Sermones consolatorii reuerendiss. in Christo patris ac domini Domini Ioannis Fabri Ep[iscop]i Viennen[sis] : habiti ad plebem eius, ac Christi milites, super immanissimi Turcorum tyranni altera imminenti obsidione inclytae vrbis Viennensis : Anno a nato Iesu MDXXXII.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Faber, Johannes, 1478-1541.

Contributor:

Singriener, Johann, -1545, printer.

Culture Class Collection (University of Pennsylvania)

German Culture Class Collection (University of Pennsylvania)

Language:

Latin

Subjects (All):

Sermons, Latin--Early works to 1800.

Sermons, Latin.

Vienna (Austria)--History--16th century--Early works to 1800.

Vienna (Austria).

Genre:

Manuscript waste (Binding)

Penn Provenance:

Neubeck, Johann Kaspar, 1545-1594 (inscription) (copy 1)

Martinus Praepositus (former owner) (inscription) (copy 1)

Dorotheastift (Neustift am Walde, Austria) (inscription) (copy 1)

Catholic Church. Diocese of Wiener Neustadt (Austria) (former owner) (inscription) (copy 1)

Benedictines (Bregenz, Austria) (former owner) (inscription) (copy 2)

Monasterium Brigantinum (former owner) (inscription) (copy 2)

Physical Description:

134 leaves ; 20 cm (4to)

Other Title:

Sermones consolatorii reverendiss. in Christo patris ac domini Domini Ioannis Fabri Ep[iscop]i Viennen[sis]

Sermones consolatorii reuerendiss. in Christo patris ac domini Domini Joannis Fabri Episcopi Viennensis

Fingerprint:

e-as emi- t.t. coad (3) 1532 (R)

Place of Publication:

Viennae Austriae : In aedibus Ioannis Singrenij, Anno a Christo nato MDXXXII [1532]

Notes:

Imprint date from colophon on leaf K6r, which reads: Impressum & finitum Viennae Pa[n]noniae superioris, per Ioannem Singrenium, ultima die Mensis Septembris. Quo Serenissimus ac inuictissimus Caesar Carolus, huius nominis quintus, ac gloriosissimus Romanorum, Hungariae, Bohemiae[que] &c. Rex Ferdinandus, cum potentissimo Germanorum, Hispanorum, Italorum, Hungarorum, Bohemorum, at[que] aliarum nationum exercitu, intra & extra vrbis Viennensis moenia, in occursum truculentissimi Turcorum Tyranni, conuenerant. Anno a Christo nato. M.D.XXXII.

Signatures: a-z⁴ A-I⁴ K⁶.

Woodcut initials.

Printed marginalia.

Local Notes:

Penn Libraries copy 1 bound with: Faber, Johannes. Antilogiarum Martini Lutheri Babylonia. Excusum Augustae Vindelicorum : In officina Alexandri Weyssenhorn, MDXXX [1530].

Penn Libraries copy 1 has partially illegible early ms. gift inscription ("Dono accepi a Reuerendissimo[?] in Chr[ist]o patre ac D. D[omi]no Joanne Casparo Episcopo Vienne[n]si Martinus Praepositus ad sanctam Dorotheam [...]") in brown ink on front free endpaper; early ms. inscription ("Ex Bibliotheca Episcopatus Neostadiensis") in brown ink on title leaf of first work in volume; modern ms. bibliographical notes in pencil on front pastedown; ms. underline and note on leaf z4r.

Penn Libraries copy 1 bound in full early vellum with 2 leather ties (1 intact) and ms. title and author's name in brown ink on spine; remains of small paper slip with ms. inscription within blue printed double-ruled border on upper board; all edges red.

Penn Libraries copy 2 bound in a portion of an early vellum bifolium from a missal written in a Gothic bookhand in two columns frame-ruled in ink (first line of text below top line of ruling) with rubrics, 1- and 2-line initials, and capital strokes in red, 1 6-line initial T in blue and white (with additional decorative penwork in brown ink supplied by a later hand?), and a pair of stylized foliate border elements (one primarily in pink, the other primarily in green). Text of upper board from votive masses for the dead; text of lower board from the common of a martyr(?) and the dedication of a church. Evidence of ties. Ms. spine label with author, title, and place and date of printing in brown ink.

Penn Libraries copy has ms. ownership inscription ("Pro Bibliotheca Monasterij Brigantini") of the library of the Benedictines of Mehrerau Abbey (Bregenz, Austria) in brown ink on title leaf.

Penn Libraries copy has ms. bibliographical note in brown ink on p. opp. t.p.

Cited in:

VD 16 F233

OCLC:

54293073