Farfel Notebook 04: Leaves 223-316

Brunet - est semblalsic a la precedente (1482). a la souscript pres, qui porte : Imprime f maistre Mathis Huz. Le format est un peu petit ; les grand lettres initiales sont gravees sur bois Vol.5 p.479 *[Speculum humanae Salvationis (Fr:] Mirouer de Type: 106GB curly tailed h la redemption de lumain lignaigne. Trad. Julien Macho. Ixi .46 lines Lyon : Matthias Huss , 1483. folio ; ill. Ref: HC 14928. Pell Ms 10652 a - g , CIBN S-356. Cop: Paris BN. Lyon 421 [inserted]See RBCR Z240 P385[end inserted] Brunet V 481 Panzer I 535,35 2 col. de 461.(Sig. a-z8,z8,p10) 4ff not num + 1-cc1 ff num + if blank = 206ff Aug 26 1478 C.5582 Goff S-661 Martin Huss. 2 col. de 46 et 47l. (201ff) sans chiffres ni reclames. avec la plume, mais inexactment jusqua 211. Aug 28 1479 C5583 Polain* 3580 Martin Huss. 2 col. de 47 ct 48l. 195ff. contains the same woodcuts qui ont encore servi pour les ed. de 1482, 83, 86, & 88. *198 ffnc cahier non signe 4, et signet a-Z8 A10 B. Royale ,Lyon 419 May 12 1482 C5584 BMC VIII 259 Mathias Huss Proctor 8555 2 col. de 461. Ellc 6mmcuce per 3ff preliminaires pour la preface et la table , ensuite vient le texte que occupe cc/ff chiffres. 201 ff. num + 1f not num(?)=202 ff including last blank March Lyon 420 22, 1486 Mathias Huss 2 col. de 51l. 169 ff suivis de trois or 4ff de table

March Goff S662 Mathias Huss - fo Introduction & table 311; Text ff 1-cci= 3, 148314 Copy :PML Quarit ch Cat (1919) #229 \204 leaves in all. 1488 C5585 Proctor 8562 Mathias Huss Claudin 2 col de 501. 172 ff sign. a - s8 ,t-v6, x-y8 - 6th ed. Bodlein Oct 12 1493 C 5586 BMC VIII 265 Proctor 8567 Mathias Huss 2 col. 48-49). 172 leaves , 12 - 172 so numbered 259(268) x 183 Types 140G title, headline on I5, foliation ; 108B .A few capital spaces - guide letters reprinted from the 1482 ed, but - the alphebetical table moved from the beginning to the end of the book. 1493 Paris : A. Verard 2 col. de 41 lines. ccxlff et 4ff de la table See Graesse (S) Branet V

(306 Dr. eichenberger Beinwil am See May '90 40F = $20 Otto Von Passau. ( fl. 1386.) Die vierundzwanzig Alten , oder Der goldne Throu. Augsburg : Anton Sorg , 14 Oct. 1483. fo Ref : Goff O-120, H. 12129, Schr 4880, Schramm IV p.33 & 51 Pr 1691 , BMC II 351. IGI 7040 Cop: HEHL , LC(R), Sm CI (#39 in check list - incurabula - William Allan Ncilson Lib) cxlvii 34-5 lines [inserted](leaf 152)[end inserted] [5] cxcvl , [2]l. 29.5cm 203 leaves, the last blank . 6 - 201 numbered Das erst blat - [?] Das Cxcvl blat , 34 lines , 203 x 128 - 30 mm. Capitals Types 140 headings, foliation & colophan - used continuously from 1481. 118(120) text - large German text type introduced in 1478. 2 form of ADE are common, a 3rd form of E is rare. - 6a & 7a have the headline [?] Dis vorred. With the woodcuts of the 1480 ed. #316 Fairfax MurrayGerman Gothic letter , 35 lines fo. 286 x 200 mm. 4th ed in German, but 2nd - date, having been preceded by that of 1480 (2nd ed. ) by the same printer. That assigned to Druss of Strassbourg (s.n.) is supposed to be the [inserted]see #308[end inserted]3rd ed.: the On verso of fol. 3 is the "Danckberkeit" or acknowledgement of obligation to various authors , 104 in number. - ends on fol. Cxcvl vo. - numerous small outline woodcut initials , there are no sig. but quires count as follows [A4 + 1 , B-U10, X8] = 2031. 5 unnumb. + ff. cxcvl numb. + 2 unnumb.

Schramm - 26 cuts (17 davon [inserted]repeated or borrowed from elswhere.[end inserted] miederholt bfw. uber = nomen) Proctor 1691. Type 2.(large text type) -3.(large square type).

- a compilation from a number of early authors. The compiler was a Franciscan monk famed for his asceticism. Schr les g.s.b. s'accordant avec celles du No 4878 / Sorg, 10Mars 1480, H12128\quoique l'order en diffeie un peq.

Otto von Passau - teacher of a Franciscan order - wrote the 4 and 20 elders on the golden throne of the loving soul in Basd in 1386. It is a guide to Christian life, which leads to union with God. The 4 and 20 elders come from Revelation 4. Otto's book was clearly popular and went into a number of printed editions. - an anthology of Scripture and patristic and pagan thought grouped under 24 aspects of a Christian life, it stands in the earlier medieval tradition of the Sentences. The development in the genre marked by Die vierund-zwanig Alten was continued in such works as Nider's golden Hurfen which was modelled directly on Otto von Passau.

(307 Dr. Eichenberger Beinwil am See May '90 gift Munzinger Hans Buchlein von dem sterbenden Menschen. [Augsburg : Anton Sorg. about 1481 ] 4. Add : Pater Noater mit der Glosse. Ref: Goff M-869 . H.11629 + 11630. Sche 4815, Schramm IV p. 18051 Pr 1677. BMC II 348 Cop: PML, BMed L. Munich , Solothurn.(150) HSB BMC Buchlein . Buchlein von dom sterbenden Menschen - Pater Noster mit der Gloase. [By H. Muntzinger] Undated. [a - m8 ; n, o8p8+1 g6] 127 leaves, the last blank. 22 lines , 129 X 93 mm. Capitals (2). Proctor type 2- Type : 118 - large German text type introduced in 1478. The Buchlein is a free translation of Gerarders de Vliedenhoven's Cordiale IV nouissimorum, [inserted]often erroneously attributed to Hans Munzinger[end inserted] Schramm - 96 blatt , 5 woodcuts. Fairfax Murray #46 (Ars Moriendi ) Buchlin des Stubenden Menschen. German (S. h. Augsburg . A. Sorg. c 1478 - 80.) bold goth. letter. 21 - 22 lines , without marks; woodcuts, Sm. 4. 6 5/8 x 5 1/16" There are several of Sorg's large characteristic woodcut initials . The type is that printer's No 2 as illust. by Burger. There are no printed sig ., but the quires can be traced as follows -[A - M8]= 96 leaves, unnumbered. The book quotes the following authors freely : SS Bernard, T. aquinas, Jerome, Chrysostom, Augustine , as well as Amandus & Isidoris. H. 11629 records only 3 other ed. This work , according to the foreward was translated from the Latin , but from which particular book does not appear - it is not the text of the original xylograph , but is possibly that of Capranica , Ars Bene Moriendi . The present translator , as appears from one ed. was Hans

Munzinger, Rector of the school at Ulm, 1384? 5 full page woodcuts, one to each division of the book 1, 29, 40, 61, 68.

The Ara Morjendi, The Art of Dying was a popular subject in the late Middle Ages. It gives advice about the preporation for death, contemplations on the meaning of death, death rites, and consolation for the mourners. The approach to death corresponds to conventional medieval traditions. The subject was further developed in the Dances of Death of the 16th and 17th centuries. Schr #4815 Munzinger - 5 belles [insert] [?sontentoures?] des deaux reglettes [end insert] g.s.b. de 137: 97 mm. Elles A. Sorg c1480