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Dr. Eichenberger Bein Wil Am Sec Aug. '97 S.F. 55 = $37.41 See # 152 #434

Horatius Flaccus, Quintus Opera (ed. [with] a commentary by Christophorus Landinus) Venice: BernardinusStagninus, de Tridino 1486. Folio Ref: Goff H-450 HC8884 Polain 1986 Oates 1904 IGI 4884 Pr 4827 BMC V 364 Haebler, plate 84 Type 8&9. Copy: LC, UCalBL, HarvCL, Louvain Univ. (490).

a-x8 y10. 178 leaves, 2-178 so numbered. 5a: 56 - 7 lines of comm. surrounding the text (43-44ll.), & headline. 232 (241) x 151 mm. Types: 110R [inserted] (pure) quires a-l. [End nserted] (P8) Large text type. In latter part of Horace are added 2 forms of separate Q [with] short dropped tail & an M [with] inclined shanks.

110R ([with] new Q & M) remainder. 82R (P4) comm. types. Single Qu steeply looped 82 Gk - lower case only Capital spaces [with] guide letters. EPSITOLARUM CLXI x LIBER PRIMUS B. Stagninus- earliest book, March 1483. the continued to work as a printer, though irregularly unil the end of the century. Died 1537.

I,6. Let nothing astonish you. - nil admirari. To Numicus on how to be happy.

HEHL #43365 Horatius Goff H.454, HC 8887, Venice: G. Arrivabenus 4 Feb. 1490/1. -in this edition my leaf is B8 Ad NVMITIVM begins - Nil admirari pperes est una Numici Solaqz q possit facere + seruare beatu Hune solem + stellae + decentia certis - before ADTORQ VARVM after AD ME COENATEM

474 Dr. Eichenberger Bein WIl Am See Aug. '97 SF70 = $47.62 Josephus, Flavius (c. 37-100 AD) See #227 Opera. (De antiquitate Judeica. De bello Judaico) in the trans. of Rufinus Aquileinsis. Ed. by Hieronymus Squarzaficus. Venice: Reynaldus de Novimagio, 31 March, 10 May 1481 f0 Ref: Goff J.485 HC 9453, 56 Polain 2333I. IGI. 5389 Pr 4439 BMC V 256. Haebler, plate 73, type 2+3. Copy: HEHL, LC, PML, YUL

Pt. I. a 10 b-o8 p6. 120 leaves the 1st + last blank Pt. II. 232 leaves, the 1st blank. Pt. I, 6a: 48 lines + headline (number of book) 203 (219) x 122 mm Types: 150 G (P2) heading type of a class common in Venice. In use 1477-81. 84 G text (P3) Medium text type. Wide ornate capitals, mostly double backed. I, L scrolled to left, tail of h level with line, med - double slanting hyphen. In use 1480, 81. Roman majuscules as numerals in headlines. Capital spaces with guide letters at beginnings of books.

The output of this printer (at 1st collaborating with Theodorus de Reynaburch) remains regular form 14 June 1477, his 1st definite date, to the autumn of 1483. There is then a break until 1486 - last books 1495-96.

Polain 2333 J. Pt. 2 only - Antiquitatum judaicarum Libb XX. 48ll. Signat. Pt. 1 De Bello iudsico.

HEHL #103565 Antiquitatuy - begins on a2 (of 10) rub. in red + blue with line decoration to letters Part II my leaf o8 (of 8) (part of this section which has no headlines) book 7 ends on n 5 (of 8) with Cap. LII Part I, ends on p5 De bello Judaico - 7 books Phlavii Josephi de antiquitate iudeorum ad Epaphroditum. Liber II which begins on 05 + ends on p5 at the end of Part 1 on p. 5 - Josephus antigate approbas iudaici populi duos libros scripsit co tra Appione alexandrinu gramaticu: 7 tanta seculariu pfert testimonia: ut mibi mircculu subeat quo vir hebre3 ab infantia sacris litteris eudit3 cuncta greco4 biblio theca euoluerit. followed by colophon.

475 Dr. Eichenberger Bein Wil Am See Aug. '97 S.F.90 = $61.24 Monte, Petrus de, Episc. Brixiensis (Brescia) Repertorium juris. Bologna: Andreas Portilia (Printer of Franciscus Crema.), 8 Nov. 1475 f0 Ref: Proctor 6533, Haebler, plate 1, Type 1+2. Not in Hain Copy: Bodleian Reichling - 1581.

3 parts in fol. mai; char. semi-goth, mai et min.; 2 coll., 6oll. (20ll = 102 mm.); s. litt. initial Pars I. 260 ff. non num. rec. sign. Pars II, 266 ff. " " " " Pars III. 278 ff. " " " "

Pars I. F. 260a, mai. typis: registrum prime partis (3 coll., in quibus tunio omissus est.) F. 260b vacat. II F. 266b registrum (3 coll.) incipiens: Faber quad faciando etc. III F. 278a: REGISTRVM TERCIE PARTIS (3 coll., in quibis quaternio omisus est.) Andreas Portilla - from Parma. After completing at Parma a Plutarch on 23 Sept. 1472 + presumably putting in hand the Petrarch dated from the same city on 6 March 1473, Portilla started work at Bolognia in time to finish a Tartagnus on 21 Dec. 1472 on 12 Jan. 1473. He was also mainly concerned in the production of the Repertorium utriusque juris of P. ed Monte dated 8 Nov. 1475. His next known work was signed