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Petrus Lombardus. (ca 1100-1160) (c. 1217-1274) Sententiarum libri IV (Comm: Bonaventura). Nuremberg: Anton Koberger [after 2 March 1491] f^o Ref: Goff P-486 HC 3540 Pell 2414^15 Polain (B) 495 BMCII 433 Copy: HEHL (I-III, IV), LC, New L

See #519 #381 #269 (MSS) #397 #224 (MSS)

Di. XXV. Aaa2 (of 6) Li. II u^6 blank (Aa^8 Bb-Zz Aaa-Ttt^6 (Aa^1 blank); u^6 (Ordo questionum.) After first encountering opposition + attempts at censorship, Peter Lombard's Sententias became the standard textbook of Catholic theology during the later middle ages.

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Di. XXV Determinat quid sit liberu arbitriu begins on [crossed out] Bbb^5 [end crossed out] (of 6) ends on Bbb^5 (of 6) Aaa^1

Total of 6 questio 1--> 77 comm. Book II --> Total Di XLIIII,. Book IV --> Total Di L.

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#381 Book III Kk^1 (of 6) Di. XXXVII Total Di XL begins Ii^4 (of 6) ends Kk^4 (of 6)

Ponit names 4 precepto 4 et distinguit es respectu tabularum.

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519 Goff P. 490 my leaf A6 (of 8) Book III Di IIII

Types 9: 165 G, 12:64 (71^a G, 14: 130G, 18:83G. 19:71G; columns variable, 64 lines + headlines. initial spaces, some c printed guides.

First ed. of Bonaventure's commentary on Lombard's Sentences, issued in separate volumes for each book of the Sentences. A final volume of tables compiled by the editor, Beckenhub is often treated as vol. V, but is probably a separate later publication. Beckhub was a native of Mainz who studied at Heidelberg Koberger did not print a colophon in this ed. of Bonaventure on the Sentences, but he is named as printer by Beckenhub in a prefatory letter, addressed to Nicolaus Tinctoris, theologian in Bamberg.

Peter Lombard's "Sentences" is the most important theological work of the 12th C. Topically arranged. The work summaries past learning about Christian doctrine past learning about Christian doctrine by quoting authories (these are the "sentences" that give the book its name) and attempting to resolve textual disagreements by dialectical analysis. As a source collection that continued to spark discussion, the "Sentences" enjoyed great success as the theological text book until the 17th C + inspired numerous commentaries including those of Aquinas + Luther.

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Jacobus de Voragine (ca 1229-1298) De Tempore et de Sanctis et Quadragesimales. 8^o Pavia: Jacobus de Paucis Drapis. I) 14 Nov. 1499 II) 8 Jan. 1500 II 2 Sept. 1499 Nicolaus Campanus + Hieronymus de Cherio, ed. Copy: HEHL. U Cal BL(I). Ref: Goff J-201, BMC VII, 1019 (III) ^II Pell (V) 151 Cop. 6526 Haebler - plate 24 (Type 1, 2) Proctor 7118

De acto hippolito Sermo ccviii 136 R^8 (of 8)

De sancto hippolyte Sermo ccix

Hippolytus. Martye. c 170-c. 235 August 13

Sermones de sanctis. Minute Gothic letter, 220 leaves 2 col. of 51 lines c woodcut of Voragine lecturing from a high reading desk. Printer's device at end. Sig. A^8 A-Z AA-CC^8 DD4.

Pavia (Franciscus Giradengus, c Joh. Ant. Biretta) for Jacobus de Paucisdrapis 1st dated book printed by this press Thomas Aquinas-Interpretalio in metaphysician Aristotelis. f^o Oct. 15, 1480 H. 1508 Goff T-245 Antonius Carcarsus - 1476 Christophorus de Canibus-1484

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Sermones de sanctis per anni circulu A^1

before 133 De sancto lauretio martyre. ser. iiii Sermo cciiij --> ccvij 136 De sancto hippolyto cum focijs suis: ser iij Sermo ccviii --> ccx after 137 De assumptione gloriose Marie virginis: ser. ix Sermo ccxi --> ccxix

my leaf R^8 (of 8) ends 211 DD^4 - Sermo cccvii 1. Sancto andres apl'o 211. De celebratoe misse

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1. Sermoneo dnicales de tpe 7 de scis p totus annu 379 leaves Nov. 14 1499 2. Sermones quadragesimales 117 leaves Sept. 2 1499 3. Sermones de sanctis 211 leaves Jan. 8 1500