Vita [et] processus Sancti Thome Cantuariensis Martyris super libertate ecclesiastica.
Thomas,à Becket, Saint,1118?-1170.
Philippi, Jean,active 1494-1519,printer.
Bertrand, Pierre,Cardinal,1280-1349.Libellus de iurisdictione ecclesiastica contra Petrum de Cugneriis.
Logan,Miss,binder.StEdNL
Lyell, James P. R.(James Patrick Ronaldson),1871-1948,former owner.StEdNL
I[m]pressa fuit Parisius : Per Magistrum Iohannem Philippi : [Com]mora[n]tem in vico S[an]cti Iacobi ad int[er]signium S[an]cte Barbare.,
et [com]pleta Anno D[omi]ni millesimo q[uad]ringe[n]tisimo nonagesimoquinto. vicesimaseptima mensis Martij..
Colophon (leaf m5v): Explicit quadripertita hystoria co[n]tine[n]s passione[m] S[an]cti Thome Martyr]is] Archipresulis Cantuarien[sis] et Primatis Anglie vna cum processu eiusde[m] super ecclesiastica libertate. Que i[m]pressa fuit Parisius per Magistrum Iohannem Philippi: [com]mora[n]tem in vico S[an]cti Iacobi ad int[er]signium S[an]cte Barbare. Et [com]pleta Anno D[omi]ni millesimo q[uad]ringe[n]tisimo nonagesimoquinto. Vicesimaseptima mensis Martij.
Signatures: a-l⁸ m⁶ A⁴; aa⁸ bb¹⁰.
Issued with Pierre Bertrand's Libellus de iurisdictione ecclesiastica contra Petrum de Cugneriis (final two gatherings). The colophon to this work (leaf bb10r) reads: Explicit quid Libellus de iurisdictione eccl[es]iastica, factus p[er] D[omi]n[u]m Petrum Bertra[n]di, [et] in co[n]silio [con]uenie[n]tibus p[re]lat[is] Regni Francie v[ero]botenus in Gallico per ip[sum] deputatum ex parte ip[s]o[rum] p[re]lato[rum] recitat[ur]: Impressus Parisij per Mag[ist]r[u]m Joh[ann]em Philippi Alemanu[m]. In vico S[an]cti Iacobi. Ad intersignium Sancte Barbare Anno D[omi]ni millesimo quandri[n]ge[n]tisimo nonagesimoquinto. S[e]c[un]da Aprilis.
Printer's device on final page.
Most reference works treat the two works separately.
Inc.274 and Inc.275 bound together in one volume.
BM 15th cent.,
Goff
Goff
HC
HC
ISTC
ISTC
Rhodes
Rhodes
Beattie, W. Supplement to the hand-list of incunabula in the National Library of Scotland,
Oval leather armorial crest label of James P. R. Lyell on front pastedown. Bought by the Library from the Lauriston Castle Fund 20 July 1943.
Bound by CL, Duke Street, St James's, London in polished russet morocco with gilt rolled border and floral corner-pieces on front and back boards, gilt tooled spine, gilt edges and title and imprint gilt stamped on front board. Binder's circular leather label on front pastedown. In a letter from G.D. Hobson of Sotheby's to William Beattie dated 26 August 1943, Hobson writes that he thinks CL may be a Miss Logan, a pupil of Douglas Cockerell.
Thomas, à Becket, Saint, 1118?-1170
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France Paris.