B32737

Language code

lat

Shelfmark

Ff.6.01(02)

Author

Erasmus

Collective uniform title

Letters., 1520

Title

Epistolae aliquot selectae ex Erasmicis per Hadrianum Barlandum..

Varying form of title

Epistolae aliqvot selectae ex Erasmicis per Hadrianvm Barlandvm

Publication, distribution, etc.

Louanii :, Apud Theodoricum Martinum Alostensem,, Anno M. D. XX. mense Decembri. [1520]

Physical description

[50] leaves ;, 20 cm.

Note

Colophon on recto of final leaf: Louanii apud Theodoricum Martinum Alostensem. Anno M. D. XX. mense Decembri.

Note

Signatures: a⁶ b-m⁴.

Note

Unpaginated.

Note

Printer's device of an anchor on verso of final leaf.

Note

Woodcut initial; printed sidenotes.

With note

With: Cicero, Marcus Tullius. Officia Ciceronis rursus accuratissime recognita, per Erasmum Roterodamu[m]. Louanii : Apud Theodoricum Martinum, [1519?].

Provenance

Booklabel of John Reynolds, recording donation to Eton College in 1751.

Binding

Contemporary ?English dark brown blind-panelled calf binding; upper cover panel with two compartments, in each a figure of St Barbara with a tower, in a border with quatrefoils in lozenges; lower cover panel with two compartments, in each five vertical bands, the four outer having animals in twisted foliage, the innermost quatrefoils in lozenges, in the border of each compartment the legend "Notam fac michi viam in/qua ambulem/quia ad te leuaui/animam meam"; traces of two pairs of ties; three raised bands; red morocco spine-label.

Binding

St Barbara figures on at least five panels current in the English book trade. These two panels (St Barbara and the "Flemish animal" panel) are given by Hobson as to be found on six books, dated 1509-1519 (Hobson, BSP, p. 55). See Birley notebook, Bindings V, 840.

Copy-specific note

Also bound with: Croke, Richard. Introductiones in rudimenta Graeca. Coloniae : In aedibus E. Cervicorni, 1520.

Copy-specific note

Previously: Fl.4.15(02).

Subject

Latin letters, Medieval and modern

Added entry--name

Reynolds, John, former owner.

Added entry--name

Baarland, Adriaan van, editor.

Added entry--place

Belgium, Louvain.

001B32737

003LIBRARY CODE

0410#$alat

096##$aFf.6.01(02)

1001#$aErasmus

24310$aLetters.$d1520

24510$aEpistolae aliquot selectae ex Erasmicis per Hadrianum Barlandum..

2463#$aEpistolae aliqvot selectae ex Erasmicis per Hadrianvm Barlandvm

260##$aLouanii :$bApud Theodoricum Martinum Alostensem,$cAnno M. D. XX. mense Decembri. [1520]

300##$a[50] leaves ;$c20 cm.

500##$aColophon on recto of final leaf: Louanii apud Theodoricum Martinum Alostensem. Anno M. D. XX. mense Decembri.

500##$aSignatures: a⁶ b-m⁴.

500##$aUnpaginated.

500##$aPrinter's device of an anchor on verso of final leaf.

500##$aWoodcut initial; printed sidenotes.

501##$aWith: Cicero, Marcus Tullius. Officia Ciceronis rursus accuratissime recognita, per Erasmum Roterodamu[m]. Louanii : Apud Theodoricum Martinum, [1519?].

561##$aBooklabel of John Reynolds, recording donation to Eton College in 1751.

563##$aContemporary ?English dark brown blind-panelled calf binding; upper cover panel with two compartments, in each a figure of St Barbara with a tower, in a border with quatrefoils in lozenges; lower cover panel with two compartments, in each five vertical bands, the four outer having animals in twisted foliage, the innermost quatrefoils in lozenges, in the border of each compartment the legend "Notam fac michi viam in/qua ambulem/quia ad te leuaui/animam meam"; traces of two pairs of ties; three raised bands; red morocco spine-label.

563##$aSt Barbara figures on at least five panels current in the English book trade. These two panels (St Barbara and the "Flemish animal" panel) are given by Hobson as to be found on six books, dated 1509-1519 (Hobson, BSP, p. 55). See Birley notebook, Bindings V, 840.

590##$aAlso bound with: Croke, Richard. Introductiones in rudimenta Graeca. Coloniae : In aedibus E. Cervicorni, 1520.

590##$aPreviously: Fl.4.15(02).

650#0$aLatin letters, Medieval and modern

7001#$aReynolds, John$eformer owner.

7001#$aBaarland, Adriaan van$eeditor.

752##$aBelgium$dLouvain.