Theoderici Gresemu[n]di iunioris Moguntini Lucubraciuncule bonaru[m] septem artium liberaliu[m], Apologiam eiusdem[que] cu[m] ph[ilosoph]ia dialogu[m], et Oratione[m] ad rerum publicaru[m] rectores in se complectentes
Publisher: P[er] Petru[m] Fridbergensem
Published: 1494
Place of publication: Impressum in nobili ciuitate Moguntina
Language: lat
Number of pages: 84
Subjects: Logic; Early works to 1800; Philosophy; Rhetoric; Speculative grammar; Public officers; Kings and rulers
Other titles: Theoderici Gresemundi iunioris Moguntini Lucubraciuncule bonarum septem artium liberalium Apologiam eiusdemque cum philosophia dialogum et orationem ad rerum publicarum rectores in se complectentes; Lucubratiunculae; Lucubraciuncule bonarum septem artium liberalium
Work titles: Lucubratiunculae bonarum septem artium liberalium
Notes: Title from title page on leaf a1 recto.

Imprint from colophon.

Signatures: a-g⁶.

Last [3] pages blank.

3-, 4-, 5- and 6-line capitol spaces, one (d1r) with guide letter.

Incunabula short title catalogue, ig00485000

Catalogue of books printed in the XVth century now in the British Museum, volume 1, page 47

Proctor, R. Index to the early printed books in the British Museum, 176

Catalogue of books printed in the fifteenth century now in the Bodleian Library, Oxford, G-247

Bayerische Statsbibliothek. Inkunabelkatalog (BSB-Ink: online), G-367

Goff, F.R. Incunabula in American libraries, G485

Gesamtkatalog der Wiegendrucke, 11511

Copinger, W.A. Supplement to Hain’s Repertorium bibliographicum, 8047*

Catalogue of the fifteenth-century printed books in the University Library, Cambridge, 57

Latin; Gothic script.

Early ms. note on t.p., concerning the author; ms. note on leaf a2 recto; contemporary(?) signature: Dani[e?]l [M?][ä or ü?][y?][l?]; presentation inscription: Donatus a [l or d?]ene[s?]end[s?] Do: [L?]o: multam amanto Thoma ... Anno Do: 1599; ownership signature: Samuel Bene[dict?] ... possidet libellum Anno Domini 1599; early ownership signature: illegible; foliated (in pencil) in later ms..

Bound in later vellum over flexible boards; in protective enclosure.
Table of contents: title: Title page, a1r; title: Theodoricus Gresemundus, the Younger. [Verse to the book], 15 elegiac distichs, a1v; title: Theodoricus Gresemundus, the Younger. [Letter addressed to] Johannes Trithemius, dated Mainz, 1 January 1494, a1v-a2; title: Theodoricus Gresemundus, the Younger. [Preface], a2v-a3v; title: Theodoricus Gresemundus, the Younger. "chironis et aristoboli de septe[m] liberalibus disciplinis dialogus", a3v-d3r; title: Theodoricus Gresemundus, the Younger. "Philosophie cu[m] theoderico gresemu[n]do Dialogus", d3r-e6v; title: Theodoricus Gresemundus, the Younger. "Oratorie ad reru[m]publicaru[m] gubernatores Oratio", e6v-g4r; title: Johannes Trithemius. "Carme[n] ad Theodericu[m] gresmundu[m] iuniorem Moguntinu[m]", 6 elegiac distichs, g4r; title: Conradus Leontorius. "Conradi leontorij Sueui Mulbronnen[sis] : R.d. cistercien[sis] secretarij Carmen ad lectore[m] hui[us] libri" and "Distichon", 6 elegiac distichs and one elegiac distich, g4r-v; title: Jacobus Wimpfeling. "Jn dialogu[m] bonaru[m] artiu[m] defensorem Theoderici gresmu[n]di Carmen elegiacu[m] Jacobi Uimflingi Sletstatensis", 7 elegiac distichs, g4v; title: Rutgerus Sicamber de Venray. "Rutgeri venrai Canonici regularis heynensis sicambri Carmen ad eunde[m] de suo libro", 4 elegiac distichs, g5r; title: colophon, g5r.