---
_id: ia01255000
data:
  author: 'Augustinus, Aurelius'
  cataloguing_level: full
  date_of_item_single_date: 1479
  dimensions: 4°
  holdings:
    - country_code: GB
      holding_institution_id: LondonBL
      holding_institution_name: British Library
      shelf_mark: IA.39275
    - country_code: GB
      holding_institution_id: CambridgeUL
      holding_institution_name: Cambridge UL
    - country_code: GB
      holding_institution_id: CambridgeTrinityCollege
      holding_institution_name: 'Cambridge, Trinity College'
    - country_code: GB
      holding_institution_id: OxfordBodley
      holding_institution_name: Oxford Bodley
    - country_code: US
      holding_institution_id: San MarinoHun
      holding_institution_name: 'San Marino CA, Huntington Library'
    - copy_note:
        - 4
      country_code: FR
      holding_institution_id: ParisBN
      holding_institution_name: Paris BN
    - country_code: FR
      holding_institution_id: ParisBHVP
      holding_institution_name: Paris BHVP
    - country_code: FR
      holding_institution_id: ParisMazarine
      holding_institution_name: Paris Mazarine
    - country_code: FR
      holding_institution_name: Metz BM
    - country_code: FR
      holding_institution_name: Rodez BM
  id_assigned_by: Uk-IS
  imprint:
    - geo_info:
        - geonames_id: 6455259
          imprint_country_code: FR
          lat: 48.86
          lon: 2.35
      imprint_date: 16 Sept. 1479
      imprint_name: '[Pasquier or Jean Bonhomme]'
      imprint_place: Paris
  language_of_item: lat
  material_type: monograph
  notes:
    - "In some copies, the date in the colophon is printed as 'lxx° decīo nono' (cf. BMC, GW), in others, correctly, as 'lxx° nono' (cf. C 765, Pell and Oates)"
    - 'De conflictu vitiorum is apparently the work of Ambrosius Autpertus. The Speculum animae peccatricis, sometimes falsely attributed to Dionysius Carthusiensis, is now attributed either to Jacobus de Gruytrode (cf. Bloomfield) or to Jacobus de Clusa (cf. L. Meier, Die Werke des Erfurter Karthäusers Jakob von Jüterbog, Münster, 1955) (CIBN). Jacobus de Clusa also recorded as Jacobus de Jüterbog or de Paradiso (Verfasserlexikon 2, Bd 4 col.478ff)'
  references:
    - reference_location_in_source: A1255
      reference_name: Goff
    - reference_location_in_source: 8402 (Speculum)
      reference_name: HC
    - reference_location_in_source: 764 = 765
      reference_name: C
    - reference_location_in_source: 1575
      reference_name: Pell
    - reference_location_in_source: A-727
      reference_name: CIBN
    - reference_location_in_source: 228
      reference_name: Hillard
    - reference_location_in_source: 58
      reference_name: Buffévent
    - reference_location_in_source: 109
      reference_name: Péligry
    - reference_location_in_source: 2905
      reference_name: Oates
    - reference_location_in_source: A-569
      reference_name: Bod-inc
    - reference_location_in_source: 6102
      reference_name: Sheppard
    - reference_location_in_source: 7917
      reference_name: Pr
    - reference_location_in_source: VIII 12
      reference_name: BMC
    - reference_location_in_source: 2942
      reference_name: GW
  title: 'De conflictu vitiorum et virtutum. Add: Speculum animae peccatricis'
meta:
  date_of_cataloguing: 801022
  history:
    - timestamp: 2016-07-13T12:00:00.00Z
    - timestamp: 2017-09-26T16:49:35
    - timestamp: 2023-11-01T12:00:00.00Z