Stultifera nauis
Subtitle: Narragonice p[ro]fectionis nunq[uam] satis laudata nauis
By: per Sebastianũ Brant: vernaculo vulgariq[ue] sermone & rhythmo, p[ro] cũctor[um] mortaliũ fatuitatis semitas effugere cupiẽtiũ directione, speculo, cõmodoq[ue] & salute: proq[ue] inertis ignauȩq[ue] stultitiȩ ppetua infamia, execratione, & confutatione, nup fabricata: atq[ue] iampridem per Iacobum Locher, cognomẽto Philomusum: suȩuũ: in latinũ traducta eloquiũ: & per Sebastianũ Brant: denuo seduloq[ue] reuisa, & noua q̃dã exactaq[ue] emendatõe elimata: atq[ue] supadditis qbusdã nouis, admirãdisq[ue] fatuor[um] generibus suppleta: foelici exorditur principio
Publisher: Nihil sine causa. Io. de. Olpe.
Published: 1497
Place of publication: Basileae
Language: lat
Translated from: ger
Subjects: Folly; Early works to 1800; Caricature; German wit and humor
Other titles: Stultifera navis
Notes: Signatures: a-s⁸, t-y⁴ (y4 blank).

Errors in foliation: leaves XXXVIII, XLV, and XLVII misnumbered XL, XIV, and LXVII respectively.

Colophon: Finis stultifere nauis. Finis Narragonicȩ nauis ... In laudatissima Germaniȩ vrbe Basiliensi: nup opa & p[ro]motione Iohãnis Bergman de Olpe anno salutis nr̃e. M.CCCCXCVII. kl'. augusti [printer's mark (Weil, p. 49)]

The woodcuts are the same as those used in Bergmann's 1st Latin edition (1 March 1497), with a few additions; these woodcuts were formerly attributed to Dürer, but it is now believed that they are the work of an anonymous artist who was perhaps influenced by Dürer; cf. Albert Schramm, Der Bilderschmuck der Frühdrucke, Bd. XXII, p. 29ff.

Hain-Copinger, 3750*.

Goff, B-1090.

GW, 5061.

Schreiber, W.L. Manuel, 3571.

ISTC (CD-ROM, 1997 ed.), ib010190000.

Walsh, J.E. 15th cent. printed books, 1260.

Illustrated ISTC (CD-ROM, 2nd ed.) ib01090000