Familiares et secundae Matthaei Bossi Epistolae..
Bosso, Matteo,1427 or 1428-1502.
Maino, Giasone dal,1435-1519.
Augustinus,de Pavia,dedicatee.
Crassus, Balthasar,Veronensis,active 1498.
Gallus, Jacobus,active 1498,dedicatee.
San Giorgio, Giovanni Antonio,-1509,dedicatee.
Bertocchi, Vincenzo,active 1498-1501,printer.
Impraessum Mantuae : Per Vincentium Bertochum Regiensem.,
anno a natiuitate Domini nostri Iesu Christi MCCCCLXXXXVIII. Qui[n]to idus Nouemb[ris] [9 November 1498]
Imprint from colophon on leaf z6 recto, which reads in full: Impraessum Mantuae per Vincentium Bertochum Regiensem. Anno a natiuitate Domini nostri Iesu Christi MCCCCLXXXXVIII. Qui[n]to idus Nouemb[ris] Inclyto & excelso Principe Francisco Go[n]zaga .IIII. Marchione. Dominii Habenas Fœliciter Guberna[n]te.
This is part II of the Epistolae by Bossus, part I being known as Recuperationes Faesulanae.
Frasson-Cochet reports variants.
Spaces left blank for initials, with printed guide letters.
Signatures: A¹⁰ b-i⁶ K⁶ l-y⁶ z⁸.
With a final blank leaf.
With manuscript annotations including maniculae.
Title page, A1r; Jason de Mayno. [Letter addressed to] Augustinus Papiensis, A1v; Balthasar Crassus. "In libellos et epistolas Matthaei Bossi Canonici regularis ... hexametrum", dedicated to Iacobus Gallus, A2r-v; Matthaeus Bossus. [Letter addressed to] Cardinal Johannes Antonius de Sancto Georgius, Bishop of Alexandria, dated Verona, Cenobio di San Leonardo, 1 May 1498, A3r-v; [table of contents], A4r-A10r; Matthaeus Bossus. "Argumentum", A10v; Matthaeus Bossus. Epistolae familiares, b1r-x6r; Matthaeus Bossus. Epistolae secundae, x6r-z6r; colophon, z6r; printer's register, z6v; [Errata], z7r.
BM 15th cent.,
BN cat. des incun.,
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BSB-Ink
Goff
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Hain-Copinger (+Add)
ISTC
Oates
Lists of fifteenth century books in Edinburgh libraries,
Printed paper labels with number 2180 at head of spine and 5/3 at foot. Acquired by the Advocates Library sometime in the 19th century.
19th-century? brown paper over card with spine label.
Bosso, Matteo, 1427 or 1428-1502
Humanists
Italy Mantua.