Cambridge, University Library (GB)
: Inc.3.A.6.3[782]
N° ISTCig00408000
AuteurGregorius I, Pont. Max
TitreDialogorum libri quattuor [German] Das buch der zwaÿer red mit ainander. Ed: Johannes von Speyer. Add: Tundalus: De eius visio, sive de raptu animae [German] Die Gesicht Tundali. Beda: Visio Fursei [German] Das Wunderzeichen des Bischof Forsee. Speculum mundi [German] Spiegel der Welt. Ars moriendi [German] Kunst des Sterbens. Cordiale quattuor novissimorum [German] Die vier letzten Dinge
Adresse bibliographique[Augsburg : Johann Bämler at the Monastery of SS. Ulrich and Afra], 1473
Formatf°
Langueger
SujetThéologie pastorale
Mots cléstranslation; collection
Périodemedieval
Description de l’exemplaire
ID de l’exemplaire00560234
Institution de conservationCambridge, University Library (GB)
CollectionInc.2-7
CoteInc.3.A.6.3[782]
NoteThe Cordiale is ascribed to Dionysius Carthusiensis and to Gerardus de Vliederhoven.
The Visio Tundali and the Cordiale are also found separately (see GW).
Collation: [a-f¹⁰ g⁸+1 h-s¹⁰ t⁸ v⁶]
Gregorius I, Pont. Max. [Dialogorum libri quattuor (German)] Das Buch der zwaÿer Red mit ainander / ed. Johannes von Speyer -- Tundalus. [De eius visio, sive de raptu animae (German)] Die Gesicht Tundali -- Beda. [Visio Fursei (German)] Das Wunderzeichen des Bischof Forsee -- [Speculum mundi (German)] Spiegel der Welt -- [Ars moriendi (German)] Kunst des Sterbens -- [Cordiale quattuor novissimorum (German)] Die vier letzten Dinge.
BM 15th cent., II, p. 332 & 339
Bod-inc, G-201
GW, 11405, 7517 (last tract only)
Goff, G408
Hain, 7970*
ISTC, ig00408000
Oates, 898
Imperfect: Leaf q1 wanting; a much smaller leaf from another copy is inserted loosely. Old shelf-label on back: 43.
[193] leaves :
Original item identifier in source database: 5518331
Provenance
1811-1886
Provenance
Provenance
LieuCambridge (Geonames ID: 2653941)
Aire géographiquee-uk-en
NoteEnd papers inscribed in a fifteenth-century hand: 'Das puÌch gehoÌrt in das closter zuÌ dem hailligen CreuÌcz In RegeÌspurg p[re]diger orde[n]s'. Lot 359 in the sale of F.G.H. Culemann (1870); bought through Quaritch using money from the Rustat Fund (pencil note).
Description de la reliureFifteenth-century German blind tooled calf (tools include scroll lettered 'Ulricus'); single clasp anchored to lower board.
Niveau de certitudeCette provenance est considérée comme certaine
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