Shelfmark
Fg.3.09 - Fg.3.10
Author
Collective uniform title
Works. 1606
Title
Ioannis Gersonij, doctoris et cancellarij Parisiensis, Opera; multò quàm antehac auctiora & castigatiora; inque partes quatuor distributa.
Varying form of title
Portion of title: Opera
Varying form of title
Ioannis Gersonii, doctoris et cancellarii Parisiensis, Opera
Edition
Huic editioni, accessit vita Gersonij, ex eius operibus fideliter collecta; cum indice rerum et verborum, & aliquot opusculis Petri de Alliaco cardinalis; Iacobi Almaini, & Ioannis Maioris doctorum Parisiensium; super ecclesiæ et concilij auctoritate, pro Gersonij, & placitorum Scholæ Parisiensis propugnatione.
Publication, distribution, etc.
Parisijs, : [Compagnie de la Grand' Navire], M. DC. VI. [1606]
Physical description
4 pts. in 2 v. ([64] p., 934 [i.e. 932] columns, [2] p.; 778 columns, [1] p.; 1190 columns, [1] p.; [4] p., 982 columns, [125] p.) : ill. (ports.) ; 36 cm. (fol.)
Note
Edited by Edmond Richer.
Note
Title-page of vols 1 and 3 printed in red and black; title-pages to vols 2 and 4 in black only.
Note
Printer from device depicting a ship with inscription "Lutetia" on title-pages to all vols.
Note
Signatures: vol. 1: pi² ã-ũ⁶ A-2Q⁶ (2Q6 blank); vol. 2: 2A-3N⁶ 3O⁴; vol. 3 2a-4c⁶ 4d⁴; vol. 4: ã² 2A-3S⁶ A-I⁶ K⁸.
Note
Engraved portraits of Gerson on leaves pi2r and ã6r of vol 1.
Note
Column numbers 545-546 omitted in vol 1; text and register continuous.
Note
Head- and tail-pieces, initials, marginal notes.
Formatted contents note
Partial contents: Pt. 2: Ioannis Gersonii, doctoris et cancellarii Parisiensis, secunda pars Operum; maximè continet, quæ ad mores sanctius informandos conducunt -- pt. 3. Ioannis Gersonii, doctoris et cancellarii Parisiensis, tertia pars Operum, mysticam theologiam, & meditandi rationem demonstrat -- pt. 4: Ioannis Gersonii doctoris et cancellarii Parisiensis, quarta pars Operum, conciones ad populum præesertim complectitur.
Provenance
Purchased by the College in 1614/15 for 50s.
Binding
17th-century white vellum binding over paper boards by Vincent Williamson; three blind fillets to form a border; six raised bands; further blind fillets on spine; remains of clasps; printed pastedowns in vol 1 (Cicero, Ad familiares, 8vo, c. 1600).
Copy-specific note
Previously: Dc.2.01-Dc.2.02.
Subject
Subject
Theology Early works to 1800.
Subject
Theology History Middle Ages, 600-1500.
Added entry--name
Richer, Edmond, 1560 - 1631 editor.
Added entry--name
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Compagnie de la Grand-Navire printer.
Added entry--place
France Paris.
Language code
lat
Identifier
B33313