Speculum passionis domini nostri Jesu Christi
Subtitle: in quo reluce[n]t hec omnia singulariter vere et absolute, puta. omnis p[er]fectio hierarchie, omniu[m] fidelium beatitudo, omnes virtutes, Dona. fructus, et spiritualium bonoru[m] omnium efficacia ; quod in fine prime partis huius speculi manifestissime comprobatur
Contributors: Schäufelein, Hans, approximately 1480-approximately 1539, engraver; Peypus, Friedrich, 1485-1534, printer; Glockendon, Georg, -1514, publisher
Publisher: Bene visu[m] & per Federicum Peypus impressum, impensis v[er]o honesti viri Georgij Glockendon finit feliciter
Published: 1519
Place of publication: In ciuitate imperiali Nurenbergen
Language: lat
Subjects: Passion; Early works to 1800; Harmonies; Passion narratives (Gospels); Pictorial works; Bible
Other titles: Bible. Gospels. Latin. 1507.
Notes: "Osualdus Helonesiotes. Lectori" followed by four lines of Latin verse immediately following title on t.p.

Numerous woodcut illustrations, chiefly full page, many by H.L. Schaeufelein, within text throughout.

Author's name and imprint from colophon at foot of leaf N⁵v. Colophon reads: Speculum de passione domini nostri Jesu Christi. cum textu quattuor Euangelistarum. & q[uam]plurimorum doctorum vberrimis desuper glossis: cum figuris pulchris et magistralibus: et cum mirumimmodum co[n]templationibus & orationibus deuotis: non minus et de duodecim admirandis fructibus ligni vite: & stupendis mysterijs sanctissime crucis: per doctorem Vdalricum Pinder connexum: & in ciuitate imperiali Nurenbergen. bene visu[m]: & per Federicum Peypus impressum. Impensis v[er]o honesti viri Georgij Glockendon finit feliciter Anno salutifere incarnationis. M.D.xix. Die vero. xj. Octobris.

Signatures: A-N⁶.

Main body of text printed in double columns.

Printed throughout in black letter type.

Woodcut initials.

Burke Library copy: Front fly-leaf has a manuscript owner inscription from Benedictus Starck of the Benedictine monastery of St. George, 1569, and a second inscription indicating the volume was later given to Michael Kurthmair. Front end-paper has 20th-century bookplates: "Robert Blagden Hale," and "Hale of Alderley."

Murray, C.F. German books, 539

CG, CXXXVII, 868-869