Poematum Ioannis Stigelij liber I. continens sacra.

Format:

• Book

Author/Creator:

• Stigel, Johann, 1515-1562.

Contributor:

• Richtzenhan, Donat, active 1559-1600, printer.

Language:

Latin

Genre:

• Poetry.

Penn Provenance:

• Dallett, Joseph B. (donor)
• Beigler, Johannes Tobias (inscription, 1705) (former owner)
• Eckersdorf, Philippus Hannibal von (autograph) (inscription, 1573)
• Schmitt, Nicolaus (autograph, 1573)

Physical Description:

192 unnumbered pages ; 17 cm (8vo)

Other Title:

• Poematvm Ioannis Stigelii liber I. continens sacra
• Poematum Joannis Stigelii liber I. continens sacra

Fingerprint:

s&o- D.t. o.tæ IlSu (C) 1571 (R)

Place of Publication:

Ienae : Ex Officina Donati Ritzenhaini, Anno MDLXXI [1571]

Notes:

• Signatures: A-M⁸.
• Leaf M8 is blank.
• Without pagination.
• Title within border of typographical ornaments.
• Woodcut title ornament, initial and tail-piece.
• Printed marginalia.

Local Notes:

• Penn Libraries copy bound with: Stigel, Johann. Iohannis Stigelij p. clarissimi, sacrorum poematum liber II. Ienae : Excudebat Donatus Richtzenhan, Anno 1571 -- Stigel, Johann. Poematum Ioannis Stigelij liber tertius. Ienae : Excudebat Donatus Ritzenhayn, Anno MDLXXII [1572].
• Presented to the Penn Libraries in 2010 by Joseph B. Dallett.
• Penn Libraries copy has early ms. ownership inscription ("Ex Libris Joannis Tobiae Beigleri: A[nn]o 1705. Die 6 Martii:") in brown ink on front pastedown; early ms. autograph ("C.P.S. P. Hannibal Von Eckersdorf. F.L[?].G.W. Homos alit artem.") in brown ink on front free endpaper; early ms. ownership inscription ("Ex Libris Johannis Beigleri") in brown ink on title leaf; early ms. gift inscription ("Hoc opus, nobili ac doctissimo iuueni philippo [added: Hannibal] ab Eccersdorff d[ono] d[edit] Nicolaus Schmitt Holsatus amicitiae ergo 7 April. Anno 1573") in brown ink on back pastedown.
• Penn Libraries copy has early ms. inscription (quotation from Cicero's Laelius de amicitia) in brown ink on front pastedown; ms. inscription with first line struck through ("[...] MVSICA SSS Omnia conando docilis solertia uincit") in brown ink on front free endpaper.
• Penn Libraries copy bound in early full blind-tooled pig over angled, indented wooden boards; upper board has central panel stamp of Justice with motto: "IVSTICIE QVISQVIS PICTVRAM LVMINE CERNIS DIC DEVS EST IVST"; lower board has central panel stamp of Lucretia with motto: CASTA TVLIT MAGNAM FORME LVCRECIA LAVDEM FAC TAMEN MAG; remains of 2 leather and metal clasps affixed to lower board; 2 metal catchplates affixed to upper board; 3 raised bands on spine; blind-tooled spine panels; ms. inscription ("Stigelivs") in brown ink at head of spine.

Cited in:

VD 16 S9099

OCLC:

754086699