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Author

Naogeorg, Thomas, 1511-1563

Title

In Primam D. Ioannis Epistolam Annotationes, quae uice prolixi commentarij esse possunt. / Thoma Naogeorgo Straubingensi autore.

Imprint

[Frankfurt am Main] : [Peter Braubach], Anno M. D. XXXXIIII. [1544]

Physical description

150, [2] leaves; 15 cm (8vo)

Note

Place of printing and name of printer from VD 16 and the Printers' Devices database at Library of the University of Barcelona, Ancient Books section.

Note

Signatures: A-T⁸.

Note

Printer's device (head of Janus) on title page and folio T8v.

Note

Woodcut initials.

Citation/references note

CLC, K128

Citation/references note

David G. Selwyn, Edmund Geste and his books (London, 2017), K3

Citation/references note

VD 16, K 976

Provenance

Identified by David Selwyn as having belonged to Edmund Guest (1514?-1577).

Provenance

Salisbury Cathedral Library bookplate (19th century) with 13th-century Dean and Chapter seal and inscription “Sarum Cathedral Library.”

Binding

16th-century dark brown calf over pasteboards (made from printed waste); sewn on four tanned leather thongs; blind fillets forming rectangular frame toward perimeter of boards, with blind stamps at inner corners and in centre of boards; spine with four raised bands and horizontal blind fillets; titles in ink on fore-edge; pressmark B33 on fore-edge; remains of two ties at fore-edge; parchment manuscript waste used as pastedowns, now free (identified by David Selwyn as two leaves of a 13th/14th-century English manuscript of Thomas Aquinas, In libros Sententiarum).

Copy-specific note

Bound with two other works: Meyer, In utranque D. Pauli epistolam ad Corinthios (Frankfurt, 1546); In secundam et tertia[m] Epistola[m] Ioannis [Bible. 2nd and 3rd Epistles of John] (London, 1536); Naogeorg, In primam D. Ioannis epistolam (Frankfurt, 1544).

Subject

Bible. Epistle of John, 1st Commentaries Early works to 1800.

Added entry--name

Braubach, Peter, 1500?-1567 printer.

Added entry--name

Guest, Edmund, 1514?-1577 former owner.

Added entry--place

Germany Frankfurt-am-Main.

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0410#$alat

1001#$aNaogeorg, Thomas, 1511-1563.

24510$aIn Primam D. Ioannis Epistolam Annotationes, quae uice prolixi commentarij esse possunt. /$cThoma Naogeorgo Straubingensi autore.

260##$a[Frankfurt am Main] :$b[Peter Braubach],$cAnno M. D. XXXXIIII. [1544]

300##$a150, [2] leaves;$c15 cm (8vo)

500##$aPlace of printing and name of printer from VD 16 and the Printers' Devices database at Library of the University of Barcelona, Ancient Books section.

500##$aSignatures: A-T<sup>8</sup>.

500##$aPrinter's device (head of Janus) on title page and folio T8v.

500##$aWoodcut initials.

5104#$aCLC,$cK128

5104#$aDavid G. Selwyn, Edmund Geste and his books (London, 2017),$cK3

5104#$aVD 16,$cK 976

561##$aIdentified by David Selwyn as having belonged to Edmund Guest (1514?-1577).

561##$aSalisbury Cathedral Library bookplate (19th century) with 13th-century Dean and Chapter seal and inscription “Sarum Cathedral Library.”

563##$a16th-century dark brown calf over pasteboards (made from printed waste); sewn on four tanned leather thongs; blind fillets forming rectangular frame toward perimeter of boards, with blind stamps at inner corners and in centre of boards; spine with four raised bands and horizontal blind fillets; titles in ink on fore-edge; pressmark B33 on fore-edge; remains of two ties at fore-edge; parchment manuscript waste used as pastedowns, now free (identified by David Selwyn as two leaves of a 13th/14th-century English manuscript of Thomas Aquinas, In libros Sententiarum).

590##$aBound with two other works: Meyer, In utranque D. Pauli epistolam ad Corinthios (Frankfurt, 1546); In secundam et tertia[m] Epistola[m] Ioannis [Bible. 2nd and 3rd Epistles of John] (London, 1536); Naogeorg, In primam D. Ioannis epistolam (Frankfurt, 1544).

63000$aBible.$pEpistle of John, 1st$vCommentaries$tEarly works to 1800.

7001#$aBraubach, Peter,$d1500?-1567$eprinter.

7001#$aGuest, Edmund,$d1514?-1577$eformer owner.

752##$aGermany$dFrankfurt-am-Main.