Box 2
Contains 101 Results:
Folder 6
Manuscript leaf from a 15th century breviary
From a 15th Century Breviary Manuscript written by a monastic scribe, probably in the Low countries or in the Northern France, circa 1490. The blue initials used throughout the piece are made using encrusted lapis lazuli. The type is the typical Compact Gothic for all medieval breviaries.
Folder 7
Leaf from In Psalterium Expositio, 1491
From "In Psalterium Expositio", conisting of a commentary on the Psalms by Cassiodorus, a high official under Theodoric and his successor Athalaric. This volume is from the press of Johann de Amerbach and due to the date of its printing (1491), it is considered an incunabula. The recto side of the leaflet is marked LV. The verso side has no page number.
Folder 8
Leaf from A Digest of Civil Law, 1491
A leaf from "A Digest of Civil Law" by Andrea Torresano of Asolo. The work demonstrates the gothic type in its most picturesque form. Issued in 1491, it is an incunabula. The recto side of the leaf is marked LXII.
Folder 9
Leaf from Propositions of Aristotle, 1493
From the "Propositions of Aristotle", a book of excerpts in Latin. Printed by Joannes and Gregorius de Gregoriis at Venice in 1493. A note on the last page says that the book was brought out at the expense of Alexander Calcedonius of Pisaurum. This work shows one of the first documented instances of publisher's copyright. The Recto side is marked as 198.
Folder 10
Leaf from De Imitatione Christi, 1494
This leaf is from "De Imitatione Christi" of Thomas A Kempis (The Imitation of Christ), printed by Casper Hochfeder at Nüremburg in 1494. This leaf is marked as Fo. CXLVII on the recto side.