Incunabula Short Title Catalogue (ISTC)

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_id: ir00200600
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data:
  cataloguing_level: full
  date_of_item_single_date: 1486
  dimensions: 4°
  extDataset: []
  holdings:
    - copy_note:
        - 'Magl. F.6.13 imperfect, wanting first leaf and f. 6; ff. 2, 3, 4 fragment'
      country_code: IT
      holding_institution_id: FirenzeN
      holding_institution_name: Firenze N
    - country_code: IT
      holding_institution_id: MilanoN
      holding_institution_name: Milano N
    - country_code: IT
      holding_institution_id: NapoliN
      holding_institution_name: Napoli N
  id_assigned_by: Uk-IS
  imprint:
    - geo_info:
        - geonames_id: 3176959
          imprint_country_code: IT
          lat: 43.77
          lon: 11.26
      imprint_date: "5 Mar. '1476' [i.e. 1486]"
      imprint_name: 'Antonius Francisci, Venetus'
      imprint_place: Florence
    - imprint_name: Antonio di Bartolommeo Miscomini
  language_of_item: lat
  location:
    point: {}
  material_type: monograph
  notes:
    - "IGI interpreted the colophon 'per Antonium Francisci uenetum\" to mean Antonio di Bartolommeo Miscomini, corrected by Rhodes. BMC VI xvii implies that the book should be dated 1496 using the type 130G of Laurentius de Alopa, Antonius Francisci's brother. However, Antonius Francisci is not known to have been active in Florence after about 1490. Although he is only known to have been active in Firenze in 1487-89, it seems more likely that the book was printed by Antonius Franciscus in 1486; Alopa's type 130G was in use by Pachel and Scinzenzeler as early as 1478 (BMC VI 665)"
  references:
    - reference_location_in_source: 715
      reference_name: R
    - reference_location_in_source: 593
      reference_name: Rhodes(Firenze)
    - reference_location_in_source: 8383
      reference_name: IGI
    - reference_location_in_source: M38238
      reference_name: GW
  related_resources:
    - resource_name: 'Microfiche: Primary Source Microfilm (an imprint of Cengage Learning), 2010. Incunabula: the Printing Revolution in Europe 1455-1500. Unit 89 - Printing in Florence Part IV, FL 427'
      resource_type: other
  title: Rituale Romanum
meta:
  date_of_cataloguing: 820128
  history:
    - timestamp: 2016-07-13T12:00:00.00Z
    - timestamp: 2021-03-26T09:43:06