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Incipit epistola sancti Hieronymi ad Paulinu[m] presbyteru[m], de omnibus diuin[a]e histori[a]e libris

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The item Incipit epistola sancti Hieronymi ad Paulinu[m] presbyteru[m], de omnibus diuin[a]e histori[a]e libris represents a specific, individual, material embodiment of a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Sydney Jones Library, University of Liverpool.
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Bible

Editor

Bussi, Giovanni Andrea, 1417-1475

Translator

Palmieri, Matteo, 1423-1483

Contributor

Language: lat

Work

Publication

Hoc opus Bibliae effigiatum est in nuremberga oppido germanie celebratissimo, iussu Andreae frisner Bunsidelensis artiumliberalium magistri; et Joannis sensenschmit ... , Anno ab incarnatione domini, MCCCLXXV quito idus decembris. 9 December 1475

Extent: 2 volumes ([458] leaves)

Note

Unsigned
Title from incipit of Jerome's letter at head of [b1r] (leaf [9r]), printed in red
Title from ISTC: Biblia latina. Ed: Johannes Andreas, bishop of Aleria. Add: Aristeas: Ad Philocratem de lxx interpretibus (Tr: Matthias Palmerius)
Imprint from colophon, printed on red on leaf [216] verso of volume 2
Printer's device on leaf [216] verso of volume 2, printed in red
Chapter headings printed in red ink
Edited by Giovanni Andrea Bussi, Bishop of Aleria -- see prefatory letter
"A reprint of the edition printed at Rome by Sweynheym and Pannartz in 1471" -- BM 15th cent
Includes [Pseudo]-Aristeas: Ad Philocratem de lxx interpretibus. Translated by Mattia Palmieri
With "Interpretationes hebraicorum nominum", which Bod-inc ascribes to Stephen Langton
Some books preceded by Jerome's preface. For a full breakdown of contents, see Bod-inc, B-253
Text in double columns
Four line capitals printed in red; spaces left for larger capitals
Printed headlines

Instance

Label: Incipit epistola sancti Hieronymi ad Paulinu[m] presbyteru[m], de omnibus diuin[a]e histori[a]e libris

Title: Incipit epistola sancti Hieronymi ad Paulinu[m] presbyteru[m], de omnibus diuin[a]e histori[a]e libris

Title variation: Epistola sancti Hieronymi ad Paulinu[m] presbyteru[m], de omnibus diuin[a]e histori[a]e libris

Creator

Bible

Contributor

Bookseller

Henry Young (Firm)

Contributor

Langton, Stephen, -1228

Donor

Jones, C. Sydney, (Charles Sydney), Sir, 1872-1947

Editor

Bussi, Giovanni Andrea, 1417-1475

Former owner

Printer

Translator

Palmieri, Matteo, 1423-1483

Subject

Genre

Language: lat

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Biblia Latina

http://bibfra.me/vocab/relation/bookbinder: 1fcMZRP0KMM

Cataloging source: UkLiU

Citation location within source

ib00544000
B-253
II 407
B544
4219

Citation source

ISTC
Bod-inc.
BMC
Goff
GW

http://bibfra.me/vocab/lite/collectionName

Bible
Biblia Latina

Index: no index present

Literary form: non fiction

http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorDate

-419 or 420
1799-1883
1417-1475
-1504
1423-1483
1850-1910
1815-1878
1872-1947
1872-1947
-1228
-1491?

http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorName

Pseudo Aristeas
Jerome
Bedford, Francis
Bussi, Giovanni Andrea
Frisner, Andreas
Palmieri, Matteo
Huth, Alfred Henry
Huth, Henry
Jones, C. Sydney
Jones, C. Sydney
Langton, Stephen
Sensenschmidt, Johann
Henry Young (Firm)
University of Liverpool

Label: Incipit epistola sancti Hieronymi ad Paulinu[m] presbyteru[m], de omnibus diuin[a]e histori[a]e libris

Instantiates

Incipit epistola sancti Hieronymi ad Paulinu[m] presbyteru[m], de omnibus diuin[a]e histori[a]e libris

Publication

Hoc opus Bibliae effigiatum est in nuremberga oppido germanie celebratissimo, iussu Andreae frisner Bunsidelensis artiumliberalium magistri; et Joannis sensenschmit ... , Anno ab incarnatione domini, MCCCLXXV quito idus decembris. 9 December 1475

Note

Unsigned
Title from incipit of Jerome's letter at head of [b1r] (leaf [9r]), printed in red
Title from ISTC: Biblia latina. Ed: Johannes Andreas, bishop of Aleria. Add: Aristeas: Ad Philocratem de lxx interpretibus (Tr: Matthias Palmerius)
Imprint from colophon, printed on red on leaf [216] verso of volume 2
Printer's device on leaf [216] verso of volume 2, printed in red
Chapter headings printed in red ink
Edited by Giovanni Andrea Bussi, Bishop of Aleria -- see prefatory letter
"A reprint of the edition printed at Rome by Sweynheym and Pannartz in 1471" -- BM 15th cent
Includes [Pseudo]-Aristeas: Ad Philocratem de lxx interpretibus. Translated by Mattia Palmieri
With "Interpretationes hebraicorum nominum", which Bod-inc ascribes to Stephen Langton
Some books preceded by Jerome's preface. For a full breakdown of contents, see Bod-inc, B-253
Text in double columns
Four line capitals printed in red; spaces left for larger capitals
Printed headlines

Dimensions: 2° (48 cm)

Extent: 2 volumes ([458] leaves)

Ownership

Several richly ornamented illuminated initials, with floral borders, some including drawings of animals. On leaf [12] recto of volume 1, in right hand margin, a circular picture of the universe after the creation of the heavens. Large flourished initials in blue or red with white and green ornamentation at beginning of each book.
Some marginal annotations in volume 2, faded (probably through washing). These are primarily corrections, in an early hand.
Black leather oval bookplate, with tooling in gilt: "Ex Musæo Huthi". This bookplate was added to books for the sale of the library of Alfred Henry Huth, in November 1911 and June 1912 (item number 654 in the catalogue of this sale, which was undertaken by Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge). This library was begun by Huth's father, Henry Huth.
In pencil on front free endpaper verso volume 1: "coll. per. R.B.", followed by bookseller's price code.
Volume 1 - catalogue cutting on front free endpaper verso, with inscription in ink: "Purchased from H Young Sons Liverpool by C.S.J. November 1912". Above this, in pencil: "£90. Purchased from Henry Young's of Liverpool by C. Sidney [sic.] Jones, Nov 1912".
Volume 2 - in pencil on front free endpaper verso: "£60. Purchased from Henry Young's of Liverpool by C. Sidney Jones, November 1912. Vol. 2".
Presented to the University of Liverpool by Sir C. Sydney Jones, June 1945 (see University of Liverpool archives S2664/(a)/36: "Books presented by Sir C. Sydney Jones, 6 February, 1945" by Dora Yates). Accession number G17595 (volume 1) and G17596 (volume 2).

Label: Incipit epistola sancti Hieronymi ad Paulinu[m] presbyteru[m], de omnibus diuin[a]e histori[a]e libris

Publication

Hoc opus Bibliae effigiatum est in nuremberga oppido germanie celebratissimo, iussu Andreae frisner Bunsidelensis artiumliberalium magistri; et Joannis sensenschmit ... , Anno ab incarnatione domini, MCCCLXXV quito idus decembris. 9 December 1475

Note

Unsigned
Title from incipit of Jerome's letter at head of [b1r] (leaf [9r]), printed in red
Title from ISTC: Biblia latina. Ed: Johannes Andreas, bishop of Aleria. Add: Aristeas: Ad Philocratem de lxx interpretibus (Tr: Matthias Palmerius)
Imprint from colophon, printed on red on leaf [216] verso of volume 2
Printer's device on leaf [216] verso of volume 2, printed in red
Chapter headings printed in red ink
Edited by Giovanni Andrea Bussi, Bishop of Aleria -- see prefatory letter
"A reprint of the edition printed at Rome by Sweynheym and Pannartz in 1471" -- BM 15th cent
Includes [Pseudo]-Aristeas: Ad Philocratem de lxx interpretibus. Translated by Mattia Palmieri
With "Interpretationes hebraicorum nominum", which Bod-inc ascribes to Stephen Langton
Some books preceded by Jerome's preface. For a full breakdown of contents, see Bod-inc, B-253
Text in double columns
Four line capitals printed in red; spaces left for larger capitals
Printed headlines

Dimensions: 2° (48 cm)

Extent: 2 volumes ([458] leaves)

Ownership

Several richly ornamented illuminated initials, with floral borders, some including drawings of animals. On leaf [12] recto of volume 1, in right hand margin, a circular picture of the universe after the creation of the heavens. Large flourished initials in blue or red with white and green ornamentation at beginning of each book.
Some marginal annotations in volume 2, faded (probably through washing). These are primarily corrections, in an early hand.
Black leather oval bookplate, with tooling in gilt: "Ex Musæo Huthi". This bookplate was added to books for the sale of the library of Alfred Henry Huth, in November 1911 and June 1912 (item number 654 in the catalogue of this sale, which was undertaken by Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge). This library was begun by Huth's father, Henry Huth.
In pencil on front free endpaper verso volume 1: "coll. per. R.B.", followed by bookseller's price code.
Volume 1 - catalogue cutting on front free endpaper verso, with inscription in ink: "Purchased from H Young Sons Liverpool by C.S.J. November 1912". Above this, in pencil: "£90. Purchased from Henry Young's of Liverpool by C. Sidney [sic.] Jones, Nov 1912".
Volume 2 - in pencil on front free endpaper verso: "£60. Purchased from Henry Young's of Liverpool by C. Sidney Jones, November 1912. Vol. 2".
Presented to the University of Liverpool by Sir C. Sydney Jones, June 1945 (see University of Liverpool archives S2664/(a)/36: "Books presented by Sir C. Sydney Jones, 6 February, 1945" by Dora Yates). Accession number G17595 (volume 1) and G17596 (volume 2).

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