Reformatio[n]is monastice vindicie seu defensio
By: nouiter edita a viro bonarum artium perspicacissimo Guidone Juuenale ordinis benedicti necnon per eunde[m] rursus diligentissime castigata. Venundatur parrhisijs in vico sancti Jacobi sub pelicano
Contributors: Badius, Josse, 1462-1535; Marnef, Enguilbert de, active 1491-1535, book producer; Marnef, Geoffroy de, active 1489-1518, book producer; Barbier, Jean, active 15th century, book producer; Foucher, François, active 1502-1503, book producer; Rosemondt, Godescalc, -1526; Albertus, Magnus, Saint, 1193?-1280; Van Ess Collection (Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary)
Publisher: Anguilbert [et] Godfridi de marnef. Opera Joannis barbier et Fra[n]cisci foucher focioru[m]
Published: 1503
Place of publication: Parrhisiis
Language: lat
Subjects: Monasticism and religious orders; Early works to 1800; Discipline; Monastic and religious life
Other titles: Reformationis monastice vindicie seu defensio; Quatuor tractatus siue libelli p[er]clari Philosophi atq[ue] theologi Alberti Magni
Notes: Publishers, printers, and date from colophon. Publisher's device on t.p. bears name "E.I.G. de Marnef."

Signatures: [pi]⁴ a-h⁸ i⁴ (i4 blank)

Error in foliation: no. xii repeated

This is the second of three books bound together; first: Confessionale Godtscalci Rosemondi : Liber peroptims Clero [et] vulgo deserviens : cuilibet confessori [et] recte co[n]fiteri volenti admodu[m] utilis ac necessaris / editus et studiosissime collectus per Gosiscalcum Rosemondt de Eyndouia : Artium [et] sacre Theologie pfessorem : [et] verbi dei Concionatorem. De modo rite co]n]fitendi : recte viue[n]di : [et] salubriter moriendi ; Impressum Antuerpiae : per me Michaele[m] Hilleninum Hoochstratanu[m], Anno d[omi]ni. M.CCCCC.XVIII. 14. May. [14 May 1518] ; CClxxxviij [i.e., 288], [8] leaves

Third: [Selections] Quatuor tractatus siue libelli p[er]clari Philosophi atq[ue] theologi Alberti Magni, Ratispone[n]sis quonda[m] Episcopi :q[ua]ru[m] Prim[um] inscribit letania Alberti. Secundus super euangelia d[omi]nicalia. Terti[um] sup[er] quattuor libros sente[n]tia[m]. Quart[um] de adherendo deo. qui omnes plane sunt aurei, [et] proi[n]de vtilissmi ; Lipsiae : in officina Melchiaris Lottheri, [1518] ; [128] p

Adams, H.M. Catalogue of books printed on the continent of Europe, 1501-1600, in Cambridge libraries, J-783

BM STC French, 1470-1600, p. 247