Preceptorium diuine legis venerabilis fratris Johanis Nider de ordine predicatorum.
Preceptorium diuine legis venerabilis fratris Johanis Nider de ordine predicatorum.
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Impressum Nurnberge : Impensis Anthonij Koburgers, anno domi[ni] MDCCCCXCVI Quito Kl' Augusti [28 July 1496]
Alternative title
Praeceptorium divinae legis, sive Expositio decalogi
Date
anno domi[ni] MDCCCCXCVI Quito Kl' Augusti [28 July 1496]
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RB/L0002/N
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Language
Latin
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[224] leaves ; 24 cm. (4to)
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Publisher
Impressum Nurnberge : Impensis Anthonij Koburgers, anno domi[ni] MDCCCCXCVI Quito Kl' Augusti [28 July 1496]
Place of Publication
Germany Nuremberg
Date Published
anno domi[ni] MDCCCCXCVI Quito Kl' Augusti [28 July 1496]
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Full title
Preceptorium diuine legis venerabilis fratris Johanis Nider de ordine predicatorum.
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Signatures: A-C⁸ a-z⁸ [Tironian sign]⁸ [con]⁸.
Imprint from colophon.
Capital spaces with guide letters.
Printed in 2 columns.
Rare Books copy purchased from the sale of the collection of James T. Hackett, 1918. Inscribed on title page: Di Gio. Dom: Danella; earlier ownership inscription crossed out. Initial capitals supplied in modern hand on leaves a1r-g7r; capital spaces otherwise left blank. Some rubrication in yellow to d8r. Marginal annotations in Latin in ?16th-cent...
Citation / References Note
ISTC, in00214000
Hain, 11796
BMC, II, 442
Kaplan, H.G. A first census of incunabula in Australia and New Zealand, 353
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RB/L0002/N
Record Identifier
74VK7DAMREbM
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/74VK7DAMREbM
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222.16
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991022703339702626
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