Shelfmark
Eh.4.09-10
Author
Uniform title
[Historia et monumenta]
Title
Ioannis Hus, et Hieronymi Pragensis confessorvm Christi Historia et monvmenta, partim annis svperioribvs publicata, partim nvnc demum in lucem prolata & edita, cum scriptis & testimonijs multorum nobilitate, eruditione, atqv[ue]; pietate præstantium, qui sanctorum martyrum doctrina præclare instituti, tandem tractationum omnium in Synodo Constantiensi conscij, & crudelium ac indignissimorum suppliciorum spectatores fuerunt.
Varying form of title
Ioannis Hus, et Hieronymi Pragensis confessorum Christi Historia et monumenta, partim annis superioribus publicata, partim nunc demum in lucem prolata & edita, cum scriptis & testimoniis multorum nobilitate, eruditione, atq;
Publication, distribution, etc.
[Nuremberg] : Impressa Noribergæ, in Officina Ioannis Montani & Vlrici Neuberi, M.D. LVIII [1558].
Physical description
2v ; Fo.
Note
Pagination: v.1: [8], CCCCLXXI, [1] leaves (final leaf blank); v.2: [2], CCCLXVI, [2] leaves (final leaf blank).
Note
Edited by M. Flacius Illyricus (cf. RLIN).
Note
Vol. 2 has separate title; 'Monumentorum Ioannis Hus, altera pars ...'.
Note
Illustrations: woodcut intitials and some portraits; title page of v.1 printed in red and black; v.2 with woodcut printer's device on recto of penultimate leaf and woodcut vignette on title page.
Note
With many misfoliations, including leaves CCCCLXXIII-DII misnumbered as CCCCXLIII-CCCCLXXI (v.1).Signatures: vol. 1: a8 A-Z6 a-z6 Aa-Zz6 Aaa-Ooo6 Ppp4 (Ppp4 blank) -- vol. 2: A8 B-Z6 Aa-Nn6 Oo-Pp8 Qq-Zz6 Aaa-Ooo6 Ppp8 (Ppp8 blank).
Note
With printed marginalia.
Note
Vol. 2. printed in both Roman and Italic.
Note
Includes Luther's preface to the 1536 German edition of Hus' letters and his preface and postscript to the Wittenberg, 1537, Latin edition.
Note
Previously: Ei.3.6, Ei.3.9 and D.160 and 161.
Note
Colophon: "Noribergæ, apud Ioannem Montanum, & Vlricum Neuberum".
Citation/references note
Adams H1207 and H1208
Provenance
Bookplate of Eton College.
Provenance
Bookplate of Edward Waddington, recording donation in 1731.
Provenance
Some ink ms annotations on text.
Binding
16th-century? mottled brown calf; gold fillets to form a border and frame with gold tooling at corners; six raised bands; gold tooled spine; spine title: "Io. Hus. & Hier Prag".
Subject
Hussites Early works to 1800.
Subject
Theology Early works to 1800.
Subject
Bohemia (Czech Republic) Early works to 1800.
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Waddington, Edward, 1670 or 71 - 1731 former owner.
Added entry--place
Germany Nuremberg.
Identifier
B18522