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mei/02144228 Sp Coll Ferguson An-y.12 [02144228]

Glasgow, University Library (GB) : Sp Coll Ferguson An-y.12

Numer w bazie ISTCii00166000
AutorInstitoris, Henricus and Jacobus Sprenger
Tytuł Malleus maleficarum
Adres wydawniczyNuremberg : Anton Koberger, 17 Mar. 1494
Format4°
Języklat
Pełny rekord ISTC
TematLaw-canon
Słowa kluczoweinquisition; theology-practical; female; demonology
Datowaniecontemporary

Opis egzemplarza

Numer rekordu egzemplarza02144228
Instytucja przechowującaGlasgow, University Library (GB)
SygnaturaSp Coll Ferguson An-y.12
UwagiAn-y.12
UwagiVariant: colophon, lines 5 & 6: where {34}... Nurber-/gen.{34} lacks contraction sign over {34}n{34} as in BM 15th cent., not with contraction sign as in Polain(B) 2124.
Wymiary kart225 × 169 mm
Wersja cyfrowaGlasgow Incunabula Project See the description of this item and digitised pages on the Glasgow Incunabula Project's Website
Inny identyfikator wydaniaI3 (Glasgow Incunabula Project)

Proweniencja 1827-1905

Właściciel Cohn, Albert, Bookseller (Berlin), 1827-1905 [Osoba] Sold book to John Ferguson.
Ferguson, John, 1837-1916 [Osoba] Ms. acquisition notes.
UwagiAlbert Cohn (1827-1905), bookseller, Berlin: sold book to John Ferguson

Proweniencja 1837-1916

Właściciel Ferguson, John, 1837-1916 [Osoba] Ms. acquisition notes.
University of Glasgow [Ciało zbiorowe] Current Owner
UwagiJohn Ferguson (1837-1916), Professor of Chemistry, University of Glasgow: purchased from Cohn, 4 June 1880; Ferguson's pencil acquisition note on front pastedown "JF 4.VI.80 Cohn"

Proweniencja

MiejsceGlasgow (Geonames ID: 2648579)
Obszare-uk-st
Właściciel University of Glasgow [Ciało zbiorowe] Current Owner
UwagiUniversity of Glasgow: Ferguson collection purchase, 1921.
UwagiBinding: Germany, 15th/16th-century quarter blind-tooled calf over bevelled wooden boards; leather on front board tooled vertically with two fillets to enclose a row of a repeated lozenge-shaped stamp with a floral motif, and bordered at the right by a row of a repeated fleur-de-lys stamp; leather on rear board is tooled to a similar design but decorated with different stamps - a square stamp containing a quatrefoil and a lozenge-shaped stamp containing a unicorn(?); nails and nail holes are surviving evidence of a single clasp now lost; title in ink on exposed wooden part of front board; blue paper pastedowns (18th century?); rebacked with calf in the 19th century. Size: 235 x 171 mm.
UwagiDecoration: initials, capital strokes, paragraph marks and underlining supplied in red throughout; hyphens frequently supplied in red at line endings.
Noty rękopiśmienneAnnotations: occasional early marginal annotations in red ink; "Laus deo" in red ink at end of colophon; unread 18th-century(?) annotation in German(?) on rear pastedown; on title-page is a partially erased pencil circle bisected horizontally, the upper half containing the number "1114", the lower half "4o", together with other (unread) erasures.

Inne informacje

KompletnośćOpis proweniencyjny ukończony
Ostatnio edytowane2021-06-03 12:00:00

Wszsytkie egzemplarze

  02144228

Glasgow, University Library (GB) : Sp Coll Ferguson An-y.12

Numer w bazie ISTCii00166000
AutorInstitoris, Henricus and Jacobus Sprenger
Tytuł Malleus maleficarum
Adres wydawniczyNuremberg : Anton Koberger, 17 Mar. 1494
Format4°
Języklat
Pełny rekord ISTC
TematLaw-canon
Słowa kluczoweinquisition; theology-practical; female; demonology
Datowaniecontemporary

Opis egzemplarza

Numer rekordu egzemplarza02144228
Instytucja przechowującaGlasgow, University Library (GB)
SygnaturaSp Coll Ferguson An-y.12
UwagiAn-y.12
UwagiVariant: colophon, lines 5 & 6: where {34}... Nurber-/gen.{34} lacks contraction sign over {34}n{34} as in BM 15th cent., not with contraction sign as in Polain(B) 2124.
Wymiary kart225 × 169 mm
Wersja cyfrowaGlasgow Incunabula Project See the description of this item and digitised pages on the Glasgow Incunabula Project's Website
Inny identyfikator wydaniaI3 (Glasgow Incunabula Project)

Proweniencja

Właściciel Cohn, Albert, Bookseller (Berlin), 1827-1905 [Osoba] Sold book to John Ferguson.
Ferguson, John, 1837-1916 [Osoba] Ms. acquisition notes.
UwagiAlbert Cohn (1827-1905), bookseller, Berlin: sold book to John Ferguson

Proweniencja

Właściciel Ferguson, John, 1837-1916 [Osoba] Ms. acquisition notes.
University of Glasgow [Ciało zbiorowe] Current Owner
UwagiJohn Ferguson (1837-1916), Professor of Chemistry, University of Glasgow: purchased from Cohn, 4 June 1880; Ferguson's pencil acquisition note on front pastedown "JF 4.VI.80 Cohn"

Proweniencja

MiejsceGlasgow (Geonames ID: 2648579)
Obszare-uk-st
Właściciel University of Glasgow [Ciało zbiorowe] Current Owner
UwagiUniversity of Glasgow: Ferguson collection purchase, 1921.
UwagiBinding: Germany, 15th/16th-century quarter blind-tooled calf over bevelled wooden boards; leather on front board tooled vertically with two fillets to enclose a row of a repeated lozenge-shaped stamp with a floral motif, and bordered at the right by a row of a repeated fleur-de-lys stamp; leather on rear board is tooled to a similar design but decorated with different stamps - a square stamp containing a quatrefoil and a lozenge-shaped stamp containing a unicorn(?); nails and nail holes are surviving evidence of a single clasp now lost; title in ink on exposed wooden part of front board; blue paper pastedowns (18th century?); rebacked with calf in the 19th century. Size: 235 x 171 mm.
UwagiDecoration: initials, capital strokes, paragraph marks and underlining supplied in red throughout; hyphens frequently supplied in red at line endings.
Noty rękopiśmienneAnnotations: occasional early marginal annotations in red ink; "Laus deo" in red ink at end of colophon; unread 18th-century(?) annotation in German(?) on rear pastedown; on title-page is a partially erased pencil circle bisected horizontally, the upper half containing the number "1114", the lower half "4o", together with other (unread) erasures.

Inne informacje

KompletnośćOpis proweniencyjny ukończony
Ostatnio edytowane2021-06-03 12:00:00