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mei/00208845 Auct. O inf. 1.31(2).
[00208845]
Oxford, Bodleian Library (GB)
: Auct. O inf. 1.31(2).
ISTC Nr.il00027000
VerfasserLaetus, Pomponius
TitelRomanae historiae compendium
ErscheinungsvermerkParis : Jean Du Pré (printer of Paris), 7 May 1501
ProvenienznameScheurl, Christoph (1481-1542), 1481 - 1542 [Vorbesitzer] (Unbekannt, Keine Characterisierung / Laie) of Nuremberg; studied law in Bologna 1498-1506; Philippus Beroaldus was one of his teachers; see Wilhelm Graf, Doktor Christoph Scheurl von Nürnberg, Beiträge zur Kulturgeschichte des Mittelalters und der Renaissance, 43 (Leipzig, 1930); Christoph Scheurl's Briefbuch, ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der Reformation und ihrer Zeit, ed. Franz von Soden and J. K. F. Knaake, 1 (Potsdam, 1867), 1-43; Wagner 69-87.
Provenienz
1701 -
1900
Zeitraum1701 - 1900
ProvenienznameKloß, Georg Franz Burkhard (1787-1854), 1787 - 1854 (Männlich) Frankfurt am Main, see ADB XVI 227-8; on the manuscripts of Kloß, see Ulrich-Dieter Oppitz, `Georg Kloss und seine Handschriftensammlung', Wolfenbütteler Notizen zur Buchgeschichte, 22/1 (1997), 1-47; sale, Catalogue of the Library of Dr Kloss, of Franckfort a M., Professor (London: Sotheby & Son, 7 May 1835); many of the books purchased by the Bodleian at this sale are bound in a characteristic `Kloß' binding of half calf with pasteboards covered with green and blue marbled paper, and with a red and a green label on the spine, each inscribed in gilt; however, several other books purchased at this sale were rebound, apparently by Sotheby's, in half calf over pasteboards covered with green cloth; the evidence to suggest this comes from J-253, on which the spine is detached, revealing paper underneath with text in English, which would suggest an English binding; given that it is not a typical Bodleian binding, the probability is that it was bound for Sotheby's; according to Munby, Phillipps Studies, IV 177, there was another Kloß sale by L. A. Lewis, 125 Fleet Street, 18 June, 1841.
ProvenienznameScheurl, Christoph (1481-1542), 1481 - 1542 [Vorbesitzer] (Unbekannt, Keine Characterisierung / Laie) of Nuremberg; studied law in Bologna 1498-1506; Philippus Beroaldus was one of his teachers; see Wilhelm Graf, Doktor Christoph Scheurl von Nürnberg, Beiträge zur Kulturgeschichte des Mittelalters und der Renaissance, 43 (Leipzig, 1930); Christoph Scheurl's Briefbuch, ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der Reformation und ihrer Zeit, ed. Franz von Soden and J. K. F. Knaake, 1 (Potsdam, 1867), 1-43; Wagner 69-87.
Provenienz
1701 -
1900
Zeitraum1701 - 1900
ProvenienznameKloß, Georg Franz Burkhard (1787-1854), 1787 - 1854 (Männlich) Frankfurt am Main, see ADB XVI 227-8; on the manuscripts of Kloß, see Ulrich-Dieter Oppitz, `Georg Kloss und seine Handschriftensammlung', Wolfenbütteler Notizen zur Buchgeschichte, 22/1 (1997), 1-47; sale, Catalogue of the Library of Dr Kloss, of Franckfort a M., Professor (London: Sotheby & Son, 7 May 1835); many of the books purchased by the Bodleian at this sale are bound in a characteristic `Kloß' binding of half calf with pasteboards covered with green and blue marbled paper, and with a red and a green label on the spine, each inscribed in gilt; however, several other books purchased at this sale were rebound, apparently by Sotheby's, in half calf over pasteboards covered with green cloth; the evidence to suggest this comes from J-253, on which the spine is detached, revealing paper underneath with text in English, which would suggest an English binding; given that it is not a typical Bodleian binding, the probability is that it was bound for Sotheby's; according to Munby, Phillipps Studies, IV 177, there was another Kloß sale by L. A. Lewis, 125 Fleet Street, 18 June, 1841.