Shelfmark
Fo.4.16(02)
Main entry--uniform title
Constitutiones provinciales ecclesiae Anglicanae.
Title
Constitutiones legitime seu legatine regionis anglicane: cu[m] subtilissima interpretatione d[omi]ni Johannis de Athon: tripliciq[ue] tabella. Necnon et [con]stitutiones prouinciales ab archiepiscopis Cantuariensibus edite: et sum[m]a accuratione recognite: annotate et Parisijs co impresse..
Varying form of title
Constitutiones legitime ecclesie totiusque regionis anglicane ab legatis a latere summorum pontificum collecte
Publication, distribution, etc.
[Paris] : Magistri Wulfgangi Hopilij: impe[n]sis eiusdem: et p[ro]uissimi bibliopole Joa[n]nis Co[n]flue[n]tini: in inclyta Parrhisiorum academia., Anno domini Millesimo quingentesimo quarto: ad idus Semptembris [sic]. [1504]
Physical description
[16], clv leaves ; 28 cm. (fol.)
Note
Edited by Josse Badius.
Note
Imprint from colophon.
Note
Printed in red and black throughout.
Note
With an additional letterpress divisional title page on leaf a1 which reads: Constitutiones legitime ecclesie totiusq[ue] regio[n]is anglicane ab legatis a latere summo[rum] po[n]tificu[m] collecte: et a do. Joha[n]ne de Aton di lige[n]ter explanate. vicesimo quinto. xx. die Decembris.
Note
Not William Lyndwood's "Constitutiones provinciales"--STC.
Note
Signatures: A-B⁸ a-e⁸ f¹⁰ g-o⁸ p⁶ q-s⁸ t⁶ v⁶(-v6).
Note
Often bound with STC 17111. Reprinted in 17109 with the commentary and in 17109.3 sqq. without the commentary, as Constitutiones Othonis. -- STC.
Note
Both title pages with large woodcuts.
Citation/references note
Beale, J.H. Engl. law, T404
Citation/references note
STC (2nd ed.), 17108
Citation/references note
ESTC, S104759
Provenance
Early engraved armorial bookplate of Eton College at foot of printed dedication page on t.p. verso of bound-with item.
Provenance
Inscribed at head of t.p. verso of bound-with item: "Ex dono Julij Cæsaris Ademare Serenissimæ Reginæ Angliæ etc. Elizabethæ à libellis supplicatorijs, et Admirallitatis Angliæ Judicis. 9. Dece[m]bris, 1598." Sir Julius Caesar (1558-1636), son of Queen Mary's medical adviser Cesare Adelmare, became Judge of the Admiralty Court in 1583. Four of his sons were at Eton as commensals, two of them in 1598. See Birley Notebooks, Bindings V, no. 878.
Binding
16th century brown panelled calf over wooden boards; frame composed of a roll with heads in medallions and foliate ornaments; panel divided near the top and bottom by horizontal fillets; in the top and bottom compartments so formed are zig-zag fillets; in the central compartment three vertical bands of the same roll; remains of clasps on front cover; chain holes; ms. fore-edge title "Linwood" at head of text block.
Binding
The roll used in the binding is considered by Oldham to have belonged to a Cambridge binder, identified with Thomas Thomas. See Birley Notebook, cited above.
Copy-specific note
Bound with: Prouinciale seu Co[n]stitutiones Anglie cu[m] summarijs. Antwerp: C. van Ruremund; London: Franz Byrckman, 1525.
Copy-specific note
Previously: Da.4.02, Eg.4.09.
Copy-specific note
Early annotations on endleaves.
Subject
Ecclesiastical law England Early works to 1800.
Added entry--name
Added entry--name
Caesar, Julius, 1558 - 1636 Sir, donor.
Added entry--name
Added entry--name
Hopyl, Wolfgang, ? - 1522 printer.
Added entry--name
Added entry--place
France Paris.
Language code
lat
Identifier
B43008