Prologue introductoire ou liure ensuiua[n]t no[m]me theodolet tra[n]slate premiereme[n]t de grec en latin. puis de latin en francois..
Theodulus,active 9th century.
Hindmarsh, Robert,-approximately 1500,former owner.StEdNL
Ray, Thomas,17th century?,former owner.StEdNL
Fraser, Elizabeth,17th century?,former owner.StEdNL
Anstruther, Joannes,17th century?,former owner.StEdNL
Ogilvy, Robert,17th century?,former owner.StEdNL
Brito, Jean,active approximately 1475-approximately 1484,printer.
[Bruges] : Imprimit hec ciuis Brugensis Brito Joha[n]nes ...,
[about 1477]
Bound with Inc.271 and Inc.300.
Caption title.
Imprint from colophon.
The first and last leaves are blank.
Leaves are unsigned.
Latin text interspersed with passages of French translation.
Initials and paragraph marks supplied in red.
Camp-Kron
ISTC
Lists of fifteenth century books in Edinburgh libraries,
Hillyard, B. Acquisitions of Incunables by the Advocates Library before 1808,
Ownership inscription of Robert Hindmarsh, canon of St. Andrews and professor of theology, in red ink on verso of first leaf and recto of penultimate leaf: R gracia dei mecum H. Scored through ink inscription at head of verso of penultimate leaf: Thomas Ray. Penultimate leaf cut at foot with loss of an inscription on verso. Ink inscriptions in different hands (first scored through) on recto of final leaf: Joannes Anstruder [and] Robertus ogyluy vicarius de luqheris [and] Elizabeth fraser with my hand. Verso covered in inscriptions in various early hands including Thomas Ray. Bound in a volume with Advocates Library stamp on recto of first front flyleaf: Ex Libris Bibliothecae Facultatis Juridicae Edinburgi 1808.
Early 19th-century Advocates Library full leather.
Belgium Bruges.