Farfel Notebook 09: Leaves 572-618

613 Michael Janiel Rockport, Texas Jan. '05 $41.01

Hortulis animae. 8^0 Strassburg: Johann Knoblouch, Jan. 21, See #454 #36 #61 #81 #125 #347 #443B 1507. Copy: Munich, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek (rar 669) Lib. of Congress: Rosenwald Coll. (BX 2085 A5 G4) Ref: VD16, H 5082 Panzer DAnnalen I, 277 . 580 Oidenbourg Li 8 Ritter #2058 (Catalogue des livres de 16th C) Signatures Ciii Schmidt VII no. 27 C vi "fur die pestilentz."

Translated from the Latin by Sebastian Brant Bifolium (1458 - 1526) Single column 25 lines (98mm.x68mm.) Type 20 lines = 78mm Printed in red + black. 2 line capitals in red actual 120x87mm.

L 18 248 B11 = 16; 232 - a-z, A-H8 Beginn des Textes auf c2, des Registers auf Hav. - 25 Lin. - S'spiegel 98:63 73 figurlichen Holzschnitten (72 verechiedene + 1 wier derh.) darunter 4 grosse)

L5 1st German ed March 4, 1501 J. Gruninger) L19 8^0 264 B11. March 27, 1507 - Latin} L20 8^0 216 B11. May 27, 1507 - Latin} Knoblouch L 21 8^0 336 B11.? June 19, 1507 - German}

L1 W. Schaffener H. 8936 - Latin L2 J. Gruninger Cop. 3173 Schreiber V 4243 - Latin

Johann Knoblouch d. A 1500-1528. (Knobloch) Hortulus animae - the German counterpart of the French Horae.

The "Hortulus Animae" or Pleasure Garden of the soul, is a type of devotional book developed in Germany, similar to the Book of Hours of the Middle Ages. In its printed form it starts in the Incunable period, many ed were printed throughout the 16th C, all different. THe type gradually changes to a particular Protestant form

614 Bill Mayer St. Petersburg, FL Jan '05 $30

Robert Barclay (1648-1690) 8^0 See #611 The Anarchy of the Renters, and other libertines Philadelphia: Re-printed, and sold by B. Franklin and D. Hall 1757 Copy: HEHL

Ref: Miller 655 Sabin 3363 Evans 7840, 8008

viii, iii, [1], 23, [1] p. A-I8 Church-Order and Government Asserted 15 B4 16 The Angarchy of teh Ranters, & c. Sect. III.

Partnership with David Hall - 1748 to Jan. 21, 1755 died 12/24/1772 (82-84mm) Type: Caslon: text in pica, notes in long primer. (68mm) Paper: American, marked harp in shield.

- 1st American ed. This Philadelphia printing on the infant baptism controversy was undertaken by the Overseers of the Press on behalf of the Society of Friends. - Isaiah Thomas wrote of Hall, "Had he not been connected with Franklin he might have been a formidable rival to him." The partnership with Hall yielded Franklin an average of about $650 a year. a formidable sum in the 18th C.

HEHL #111680 Total of 8 Sections, then Conclusion - ends p. 111

Section 3. (14-33) Whether there be now to any Order or Government int he Church of Christ. my leaf B4 (of 8) Section 1. The Introduction and Method of this Treatise. (1-6) Section 2. Concerning the Ground and Cause of this Controversy. (6-13) David Hall - Philadelphia. 1748-1772. with B. Franklin 1748-1766. with W. Sellers 1766-1772. B. Franklin - Boston, Mass. 1723-6. Philadelphia with Hugh Meredith, 1729. with J. Boehm 1749-1751. with D. Hall 1748-1766. with A. Armbruster 1754-1756.

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Stuart Bennett Rau Books Mill Valley, CA. Feb. '65 $60.00

Chaucer, Geoffrey (d. 1400) f^o Workes of Geffray Chaucer nearly printed......

See #15 #48 #204 #207

London: Thomas Godfray, 1532 Copy: PML, British Lib Folger Ref: S.T.C. 5068 edited by William Thynne (d. 1546) who is named on A2v. Title, Preface + Prologues 10ff; text, 12ff unnumbered + fxiii-ccclxxxiii

2 columns, 47 lines. 20 lines = 93mm catchwords

fol. 336r + 336v

The testament of Loue. fo. ccc. xxxvi. + 7 line capital V N.n.n.^1 (of 6) The second boke of the The testament of love begins on Fol. 325r ends on Fol. 361r

prologue book 2--> 14 chapters book 1--> 10 chapters book 3--> 9 chapters

Book I - "and of the value of the ill fortune in discriminating Chapt. 10 virtus + truth." F Book II "lisk outlines the book to come, + speaks of Chapt. I a future book in which he will praise Margaret." V