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Bamler - earliest book to precise date 1472-latest 1495,
(Brigid) But his out put during the last 12 years of this
(Bridget) period was less than 1/5 of that of his 1st 11.
St. Brigitta (1303-1373), a Swedish nobelwoman, was married
+ was the mother of St. Catherine of Sweden. As a young
girl + a widow she had visions of Christ, who commanded
her to publish what was revealed to her. Her Revalationes
was one of the most widely circulated religious texts of
the late Middle Ages. (feast Oct. 8) (died July 23)
[inserted] P.180 Pantiun [end inserted] St. Brigit the Swedish mystic who had cied to St. Catherine of Siena
in her denunciation of abuses + her appeals to the Papacy for reform.
St. Brigit was apparently the 1st woman to found a religious
order. (defended by Adam Easton b. 1323)
(the Brigittines) - along to the Carthusians + the Friars
Observant represented the most fervent + deroic element
in English monesticism in the 15+16th C.
Schism - Str Catherine of Siena + Brigid of Sweden upheld
teh cause of Urban at Rome.
[inserted] #100980 HEHL [end inserted] Semmertiel [inserted] 380 leaves without signatures or numbering [end inserted] begins - St Ambrosio ./.
ends - St Wendel ccclxxx.
Von saint Brigida [inserted] s7-s14 [end inserted] clv (#259 Saint Brigitta - schwednlande) see Saint Brigida - Schottenland
begins Saint Brigida w3 geporen von Schwabenland....
16 pages my leaf 11+12 (s12) of 14 (i,e,s) in) emor)
before - Saint Braxedis (Praxedes, July 21) cliiij
after - Von der heyligen neweris maria Magdelena (July 22)
(vos maria Magdelea) clxij (wrongly numbered)
woodcut similar to my cut L. von Renchen #65 GoffJ171.
Schr. 4303 hiemale 130 woodcuts
(winter) 125 woodcuts 2nd part (summer)
Von sant Ruiniace lxxxxi
Clara - ccl
Type 138 - a talk, rather Helena - cccliiij
narrow + pointed German text type, notably for the length of its f+f. The
paragraphs mark is fall to thin, but the nends of the curved line project
unusually far beyond the upright
119 smaller text type. Three forms of A, 2 of D, + c.