Aelii antonii Nebrissensis grammatici introductionum latinaru[m] ultima recognitio.
Nebrija, Antonio de,1444?-1522
Marchant, Guy,printer.
Roce, Denys,active 1490-1517.
Cistercian Abbey, Clairvaux,1115-1789,former owner.StEdNL
Astorga,Marquises de,former owner.StEdNL
Thorpe, Thomas,1791-1851,bookseller.StEdNL
Impressa[que] fuit in alma Parisiorum achademia : per Magistrum Guidonem Mercatoris,
anno domini millesimo quingentesimo. die. xix. Nouembris [14 November 1500]
Woodcut device of Denis Roce below title and woodcut of a man holding a spear and blowing a horn on verso of this leaf and final leaf.
Signatures: a⁸ b-n⁶ o⁴
Printer's device and woodcut at end of text coloured.
Ink inscriptions in early hands on title page: Liber sancte mar[i]e clare. Below Roce's device: prebet qui [and following in another hand] Erotyma g[re]ce: i[n]t[e]rogac[i]o Latine. Tor. Below this: Liber s[an]cte m[ari]e cla[contraction]lis mclj mjcxiij [mjxxiij scored through] mjcxciij.
Goff
GW
ISTC
Lists of fifteenth century books in Edinburgh libraries,
Acquired by the Advocates Library from Thomas Thorpe as part of the Astorga collection in 1826.
Mottled calf with gilt rolled borders with gilt stamped floral corner pieces on front and back boards, gilt tooled spine, gilt rolled board edges and turn-ins, gilt edges and marbled endpapers. Watermark date on back flyleaf suggest book was bound circa 1813.
Latin language
France Paris.