Incipit ep[isto]la sancti Hieronimi ad Paulinu[m] presbiter[um] de o[mn]ibu[s] diuine historie libris..
Koberger, Anton,approximately 1440-1513,printer.
Zisterzienserabtei Raitenhaslach,former owner.StEdNL
Bayerische Staatsbibliothek,former owner.StEdNL
Sotheby & Co. (London, England),bookseller.StEdNL
In oppido Nurnberg[e]n[sis] : Per Antoniu[m] Coburger,
[14 April 1478]
Title from incipit.
Imprint from colophon: Anno incarnat[i]onis d[omi]nice. Millesimoquadringentesimoseptuagesimooctauo. Mai v[er]o k[a]l[endas] octauodecimo ... In oppido Nurnberg[e]n[sis] per Antoniu[m] Coburger pre fati oppidi incolam industria cui[us] q[uam] diligentissime fabrefactum, finit feliciter.
The Holy Bible in Latin, including the O.T. Apocrypha.
The third edition of the Latin Bible by Koberger.
Leaf facing 1st leaf: Locus libror[um] nume, followed by list of contents and folio no.
Text printed in Gothic letter, double column, 51 lines to a column, solid paragraph form, without verse numbers. Title at top of page centered over each column.
Signatures: [a¹² b-y¹⁰ z-A⁶ B-N¹⁰ O-P⁶ Q-S¹⁰ T-V⁸ X-Zaabb¹⁰ cc⁶]
Rubricated. Recto of first leaf has illuminated initial and illuminated and painted design between borders. Initials supplied in red or blue or both, and when in both colours with  flourishes in red and green. Titles of books supplied in red.
Pasted to the verso of the front free endpaper is a single, early printed sheet measuring 163 x 170 mm with the text of Saint Paul's Epistle to the Laodiceans on recto and with a blank verso.
Goff
ISTC
GW.
HC
BM 15th cent.,
Lists of fifteenth century books in Edinburgh libraries,
Ink inscription on recto of first leaf of the Bibliotheca Raitenhaslach. Numbered Inc. Typ. No 696 with Duplum below on front free endpaper. Stamped Duplum Bibliothecae R. Monac. on recto of first leaf (Royal Library, Munich, now Bayerische Staatsbibliothek). Lot 144 in Sotheby's 6 July 1839 Catalogue of a valuable collection of rare and curious books, consigned from Germany. Acquired by the Advocates Library sometime in the 19th century.
Early blind stamped pigskin over wooden boards. Slights remains of clasps and marks where bosses once were. Later reback with gilt stamped leather labels
Bible
Germany Nuremberg.