Catalogue of the William Loring Andrews Collection of Early Books in the Library of Yale University
Catalogue of the William Loring Andrews Collection of Early Books in the Library of Yale University
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_Fol. 267^a_, COLOPHON: Vendelinus ego gentis _co_gnomine spiere! Roberti haec caste purgata uolumi_n_a pressi! Sedis apostolice Romano praeside Sixto Magnanimo _et_ uenetum Nicolao pr_in_cipe Truno M. Cccclxxij. Xx. Quintilis.
_Fol. 267^b, 268, blank. _ _Fol. 269^a_: Sermo i_n_ festoa_n_nu_n_tiat_i_o_n_is u_ir_ginis marie _et_ eiusdem Roberti cum tribus(_sic_) aliis sermonib_us_ seque_n_tib_us_. S. De p_re_destinatonume_ro_ damnator_um_ _et_ de cathenis. _Fol. 289^b_: Finis triu_m_sermonu_m_ F...ratris Roberti... _Fol. 290, blank. _ Quarto. Quires [1-7^{10}, 8^{12}, 9-11^{10}, 12^8, 13-15^{10}, 16^8, 17-27^{10}, 28-30^6, 31^4], 290 leaves, 1, 268, 290 blank, 40 lines to the page, gothic letter, without signatures, catchwords or pagination. Two- to seven-line spaces with guide-letters left for initials. Two pinholes on side. Initials and paragraph-marks supplied in red. Blank leaf 268 wanting. Hain-Copinger 4424. Pellechet 3244. Proctor 3524.
Wendelin of Speier succeeded in 1470 to the press established in 1469 byhis brother John, the first printer of Venice, who lived to completeonly four books.
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_Fol. 267^a_, COLOPHON: Vendelinus ego gentis _co_gnomine spiere! Roberti haec caste purgata uolumi_n_a pressi! Sedis apostolice Romano praeside Sixto Magnanimo _et_ uenetum Nicolao pr_in_cipe Truno M. Cccclxxij. Xx. Quintilis.
_Fol. 267^b, 268, blank. _ _Fol. 269^a_: Sermo i_n_ festoa_n_nu_n_tiat_i_o_n_is u_ir_ginis marie _et_ eiusdem Roberti cum tribus(_sic_) aliis sermonib_us_ seque_n_tib_us_. S. De p_re_destinatonume_ro_ damnator_um_ _et_ de cathenis. _Fol. 289^b_: Finis triu_m_sermonu_m_ F...ratris Roberti... _Fol. 290, blank. _ Quarto. Quires [1-7^{10}, 8^{12}, 9-11^{10}, 12^8, 13-15^{10}, 16^8, 17-27^{10}, 28-30^6, 31^4], 290 leaves, 1, 268, 290 blank, 40 lines to the page, gothic letter, without signatures, catchwords or pagination. Two- to seven-line spaces with guide-letters left for initials. Two pinholes on side. Initials and paragraph-marks supplied in red. Blank leaf 268 wanting. Hain-Copinger 4424. Pellechet 3244. Proctor 3524.
Wendelin of Speier succeeded in 1470 to the press established in 1469 byhis brother John, the first printer of Venice, who lived to completeonly four books.
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