Details

Subject(s)

• Church history—Modern period, 1500- [Browse]
• Catholic Church—Controversial literature [Browse]

Printer

• Eggestein, Heinrich, approximately 1415- [Browse]

Former owner

• Hopetoun, Earl of [Browse]
• Saint-Pierre-le-Jeune (Strasbourg, France) [Browse]
• Milltown Park Library (Dublin, Ireland) [Browse]

Binder

• O Lochlainn, Colm [Browse]

Contained in

Multi-title collection including Singularia dicta etia[m] notabilia collecta & notata in hoc breui co[m]pendio and 6 other(s).

Notes

• Signatures: (⁸, a¹⁰, b⁸, c¹⁰, d⁸, e¹⁰, f-g⁸, h¹⁰, i-l⁸, m-n⁶, o¹⁰. Some signatures marked.
• Printed in double columns, 60 lines per page. Capital spaces.
• Leaf [10a]: In dei omnipotentis nomine Amen. Infra scripta sunt consilia seu allegaciones facte seu composite. per Reuerendum patrem et dominum Nicolaum de sicilia abbatem Manacen̄. decreto[rum] doct. subtilissimum. Anno d[omi]ni. M. cccc. xxv.
• HSVR copy: No. 2 of a collection of 7 law books with spine title: Baldus de Perusio Repertorium super Innocentio.

Binding note

HSVR copy: Contemporary blind-tooled half pigskin over new wooden boards (repaired by Colm O Lochlainn, 1929, with his ticket), retaining old paper lettering pieces on spine, two clasps using old catchplate on lower cover, deckle edges, lacking both straps.

Provenance

HSVR copy: Provenance: Church of St. Petrus Minor (St.-Pierre le jeune), Strassburg (dissolved 1789), inscription at head of first leaf "Collegii S. Petri junioris Argentinæ"; Earl of Hopetoun (his armorial bookplate); Hopetoun House Librrary, [sale, Sotheby's 25 February 1889, not found in the catalogue]; Milltown Park Charitable Trust (their label).

References

• BM 15th cent. I, p. 69
• Proctor 265
• Stillwell p. 27
• Goff P-28
• ISTC (CD-ROM) ip00028000

Place name(s)

France Strasbourg.

In

Multi-title collection including Singularia dicta etia[m] notabilia collecta & notata in hoc breui co[m]pendio and 6 other(s).

OCLC

367356022

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