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Ioannes Huss De anatomia Antichristi liber unus : De mysterijs iniquitatis Antichristi fragmentum 1 : De reuelatione Christi & Antichristi fragmentu[m] 2 : De abolendis sectis, & traditionib[us] hominu[m] lib[er] 1 : De unitate ecclesiae & scismate uitando liber 1 : De euangelica perfectione liber 1 : De pernicie traditionum humanarum fragment[um] 3 : De regno, populo, uita, & morib[us] Antichristi lib[er] 1 : item Fragmentorum collectanea quaedam : cum indice summario contentorum : appendix Othonis Brunnfelsii ...
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Hus, Jan, 1369?-1415.
- Standardized Title:
- De anatomia Antichristi liber unus
- Language:
- Latin
- Subjects (All):
- Catholic Church.
- Theology, Doctrinal--Early works to 1800.
- Theology, Doctrinal.
- Antichrist--Early works to 1800.
- Antichrist.
- Catholic Church--Controversial literature--Early works to 1800.
- Genre:
- Controversial literature.
- Physical Description:
- 3 volumes : illustrations ; 21 cm (4to)
- Other Title:
- Ioannes Hvss De anatomia Antichristi liber unus
- Joannes Huss De anatomia Antichristi liber unus
- Fingerprint:
- isum o.ij uai. coru (3) 1524 (Q) v.1
- r-a- a"s" i-p- best (3) 1524 (Q) v.2
- l-to rux, aduætign (3) 1524 (Q) v.3
- Place of Publication:
- [Strasbourg] : [Johann Schott], [1524]
- Notes:
- Without general title leaf.
- Tom. 2 has title: Ioannis Huss locorum aliquot ex Osee, & Ezechiele prophetis, cap. v. & viij. De abhorrenda sacerdotum & monachorum papisticorum, in ecclesia Christi abominatione, eorum[que] impietate detestanda, vita item, & regno Antichristi, tomus secundus. Commendatitia breuis M. Lutheri ad Othonem Brunnfelsium, de uitae candore, doctrina & martyrio Io. Huss.
- Tom. 3 has title: Sermonum Ioannis Huss ad populum. Tomus tertius. Respondens priori, de anatomia, regno & populo Antichristi.
- "Processus consistorialis martyrii Ioannis Huss" in t. 3 has special half-title, which reads: Processus consistorialis martyrij Io. Huss, com correspondential legis gratiae, ad ius papisticum in simoniacos & fornicatores papistas. Et de victoria Christi de[que] Antichristi degradatione, ac depositione. Ad uestustatis typum excusus.
- Imprint supplied from VD 16.
- Signatures: t. 1: pi⁸ a-z⁴ 2A-2D⁴ ; t. 2: pi⁴ a-r⁴ s⁶ ; t. 3: pi⁴ A-N⁴ [a]⁴ b⁴ c⁶ d-e⁴ (leaf e4 blank).
- Pagination: t. 1: [8], xcviij, [10] leaves ; t. 2: [4], lxxiij leaves ; t. 3: [4], li, [23] leaves.
- Woodcut illustrations, initials and head-pieces.
- Printed marginalia.
- Dedicated by Otto Brunfels to Martin Luther; t. 2 contains a letter from Luther to Brunfels among its preliminaries.
- Local Notes:
- Kislak Center CzC H9504 520c bound in 1 volume with: Hus, Jan. Liber egregius de unitate ecclesiae, cuius autor periit in Concilio Constantiensi. [Basel : Adam Petri], MDXX [1520]. "Processus consistorialis martyrii Ioannis Huss" (22 unnumbered leaves; signatures [a]⁴ b⁴ c⁶ d-e⁴) bound in out of order at beginning of volume. Red and black armorial bookplate of J. Eliot Hodgkin on front pastedown; autograph of Johann Hildebrand Withof (dated 1762) on verso of front free endpaper; autograph of Theodorus Strackius (dated 25 April 1621) at foot of title leaf of first work in volume; ms. initials ("J.J.G.G.") and John Eliot Hodgkin's monogram ("IEH") on back pastedown. Red and black bookplate headed "Adnotatio" with John Eliot Hodgkin's monogram ("IEH") at foot on back pastedown. Within a decorative frame containing names of 19th-century bibliographers is a ms. description of this copy in black and red ink; sale prices (from Brunet?) are recorded in ms. in the corners of the plate. Three further annotations have been added in brown ink (1 on plate and 2 on pastedown), 1 of which is signed with Hodgkin's(?) monogram. Ms. shelf-mark(?) in red ink on front pastedown; ms. contents note in brown ink on verso of front free endpaper; ms. note in brown ink at head of special half-title leaf of "Processus consistorialis martyrii Ioannis Huss"; modern ms. notes in pencil on back free endpaper; ms. underlines, notes and marks in red or brown ink in text; some ms. marginal marks in pencil in text. A few illustrations partially hand-colored in red; many initials wholly or partially hand-colored in red ink; a few capital strokes supplied in red ink. Modern ms. sale note ("Sotheby 12/16 May 1914 756 Huss") in pencil on front pastedown; modern ms. note ("Einband NP") in pencil on front free endpaper. Binding: full early blind-tooled brown leather over indented wooden boards (border elements include small portraits of Christ, St. Peter, St. Paul and St. John the Baptist with abbreviated Latin mottoes); 4 raised, blind-ruled bands on spine; blind tooled spine panels; ms. title at head of spine; evidence of 2 leather and metal clasps affixed to lower board; 2 metal catchplates affixed to upper board. Tome 3: leaves c1-d1 mended at inner margin; pinpoint wormhole in tail margin of leaves a1-e4.
- Cited in:
- VD 16 H6162
- BM STC German, 1455-1600, p. 438
- OCLC:
- 42440232
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