Spectaculum a Iacobo Locher more tragico effigiatum : in quo Christianissimi reges, aduersum truculentissimos Thurcos comsilium ineunt, expeditionem[que] bellicam instituunt, inibi salubris pro fide tuenda exhortatio : Eiusdem Iudiciu[m] Paridis de pomo aureo, de tripici hominum vita, de tribus deabus, que nobis vitam contemplatiua[m], actiuam, ac voluptariam representant & que illarum sit melior tutior[que].

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Locher, Jacob, 1471-1528.

Contributor:

Froschauer, Johann, -1523, printer.

Culture Class Collection (University of Pennsylvania)

German Culture Class Collection (University of Pennsylvania)

Early Printed Binding Waste Collection (University of Pennsylvania)

Language:

Latin

Subjects (All):

College and school drama, German--Germany--Ingolstadt--Early works to 1800.

College and school drama, German.

Turks--Drama--Early works to 1800.

Turks.

Germany--Ingolstadt.

Genre:

Drama.

Cast lists -- Germany -- Ingolstadt -- 16th century.

Printed waste (Binding) -- Germany -- Nuremberg -- 15th century.

Physical Description:

48 unnumbered pages : illustrations ; 19 cm (4to)

Other Title:

Spectaculum a Jacobo Locher more tragico effigiatum

Eiusdem Iudiciu[m] Paridis de pomo aureo, de tripici hominum vita, de tribus deabus, que nobis vitam contemplatiua[m], actiuam, ac voluptariam representant & que illarum sit melior tutior[que]

Eiusdem Judicium Paridis de pomo aureo, de tripici hominum vita, de tribus deabus, que nobis vitam contemplativam, activam, ac voluptariam representant & que illarum sit melior tutiorque

Fingerprint:

e.su s.is t.os Diom (C) 1502 (Q)

Place of Publication:

[Augsburg] : [Johann Froschauer], [1502]

Notes:

Two plays in verse.

Imprint from VD 16.

Signatures: a⁶ b⁴ c⁶ d-e⁴.

Without pagination.

Woodcut illustrations.

Cast list on leaf b4v reads: Actum est presens spectaculu[m] Idibus Februarijs Anno d[omi]ni. M.ccccc.ij. In academia Ingolstadiensi su[per]ioris Bauarie spectantibus cu[n]ctis eiusdem studij ac ciuitatis moderatoribus. scolaribus[que]. Egerunt nobilissimi ac facundi adolescentes at[que] viri. Philomusus author & actor. Anthonius de hattstat. Theodoricus de tingen. Georgius gross de trockau. Sebastianus de fuchstain. Iohannes hausner. Wolffgangus kargl. Leonardus cantzler. Paulus retingerius. Christoferus rothan. Iohannes reger. Georgius ratdolt. ...

Cast list on leaf e4r reads: Actum in studio Ingolstadiensi. viij. Calendas Iulij. Anno d[omi]ni. M.ccccc.ij. ... Egeru[n]t nobilis ac ingenui iuuenes Anthoni[us] de Hatstat canonic[us] Wormacien[sis]. & Basilien[sis]. [per]sona[m] Iouis Georgius gross de trockau. Paridis. Theodericus de tüngen. Agame[m]nonis. Wolffgangus kärgl. Menelai Iohannes hausner. Discordie. thomas rosenbusch. Mercurij. Sigismundus locher. Ganymedis. Hieronymus schrenck. Palladis. Iohannes schwapach. Iunonis. Iohannes adelhauser. Veneris. Ioha[n]nes glauberger. Helen. Georgi[us] ratdolt. Cupidnis. Christoferus rothan. Bithi. Valentin[us] eber. Bachii. Ioha[n]nes reger. Preconis. Valentin[us] Kufer. Voluptatie. Conrad[us] sabacus alias schwapach. Actiue. Andreas planck. Co[n]templatiue vite co[m]mendatione[m] explicauit. Philomusus [pro]logum lusit.

Local Notes:

Purchased for the Penn Libraries in 1957.

Penn Libraries copy bound in an incunable leaf (A5, recto visible) from Schatzbehalter der wahren Reichtümer des Heils by Stephan Fridolin, O.F.M., printed in Nuremberg by Anton Koberger on 8 November 1491 (ISTC is00306000) in 2 columns (41 lines to a full column) with headline and initial spaces with guide letters; 2 2-line initials, paragraph marks and capital strokes supplied in red ms.

Penn Libraries copy: ms. spine label ("Jac. Locher 1502").

Penn Libraries copy: woodcut illustration on leaf c1r partially hand-shaded in brown ink; ms. inscription ("Detur pulchriori") in brown ink added above printed caption "Detur digniori."

Penn Libraries copy has a few early ms. underlines, marginal notes and marks (in 2 hands?) in brown ink in text; ms. underline in blue pencil on leaf e4r.

Cited in:

VD 16 L 2227

Proctor 10617

Contains:

Judicium Paridis de pomo aureo, de tripici hominum vita, de tribus deabus, quae nobis vitam contemplativam, activam, ac voluptariam representant et quae illarum sit melior tutiorque.

OCLC:

82154648