Shelfmark
Fd.5.06
Author
Uniform title
[De statu et planctu ecclesiae]
Title
Alvari Pelagij De pla[n]ctu Eccl[es]i[a]e desideratissimi libri duo et indice copiossisimo et marginarijs additionibus rece[n]s illustrati.
Varying form of title
Portion of title: De pla[n]ctu Eccl[es]i[a]e desideratissimi libri duo
Publication, distribution, etc.
Lugdunensi emporio : apud virum integerrimum Joannem Cleyn bibliopolam et industrium et de bonis literis optime meritum., Anno post christu[m] natum sesquimillesimo supra decimu[m] septimo ad Calendas Augustas. [1517]
Physical description
[24], CCLXX leaves ; Fo.
Note
[A] unsigned; e5 unsigned; i5 unsigned; k8b blank; L6b blank.
Note
Title printed in red and black, within woodcut border; printer's device on title page and on last leaf. Initials throughout.
Note
Signatures: A-C6 [maltese cross]6 a-z8 2A-2C8 D-K8 L6.
Note
Includes index.
Note
Half-title: Alvari Pelagij no[n] vulgaris literature viri De planctu ecclesie libri duo.
Note
Errors in foliation.
Note
Colophon: "Impressum est ... in famatissimo Lugdunensi emporio apud ... Joannem Cleyn bibliopolam ... Anno post Christu[m] natum sesquimillesimo supra decimu[m] septimo ad calendas Augustas."
Provenance
Two stamps on verso of t.p.: "Museum Britannicum" and "British Museum sale duplicate, 1787".
Provenance
Appears in Robert Birley's lists of books from the A. M. Storer bequest, 1799; in Birley's time, the book was stored in the 'Renaissance case' in room C.
Provenance
Armorial bookplate of Eton College.
Provenance
Inscription on final page: Boileau.
Binding
18th century English light brown calf; gold tooled triple fillet border; rebacked in modern leather, with compartments of previous spine reattached; gold tooled scrollwork roll on spine, and gold tooled title; gilt and gauffered edges; modern marbled endpapers; grey silk ribbon page marker.
Copy-specific note
Previous shelfmarks: Co.4.5 and Di.12.2.
Copy-specific note
List or 'memoire' written in ink on rear flyleaf, dated 1611.
Copy-specific note
Initials decorated by hand throughout, in blue with red flowers. Capitulum marks in blue and red for running title; capital strokes in yellow in main body of text.
Copy-specific note
Red-ruled throughout.
Subject
John, 12th cent - 12th cent XXII, Pope,
Subject
Popes Primacy
Subject
Canon law Early works to 1800
Added entry--name
Clein, Johann, ? - d. 1530 printer.
Added entry--name
Storer, Anthony Morris, 1746 - 1799 former owner.
Added entry--name
British Museum former owner.
Added entry--place
France Lyon
Identifier
B29037