Iuris noua practica.
Ferrari, Giovanni Pietro,active 1389-1416.
Koberger, Anton,approximately 1440-1513,printer.
Braidwoode, James,active 17th century,former owner.StEdNL
Fisher, J.,active 1639,former owner.StEdNL
Rae, James,active 17th-18th century?,associated name.StEdNL
Sterke, James,active 17th-18th century?,associated name.StEdNL
MacGilchrist, Donald,active 17th-18th century?,associated name.StEdNL
Jameson, Adam,active 18th century?,associated name.StEdNL
Dunfermline Auction Co. Ltd.,auctioneer.StEdNL
[Nuremberg] : Impensis Anthonij Koburger Nurenberge effigiatum: ...
anno salutis christiane. M.cccc.lxxxij. pridie kl's Marcij [28 February 1482]
Title and author from colophon which begins: Opus p[rese]nsinsigne et admodu[m] utile iuris noua practica appellatur : a iurispitissimo Joh'e petri (a ferrarijs floruit) de papia : curiose p[ro]mulgatum. ...
Imprint from colophon.
Signatures: [a-b⁸ c-z⁶ A-M⁶].
Ninth preliminary leaf is blank.
Leaf following clxxvij bears a woodcut illustration: arbor consanguineitatis.
Initials supplied in red and capitals rubricated.
Extensive inscriptions and pen trials on blank sides of first and final leaves, recto of ninth preliminary leaf and rear pastedown/endpaper. Includes extracts from Robert Campion's Canto Tertio.
With occasional marginal annotations in early hand.
Goff
GW
ISTC
BM 15th cent.,
Ownership inscriptions of James Braidwoode and J Fischer on recto of ninth preliminary leaf. Several names in 17th-century hands written on rear pastedown/endpaper. On recto: James Rae, J Fischer ... Glasgow the yere of God 1639, James Sterke and donie Macgilcrist. On verso: Adam Jameson. Bought by the Library from the Dunfermline Auction Company, 21 December 1982, lot 67.
Original blind stamped leather over wooden boards with remains of clasps. Rear pastedown cum rear free endpaper of parchment. Manuscript waste used in binding.
Law
Germany Nuremberg.