Floretus in se continens sacre theologie [et] canonu[s] [sic] flores ad gaudia paradisi finaliter eos (qui se in illis exercitauerint) perducentes.
Bernard,of Clairvaux, Saint,1090 or 1091-1153.
Quentell, Heinrich,-1501,printer.
Campbell, Duncan,Sir,1856-1926,former owner.StEdNL
Henderson & Bisset,binder.StEdNL
[Cologne : Heinrich Quentell,
approximately 1494]
Woodcut illustration below title.
Signatures: Aa-Gg⁶ Hh⁴ Ii⁶.
Imprint from ISTC.
Some initials supplied in red. Many of the printed initials have been filled with yellow.
Bound with Inc.314.7 and Inc.46.7.
Hain-Cop.
GW
BM 15th cent.,
ISTC
Pell
Schreiber
Proctor
Beattie, W. Supplement to the hand-list of incunabula in the National Library of Scotland,
From the library of Sir Duncan Cambpell, 3rd Bart. of Barcaldine. Bought by the Library from the Lauriston Castle Fund 12 July 1945.
19th-century calf with gilt rolled border on front and back boards, gilt stamped spine with red leather label, gilt rolled turn-ins, gilt edges and marbled endpapers. Ink stamp at foot of verso of front free endpaper: Bound by Henderson & Bisset.
Christian poetry, Latin (Medieval and modern)
Germany Cologne.