Gra[m]matica. /
Perotti, Niccolò,1430-1480.
Levet, Pierre,active 1485-1503,printer.
Elphynstone, Adam,active 1490,former owner.StEdNL
Ruddiman, Thomas,1674-1757,former owner.StEdNL
Wake, Henry T.,bookseller.StEdNL
Elphinstone, William Buller Fullerton Elphinstone,Lord,1828-1893,former owner.StEdNL
Carberry Tower Library,former owner.StEdNL
[Paris] : Petrus Leuet me exarauit.,
Anno d[omi]ni. 1489. quarto die mensis Maii..
Imprint from colophon, leaf 117r.
Signatures: a-r⁸.
Printer's device on title page.
Leaves 117v-127v contain: Ars epistolandi (the text being the same as in GW 2564).
With an index of words.
Initials supplied in red.
ISTC
Pegg, M. A. Incunables in the National Library of Scotland: accessions 1946-1966,
Contemporary owner's signature on title page, on fol. 15r and on the verso of the last leaf: Adam Elphynstone. This is possibly Adam Elphinstone, archdeacon of Aberdeen, d. 1499. Front free endpaper bears library shelfmark of the library of Thomas Ruddiman; the book appeared as lot 1509 in the sale catalogue of Ruddiman's library, 1758. Manuscript receipt pasted to recto of front free endpaper: Lord Elphinstone, bought of Henry T. Wake Bookseller ... Cockermouth 1875 ... . Label of Carberry Tower Library with shelfmark at top left-hand corner of front pastedown. Bought by the Library in 1961.
Early 18th-century calf.
Latin language
France Paris.