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Author

Cato, Dionysius

Title

Disticha de moribus. Comm: Philippus de Bergamo, Robertus de Euremodio.

Varying form of title

Catho moralizatus alias Speculum regiminis quo ad vtriusq[ue] hominis reformationem

Varying form of title

Catho moralizatus

Varying form of title

Speculum regiminis quo ad vtriusq[ue] hominis reformationem

Varying form of title

Speculum regiminis quo ad vtriusque hominis reformationem

Varying form of title

Speculum regiminis quo ad utriusque hominis reformationem

Imprint

Lyon: Jean de Vingle, 28 Jan. 1497/98

Physical description

274 leaves : ill. (woodcuts) ; 240 x 170 mm (4to)

Note

Title and imprint from ISTC.

Note

Title on a1r: "Catho moralizatus alias Speculum regiminis quo ad vtriusq[ue] hominis reformationem.".

Note

Colophon on leaf L7r: "Impressum Lugduni per Iohannem de Uingle. Anno domini. D. CCCC.xcvij. die xxviij. Ianuarij.".

Note

Rather than a commentary on the Disticha Catonis this text is an original work, Speculum regiminis, by Philippus de Bergamo with additions by Robertus de Euremodio (ISTC, citing Goff and Hillard).

Note

The year of printing is probably 1497 because the 28 Jan. 1498 was a Sunday (ISTC, citing CIBN and Hillard).

Note

Collation: a-c⁸ d¹⁰ e-z⁸ A-L⁸.

Note

With three woodcut illustrations, on leaves a2v (full page), e1r (22 lines high), and r3r (22 lines high), and woodcut initials.

Note

Contents include: Philippus de Bergamo/Robertus de Euremodio?, Speculum regiminis [Commentary on the Epistola Catonis]; Philippus de Bergamo/Robertus de Euremodio?, Speculum regiminis [Commentary on the Breves Sententiæ]; Philippus de Bergamo/Robertus de Euremodio?: Speculum regiminis [Commentary on the Disticha Catonis]; Philippus de Bergamo/Robertus de Euremodio?, Disticha Catonis with commentary. A full list of contents is given in Bod-Inc: C-127: http://incunables.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/record/C-127.

Note

Final leaf blank. Leaf a2 mis-signed a3. Leaf v2 mis-signed v3.

Citation/references note

ISTC, ic00295000

Citation/references note

Bod-Inc, C-127

Citation/references note

GW, 6280

Citation/references note

CLC, C770

Citation/references note

David G. Selwyn, Edmund Geste and his books (London, 2017), P25

Provenance

Identified by David Selwyn as having belonged to Edmund Guest (1514?-1577), with pressmark M45 (or possibly M18, M15, or M48). Selwyn notes that the title on the fore-edge is in a hand "not very characteristic" of Guest.

Provenance

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

Binding

19th-century brown half-calf; boards covered with marbled paper; paper boards; blind rolls on boards; spine with four flat raised bands, gilt fillets, and blind rolls; head-edge and tail-edge stained red; title in ink on fore-edge; pressmark M45 [?] on fore-edge.

Subject

Morality Early works to 1800.

Added entry--name

Filippo, da Bergamo, active 14th century author.

Added entry--name

Euremodio, Robertus de author.

Added entry--name

Vingle, Jean de, active 1493-1512 printer.

Added entry--name

Guest, Edmund, 1514?-1577 former owner.

Added entry--place

France Lyon.

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0410#$alat

1001#$aCato, Dionysius.

24510$aDisticha de moribus. Comm: Philippus de Bergamo, Robertus de Euremodio.

2463#$aCatho moralizatus alias Speculum regiminis quo ad vtriusq[ue] hominis reformationem

2463#$aCatho moralizatus

2463#$aSpeculum regiminis quo ad vtriusq[ue] hominis reformationem

2463#$aSpeculum regiminis quo ad vtriusque hominis reformationem

2463#$aSpeculum regiminis quo ad utriusque hominis reformationem

260##$aLyon:$bJean de Vingle,$c28 Jan. 1497/98

300##$a274 leaves :$bill. (woodcuts) ;$c240 x 170 mm (4to)

500##$aTitle and imprint from ISTC.

500##$aTitle on a1r: "Catho moralizatus alias Speculum regiminis quo ad vtriusq[ue] hominis reformationem.".

500##$aColophon on leaf L7r: "Impressum Lugduni per Iohannem de Uingle. Anno domini. D. CCCC.xcvij. die xxviij. Ianuarij.".

500##$aRather than a commentary on the Disticha Catonis this text is an original work, Speculum regiminis, by Philippus de Bergamo with additions by Robertus de Euremodio (ISTC, citing Goff and Hillard).

500##$aThe year of printing is probably 1497 because the 28 Jan. 1498 was a Sunday (ISTC, citing CIBN and Hillard).

500##$aCollation: a-c8 d10 e-z8 A-L8.

500##$aWith three woodcut illustrations, on leaves a2v (full page), e1r (22 lines high), and r3r (22 lines high), and woodcut initials.

500##$aContents include: Philippus de Bergamo/Robertus de Euremodio?, Speculum regiminis [Commentary on the Epistola Catonis]; Philippus de Bergamo/Robertus de Euremodio?, Speculum regiminis [Commentary on the Breves Sententiæ]; Philippus de Bergamo/Robertus de Euremodio?: Speculum regiminis [Commentary on the Disticha Catonis]; Philippus de Bergamo/Robertus de Euremodio?, Disticha Catonis with commentary. A full list of contents is given in Bod-Inc: C-127: http://incunables.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/record/C-127.

500##$aFinal leaf blank. Leaf a2 mis-signed a3. Leaf v2 mis-signed v3.

5104#$aISTC,$cic00295000

5104#$aBod-Inc,$cC-127

5104#$aGW,$c6280

5104#$aCLC,$cC770

5104#$aDavid G. Selwyn, Edmund Geste and his books (London, 2017),$cP25

561##$aIdentified by David Selwyn as having belonged to Edmund Guest (1514?-1577), with pressmark M45 (or possibly M18, M15, or M48). Selwyn notes that the title on the fore-edge is in a hand "not very characteristic" of Guest.

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

563##$a19th-century brown half-calf; boards covered with marbled paper; paper boards; blind rolls on boards; spine with four flat raised bands, gilt fillets, and blind rolls; head-edge and tail-edge stained red; title in ink on fore-edge; pressmark M45 [?] on fore-edge.

650#0$aMorality$vEarly works to 1800.

7000#$aFilippo,$cda Bergamo,$dactive 14th century$eauthor.

7001#$aEuremodio, Robertus de,$eauthor.

7001#$aVingle, Jean de,$dactive 1493-1512$eprinter.

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

752##$aFrance$dLyon.