Historia ecclesiastica tripartita.
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| Alternative Title: | Cassiodori senatoris viri dei de regimine eccl[es]ie primitiue hystoria tripartita feliciter i[n]cipit. In hoc corpore [con]tine[n]tur hystorie ecclesiastice ex Socrate, Sozomeno, [et] Theodorico i[n] vnu[m] collecte [et] nup[er] de greco in latinu[m] translate libri numero duodeci[m]. |
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| Other Associated Names: | , |
| Language: | Latin |
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[Paris] :
George Wolf,
[about 1494-95]
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| Collection: | Stillingfleet |
| Item Description: | ISTC ic00239000 Note on flyleaf in pencil in late hand: 'gift before 1523 of Sir Thomas Elyot, author of 'The Governour', d.1546'. Imprint information taken from ISTC. ISTC and Bod-Inc differ on dates (ISTC: 1494-5, Bod-Inc about 1492). No colophon. Publication date based on state of types. Printer's device on title page with initials WEOL. Initials have not been decorated. Some have a printed letter guide and some have manuscript initials in black ink. Two columns of text. Colophon: 'Historie ecclesiastice explicit liber duodecim[us] et vltim[us]. Gloria indiuidue trinitati Pax legentibus. Credulitas audientib[us] Vita facientibus. Amen'. Small number of annotations in Latin, underlying and corrections in an early hand. 4to: a-l8 m6 n4 A6 B4. |
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| Physical Description: | [108] folios: |
| Published References: | Mirjam M. Foot 'The Decorated Bindings in Marsh's Library', 2004, pages 34-35. Oldham, J. Basil 'Blind panels of English Binders', 1958, pages 14 and 46. |
| Provenance Note: | 'Constat [Author G ...] ex dono Thomo Eleotes ff[atrem] [Ric] Eliot milit[es]' on front pastedown. |
| Binding Note: | Panel stamped. Brown calf over wooden boards tooled in blind with lines and an acorn panel on the upper cover (AC 8 Oldham) and a quadruple panel signed SG showing the saints John the Evangelist, Barbara, Catherine and Nicholas on the lower cover (QUAD 7 Oldham). Initials 'SG' look defaced and so this is possibly its second state. Remnants of two metal clasps on fore-edge. Rebacked. Newer endleaves. QUAD 7 and AC 8 are also evident in 1514 Wynkyn de Worde Expositio hymnorum and 1511 Parabola filii glutonis profusi atque ... Joannem Meder. |
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