Philippica sexta Iohannis Cochlaei : cum adiunctis tractatulis tribus quorum I. [est] Michaelis Vehe ... II. est Arnoldi Vuesaliensis ... III. [est] eiusdem Io. Cochlaei De uera ecclesia Christi : contra Philippi Melan[chthonis] responsionem pro Bucero in Colonienses Bonnae nuper aeditam.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Cochlaeus, Johannes, 1479-1552.

Contributor:

Vehe, Michael, approximately 1480-1539.

Arnoldus, Vesaliensis, 1484-1534.

Weissenhorn, Alexander, -1549, printer.

Culture Class Collection (University of Pennsylvania)

German Culture Class Collection (University of Pennsylvania)

Language:

Latin

Subjects (All):

Catholic Church--Doctrines.

Catholic Church.

Lutheran Church--Controversial literature--Catholic authors--Early works to 1800.

Lutheran Church.

Melanchthon, Philip, 1497-1560.

Melanchthon, Philip.

Bucer, Martin, 1491-1551.

Bucer, Martin.

Lutheran Church--Controversial literature--Catholic authors.

Penn Provenance:

Kienpergerus, Jonas (autograph, 1573) (copy 1)

Jesuits (Altötting, Germany) (former owner) (inscription) (copy 2)

Rosinus, Stephan (former owner) (inscription) (copy 2)

Salzperg, Joannes (former owner) (inscription) (copy 2)

Physical Description:

128 unnumbered pages ; 21 cm (4to)

Fingerprint:

l-ri m.te stus susu (C) 1544 (R)

Place of Publication:

Ingolstadij : Ex officina Alexandri Vueissenhorn, MDXLIIII [1544]

Notes:

Signatures: A-Q⁴ (I3 signed I2).

Leaf I3 signed "I 2".

Without pagination.

Woodcut initials.

Printed marginalia.

Errata on leaf Q4r.

"Tractatus decimus, ex assertione Michaelis Vehe ... de inuocatione et intercessio[n]e sancto[rum]": leaves I2v [i.e. I3v]-M2r; "De ueneratione, inuocatione, et reliquijs Sanctoru[m], breuis assertio ... Arnoldi Vuesaliensis": leaves M2r-N2v.

Local Notes:

Penn Libraries copy 1 bound with: Cochlaeus, Johannes. Sieben Kopffe Martin Luthers. Gedrugkt zu Dreszden : Durch Wolffgang Stöckel, 1529.

Copy 1 purchased for the Penn Libraries in 1959.

Penn Libraries copy 1 bound in full blind-tooled pig over indented, beveled-edge wooden boards; upper board also has the letters "J J P G C" and an emblem stamped in black; 3 raised, blind-ruled bands on spine; blind-ruled spine panels; ms. author's name ("Cochlaeus") at head of spine; paper spine label with ms. shelf mark in brown ink; 2 leather and metal clasps with metal catchplates.

Penn Libraries copy 1 has autograph ("Ionas Kienpergervs Anno domini 1573") in brown ink above ms. inscription ("Orate Deum pro eo.") in black ink in a different hand at head of front pastedown; paper label with ms. shelf mark at foot of front pastedown; a few ms. underlines, marginal marks and notes in text.

Penn Libraries copy 1: leaves closely cropped at all margins; hole in upper portion of title leaf with minor loss of text on both recto and verso; leaf O2 has copper finding tab affixed to fore-edge.

Penn Libraries copy 2 is no. 8 in a volume of 8 works, of which nos. 1-5 and 7-8 are printed editions of works by Johannes Cochlaeus (all but 1 from the press of Alexander Weissenhorn in 1544) and no. 6 a ms. with title: Confutatio libelli Philippi Melanchtonis cui[us] titulus est De offi[ci]o principu[m], quod mandatu[m] dei p[re]cipiat eis tollere abusus ecclesiasticos authore D. Nicolao Appel anno D[omi]nj 1540. For a fuller description of the ms. portion of this item, see record for: Appel, Nicolaus. Confutatio libelli Philippi Melanchtonis cuius titulus est De officio principum, quod mandatum dei praecipiat eis tollere abusus ecclesiasticos. Mostburg, 1540.

Copy 2 purchased for the Penn Libraries in 1959.

Penn Libraries copy 2 has early ms. ownership inscription ("Ioannes Salzperg huius libri e[st] possessor") in brown ink on front pastedown; early ms. ownership inscription ("Soceitatis Iesu Oetingae") in brown ink and early ms. ownership inscription of Stephan Rosinus ("Stephani Rosini Augus[...] canonici Patauien") in brown ink, struck through, at head of title leaf of first work in volume.

Penn Libraries copy 2 has partially illegible ms. inscription dated 28 January 1545 followed by a contents note in brown ink on front pastedown; 2 ms. inscriptions in Latin in brown ink and 1 in German in black ink on front free endpaper; a few early ms. underlines and annotations in text.

Penn Libraries copy 2 bound in full blind-tooled pig over beveled-edge wooden boards; 3 raised bands on spine; blind-tooled spine panels; ms. title ("Joh. Cochlaeus de Ordinatione") on spine over earlier ms. title; remains of 2 ms. spine labels; 2 leather and metal clasps with metal catchplates; partially illegible early ms. title ("Ioannes Coclei ...") on fore-edge in brown ink; remains of label with ms. shelf-mark ("73") in brown ink on front pastedown.

Penn Libraries copy 2 has wormhole in tail margin of leaves Q2-Q4 and back pastedown.

Cited in:

VD 16 C 4359

Spahn, M. Cochläus, 147

Stalla, G. Bib. der Ingolstädter Drucker, 153

Cited as:

UPenn Ms. Codex 1593.

Contains:

Tractatus decimus de invocatione et intercessione sanctorum.

De veneratione, invocatione, et reliquiis sanctorum.

De vera Christi ecclesia.

OCLC:

78272134

Access Restriction:

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