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stcn/315582243 Doetsch, Caspar

Title information

STCN ID315582243
TitleLux e tenebris, novis radiis aucta. Hoc est: Solemnissimæ divinæ revelationes, in usum seculi nostri factæ. / By Christophorus Kotterus et al. [Compiled and edited by J.A. Comenius]
Imprint1665 [= 1667]

Bibliographic information

Extent137.5 sheets
Format4º
Collationπ1 2π1 %-11%4 12%2 *-6*4 A-X4 2A-V4 2X1,2 3A-2B4 22A-3R4 3S2 3T4 3V2 3X-3Y4 4A-G4 5A-B4 (2B4 blank, lacks *1, blank?)
Fingerprint166504 - 1a1 % x. : 1a2 12%2 istiani$m - 2a1 *3 um$ : 2a2 6*3 iri,$m - 1b1 A2 $N : 1b2 X3 $g - 2b1 A2 oto$ : 2b2 X2 ,$p - 3b1 A2 $Or : 3b2 2b3 ire$D - *4b1 2A2 æ$meæ : 4b2 3Y3 mnes$j - c1 A2 1.$ : c2 G3 an - 5b1 A p : 5b2 B3 em$
Typographical featurestypographical title-page
engraved title-page
illustrations on title-page
illustrations outside collation
other illustrations
typeface Roman

Additional information

Country of publicationNetherlands
Language of publicationLatin
Year of publication1667
General NotePrinted in Amsterdam by Regnerus Smetius?
Subject headingTheology (Christian doctrine) →Thesaurus record

Persons responsible

Author/ContributorKotter, Christoph [Author] →Thesaurus record
Poniatowska, Krystyna [Contributor] →Thesaurus record
Drabich, Nicolai [Contributor] →Thesaurus record
Comenius, Jan Amos [Contributor] →Thesaurus record
Printer/PublisherS.l.s.n. →Thesaurus record
Smetius, Regnerus →Thesaurus record

Record Information

Publication typeMonograph
Statuschecked (v)
Last Edit2020-08-03 02:51:00

Holdings

Amsterdam, Bibliotheca Philosophica Hermetica : 8644
incomplete. – Illustration ‐ Illustration
London, Dr. Williams's Library : B.4.19

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Amsterdam, Bibliotheca Philosophica Hermetica: 8644
Amsterdam, Bibliotheca Philosophica Hermetica: 8644

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Title information

STCN ID315582243
TitleLux e tenebris, novis radiis aucta. Hoc est: Solemnissimæ divinæ revelationes, in usum seculi nostri factæ. / By Christophorus Kotterus et al. [Compiled and edited by J.A. Comenius]
Imprint1665 [= 1667]

Bibliographic information

Extent137.5 sheets
Format4º
Collationπ1 2π1 %-11%4 12%2 *-6*4 A-X4 2A-V4 2X1,2 3A-2B4 22A-3R4 3S2 3T4 3V2 3X-3Y4 4A-G4 5A-B4 (2B4 blank, lacks *1, blank?)
Fingerprint166504 - 1a1 % x. : 1a2 12%2 istiani$m - 2a1 *3 um$ : 2a2 6*3 iri,$m - 1b1 A2 $N : 1b2 X3 $g - 2b1 A2 oto$ : 2b2 X2 ,$p - 3b1 A2 $Or : 3b2 2b3 ire$D - *4b1 2A2 æ$meæ : 4b2 3Y3 mnes$j - c1 A2 1.$ : c2 G3 an - 5b1 A p : 5b2 B3 em$
Typographical featurestypographical title-page
engraved title-page
illustrations on title-page
illustrations outside collation
other illustrations
typeface Roman

Additional information

Country of publicationNetherlands
Language of publicationLatin
Year of publication1667
General NotePrinted in Amsterdam by Regnerus Smetius?
Subject headingTheology (Christian doctrine) →Thesaurus record

Persons responsible

Author/ContributorKotter, Christoph [Author] →Thesaurus record
Poniatowska, Krystyna [Contributor] →Thesaurus record
Drabich, Nicolai [Contributor] →Thesaurus record
Comenius, Jan Amos [Contributor] →Thesaurus record
Printer/PublisherS.l.s.n. →Thesaurus record
Smetius, Regnerus →Thesaurus record

Record Information

Publication typeMonograph
Statuschecked (v)
Last Edit2020-08-03 02:51:00

Holdings

Amsterdam, Bibliotheca Philosophica Hermetica : 8644
incomplete. – Illustration ‐ Illustration
London, Dr. Williams's Library : B.4.19