farfel_n02_081_093

93
Feb. '79
Dawson's - Los Angeles
$60.00
See #23 Conseciolus, Robertus, de Licio (1425-1495) Plate 41
Sermones quadragesimales de poenitentia [with 3 other sermones]
Venice: Vindelinus de Spita [before Aug.] 1473
-8th edition p. 41
Ref: Goff Co 172 BMC V p 163 GW 6068 Pr 4052
[inserted] Haebler Z240.9 H26a f-English translation [end inserted] HCR 4430
Cop: Yale U.L., L.C.
[inserted] Parma B. Pal. Gent SB Avignon B.Mun. Oxford Codl. [end inserted] Munchea SB, Wien NB
for "Italian Incanabula" 110
Original leaves described by K. Haebler
trams. from the German by Andre Barbey.
fo + 4". 290 leaves, 40 lines. 197x121 mm. Type 99 G
Capital spaces, many to guide letters.
Quines [a], [e], + the other sheet of quire [e] are quarto
A close reprint of the 1472 edition*.
Type 99G. text type. In use in 1472-3. Initated by Koeloff
The Elder, Cologne. Agrerwards in the possession of De
Colonia + Manthen. Thoraned D, H, N, R, P, i to stroke for dot.

*Goff C165 1st edition - 20 July 1472: Vindelinus de Spina. 4"
H. 4424 BMC V p159 GW 6061 Cop: HEHL, Y.K.L. Type 99 G

Haebler The 1st book produced by Johann de Spira is the earlier
of 2 editions of Cicero, Epistolae ad amiliarus both finished
in 1469 beofre 18 Nov. Johann died while engaged in
printing the Augustinus completed in 1470 by his brother
Vindelinus, + the latter carried on the press probably
until the summer of 1473. He is then not heard from
again until the end of 1476.
[inserted] De Vennie Ref Z855 D45 [end inserted] John of Speyer - in less than one year he + his brother had
produced the Familia Letters of Cicero, the Natural History of
Pliny, the 1st vol. of the Roman History of Livy, + were [inserted] $5,800 (1977) [end inserted]
busy upon St. Augustine's City of God. (4th book printed in Venice)
Wendelin - assoc. to John from the beginning. He completed the
4 books then in press + matured ground plans for an
enlargement of the business. To carry out these plans

93
Feb. '79
Dawson's - Los Angeles
$60.00
See #23 Conseciolus, Robertus, de Licio (1425-1495) Plate 41
Sermones quadragesimales de poenitentia [with 3 other sermones]
Venice: Vindelinus de Spita [before Aug.] 1473
-8th edition p. 41
Ref: Goff Co 172 BMC V p 163 GW 6068 Pr 4052
[inserted] Haebler Z240.9 H26a f-English translation [end inserted] HCR 4430
Cop: Yale U.L., L.C.
[inserted] Parma B. Pal. Gent SB Avignon B.Mun. Oxford Codl. [end inserted] Munchea SB, Wien NB
for "Italian Incanabula" 110
Original leaves described by K. Haebler
trams. from the German by Andre Barbey.
fo + 4". 290 leaves, 40 lines. 197x121 mm. Type 99 G
Capital spaces, many to guide letters.
Quines [a], [e], + the other sheet of quire [e] are quarto
A close reprint of the 1472 edition*.
Type 99G. text type. In use in 1472-3. Initated by Koeloff
The Elder, Cologne. Agrerwards in the possession of De
Colonia + Manthen. Thoraned D, H, N, R, P, i to stroke for dot.

*Goff C165 1st edition - 20 July 1472: Vindelinus de Spina. 4"
H. 4424 BMC V p159 GW 6061 Cop: HEHL, Y.K.L. Type 99 G

Haebler The 1st book produced by Johann de Spira is the earlier
of 2 editions of Cicero, Epistolae ad amiliarus both finished
in 1469 beofre 18 Nov. Johann died while engaged in
printing the Augustinus completed in 1470 by his brother
Vindelinus, + the latter carried on the press probably
until the summer of 1473. He is then not heard from
again until the end of 1476.
[inserted] De Vennie Ref Z855 D45 [end inserted] John of Speyer - in less than one year he + his brother had
produced the Familia Letters of Cicero, the Natural History of
Pliny, the 1st vol. of the Roman History of Livy, + were [inserted] $5,800 (1977) [end inserted]
busy upon St. Augustine's City of God. (4th book printed in Venice)
Wendelin - assoc. to John from the beginning. He completed the
4 books then in press + matured ground plans for an
enlargement of the business. To carry out these plans