Postille maiores in epistolas & euangelia per totius anni decursum : tam dominicalium q[ue] ferialiu[m] : quattuor tempo[rum] : Quadragesim[a]e : Passionis christi quattuor euangelistaru[m], de tempore et de sanctis : vnacum morali euangelio[rum] expositione : docto[rum] additionib[us], qu[a]estionib[us], dubiorum resolutionib[us], pluriu[m]q[ue] id genus scitu dignoru[m] : exquisita correctione, nouaq[ue] pressur[a]e sollertia elucubrat[a]e : cum summario remissionis principaliu[m] sente[n]tiaru[m] indice singular.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Guillermus, Parisiensis

Contributor:

Schott, Johann, 1477-1548.

Jacob, von Pfortzheim, -1519, printer.

Culture Class Collection (University of Pennsylvania)

French Culture Class Collection (University of Pennsylvania)

Standardized Title:

Postilla super Epistolas et Evangelia. 1507

Language:

Latin

Subjects (All):

Catholic Church--Sermons--Early works to 1800.

Catholic Church.

Sermons, Latin--Early works to 1800.

Sermons, Latin.

Church year sermons--Early works to 1800.

Church year sermons.

Festival-day sermons--Early works to 1800.

Festival-day sermons.

Genre:

Sermons.

Penn Provenance:

Harrison, George L. (George Leib), 1811-1885 (honoree) (Culture Class Collection copy)

Harrison, Charles C. (Charles Custis), 1844-1929 (donor) (Culture Class Collection copy)

George L. Harrison Foundation (bookplate) (Culture Class Collection copy)

Colégio do Carmo (Coimbra, Portugal) (inscription) (Culture Class Collection copy)

Caturro, Dionisio da Gloria, Dom (inscription) (Culture Class Collection copy)

Physical Description:

4 unnumbered leaves, CCCXCI leaves, 9 unnumbered leaves : illustrations ; 22 cm (4to)

Other Title:

Postille maiores in epistolas et euangelia per totius anni decursum

Postille maiores in epistolas & evangelia per totius anni decursum

Postille maiores in epistolas et evangelia per totius anni decursum

Ioannes Scotus sermones PU

Culture Class Collection copy has the name of the author and the printing date in ms. on the title page. The name of the author is written at the foot of the title and over a repaired(?) section of the leaf obscuring the word "Livraria" in ms. A(nother?) previous ms. inscription, crossed out, in ink, and partially illegible, reads "Dehiure(?)" and "desrij(?)", with the date "1733" possibly in a different hand.

Fingerprint:

I.ta o.ir e.pm alm* (3) 1507 (R)

Place of Publication:

Basile[a]e : [Exaratum per Jacobu[m] de Pfortzheym ...], Anno christiano MCCCCCVII [1507]

Notes:

Name of printer from colophon: "Exaratum per magistrum Jacobu[m] de Pfortzheym ciue[m] Basilien[sem]. ad quartu[m]decimu[m] kale[ndas]. Septe[m]bres. Anno a natali Christiano M. CCCCC. VII. Basile[a]e."

Numerous errors in foliation.

Errata ("Castigationes"): verso of leaf 2K.

Illustration is a woodcut of the crucifixion of Jesus, on the verso of the title leaf.

"Ioannes Scotus Argentinen[sis]. Lectori. S.D." (leaf pi2r) and verse accompanying the illustration (leaf pi1v), signed "I.S.", are by Johann Schott.

Initial spaces with printed guide letters.

Signatures: pi⁴ a-b⁶ c⁸ d-e⁶ f⁸ g-h⁶ i⁸ k-l⁶ m⁸ n-o⁶ p⁸ q-r⁶ s⁸ t⁴ v-y⁸ z⁴ 2a-2c⁸ 2d⁴ 2e-2g⁸ 2h⁴ 2i-2m⁸ 2n⁴ 2o-2q⁸ 2r⁴ 2s-2y⁸ 2z⁴ 2A-2D⁸ 2E⁴ 2F-2L⁸.

Leaf g3, signed "g iij", has the last two characters of the signature printed upside-down; leaf 2y2 signed "y yijt".

Last leaf blank.

Local Notes:

Culture Class Collection copy has a ms. inscription, partially crossed out, which reads "Dom Dionisio da Gloria Caturro(?)", on the title page. In the same hand is written a ms. bibliographic note, in Portuguese, on leaf pi2, identifying the author of this work, and specifically contrasting the error of the spine title as bound, which reads "Ioannes Scotus sermones". The note, in full, reads "Este volume em que se trata por postillas os sintidos das epistolas, e Euang[elhos] das Domingas, Ferias, e solemnidades da Igreja, he composto, e ajuntado por Guilhelme Parisiense, como se ve no prologo antecedente a'o principio das postillas, e n'as de quem dis o tittolo exterior." This note is written upon a section of the leaf which has been repaired(?) in a manner which obscures a previous ms. inscription. This previous ownership inscription, reads, in part, "Da liuraria dos(?)...(?)iciado Sra. Carmo(?) De Coimbra ...(?)", ending with a ms. shelf-mark "Caixa 8(?) liure [3 / 8]o.(?)"

Culture Class Collection copy acquired for the Penn Libraries with support from the George L. Harrison Foundation for the Encouragement of Liberal Studies and the Advancement of Knowledge, a fund established in 1895 by a donation to the University of Pennsylvania by Charles C. Harrison, in honor of his father. The bookplate on the front paste-down endpaper reads "The Geo. L. Harrison Foundation".

Cited in:

VD16, E 4371

OCLC:

19546689