ISTC (Incunabula Short Title Catalogue)

31

Federigo da Venezia :
Commentum in Apocalypsim (with title: Apocalypsis cum glosis Nicolai de Lyra) [Italian]

[Rome : Printer of the "Apocalypsis', about 1469]. – 4°. – ISTC if00052700

Notes Proctor assigned to an unidentified printer at Naples, BMC, followed by IGI VI, to Rome. Sixtus Riessinger and Ulrich Han have both been suggested as printers. The type-page has the same dimensions as Han's 1468 Cicero. For variants see Hain, Polain(B) and Sheppard. – Entered by Goff and IGI under Johannes Evangelista, and attributed in the book itself to Nicolaus de Lyra, the work is an Italian commentary on the Apocalypse, with lemmata in Latin, by Federigo da Venezia (Veneziano, de Renoldo). See A. Luttrell, in Journal of the Walters Art Gallery 27-28 (1964-65) pp. 57-65

Reference works Goff J225. – HR 9383. – H 9384?. – C 3715?. – TFS 1901x. – Fav e Bres 205. – Polain(B) 2825. – Pell Ms 8357 (8280). – CIBN B-463. – IGI VI 5216-A. – Voull(B) 3321,20. – Madsen 2259. – Walsh 1320. – Hunt 1895. – Bod-inc J-151. – Sheppard 3176, 3177. – Pr 6749. – BMC IV 143. – BSB-Ink F-261. – GW 0973050N

Related resources Electronic facsimile : Biblioteca Corsiniana, Roma (BEIC)
Electronic facsimile : Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, München
Microfiche: Primary Source Microfilm (an imprint of Cengage Learning), 1994, 2003 & 2009. Incunabula: the Printing Revolution in Europe 1455-1500. Unit 9 - Printing in Italy Before 1472 Part III, PI 25; Unit 56 - Bibles and Commentaries Part I, BC 18; Unit 85 - Printing in Rome Part II, RO 179

Holdings AT: Wien, ÖNB. – BE: Liège, BU. – GB: British Library; Manchester JRL; Oxford Bodley. – HR: Dubrovnik D. – DK: Copenhagen RL. – FR: Paris BN. – DE: Berlin SB; München BSB. – IT: Ancona C; Ascoli Piceno C; Chieti P; Firenze N; Mantova C; Mercogliano Abb Montevergine; Napoli N; Palermo C; Parma Pal; Perugia C; Ravenna C; Rieti C; Roma Ang; Roma Cors; Roma N; Siena C. – US: Cambridge MA, Harvard College Library, Houghton Library; New York, The Morgan Library and Museum; San Marino CA, Huntington Library; Williams College, Chapin Library. – VA: Vaticano BAV

32

Fliscus, Georgius :
Eubois

[Naples : Sixtus Riessinger, about 1471]. – 8°. – ISTC if00195000

Notes Assigned by Proctor to: In domo A. & R. de Vulterris. To be dated after 12 July 1470, the date of the capture of Chalcis in Euboea commemorated in the poem. – Dedicated to Ferdinand, king of Sicily

Reference works Goff F195. – H 7132*. – Fav e Bres 45. – IBE 2449. – IGI 3977. – Voull(B) 3360. – Walsh 3264. – Pr 3471. – BMC VI 855. – BSB-Ink F-134. – GW 9995

Related resources Electronic facsimile : Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, München
Microfiche: Primary Source Microfilm (an imprint of Cengage Learning), 1994 & 2002. Incunabula: the Printing Revolution in Europe 1455-1500. Unit 7 - Printing in Italy Before 1472 Part I, PI 74; Unit 53 - Current Affairs Part II, CA 309

Holdings AT: Wien, ÖNB. – GB: British Library. – DE: München BSB. – IT: Napoli N; Roma Ang. – US: Cambridge MA, Harvard College Library, Houghton Library

33

Florianus de Sancto Petro :
Super nono libro Digesti veteris

[Naples] : Sixtus Riessinger, for Pietro Trota, 1471. – f°. – ISTC if00225500

Reference works HR 12834. – Fav e Bres 14. – IBE 6270. – IGI 8612. – GW 10078

Related resources Microfiche: Primary Source Microfilm (an imprint of Cengage Learning), 1994 & 2000. Incunabula: the Printing Revolution in Europe 1455-1500. Unit 7 - Printing in Italy Before 1472 Part I, PI 75; Unit 39 - Law Incunabula Part VI, LW 289

Holdings GB: Manchester JRL. – DE: München UB. – IT: Napoli N; Roma Cas. – VA: Vaticano BAV

34

Georgius de Hungaria :
De ritu et moribus Turcorum. Add: Oratio testimonialis. Duo sermones in vulgari Turcorum (cum interpretatione latina). Joachim de Fiore: Expositio in Apocalypsim (extract: Lex illa Mahometi sacrilega)

[Rome : Georgius Teutonicus (Herolt or Lauer) and Sixtus Riessinger, about 1481-83]. – 4°. – ISTC ig00152000

Notes Although Teutonicus is generally identified with Herolt, IGI VI follows BMC in preferring Lauer. – Includes two speeches in Turkish with a Latin translation

Reference works Goff G152. – H 15673*. – Pell Ms 8225 (8151). – IGI 4212. – IBP 2329. – SI 1622. – Coll(U) 581. – Sajó-Soltész 1391. – Walsh 1481. – Pr 3609. – BMC IV 128. – BSB-Ink G-89. – GW 10653

Related resources Electronic facsimile : Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, München
Microfiche: Primary Source Microfilm (an imprint of Cengage Learning), 2002 & 2009. Incunabula: the Printing Revolution in Europe 1455-1500. Unit 52 - Current Affairs Part I, CA 72; Unit 84 - Printing in Rome Part II, RO 183
IISTC. Copy: London BL, IA.19161

Holdings AT: Göttweig, Benediktiner; Wien, ÖNB. – GB: British Library. – CZ: Prague NL. – FR: Paris Ste Geneviève. – DE: Freiburg i.Br. UB; Metten BenediktAbtei; München BSB; Rostock UB; Stuttgart WLB; Tübingen UB; Würzburg UB. – GR: Athens Gennad. – HU: Budapest Bibl nat, Acad. – IT: Ferrara C; Modena Est; Napoli N; Perugia C; Roma Vall; Trento C. – PL: Kraków J. – RU: St Petersburg NL. – SE: Uppsala UB. – US: California State Library, Sutro Branch; Cambridge MA, Harvard College Library, Houghton Library; New York, The Morgan Library and Museum. – VA: Vaticano BAV

35

Hieronymus :
Epistolae. Ed: Theodorus Lelius. Prelim: Aristeas: De lxx interpretibus. (Tr: Matthias Palmerius)

[Rome : Sixtus Riessinger, not before 1468]. – f°. – ISTC ih00160800

Notes In two parts. On the ascription to Riessinger at Rome, see BMC IV ix-x. On J.L. Sharpe's view that this should be dated about 1466-67 see D.E. Rhodes in The Library, 6th series, 5 (1983), pp. 68-71, where a date of not after 1467 is suggested. Dated not after 1470 in Goff. GW 2330 catalogued the Aristeas as an independent edition, assigning to Riessinger at Naples about 1473-74. See also P. Needham in La Bibliofilia 116 (2014) who shows that Riessinger used the edition of Sweynheym and Pannartz of 1468 as exemplar and therefore dates this work to c. 1470... – Single leaves were distributed to accompany copies of A Leaf from the letters of St. Jerome ... with an historical essay by Jeremy Duquesnay Adams and a bibliographical essay by John L. Sharpe III; edited by Bennett Gilbert (Los Angeles, London, 1981)

Reference works Goff H163. – HC 8550*. – GfT 2423. – Fav e Bres 236. – Pell 1173 (Aristeas) + Pell Ms 5976 (5964). – CIBN H-100 (+ Add). – Coq 251. – Parguez 541. – Delisle 938. – IGI 4734. – SI 1924. – Coll(S) 526. – Madsen 1966. – Hubay(Würzburg) 1095. – Walsh 1318A. – Rhodes(Oxford Colleges) 913. – Bod-inc H-081. – Sheppard 2699. – Pr 6747. – BMC IV 27. – BSB-Ink H-243. – GW 12420 (Hieronymus)

Related resources Electronic facsimile : Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, München (P. 1)
Electronic facsimile : Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, München (P. 2)
Microfiche: Primary Source Microfilm (an imprint of Cengage Learning), 1994. Incunabula: the Printing Revolution in Europe 1455-1500. Unit 9 - Printing in Italy Before 1472 Part III, PI 28
IISTC. Copy: Subiaco Ben, IV C 5
Electronic facsimile : Subiaco, Biblioteca Statale del Monumento Nazionale di Santa Scolastica
Electronic facsimile : Subiaco, Biblioteca Statale del Monumento Nazionale di Santa Scolastica

Holdings AT: Wien, ÖNB. – GB: British Library; British Library; Cambridge, Trinity College; Glasgow UL; Manchester JRL; Oxford Bodley; Oxford, Keble College; Reading UL. – CZ: Brno UKn. – DK: Copenhagen RL. – FR: Chantilly MCondé; Lyon BM; Paris BENSBA; Paris BN. – DE: Berlin SB; München BSB; Ochsenfurt StArch; Würzburg UB. – IT: Aosta Sem; Ascoli Piceno C; Firenze N; Forlì C; Genova C; Milano N; Modena Est; Montecassino Ben; Napoli N; Padova Sem; Padova U; Palermo R; Piacenza C; Pisa Sem; Pistoia Sem; Roma Cas; Roma Cors; Roma Red; Siena C; Subiaco Ben; Torino C; Torino Sem; Verona C. – SE: Stockholm RL. – US: Boston College Library; Bryn Mawr College, Goodhart Medieval Library; Grand Valley State Univ., Seidman Library; Library of Congress, Rare Book Division; New York, The Morgan Library and Museum; San Marino CA, Huntington Library; Stanford Univ. Library; The Newberry Library; Yale Univ., Beinecke Library. – VA: Vaticano BAV

36

Jennaro, Pietro Jacopo de :
Dialogo chiamato Plutopenia

[Naples : Sixtus Riessinger, about 1470]. – 4°. – ISTC ij00218600

Reference works R 219. – Fav e Bres 10. – IGI 5104. – GW M11911

Related resources Microfiche: Primary Source Microfilm (an imprint of Cengage Learning), 1994. Incunabula: the Printing Revolution in Europe 1455-1500. Unit 8 - Printing in Italy Before 1472 Part II, PI 13

Holdings IT: Modena Est; Napoli N. – VA: Vaticano BAV

37

Johannes de Imola :
Repetitio capituli "Cum contingat" de iure iurando

Naples : Sixtus Riessinger and Francesco del Tuppo, 10 May 1477. – f°. – ISTC ij00348100

Reference works H 9154. – Fav e Bres 44. – GW M14129

Holdings GB: Manchester JRL

38

Lamentatio Nigropontis

Naples : [Sixtus Riessinger], 1470. – 4°. – ISTC il00029039

Reference works GW M2711250

Holdings CZ: Prague NL

39

Lamento di Negroponte: "O tu dolce Signor che ci hai creati"

[Naples : Sixtus Riessinger, undated]. – 4°. – ISTC il00029400

Reference works R 680. – IGI 5642. – GW M35254

Holdings IT: Napoli N

40

Lanfrancus de Oriano :
De arbitriis

[Naples] : Sixtus Riessinger, [about 1474-75]. – f°. – ISTC il00052200

Reference works R 231. – IGI 5669. – Fav e Bres 31. – IBE 3437. – Martín Abad L-13. – GW M16988

Related resources IISTC. Copy: Roma N, 70.4.G.12.1

Holdings IT: Napoli N; Roma N; Siena C

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