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mei/02144395 Sp Coll Ferguson An-y.29 [02144395]

Glasgow, University Library (GB) : Sp Coll Ferguson An-y.29

ISTC No.ii00167300
AuthorInstitoris, Henricus and Jacobus Sprenger
TitleMalleus maleficarum
Imprint[Speyer : Peter Drach, about 1495]
Format4°
Languagelat
full ISTC record
SubjectLaw-canon
Keywordsinquisition; theology-practical; female; demonology
Periodcontemporary

Description of Copy

Copy Id02144395
Holding InstitutionGlasgow, University Library (GB)
ShelfmarkSp Coll Ferguson An-y.29
NoteAn-y.29
Size of leaves189 × 132 mm
Electronic ReproductionGlasgow Incunabula Project See the description of this item and digitised pages on the Glasgow Incunabula Project's Website
Other IdentifierI4 (Glasgow Incunabula Project)

Provenance 1837-1916

Provenance nameFerguson, John, 1837-1916 [Person] Ms. acquisition notes.
University of Glasgow [Corporate body] Current Owner
NoteJohn Ferguson (1837-1916), Professor of Chemistry, University of Glasgow: Ferguson's acquisition date on verso of front free endpaper "John Ferguson Nov. 13 - 1888"; source unknown

Provenance

PlaceGlasgow (Geonames ID: 2648579)
Areae-uk-st
Provenance nameUniversity of Glasgow [Corporate body] Current Owner
NoteUniversity of Glasgow: Ferguson collection purchase, 1921.
Binding noteBinding: 19th-century half dark green morocco, marbled paper sides; brown endpapers; sprinkled brown-edged leaves. Size: 194 x 142 mm.
Manuscript notesAnnotations: occasional marginal notes in Latin in a 16th-century hand (many cropped by binder); occasional paragraph and "nota" marks; running headline "Prima pars" on recto leaves from b3 to f4; on a1r a quotation in French from Leviticus 19:31, in a 16th/17th-century hand, followed by a motto in the same hand in Greek "kalōs telōnēsanti" and in Latin "bene sit publicum curanti"; 18th/19th-century shelfmark on a1r "C---35"; 19th-century pencil number "622" on verso of front free endpaper; unread pencil code on rear free endpaper.

Other Information

CompletenessThe enumeration of provenance evidence is considered complete
Last Edit2021-06-03 12:00:00

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  02144395

Glasgow, University Library (GB) : Sp Coll Ferguson An-y.29

ISTC No.ii00167300
AuthorInstitoris, Henricus and Jacobus Sprenger
TitleMalleus maleficarum
Imprint[Speyer : Peter Drach, about 1495]
Format4°
Languagelat
full ISTC record
SubjectLaw-canon
Keywordsinquisition; theology-practical; female; demonology
Periodcontemporary

Description of Copy

Copy Id02144395
Holding InstitutionGlasgow, University Library (GB)
ShelfmarkSp Coll Ferguson An-y.29
NoteAn-y.29
Size of leaves189 × 132 mm
Electronic ReproductionGlasgow Incunabula Project See the description of this item and digitised pages on the Glasgow Incunabula Project's Website
Other IdentifierI4 (Glasgow Incunabula Project)

Provenance

Provenance nameFerguson, John, 1837-1916 [Person] Ms. acquisition notes.
University of Glasgow [Corporate body] Current Owner
NoteJohn Ferguson (1837-1916), Professor of Chemistry, University of Glasgow: Ferguson's acquisition date on verso of front free endpaper "John Ferguson Nov. 13 - 1888"; source unknown

Provenance

PlaceGlasgow (Geonames ID: 2648579)
Areae-uk-st
Provenance nameUniversity of Glasgow [Corporate body] Current Owner
NoteUniversity of Glasgow: Ferguson collection purchase, 1921.
Binding noteBinding: 19th-century half dark green morocco, marbled paper sides; brown endpapers; sprinkled brown-edged leaves. Size: 194 x 142 mm.
Manuscript notesAnnotations: occasional marginal notes in Latin in a 16th-century hand (many cropped by binder); occasional paragraph and "nota" marks; running headline "Prima pars" on recto leaves from b3 to f4; on a1r a quotation in French from Leviticus 19:31, in a 16th/17th-century hand, followed by a motto in the same hand in Greek "kalōs telōnēsanti" and in Latin "bene sit publicum curanti"; 18th/19th-century shelfmark on a1r "C---35"; 19th-century pencil number "622" on verso of front free endpaper; unread pencil code on rear free endpaper.

Other Information

CompletenessThe enumeration of provenance evidence is considered complete
Last Edit2021-06-03 12:00:00