Sales catalogue 9: R. Lier & Co.

Date:
1926
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/40/2
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue 9: R. Lier & Co. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    and catalogue them separately». (Brit. Mus. V, p. 181). Not only Proctor, but also Peddie, Conspectus Incunabulorum, quotes the single parts printed in different years separately. — A very little part of the last leaves with short margins, but not touching the head-line, small blank portion of the margin of one leaf repaired, margin of another leaf partly gone without touching the text, but a good copy. ANTONINUS. Summa theologiae pars prima. Black Letter 2 columns. 59 lines. 226 leaves, (first blank). Modern vel- lum. Folio.Venice, Marinus Sarazenus, 1487. =F rs. 300.— Hain 1252. Pell. 886. Census p. 16: Only one copy in America. Unk- nown to Proctor and no copy in the British Museum. Of great rarity. Marinus Saracenus, who worked at Venice together with Hannibal Foxius, printed by himself from 1487-88; only five prints from this press in this time are known. Only described by Hain and Pellechet. This first part of the Summa theologiae is described by both bibliographers as single and undoubtly complete number, as really Saracenus has not printed but this Prima pars of the Summa. No copy to be found in the catalogues of the last ten ; MOGEs. Very clean and crisp copy. ANTONINUS. Repertorium Joannis Molitoris sive inventa- rium totius summae Antonini. Black letter. 64 lines. 88 lea- ves. Folio. Modern vellum. (Strassburg, Johann Griininger, about 1490). Frs. 250.— Hain 1260. Gesamtkatalog der Wiegendr., Band II, nr. 2201 (not yet published). Only one copy in America (Sutro Library, San Francisco) according to Census, p. 16. No copy in the British Museum nor in the Bodleyan Inbrary. Unknown to Proctor and Pellechet. By a kind information of the Wiegendruck- komission, Berlin, we know that Hain 1260 will be attributed to Grii- ninger, Strassburg, about 1490, as nr. 2201 of the second volume of the. Gesamtkatalog not yet published. The Gesamtkatalog knowns only eight copies, of which seven in Europe and one in America.—On folio g 3 a very slight hole affecting a very few letters, blank portion of the first leaf mended, otherwise a very good copy of this rare book. THE ONLY BOOK KNOWN FROM THIS PRESS. ARISTOTELES. Auctoritates sive proportiones universales Aristotelis et philosophorum. Black letter. 40 lines. 70 leaves. 4to. Vellum. Bologna, Pasquinus de Fontanetis, 1488. Frs. 675.— Hain 1931. Reichling IV, p.- 125. es, index, p. 404. Excessively rare. Nhe only book known from this press. No copy in America, according to Census. No copy in the French Public Libraries. No copy in the British Museum nor in the Bodleian Li-, brary. Only described by Hain and Reichling who quotes only the other bibliographers. We cannot find any copy im the catalogues of the last years. The only book printed by Pasquinus de Fontanetis, which Proctor mentions, without numbering it, as he hasn’t seen it. He describes as follows, There is still another edition of the same work, of the same city and of the same year, printed by another printer, Ugo Rugerius. (Hain 1930). ae
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