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_id: 00560980
data:
  descriptionLanguage: eng
  generalNotes:
    - 'Dated on paper evidence by WILC (Watermarks in Incunabula printed in the Low Countries). Hellinga, W. & L. The fifteenth-century printing types of the Low Countries dated about 1480-81. '
    - 'Title from caption, a2 recto. '
    - 'Colophon, o7 recto: Expliciunt queda[m] epistole quas correctoria vocant lecte louanij in pedagogio lilij per Magistru[m] karolum Viruli Inpresseq[ue] zwollis per me Petrum de breda. '
    - 'Signatures: a-o⁸ (a1 and o8 blank). '
    - 'a1 blank, Maneken [Manneken, Menniken], Carolus. Formulae epistolarum, a2r-o7r; colophon, o7r (verso and o8 blank). '
    - 'BM 15th cent., IX, p. 83 '
    - 'Campbell, 1206 '
    - 'Copinger, 3845 '
    - 'ISTC, im00176900 '
    - 'Oates, 3599 '
    - 'Thienen & Goldfinch. Incunabula printed in the Low Countries, 1532 '
    - 'Last leaf (blank) wanting. '
    - '[112] leaves ;'
    - 'Original item identifier in source database: 5185093'
  holdingInstitutionCollection: Inc.2-7
  holdingInstitutionId: CambridgeUL
  hostItemId: im00176900
  provenance:
    - agent:
        - dates: 1762-1836
          name: 'Lammens, Pierre Philippe Constant'
          ownerId: 00013073
          role: R390
          type: person
    - agent:
        - dates: 1801-1881
          name: 'Vergauwen, François Joseph'
          ownerId: 00014860
          role: R390
          type: person
    - agent:
        - characterisation:
            - noc
          name: Cambridge University Library
          ownerId: 3463
          professionOrType:
            - lib
          role: R390
          type: corporate
      area:
        - areaCode: e-uk-en
      bindingNote: Nineteenth-century blue paper boards.
      certainty: a
      note: "Printed book label 'Ex Bibliotheca P.P.C. Lammens'. Bought through Quaritch at the sale of François Vergauwen (Brussels, 1884), part 1, lot 1119, using money from the Rustat Fund. Old shelfmark (Lammens): T.2.N. 3652. Another shelfmark or price code on upper pastedown. Annotations: Extensive marginalia in a small sixteenth-century hand to first four leaves. Decoration: Initials, capital strokes and paragraph marks supplied in red."
      place:
        - geonamesId: 2653941
          name: Cambridge
  shelfmark: 'Inc.5.E.7.1[3066]'
meta:
  context:
    - _cam
  history:
    - timestamp: 2017-04-30T12:00:00Z
    - date: 2020-12-28T17:56:01
    - date: 2022-06-20T09:09:08
    - date: 2022-06-20T09:09:58
    - date: 2022-06-20T09:13:29