De anima et spiritu, [etc.].
Pseudo-Augustinus.
Augustine,of Hippo, Saint,354-430.
Caesarius,of Arles, Saint,470?-542.
Quodvultdeus,Bishop of Carthage,-454?
Pelagius.
Fastidius,Bishop in Britain,active 5th century.
Printer of Augustinus, 'De consensu evangelistarum',printer.
Lothian, Philip Henry Kerr,Marquis of,1882-1940,former owner.StEdNL
Lothian family,former owner.StEdNL
[Lauingen : Printer of Augustinus "De consensu evangelistarum"],
9 Nov. 1472.
A selection of spurious works attributed to Saint Augustine.
Imprint from ISTC.
The first and last leaves blank.
Colophon: Finitus est liber seu tractatus beati Augustini episcopi Yponensis de co[n]tric[i]one cordis cu[m] ceteris tractatulis eiusdem. Anno ab incarnac[i]o[n]e d[omi]nica Millesimoquadringentesimoseptuagesimos[e]c[un]do q[ui]nto Idus Noue[m]bris.
De anima et spiritu -- De ebrietate -- De vanitatibus seculi -- De vita Cristiana -- Ad virgines de sobrietate & ebrietate -- De quatuor virtutibus caritatis -- De contricione cordis.
"De vita christiana has been doubtfully attributed to Pelagius or Fastidius ..."--ISTC.
De ebrietate has also been attributed to Caesarius Arelatensis and De quatuor virtutibus caritatis to Quodvultdeus; cf. Bodleian Lib. 15th cent.
Signatures (as given in BM 15th cent., Bodleian Lib. 15th cent., and GW): [a⁸ b¹⁰ c-d⁸ e-f⁶ g-i⁸ k⁶].
24 lines. Type: 106. Capital spaces.
"On 18a [b10] is the blind impression of at least seven lines from 61b [h7]; on 46a [f6], that of nine lines from 37b [e3]"--BM 15th cent.
Initials and running titles and underlining supplied in red, capitals rubricated.
With marignal annotations, predominately at the beginning of text.
ISTC
Hain-Copinger
Goff
GW
ISTC
BM 15th cent.,
Pellechet
BSB-Ink
BN cat. des incun.,
Bodleian Lib. 15th cent.,
IDL
IGI
IBP
Madsen
Oates
Proctor
Part of the Newbattle collection, bequeathed to the Library by Philip Henry Kerr, 11th Marquess of Lothian and acquired in 1950.
19th-century half leather.
Theology
Germany Lauingen.