boards; 2 leather-and-metal clasps with metal catchplates; 4 raised bands on spine; 2 partially illegible gold-tooled leather spine labels; spine and right board lightly wormed.

Penn Libraries copy: portion of last 5 lines of leaf O8r uninked.

Cited in:

VD 16 A 2021

OCLC:

13595158