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Author

Richard, of St Victor

Uniform title

De Trinitate

Title

Egregii patris et clari theologi Ricardi quondam deuoti cœnobitæ Sancti Victoris iuxta muros Parisienses de superdiuina Trinitate theologicu[m] opus Hexade libroru[m] distinctu[m] et capitum XV. decadibus. : Adiunctus est commentarius artificio analytico: metaphysica[m] & humani sensus tranicendentem [sic] apicem sed rationali modo complectens intelligentiam. Quod opus ad dei trini honorem & piarum mentium exercitationem. Foeliciter prodeat in lucem.

Varying form of title

Portion of title: De superdiuina Trinitate theologicu[m] opus Hexade libroru[m] distinctu[m] et capitum XV. decadibus

Varying form of title

Running title: Ric. De Tri

Varying form of title

Portion of title: De superdiuina Trinitate theologicum opus Hexade librorum distinctum et capitum XV. decadibus

Varying form of title

Portion of title: De superdiuina Trinitate theologicu opus Hexade libroru distinctuet capitum XV. decadibus

Varying form of title

Portion of title: De superdivina Trinitate theologicu[m] opus Hexade libroru[m] distinctu[m] et capitum XV. decadibus

Imprint

[Paris] : [Henricus Stephanus], [1510]

Physical description

194, [6] leaves ; 21 cm (4to)

Note

Imprint details from colophon: "Hoc opus Compositum fuit in coenobio sancti Germani prope muros parisienses anno Christi saluatoris MDX. Et emissum ex officina Henrici Stephani eodem anno Christi Domini mensis Iulij Die. XIX.".

Note

Includes index.

Note

Signatures: a-z⁸ &⁸ A⁸.

Note

The Scottish-born Augustinian theologian Richard of Saint Victor is supposed to have composed this doctrine after his appointment as prior at Paris, in 1162.

Note

Edited by Jacques Lefèvre--RLIN/OCLC.

Note

Woodcut initials.

Citation/references note

Adams, R505

Citation/references note

CLC, R397

Citation/references note

David G. Selwyn, Edmund Geste and his books (London, 2017), R26

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 French binding; brown calf over pasteboard (i.e. paste-laminate board); sewn on four supports; boards covered with blind tooling, consisting of a rectangular frame at outer edges of boards, within which is a wide roll forming a frame filled in with two perpendicular rows each of two rolls, one of flies, and the other of flowers; raised bands; blind fillets and hatching on spine; later gilt fillets on spine; spine label with author and title; fore-edge title and press mark (S14). Possibly bound in Paris, see Selwyn.

Copy-specific note

Bound with: Josse Clichtove, De laude monasticae religionis (1513).

Subject

Trinity Early works to 1800.

Added entry--name

Lefèvre d'Étaples, Jacques editor.

Added entry--name

Estienne, Henri, 1470-1520 bookseller.

Added entry--name

Guest, Edmund, 1514?-1577 former owner.

Added entry--place

France Paris.

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24630$aDe superdiuina Trinitate theologicu[m] opus Hexade libroru[m] distinctu[m] et capitum XV. decadibus

24637$aRic. De Tri

24630$aDe superdiuina Trinitate theologicum opus Hexade librorum distinctum et capitum XV. decadibus

24630$aDe superdiuina Trinitate theologicu opus Hexade libroru distinctuet capitum XV. decadibus

24630$aDe superdivina Trinitate theologicu[m] opus Hexade libroru[m] distinctu[m] et capitum XV. decadibus

260##$a[Paris] :$b[Henricus Stephanus],$c[1510]

300##$a194, [6] leaves ;$c21 cm (4to)

500##$aImprint details from colophon: "Hoc opus Compositum fuit in coenobio sancti Germani prope muros parisienses anno Christi saluatoris MDX. Et emissum ex officina Henrici Stephani eodem anno Christi Domini mensis Iulij Die. XIX.".

500##$aIncludes index.

500##$aSignatures: a-z⁸ &⁸ A⁸.

500##$aThe Scottish-born Augustinian theologian Richard of Saint Victor is supposed to have composed this doctrine after his appointment as prior at Paris, in 1162.

500##$aEdited by Jacques Lefèvre--RLIN/OCLC.

500##$aWoodcut initials.

5104#$aAdams,$cR505

5104#$aCLC,$cR397

5104#$aDavid G. Selwyn, Edmund Geste and his books (London, 2017),$cR26

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 French binding; brown calf over pasteboard (i.e. paste-laminate board); sewn on four supports; boards covered with blind tooling, consisting of a rectangular frame at outer edges of boards, within which is a wide roll forming a frame filled in with two perpendicular rows each of two rolls, one of flies, and the other of flowers; raised bands; blind fillets and hatching on spine; later gilt fillets on spine; spine label with author and title; fore-edge title and press mark (S14). Possibly bound in Paris, see Selwyn.

590##$aBound with: Josse Clichtove, De laude monasticae religionis (1513).

650#0$aTrinity$vEarly works to 1800.

7001#$aLefèvre d'Étaples, Jacques,$eeditor.

7001#$aEstienne, Henri,$ebookseller.

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

752##$aFrance$dParis.