Nova decretalium compilatio gregorij .viiij.
Catholic Church.Pope (1227-1241 : Gregory IX)
GregoryIX,Pope,approximately 1170-1241.
Bottoni, Bernardo,-1266,glossator.
Nievo, Alessandro,-1484,editor.
Albignani, Pietro,editor.
Colucia, Francesco.
Jenson, Nicolas,approximately 1420-1480,printer.
Oxford, Robert Harley,Earl of,1661-1724,former owner.StEdNL
Oxford, Edward Harley,Earl of,1689-1741,former owner.StEdNL
Oxford, Henrietta Cavendish Holles Harley,Countess of,1694-1755,former owner.StEdNL
Osborne, Thomas,-1767,bookseller.StEdNL
Signet Library (Great Britain),former owner.StEdNL
Impressa Venetijs : I[m]pensa atq[ue] industria singulari Nicolai Jenson gallici.,
.Millesimo.cccclxxv. die .i. martij [not before 8 Mar. 1475]
Title and imprint from colophon on leaf [L9] verso, which reads in full: Nova decretalium compilatio gregorij .viiij. impressa Venetijs i[m]pensa atq[ue] industria singulari Nicolai Jenson gallici .Millesimo.cccclxxv. die .i. martij Sixto q[ua]rto po[n]tifice maxi[m]o : Petro mocinico i[n]clyto Venetoru[m] duce.
Edited by Alexander de Nevo and Petrus Albinianus Trecius.
Printed in black and red.
With a commentary. Main text in two columns surrounded by commentary also in two columns and smaller font.
Spaces left blank for initials, with printed guide letters for small initials in the commentary.
Signatures: [a-d¹⁰ e-g⁸ h-i¹⁰ k⁸ l-o¹⁰ p-s⁸ t¹⁰ u⁸ x-z¹⁰ A¹⁰ B-K⁸ L¹⁰]
Printed on vellum.
Rubricated. Initials and paragraph marks supplied in red or blue. Larger initials with fuller colouring and pen flourishes.
Alexander de Nevo. [Letter addressed] to the law students of the University of Padua, entitled "Alexander Neuus Vince[n]tin[us] inter iuris utriusq[ue] doctores Patauinos minor Vince[n]tine ac Taruisine eccl[esi]e canonicus in celeberrima ac florentissima academia Patauina iuris pontificij ordinariam legens scholaribus iuri canonico et ciuili ibidem studentibus salutem plurimam dicit", dated "Patauij calendis augustis .Anno d[omi]ni .M.cccclxxiiij. [1 August 1474]", [a1]v; Gregorius IX. Decretales, Books 1-5, and Bernardus Parmensis. [Glossa ordinaria], [a2]r-[L9]v; Petrus AlbinianusTrecius. [Letter addressed to] Franciscus Colucia Verzinensis, beginning "[P]etrus Albignanus Trecius Doctissimo Francisco Colucia sal[utem] pl[urimam] d[icit]", dated "Patauij ex cellula n[ost]ra libraria collegij Ca[m]pionis pridie nonas martias .M.cccc.lxxv. [6 Mar. 1475], [L10]r; Franciscus Colucia. [Letter addressed to] Petrus Albinianus Trecius, beginning "[F]ranciscus Colucia uerzinensis Petro Albignano Trecio iuris utriusq[ue] peritissimo sal[utem] pl[urimam] d[icit]", dated "Venetijs .viij. id[us] martias .M.cccc.lxxv. [8 Mar. 1475]", [L10]r.
BM 15th cent.,
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ISTC
Oates
Lists of fifteenth century books in Edinburgh libraries,
Pegg, M. A. Incunables in the National Library of Scotland: accessions 1946-1966,
Part of Thomas Osborne's 1744 sale of the Harleian Library, lot 3256, priced £10-10-0 at head of front flyleaf. Leather gilt armorial of the Society of Writers to the Signet on front pastedown. Signet Library shelfmark label with F:h:6 scored out for 120:h:4 on front pastedown. Bought from the Signet Library 1959.
18th-century 'Harleian' binding of red morocco over wooden boards with wide gilt tooled border and central lozenge on front and back boards, spine with six raised bands forming six gilt tooled compartments and one with title label, gilt rolled board edges and turn-ins and marbled pastedowns and endpapers. There are three index tags remaining.
Canon law
Italy Venice.