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Title

Speculum animae peccatricis.

Varying form of title

Opusculu[m] quod speculu[m] anime peccatricis inscribitur

Varying form of title

Opusculum quod speculum anime peccatricis inscribitur

Imprint

[Paris] : Antoine Caillaut, [about 1482-1484]

Physical description

26 leaves ; 190 mm x 134 mm (4to)

Note

Title and imprint from ISTC.

Note

Title on leaf a2r: "Opusculu[m] quod speculu[m] anime peccatricis inscribitur incipit feliciter".

Note

Colophon on leaf c10r: "Speculu[m] anime peccatricis a quoda[m] cartusiense editu[m] exaratu[m] p[er] Antoniu[m] Cayllaut: finit feliciter.".

Note

Spaces for initials, with printed guide letters; no guide letter for [M] on leaf c2r.

Note

Sometimes falsely attributed to Dionysius Carthusiensis, the Speculum is now attributed either to Jacobus de Gruytrode (cf. Bloomfield) or to Jacobus de Clusa (cf. L. Meier, Die Werke des Erfurter Karthäusers Jakob von Jüterbog, Münster, 1955) (CIBN). Jacobus de Clusa also recorded as Jacobus de Jüterbog or de Paradiso (Verfasserlexikon 2, Bd 4 col.478ff). See ISTC is00641600.

Note

Collation: a-b⁸ c¹⁰.

Citation/references note

ISTC, is00641600

Citation/references note

GW, M10744

Citation/references note

BSB-Ink, I-22

Citation/references note

CLC, S1625

Provenance

Armorial bookplate of R.A. Chermside M.D., with address “Paris Rue Taitbout” on upper pastedown.

Provenance

Book label of Salisbury Museum on upper pastedown: "Salisbury Museum Library Deposited 1920".

Provenance

Salisbury Cathedral Library bookplate (20th century, large format) with design based on the Dean and Chapter seal, and inscription “Sarvm Cathedral Library.”

Binding

17th-century French parchment over paper boards; blind fillets forming rectangular frame towards perimeter of boards, with lines intersecting some way in from the edges; smooth spine; text block edges sprinkled red and blue; titles in ink on spine.

Copy-specific note

Fifteenth-century decoratation, possibly French, in green and red: 4-line, and 3-line initials; paragraph marks; line fillers; highlighting of printed capitals; underlining of part titles, chapter titles, words, and citations.

Copy-specific note

Bound with three other incunabula: Nicolas de Hannapes, Exempla sacrae Scripturae ex utroque Testamento collecta (Paris, 1477/78) (ISTC in00105000); Aurelius Augustinus, Sermones ad heremitas. Add. Homiliae duae (Strassbourg, not after 1487)(ISTC ia01314000); Cordiale quattuor novissimorum (Paris, about 1485) (ISTC ic00891500). The four may have been bound together by the early 16th century. All four have very similar fifteenth- (or early sixteenth-) century decoration added in green and red.

Subject

Spiritual life Early works to 1800.

Added entry--name

Caillaut, Antoine, active 1483-1506 printer.

Added entry--name

Denis, the Carthusian, 1402-1471 attributed name.

Added entry--name

Jacobus, de Gruytrode, active 1440-1475 attributed name.

Added entry--name

Jacobus, de Clusa, 1381?-1465 attributed name.

Added entry--name

Chermside, Robert Alexander, Sir, 1792–1860 former owner.

Added entry--name

Salisbury and South Wiltshire Museum former owner.

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0410#$alat

24510$aSpeculum animae peccatricis.

2463#$aOpusculu[m] quod speculu[m] anime peccatricis inscribitur

2463#$aOpusculum quod speculum anime peccatricis inscribitur

260##$a[Paris] :$bAntoine Caillaut,$c[about 1482-1484]

300##$a26 leaves ;$c190 mm x 134 mm (4to)

500##$aTitle and imprint from ISTC.

500##$aTitle on leaf a2r: "Opusculu[m] quod speculu[m] anime peccatricis inscribitur incipit feliciter".

500##$aColophon on leaf c10r: "Speculu[m] anime peccatricis a quoda[m] cartusiense editu[m] exaratu[m] p[er] Antoniu[m] Cayllaut: finit feliciter.".

500##$aSpaces for initials, with printed guide letters; no guide letter for [M] on leaf c2r.

500##$aSometimes falsely attributed to Dionysius Carthusiensis, the Speculum is now attributed either to Jacobus de Gruytrode (cf. Bloomfield) or to Jacobus de Clusa (cf. L. Meier, Die Werke des Erfurter Karthäusers Jakob von Jüterbog, Münster, 1955) (CIBN). Jacobus de Clusa also recorded as Jacobus de Jüterbog or de Paradiso (Verfasserlexikon 2, Bd 4 col.478ff). See ISTC is00641600.

500##$aCollation: a-b<sup>8</sup> c<sup>10</sup>.

5104#$aISTC,$cis00641600

5104#$aGW,$cM10744

5104#$aBSB-Ink,$cI-22

5104#$aCLC,$cS1625

561##$aArmorial bookplate of R.A. Chermside M.D., with address “Paris Rue Taitbout” on upper pastedown.

561##$aBook label of Salisbury Museum on upper pastedown: "Salisbury Museum Library Deposited 1920".

561##$aSalisbury Cathedral Library bookplate (20th century, large format) with design based on the Dean and Chapter seal, and inscription “Sarvm Cathedral Library.”

563##$a17th-century French parchment over paper boards; blind fillets forming rectangular frame towards perimeter of boards, with lines intersecting some way in from the edges; smooth spine; text block edges sprinkled red and blue; titles in ink on spine.

590##$aFifteenth-century decoratation, possibly French, in green and red: 4-line, and 3-line initials; paragraph marks; line fillers; highlighting of printed capitals; underlining of part titles, chapter titles, words, and citations.

590##$aBound with three other incunabula: Nicolas de Hannapes, Exempla sacrae Scripturae ex utroque Testamento collecta (Paris, 1477/78) (ISTC in00105000); Aurelius Augustinus, Sermones ad heremitas. Add. Homiliae duae (Strassbourg, not after 1487)(ISTC ia01314000); Cordiale quattuor novissimorum (Paris, about 1485) (ISTC ic00891500). The four may have been bound together by the early 16th century. All four have very similar fifteenth- (or early sixteenth-) century decoration added in green and red.

650#0$aSpiritual life$vEarly works to 1800.

7001#$aCaillaut, Antoine,$dactive 1483-1506$eprinter.

7000#$aDenis,$cthe Carthusian,$d402-1471$eattributed name.

7000#$aJacobus,$cde Gruytrode,$dactive 1440-1475$eattributed name.

7000#$aJacobus,$cde Clusa,$d1381?-1465$eattributed name.

7001#$aChermside, Robert Alexander,$cSir,$d1792–1860$eformer owner.

7102#$aSalisbury and South Wiltshire Museum,$eformer owner.