Incunabula Short Title Catalogue (ISTC)

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_id: is00409500
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data:
  author: 'Seneca, Lucius Annaeus'
  cataloguing_level: full
  date_of_item_single_date: 1473
  dimensions: 4°
  holdings:
    - copy_note:
        - 2
      country_code: GB
      holding_institution_id: CambridgeUL
      holding_institution_name: Cambridge UL
    - copy_note:
        - Hunterian
      country_code: GB
      holding_institution_id: GlasgowUL
      holding_institution_name: Glasgow UL
    - copy_note:
        - '3, 1 imperfect'
      country_code: FR
      holding_institution_id: ParisBN
      holding_institution_name: Paris BN
    - country_code: FR
      holding_institution_id: 000000770
      holding_institution_name: Grenoble BM
    - country_code: FR
      holding_institution_id: MoulinsBM
      holding_institution_name: Moulins BM
    - copy_note:
        - 'Ink 3.H.89: "De quattuor virtutibus" only; Ink 3.H.91: Bernardus only; Ink 3.H.92: "De moribus", "Tres orationes" only'
      country_code: AT
      holding_institution_id: WienONB
      holding_institution_name: 'Wien, ÖNB'
    - country_code: DE
      holding_institution_id: DresdenSLUB
      holding_institution_name: Dresden SLUB
    - country_code: DE
      holding_institution_id: HannoverKestnerMuseum
      holding_institution_name: Hannover KestnerM
  id_assigned_by: Uk-IS
  imprint:
    - geo_info:
        - geonames_id: 6455259
          imprint_country_code: FR
          lat: 48.86
          lon: 2.35
      imprint_date: 'about 1473]'
      imprint_name: Petrus Caesaris and Johannes Stol
      imprint_place: '[Paris'
    - imprint_date: 1463"
      imprint_name: Johann Fust and Peter Schoeffer
      imprint_place: '"Mainz'
  language_of_item: lat
  material_type: monograph
  notes:
    - 'An imperfect copy in the Hunterian Library, recorded by Copinger, has a false Mainz imprint (cf. DeR(M) 80 and P. Gaskell in The Library, III, 19 (1964), pp.200-01). Dated by Veyrin-Forrer. Often found with De remediis fortuitorum (HC 14658)'
    - 'The four fictitious orations ascribed to Demosthenes, Aeschines, Demades, and Philippus, are probably by Petrus Marcellus, bishop of Ceneda; see Remigio Sabbadini in Nuovo Archivio Veneto, N.S. 30 (1915), 241 ff. (GW 8251)'
  references:
    - reference_location_in_source: 5351
      reference_name: C
    - reference_location_in_source: 9
      reference_name: Veyrin-Forrer(Cesaris)
    - reference_location_in_source: 10428
      reference_name: Pell Ms
    - reference_location_in_source: S-208
      reference_name: CIBN
    - reference_location_in_source: 252
      reference_name: Frasson-Cochet
    - reference_location_in_source: 516
      reference_name: Maignien(Grenoble)
    - reference_location_in_source: 308 (II)
      reference_name: Ernst(Hannover)
    - reference_location_in_source: 591
      reference_name: Deckert
    - reference_location_in_source: '2894, 2895'
      reference_name: Oates
    - reference_location_in_source: M41521
      reference_name: GW
  title: 'De quattuor virtutibus cardinalibus, sive De formula honestae vitae. Add: Demosthenes (Pseudo-) Orationes duae de Alexandro Magno habitae in senatu Atheniensi;(Pseudo-) Aeschines: Exhortatio ad Athenienses; (Pseudo-) Demades: Dehortatio adversus exhortationem Aeschinis; (Pseudo-) Philippus Rex Macedonum: Epistola ad Aristotelem (Aulus Gellius, Noctes Att. IX.3.5; Pseudo- Bernardus Claravallensis: Epistola de gubernatione rei familiaris'
meta:
  date_of_cataloguing: 861105
  history:
    - timestamp: 2016-07-13T12:00:00.00Z
    - timestamp: 2023-11-01T12:00:00.00Z
    - timestamp: 2024-05-03T12:00:00.00Z