Alfonso, Pedro, 1062-1140. **T),270b.2 Disciplina clericalis.
Parisiis, ex typographia Rignoux. M DCCC XXIV. [Latin and French.] 2v. 16cm., in 4s. “A collection of thirty-seven stories, and many apophthegms, supposed to have been given by an Arab on his death-bed as instructions to his son. It is written in such Latin as belonged to its age. Much of the book is plainly of Eastern origin.” — Ticknor, History of Spanish litera- ture. Edited for the Société des bibliophiles francais by Jean Labouderie. “Only twenty-nine copies of this Edition were struck off. Puybusque says, Comte Lucanor, 1854, p. 481. I think there were more but the num- ber was small.” — Manuscript note by Mr. Ticknor.
This card was printed at the Boston & Public Library, March 30, 1926. i535 — T.r. — Aphorisms, apopht 1s, etc. — Labouderie, Jean, Abbé, ed.,
1776-1849. — Anecdotes.