Sermones de tempore et de sanctis
Contributors: Greyff, Michael, -approximately 1512, printer; Van Ess Collection (Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary)
Publisher: Michael Greyff
Published: 1478
Place of publication: Reutlingen]
Language: lat
Number of pages: 198
Subjects: Sermons; Early works to 1800; Church year sermons; Christian saints; Latin Sermons; Medieval Sermons; Catholic Church
Other titles: Registrum in [ser]mones Alberti Magni de tempore [et] de sanctis; Registrum in sermones Alberti Magni de tempore et de sanctis; Incipiunt sermones de festis s[an]cto[rum]; Sermones de festis s[an]cto[rum]; Sermones de festis sanctorum; Sermo[n]es de tempore Alberti Magni; Sermones de tempore Alberti Magni; Sermo[n]es notabiles [et] formales m[a]g[ist]ri Alb[er]ti Magni; Sermones notabiles et formales magistri Alberti Magni
Notes: Imprint from ISTC.  Pellechet gives date as [1487?]

Unpaginated, unfoliated, unsigned.

Signatures: [a-c⁸ d⁶ e-f⁸ g⁶ h-l⁸ m¹⁰ n-r⁸ s⁶ t-A⁸ B¹⁰].

BN cat. des incun. and BSB-Ink identify the Sermones de tempore et de sanctis as a spurious work of Albertus.

Second colophon (fol. 84b): Sermo[n]es notabiles [et] formales m[a]g[ist]ri Alb[er]ti Magni Ordi[ni]s P[re]dicato[rum] de t[em]p[or]e [et] de sanctis p[er] tocius anni circulu[m] ac etiam b[e]n[e] registrati [secundu]m alphabeti ordine[m].  Impressi per Michahele[m] Gryff in oppido Ru̓tlingen finiunt feliciter.  Deo gratias.

First colophon (fol. 198a): Sermo[n]es de tempore Alberti Magni per Michahelem Gryff in Rutlingen impressi.  Finiu[n]t feliciter.

"It was clearly intended that the Sermones de sanctis should, as was usual, follow those De tempore and the colophon to this selection therefore mentions both parts in the proper order, as would be natural at the end of the book.  But by a mistake of imposition the first leaf of the De tempore, which should have been left blank (cp. Greyff's practice in the second edition of Gritsch IB.10625), was printed with the last three lines of the seventh leaf of the quire and the whole contents of the eighth.  It was probably to hide this error that the De sanctis was placed in front of it, with the result that the colophon on 84b relates to the whole book and that on 198a to only part of it.  This edition would therefore appear to be the archetype of three editions by Johann Zainer (p. 528) and one by Wiener (p. 358), all undated, in which the same confusion occurs"--BM 15th cent.  The reference above to the seventh and eighth leaves has been corrected in manuscript to ninth and tenth leaves in the margin of v. 2, p. 576, in BM 15th cent.  Cf. also A. Schmidt, "Technische Beiträge zur Inkunabelkunde," in Gutenberg Jahrbuch, 1927, p. 20.

43 lines and head-line.  Type: 93b.  Capital spaces.  Head-lines provide names of the feast.

Burke Library copy: Imperfect: fols. [84], [189], and [198] wanting; fols. [84] and [198] contain the colophons.

Burke Library copy: Rubricated capitals and paragraph marks rubricated throughout.

Burke Library copy: Binding: leather over wooden boards; printed waste pastedowns.

Incunabula short title catalogue, ia00330000

Goff, F.R. Incunabula in American libraries, A-330

Hain, 473*

Pellechet, 304

BM 15th cent., II, p. 576 (IB.10635)

Gesamtkatalog der Wiegendrucke, 774

BSB-Ink, A-215

BN cat. des incun., A-179

IBP, 122

IDL, 140

Madsen, 94

Ohly-Sack, 67

Oates, 1213

Panzer II.403.43

Proctor, 2688

Gatch. Van Ess catalog, B-45