Christophori Landini Florentini in. Q: Oratii Flacci carmina interpretationes incipiunt foeliciter: ....
Horace.
Landino, Cristoforo,1424-1504.
Rainaldus,de Novimagio,active 1476-1496,printer.
Arnold,of Hildesheim,16th century?,former owner.StEdNL
Sunderland, Charles Spencer,Earl of,1674-1722,former owner.StEdNL
Sullivan, Edward,Sir,1852-1928,former owner.StEdNL
Puttick and Simpson,bookseller.StEdNL
Grant, Ian R.,bookseller.StEdNL
Impressum Venetiis. : Per Magistrum Reynaldum de Nouimagio almanum.,
Anno salutis. M.cccclxxxiii. Die. vi. septembris. [6 Sept. 1483]
Title taken from caption on leaf a2r. At head of leaf a2r: Vita poetae.
The first leaf is blank. The last leaf contains the register.
Imprint from colophon, leaf P4r.
Signatures: a-n⁶ A-L⁶ M-O⁶ P⁸.
With marginal annotations, mostly cropped.
Vellum over millboards, ca. 1600 (?), decorated with blind stamps on both boards in a design of two sets of blind double fillets along the edges, a large lozenge-shaped stamp in the centre of both boards, and eight smaller stamps of flowers and acorns in the corners. Spine (damaged) with five raised bands forming six compartments, decorated in gilt. The second compartment with a brown morocco label with gilt lettering. Remains of two leather ties on both boards. Paper edges coloured red.
Goff
ISTC
Pegg, M. A. Incunables in the National Library of Scotland: accessions 1946-1966,
Ink inscription on recto of leaf a1: P[er]tinet ad vsum scholar[um] ex donatione v[e]n[erabilis] m[a]g[ist]ri Arnoldi Hilde[n]semen[sis] ... Ink inscription on leaf a2r and on first leaf of second work in volume: Lib[er] M. Arnoldi de Hildensem. Sunderland shelfmarks C4:68 written in ink and 54.c.10 written in pencil at top-left of front pastedown. Lot 6362 in the Bibliotheca Sunderlandiana, sold by auction by Messrs Puttick and Simpson in 1881, when it sold for £8-15-0 . Armorial bookplate on front paste-down of Sir Edward Sullivan. Catalogue cutting pasted to front pastedown.  Another price, £42-10-0 is written in pencil on front pastedown. Bought by the Library 20 November 1958 from Ian Grant.
Italy Venice.