B25986

Shelfmark

Sa2.3.06

Main entry - corporate name

Catholic Church

Uniform title

[Book of hours (Salisbury)., English and Latin, 1530]

Title

Enchiridion preclare ecclesie Sarum: devotissimis precatioibus: ac venutissimis imaginibus: & iis quidem non paucis refertum.

Publication, distribution, etc.

Parisiis :, Germani Hardouyn,, 6th May 1530.

Physical description

clxxxiiii leaves :, ill. (woodcuts) ;, 18cm.

Note

Previously: GUT.B.2.16.

Note

Printer's device with inscription "Germanus Hardouyn" on title-page.

Note

Armorial vignette with inscriptions "Arma redemptoris mundi" and "Redemptoris mundi arma" on leaf z8v.

Note

With numerous illustrations, some full-page, throughout.

Note

All pages enclosed in a plain-rule or architectural border.

Note

Text in Latin; illustrations have captions in English.

Note

Printer's device with inscription "Germanus Hardouyn" on title-page.

Note

Signatures: a-z8.

Note

Printed in red and black throughout and on vellum.

Note

Hand-coloured woodcut illustrations, frames painted gold.

Note

Colophon: "Impressum est hoc orarium Parisiis in edibus spectabilis viri Germani Hardouyn libratu iurati universitatis Parisieri. apud palatiu comorantis ad signum dive Margarete. Anno salutis nostre millesimo quingentesimo trigesimo. Die vero. vi. Maii".

Citation/references note

Hoskins, 91; STC (2nd ed.), 15965; ESTC S121253

Additional physical form available

Microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mich.: University Microfilms International, 1981. 1 microfilm reel; 35 mm (Early English books, 1475-1640; 1576:15).

Provenance

Lengthy ms. note on flyleaf written in 1696 by William Fleetwood (Bishop of Ely) stating that the book had belonged to Mary Tudor and later to Mary of Modena, James II's queen, after whose flight from England it had been sold at a general auction from which an unnamed London bookseller had bought it (see 1984 exhibition catalogue no. 46).

Provenance

The bookseller sold it to William Fleetwood for fifty three shillings and Fleetwood intended to return it to the Queen or give it to Eton College (where he was a fellow).

Provenance

Supposed ms. inscription of Mary Tudor facing the picture of the Annunciation (ff.vv): "My lorde I shall desire you to pray for me Marye the queen".

Binding

19th? century blue morocco; gilt tooling - two fillets to form a border and corner decoration on boards; gilt-tooled spine; five raised bands.

Subject

Catholic Church

Subject

Catholic Church

Subject

Books of hours, Early works to 1800.

Added entry--name

Fleetwood, William, former owner.

Added entry--name

Mary, I,, Queen of England,, former owner.

Added entry--name

Mary, of Modena, Queen, consort of James II, King of England,, associated name.

Added entry--name

Hardouyn, Germain, printer.

Added entry--place

France, Paris.

001B25986

003LIBRARY CODE

096##$aSa2.3.06

1102#$aCatholic Church

24010$aBook of hours (Salisbury).$lEnglish and Latin$f1530

24510$aEnchiridion preclare ecclesie Sarum: devotissimis precatioibus: ac venutissimis imaginibus: & iis quidem non paucis refertum.

260##$aParisiis :$bGermani Hardouyn,$c6th May 1530.

300##$aclxxxiiii leaves :$bill. (woodcuts) ;$c18cm.

500##$aPreviously: GUT.B.2.16.

500##$aPrinter's device with inscription "Germanus Hardouyn" on title-page.

500##$aArmorial vignette with inscriptions "Arma redemptoris mundi" and "Redemptoris mundi arma" on leaf z8v.

500##$aWith numerous illustrations, some full-page, throughout.

500##$aAll pages enclosed in a plain-rule or architectural border.

500##$aText in Latin; illustrations have captions in English.

500##$aPrinter's device with inscription "Germanus Hardouyn" on title-page.

500##$aSignatures: a-z8.

500##$aPrinted in red and black throughout and on vellum.

500##$aHand-coloured woodcut illustrations, frames painted gold.

500##$aColophon: "Impressum est hoc orarium Parisiis in edibus spectabilis viri Germani Hardouyn libratu iurati universitatis Parisieri. apud palatiu comorantis ad signum dive Margarete. Anno salutis nostre millesimo quingentesimo trigesimo. Die vero. vi. Maii".

5104#$aHoskins, 91; STC (2nd ed.), 15965; ESTC S121253

530##$aMicrofilm. Ann Arbor, Mich.: University Microfilms International, 1981. 1 microfilm reel; 35 mm (Early English books, 1475-1640; 1576:15).

561##$aLengthy ms. note on flyleaf written in 1696 by William Fleetwood (Bishop of Ely) stating that the book had belonged to Mary Tudor and later to Mary of Modena, James II's queen, after whose flight from England it had been sold at a general auction from which an unnamed London bookseller had bought it (see 1984 exhibition catalogue no. 46).

561##$aThe bookseller sold it to William Fleetwood for fifty three shillings and Fleetwood intended to return it to the Queen or give it to Eton College (where he was a fellow).

561##$aSupposed ms. inscription of Mary Tudor facing the picture of the Annunciation (ff.vv): "My lorde I shall desire you to pray for me Marye the queen".

563##$a19th? century blue morocco; gilt tooling - two fillets to form a border and corner decoration on boards; gilt-tooled spine; five raised bands.

61024$aCatholic Church

650#0$aBooks of hours$xEarly works to 1800.

7001#$aFleetwood, William$eformer owner.

7000#$aMary$bI,$cQueen of England,$eformer owner.

7000#$aMary$cof Modena, Queen, consort of James II, King of England,$eassociated name.

7001#$aHardouyn, Germain$eprinter.

752##$aFrance$dParis.