Early Printed Books
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Frater Johannes Grene emit hunc librum Oxonie de elemosinis amicorum suorum' Brother John Grene bought this book at Oxford with the gifts of his friends. 1483 is, then, the latest date to which we can ascribe the printing of the book ; and this fits it into its place, after the books of 1481 and 1482 printed in the earlier type.
After the Anwykyll comes a book by Richard Rolle of Hampole, Explanationes super lectiones beati Job, a quarto of sixty-four leaves, of which all the three known copies... are in the University Library, Cam- bridge. With this may be classed a unique book in the British Museum, a sermon of Augustine, Excitatio ad elemosinam faciendam, a quarto of eight leaves. This book, bound with five other rare tracts, was lot 4912 in the Colbert sale, and brought the large price of I livre, 10 sous, about half-a-crown in our money. Another quarto, similar to the last two, follows, a collection of treatises on logical subjects, usually associated with the name of Roger Swyneshede, who was most probably the author of one only out of the nineteen different parts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Frater Johannes Grene emit hunc librum Oxonie de elemosinis amicorum suorum' Brother John Grene bought this book at Oxford with the gifts of his friends. 1483 is, then, the latest date to which we can ascribe the printing of the book ; and this fits it into its place, after the books of 1481 and 1482 printed in the earlier type.
After the Anwykyll comes a book by Richard Rolle of Hampole, Explanationes super lectiones beati Job, a quarto of sixty-four leaves, of which all the three known copies... are in the University Library, Cam- bridge. With this may be classed a unique book in the British Museum, a sermon of Augustine, Excitatio ad elemosinam faciendam, a quarto of eight leaves. This book, bound with five other rare tracts, was lot 4912 in the Colbert sale, and brought the large price of I livre, 10 sous, about half-a-crown in our money. Another quarto, similar to the last two, follows, a collection of treatises on logical subjects, usually associated with the name of Roger Swyneshede, who was most probably the author of one only out of the nineteen different parts.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Duff, E. Gordon (Edward Gordon), 1863-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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