Incipit prologus in legendas sancto[rum] quas collegit in vnus frater Jacobus Januensis de ordine predicatorum..
Jacobus,de Voragine,approximately 1229-1298.
Koberger, Anton,approximately 1440-1513,printer.
MeinradI,Prince of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen,1605-1681,former owner.StEdNL: Inc.69
Hochschule Rottenburg (Rottenburg, Germany),former owner.StEdNL: Inc.69
Rashdall, Hastings,1858-1924,former owner.StEdNL: Inc.69
Rashdall, Constance,donor.StEdNL: Inc.69
Keyser, Charles E.(Charles Edward),1847-1929,former owner.StEdNL: Inc.69*
Paterson, Henry James,former owner.StEdNL: Inc.69*
Augustinerkloster München,former owner.StEdNL: Inc.69*
Bayerische Staatsbibliothek,former owner.StEdNL: Inc.69*
[Nuremberg] : ... p[ro]curante expendente[que] Antonio Koburger ciue Nurnberg[e]n[sis],
[11 August 1478]
Title from opening lines of folio i.
Imprint from colophon, in which date appears as: anno d[omi]ni millesimoq[uad]ringentesimoseptuagesimooctauo ydus v[er]o Augusti tertio.
Initial supplied in red, capitals rubricated and captions and occasional text underlined. StEdNL: Inc.69
With occasional marginal annotations in early hand.
Initials supplied in alternate red and blue, initial strokes, paragraph marks and underlines in red. Initial U on recto of folio i in red and blue on a red and green pen drawn background.
Final 3 pages plus rear pastedown contain manuscript matter relating to the diocese of Salzburg, written in 1511 by Georgius Krayburger of Traunstain.
BM 15th cent.,
Goff
GW
ISTC
Polain(B)
Beattie, W. Supplement to the hand-list of incunabula in the National Library of Scotland,
Ink inscription on first page: Societ: Iesv Rottenburgi. a⁰. 1649. Ex dono Illmi. Princ: Heching:. Handwritten label on recto of front flyleaf preceding text: This book which once belonged to Dr. Hastings Rashdall is presented to the National Library of Scotland by his widow, Constance Rashdall. Dec. 1942 [through the good offices of Strickland Gibson Esq., Sub-Librarian of the Bodleian Library].
First leaf mounted with inscription at foot relating to the community of Augustins at Munich. Numbered Inc. Typ. No 890 with Duplum below on front free endpaper indicating previous ownership of the Royal Library, Munich (now Bayerische Staatsbibliothek). Catalogue cutting (no. 26) pasted to front pastedown. £30, a circled 26 and 1478 written in pencil on front pastedown. Part of the Paterson Collection, acquired by the Library in 1988.
Modern National Library rebinding. Original binding of stamped pigskin over wooden boards preserved, along with vellum fragments discovered in it, and shelved at Acc.3482(vi).
Contemporary south German blind stamped pigskin over wooden boards; the sides divided by diagonal bands into four compartments, each of which is decorated with large leaves. Originally with clasps of which no trace remains.
Christian saints
Germany Nuremberg.