In apostolorum simbolum iuxta peripateticorum dogma dialogus : per plane ac summo ingenii acmine lumini gratiae lumen concilians nature.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Ricius, Paulus, 1480-1541.

Contributor:

Burgkmair, Hans, 1473-1531.

Miller, Johann, approximately 1475-1528, 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):

Apostles' Creed--Early works to 1800.

Apostles' Creed.

Genre:

Printers' devices (Printing) -- Germany -- Augsburg -- 16th century.

Printed waste (Binding)

Penn Provenance:

Capuchins (former owner) (inscription) (stamp) (Culture Class Collection copy)

Physical Description:

100 unnumbered pages ; 19 cm (4to)

Other Title:

In apostolorvm simbolvm ivxta peripateticorvm dogma dialogvs

In apostolorum simbolum juxta peripateticorum dogma dialogus

Fingerprint:

i.uc uiu- iase dumu (C) 1514 (T)

Place of Publication:

[Augsburg] : [Johann Miller], [1514]

Notes:

A dialogue between a doctor of theology and three Jews.

"Serenissimo Maximiliano Cesari sacrosancte Christiane reipublicae moderatori, imperatorique inuictissimo Paulus Ricius supplex et in genua pronus salutem felicitatemque optat perpetuam."--Leaf a2v.

Printer's name supplied from VD 16; place and date of printing from colophon on leaf l5v, which reads: Inuictissimo Maxmiliano [sic] semper Augusto, In Apostolorum Simbolum dedicatum opusculum e noua Augustae vindelicae officina summa opera exaratu[m] foeliciter finit. Anno ab Incarnatione sesquimillesimo. XIIII. Pridie Nonas Apriles.

Signatures: a⁸ b-k⁴ l⁶.

Leaf l6 is blank.

Without pagination.

title within historiated woodcut border (signed: .H.B) by Hans Burgkmair; cf. G.K. Nagler, Die Monogrammisten III, no. 708 (p. 250, no. 63). Woodcut initial and printer's device.

Printed marginalia.

Local Notes:

Purchased for the Penn Libraries in 1964.

Penn Libraries copy has partially illegible early ms. Capuchin ownership inscription ("Loci Capucinorum E[...]z[...]ani") at head of title leaf; partially illegible Capuchin library stamp ("Bibliotheca [...] Loci[?] Capucinorum") in blue ink at foot of title leaf; illegible stamp in blue ink on leaf a2r.

Penn Libraries copy has a few early ms. underlines and marginal notes in brown ink in text.

Penn Libraries copy bound in an incunable leaf (f. CCCCXXVII, verso visible) from a German translation of the Vulgate printed in Nuremberg by Anton Koberger on 17 Feb. 1483 (ISTC ib00632000) in 2 columns with headline and folio number (text: Hosea 9:9-11:6); all edges blue.

Penn Libraries copy: leaves closely cropped at fore-edge margin with damage to printed and ms. marginalia.

Cited in:

VD 16 R 2311

OCLC:

83490814