Doctrinale mortis venerandi patris artiu[m] ac sacre pagine p[ro]fessoris Parisien[sis] Ioa[n]nis Raulin ordinis Cluniacen[sis]
Subtitle: Opus egregium corporalis mortis doctrinas, leges et co[n]comita[n]tia, ac detestabilis culpe mirabilia, necno[n] gehenne docume[n]ta vias horribiles et tormenta diffuse complecte[n]s. Ad paradisum via veritatis pedites: aut misericordie tramite equites ire accurate inducens. Iamiam diligenti accuratione recognitum et a multis me[n]dis castigatu[m]
Contributors: Zumárraga, Juan de, 1468-1548. former owner
Publisher: Emporeo: industria et impe[n]sis honesti viri Ioannis Clein Alema[n]ni chalcographi diligentissimi
Published: 1519
Place of publication: Impressum in famatissimo Lugdunen[sis, i.e. Lyon]
Language: lat
Subjects: Doctrines; Death; Eschatology; Religious aspects; Catholic Church
Other titles: Doctrinale mortis venerandi patris artiu[m] ac sacre pagine p[ro]fessoris Parisien[sis] Joa[n]nis Raulin ordinis Cluniacen[sis]; Doctrinale mortis venerandi patris artium ac sacre pagine professoris Parisiensis Ioannis Raulin ordinis Cluniacensis.; Doctrinale mortis venerandi patris artium ac sacre pagine professoris Parisiensis Joannis Raulin ordinis Cluniacensis.
Work titles: Doctrinale mortis venerandi patris artium ac sacre pagine
Notes: Imprint from colophon.

Signatures: [maltese cross]⁸ ([maltese cross]8 verso blank) a-i⁸ k⁶ (k6 verso blank)

Text printed in two parralel columns.

Title page printed in red and black; title printed within ornamental woodcut border with eight vignettes of divines aboive and below text; initials.

John Carter Brown Library copy imperfect: some leaves are closely trimmed at head and foredge, affecting running titles and printed marginal notes.

John Carter Brown Library copy bound as 3rd item of 6 with: Doctrinale sanct[a]e ac provid[a]e vit[a]e quatuor memoratu digna continens / by Pierre Richard, printed in Paris, 1519.

John Carter Brown Library copy bound in modern full calf.

John Carter Brown Library copy acquired with the assistance of the Sophia Augusta Brown Fund.

Provenance of the John Carter Brown Library copy: Es el ob[is]po de Mexico ... Çumarraga [i.e. Juan de Zumárraga, first bishop of the Diocese of Mexico]: ms. inscriptions on foot of title pages of the 3rd and 6th bound items; "Cont Ricardi" with ornate design inked onto foredge.