Postilla seu expositio l[itte]ralis & moralis Nicolai de Lira or[dinis] mi[norum] su[per] ep[isto]las & eva[n]gelia q[ua]dragesimalia : cu[m] q[u]onib[us] fr[atr]is Antonij betontini eiusde[m] ordinis.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Nicholas, of Lyra, approximately 1270-1349

Contributor:

Nicolaus, de Mutina, editor.

Antoninus, Saint, Archbishop of Florence, 1389-1459

Alexander, of Hales, approximately 1185-1245.

Emerich, Johann, active 1487-1506, printer.

Giunta, Luca-Antonio, 1457-1538, publisher.

Series:

Early European books.

Standardized Title:

Postilla super Epistolas et Evangelia quadragesimalia. 1494

Language:

Latin

Subjects (All):

Bible. Epistles--Commentaries--Early works to 1800.

Bible.

Bible. Gospels--Commentaries--Early works to 1800.

Bible. Gospels.

Bible. Epistles.

Genre:

Incunabula.

Commentaries.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (235 unnumbered pages)

Other Title:

Esposit. moral.

Place of Publication:

Impressum Venecijs : Per Ioannem Emericum de Spira alemanus, anno salutis. Mccccxciiij. octavo kal[end]as Iunias [25 May 1494]

System Details:

Mode of access: World Wide Web.

text file

Notes:

Edited by Nicolaus de Mutina. Cf. ISTC.

Includes the Quaestiones of Antonius de Bitonto and Alexander of Hales.

Imprint from colophon and ISTC; ISTC imprint includes ... "for Lucantonio Giunta."

Text surrounded by commentary in 2 columns; title page printed in red; initials; handwritten and printed marginalia; register and printer's device of Johann Emerich at colophon.

Signatures: a-o⁸ p⁶.

Leaf e3 mislabeld e2.

Imperfect: stained.

Reproduction of original in: Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Firenze -- Incunabula.

Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Mich. : ProQuest, 2010 Mode of access: World Wide Web. Available to subscribing institutions. s2010 miun o

Cited in:

ISTC, in00118000

Goff, N118

GW, M26585

OCLC:

821221131

Access Restriction:

Restricted for use by site license.

Bound With:

Bound with: Incipit preclaru[m] op[us] q[uo]d Biblia pau[per]um appellat[ur] [per]utile omnib[us] predicatoribus. [Venice : Georgius Walch, ca. 1480].