Urbium dicta ad Maximilianu[m] Federici Tertii cœsaris filiu[m] Romano[rum] regem triumphantissimu[m] p[er] Iacobu[m] Cauiceu[m] parmnem
Contributors: Printer of Caviceus, printer; Benalius, Bernardinus, active 1483-1543, printer; Barnevik, Percy, former owner
Publisher: Printer of Caviceus
Published: 1491
Place of publication: Venice
Language: lat
Number of pages: 12
Other titles: Vrbium dicta ad Maximilianum Federici Tertii cœsaris filium Romanorum regem triumphantissimum per Iacobum Cauiceum parmnem
Work titles: Sex urbium dicta ad Maximilianum Romanorum regem
Notes: Allocutions supposedly addressed to Maximilian I by the cities of Babylon, Troy, Byzantium, Carthage, and Rome following his November 1490 victory over the Hungarians at Stuhlweissenberg.

Title from text incipit on p. [1].

In most copies, the incipit has the reading "parmen" (i.e. parmensis); the Houghton Library copy has the reading "parmnem". Cf. GW and BM 15th cent.

Imprint from BM 15th Cent. GW, Goff, and BSB-Ink ascribe the printing to Bernardinus Benalius.

Dated on p. [10]: Decimo septimo K[a]le[n]das Aprile[m] anno salutis Christiane. 1491.

Signature: a⁶ (a6 blank).

White-on-black floriated woodcut initial.

Hain-Copinger, 4805*

Proctor, 7374

Goff, C-355

GW, 6433

BSB-Ink, C-204

BM 15th cent., VII, 1146 (IA.25002)

ISTC (CD-ROM, 1998 ed.), ic00355000.