Herrn J.M. Dilherrns Predigers bey S. Sebald Evangelischer Schlussreimen der Predigen
Subtitle: so er im Jahr 1649[-1651] gehalten, mit dreyen singenden Stimmen, zweyen Discanten, einem Bass mit Numeris und Signis gezeichnet zu einem Positiv, Regal, Spinet, Clavicymbel oder Theorb
By: accommodirt und componirt durch J.E. Kindermann Organisten bey S. Egidien
Contributors: Dilherr, Johannes Michael, 1604-1669; Bates, Joshua, 1788-1864, former owner, donor; Endter, Wolfgang, 1593-1659, printer
Publisher: In Verlegung Wolffgang Endters des Eltern
Published: 1652
Place of publication: Nurnberg
Language: ger
Subjects: German Hymns; Early works to 1800
Other titles: Evangelischer Schlussreimen der Predigten; Evangelische Schlussreime
Notes: "Cantus primus": 3 partbooks bound together.

Title page(s) printed in red and black ink.

Signatures: )(́ı A-D́ı [-D8]  F-Ǵı G-Íı [-I8] K-Óı.

Includes errata list on leaf O8.

Also available on microfilm in the Boston Public Library Music Department.

Gift: Joshua Bates; 18590915.

In German.

Catalogued 20151123 bhealy

Boston Public Library (Allen A. Brown Collection) copy bound in black/red/green marbled papers and red leather over boards. Spine includes binder's title in gilt, along with decorative device of the Boston Public Library in gilt. Front pastedown includes donors' ex libris (bookplate) of the Boston Public Library identifying copy as a gift of Joshua Bates, received on September 15, 1859. Printed on antique laid papers with horizontal (turned) chainlines, vertical wire lines, and watermark present at head-/spine-edge. Title page includes embossed stamp of the Boston Public Library. Verso of title page includes annotations in pencil script. Rear pastedown includes affixed label (dated October 1884) of the Boston Public Library detailing circulation regulations, and ink stamp of the Boston Public Library Bindery dated "NOV 19 1884".
Table of contents: title: Erster Theil ... so er im Jahr 1649; title: Ander theil ... so er im Jahr 1650; title: Dritter Theil ... so er im Jahr 1651.