Shelfmark
Ek.5.13-16
Author
Title
Iacobi Gretseri... De Cruce Christi tomus primus (-tertius). Nunc tertia hac editione multis partibus auctus, ut ferme novum opus videri possit. Accesserunt Liber tertius historiæ Orientalis, seu de expeditionibus Cruciatis Iacobi de Vitriaco. Oratio Callisti patriarchæ Constantinopolitani in exaltionem sanctæ Crucis. Oratio Georgii Mytilenæi in salutiferam Christi passionem. Omnia nunc primùm edita..
Publication, distribution, etc.
Ingoldstadii : Ex typographia Adami Sartorii, M.DC-M.DCVIII [1600-1608].
Physical description
3 v. in 4 : ill. ; 23 cm. (4to)
Note
Includes index.
Note
Vol. 2 dated 1600 and vol. 3 1605.
Note
Previously: Eh.6.15-17.
Note
Pagination: [44], 663, [40]; [8],325, [22], [46], 186, [10]; [16], 628; [40], 141, [13], 565, [[2], 85, 52p.
Binding
Early 17th century brown calf over pasteboard, sewn on four recessed supports, by Williamson of Eton c. 1609-10 (payment to Williamson for binding recorded in the Audit Book for 1602-1621, p. 362 (ECR/62/8)). On both covers, an outer border of blind triple fillets intersecting at corners; board edges tooled with a blind fillet. Spine rounded and smooth, tooled at head and tail with transverse blind fillets; endbands of alternating brown and blue thread. Textblock trimmed and sprinkled red. Printed and manuscript waste in binding: at least two leaves of the Eton Chrysostom (Ek.5.13, 14, and 16); and fragments of at least one two indentures relating to College property (one fragment for Burnham, the other for Woodmancote).
Binding
Three proof sheets of the Chrysostom removed to DDg.6.22.
Copy-specific note
Manuscript annotations in an early hand throughout, predominantly in vol. 3.
Copy-specific note
Indenture used as waste in binding most likely a copy of that naming George Tomeson as tenant of the Swan in Burham for 21 years at 26s. 8d. See the Audit Book for 1572-81 (ECR 62 005), p. 467.
Subject
Crucifixion Early works to 1800.
Added entry--name
Sartorius, Adam printer.
Added entry--place
Germany Ingolstadt.
Identifier
B18710