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![BOWES & BOWES, 1 TRINITY STREET, CAMBRIDGE, ENGLAND. 59 A Selection of XVth and XVIth Printed Books from Catalogue No. 435. i 1. Reynerus de Pisa. Pantheologia. Folio, half calf, vebached morocco. Anth. _ Coburger Nurnbergensi, 1477 £25 on Not foliced nor signatured. 238 continuous folios frcm Fama to Ordo. A complete copy consists of 857 folios __ printed in two columns of 57 lines. Initial letters in red by hand, It is curious that this is a reprint of the edition _ also printed by Coberger only three years earlier (1474), being set page by page, but contractions and abbreviations ea, vary in both editions. A fine large copy, with a few hoe marks, measuring 16% by 12 inches. . 1511, 2, Petrus de Biaxia: Preclarum ac insigne opus conficiundarum electionum direc- _ tionum accitum, &c. 8vo., sigs. A, B8, C4 (C4 wanting) + folios 1-108, unbound. - Venudatur Parisius, a Johane parus 13/- Title-page in red and black. ‘Jehan Petit’s mark on title, and autograph of Daniel (or Damet) Dun. ce 1514, 3. Biblia diligentissime emendata: cum concordantiis non solum eiusdem ; sed et iuriscanonici :; summariis omnium capitum: diuisionibus : quattuor repertoriis perpositis ; numerique Johorum distinctione : una cum compendiolo totius biblie per rhymos deseripto cumque vera nominum hebraicorum interpretatione e nouo emendatorum. Lugduni in officina Jacobi Mareschal, Anno dni decimo quarto supra millesimum Duodecimo, Kalendas ~ Apnlis. 8vo., remains of old binding of calf over boards 30/- Collating this copy with the 1510 edition in the Bible Society’s Catalogue, this copy wants the title-page, 5 FP. of the Interpretations nominum hebraicorum, 3 pp. of the Compedium and the last page containing the printer’s : mark, folios 257. and 401. With figured initial letters throughout the work. A plate of the 6 days of creation is opposite folio y which is not mentioned in the Bible Catalogue. A few. pages damaged. i 1515. 4. Lysiae Atheniensis unus e decem oratoribus orationes due Latinitate date. 4to., - unpaged, sig. a—c4, d6. Printer’s mark and initials on first and last leaves, half morocco. Romae, apud Jacobum Mazochium, 1515 21/- a Not in Brunet. The first printed edition He ead only two years earlier. Prefatory note ‘‘ianus Vitalis _. Panormitanus Mario Matfeo Wolateane SP 1515. 5. L. G. Lactantii Firmiani ela Varia. Folios [8+] 348 [4-12], folioed on one _ side only. Some neatly written MS. notes. 8vo., boards. Venetiis in aedibus Aldi, et Bi Andreae Soceri, 1515 10/6 a Title missing, and, according to Brunet, Tertullian’s Apology, though not mentioned on the title-page, should by follow this work, but is here missing. ? 1519. 6. Disputatio D. Ioannis Eccii, et P. Martini Luther in Studio Lipsensi futura. Title <a within grotesque woodcut border dated 1519. Sig. A6, unpaged, sm. 4to., sprinkled caif. [Wittenbergae], 1519 36/- _ One of the scarcest of the valuable tracts immediately connected with the life of Luther, With rare very early - ‘ _ bookplate of “ Frater Georgius Hagen, Conventual in Weyar.”’ ‘ _ 1521. 7. Galeni Pergamensis De Temperamentis, et de Inaequali intemperie libri tres Thoma Linacro Anglo Interprete. Opus non medicis modo, sed et philosophis oppido quia 0 “mecessarium nunc primum prodit in lucem. Impressum apud praeclaram Cantabrigiam per Joannem Siberch, 1521 10/6 Me A Facsimiie, preceded by an Introduction of 48 pp. eouegriets Thomas Linacre, by Dr. J. F. Payne, and a @ portrait of Linacre, issued 1881. i 1521-2. 8. Cambridge First Printing, 1521- 1522 - (1) Henry Bullock, Oratio habita — _ Cantabrigie, 1521.—(2) Cujusdam fidelis Christiani Epistola ad Christianos omnes, &c. _ Subsequitur Divi Augustini sermo HANTQN METABOAH, 1521.—(3) Papyrii Gemini Eleatis ee 8 ‘Hermathena, seu de eloquentiz victoria, 1522. These facsimiles were all originally issued _ in 1886, and the few remaining copies have now (1925) been bound together in one volume 7/6 Pes These, with the previous item (Galen), comprise the whole cf the facsimiles cf come of the few works printed by the first Cambridge - rinter, John Siberch, during his brief sojcurn during 1521-2, ae 9. D. Gregorii cognomento Theologi, episcopi Nazanzeni Opera, e graeco sermone in latinum versa. 16mo., unpaged, sigs. a—bb in 8’s, wormed. {[Basle, Froben, 1522] 18]- Latin versions by Petrus Mosellanus and Ruffinus: the portion by ‘Bilibaldus Pirckheyn‘herus {Orationes duae 4 gd ae infamia notantes) crossed through in the Contents and is not in this copy. The dedicaticr is Hs This edition not mentioned in Brunet where it is stated that the first edition of this Father was that of Bale, 1550, in folio. “4501. 10. M. Fabri Quintiliani Institutionum Oratoriarum libri XII. diligentius recogniti _ MDXXITI. Printed in Italic type. 8vo., half bound. Venetiis in aedibus Aldi, et Andreae oar ‘Soceri,, 1521 £2/2/- _.____ The Second Aldine edition. An indifferent copy badly wormed at commencement and some pages mounted. ate Aldine anchor on title and last page. 523, | 11. Decii Ausonii Burdigalensis viri consularis varia opuscula diligenter recognita. ee a 16mo,., pp. [A8+] 1—249 + blank with printer’s mark, calf, rebacked. Basileae, apud _ Valentinum Curionem, 1523 30/- co Printed in #alic type, with some large Initial letters. Sig. Av has Scriptorum Avionii printed lightly backwards Fi - over Pag heading. I fr](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b31810391_0119.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
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