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Headings:: Dialogi decem variorum auctorum
Imprint:: [Cologne Printer of the 'Flores Sancti Augustini' (Johann Schilling) 1473] f° The date 1473 appears on fol. 1v. The printer is tentatively identified as Johann Veldener by S. Corsten, in Journal of the Printing Historical Society 11 (1976/77) pp. 1-18, but as Schilling by Needham(Corsten Festschrift) pp. 121 ff.; Con: Isidorus Hispalensis: De spirituali consolatione. Hieronymus: De consolatione infirmorum (i.e. Maximus Taurinensis: Epistula ad amicum aegrotum). Bartholomaeus Fatius: De vitae felicitate. Seneca: De remediis fortuitorum. Laurentius Valla: De libero arbitrio. Maphaeus Vegius: Philalethes; De felicitate ac miseria. Poggius Florentinus: Contra avaritiam. Bonaccursius de Montemagno: Controversia de nobilitate. Dialogus consolatorius inter Antonium et Bernardum de casu rei publicae

Headings:: Dialogus creaturarum moralisatus [Dutch] Twespraec der creaturen
Imprint:: Delft Christiaen Snellaert 2 Nov. 1488 f° Reproductions of the watermarks found in the paper used in this edition are provided by the Koninklijke Bibliotheek, National Library of the Netherlands.; Woodcuts; Ascribed to Nicolaus Pergamenus on the basis of Paris BN MS. lat 8512, and to the Milanese doctor Mayno de Mayneriis (Magninus Mediolanensis) on the basis of a MS. at Cremona C, supported by local references in the text (Pio Rajna, Intorno al cosiddetto Dialogus creaturarum ed al suo autore, in Giornale storico della letteratura italiana 10 (1887) pp.75-113)

Headings:: Dialogus inter Hugonem, Catonem, et Oliverium super libertate ecclesiastica
Imprint:: Rheinstein (Fautsberg); [Cologne; 'Supra Rychensteyn' [n.pr., for Erwin von Stege]; Nicolaus Götz?] 14 June 1477 f° Printed with the types of Nicolaus Götz. On the location of this press, described in the colophon as 'Supra Rychensteyn', see Geldner I p.226. O. Zaretzky (ZfB 1906), followed by Polain and Goff had taken it to be a house at Cologne. BSB-Ink suggests Burg Fautsberg-Reichenstein; By Heinrich Urdemann (GW)

Headings:: Dits des philosophes [English] The dictes or sayengis of the philosophres. Translated from the French of Guillaume de Tignonville, by Anthony Wydeville (or Woodville), Earl Rivers
Imprint:: Westminster William Caxton [1477]; 18 Nov. 1477 f° The Manchester copy, Duff 123a, has an additional colophon with the date 18 Nov. 1477. L. Hellinga argues that the date is valid for this copy only: see Caxton in Focus (1982), pp.77-80

Headings:: Homiliarius doctorum de tempore et de sanctis a Paulo Diacono collectus
Imprint:: [Cologne] Conrad Winters, de Homborch [about 1478]; [about 1480] f° GW dates about 1480

Headings:: Hortus sanitatis
Imprint:: [Strassburg; [Cologne Johann Prüss; Heinrich Quentell] not after 21 Oct. 1497] f° Woodcuts; The Harvard Arnold Arboretum copy has a note of acquisition dated 21 Oct. 1497 (Walsh 212); Proctor assigned to Quentell

Headings:: Torah. Comm: Solomon ben Isaac
Imprint:: Bologna Abraham ben Hayyim, for Joseph Caravita 26 Jan. 1482 f° On the collation, see Christie's (Paris) 30 April 2014 lot 36; With the Targum of Onkelos. Ed: Joseph Hayyim ben Aaron Strasbourg Zarfati

Headings:: Biblia latina. 36 lines
Imprint:: [Bamberg; [Mainz Printer of the 36-line Bible; [Albrecht Pfister?]; [Johann Gutenberg]; n.pr. not after 1461]; before 1460] f° The date of rubrication 1461 is found on a single leaf, Paris BN (DeR(M) 23,13), formerly the last leaf of the Wolfenbüttel HAB copy. For arguments favouring Gutenberg as printer see G.D. Painter, in D.E. Rhodes (ed.), Essays in honour of Victor Scholderer (Mainz, 1970) pp.292-322. Polain assigns to Mainz, before 1460; Some copies have (fragments of) a printed rubrication guide in six leaves: Bamberg SB, Cambridge UL, Halle ULB, München BSB, Paris BN (cf. B. Pfeil, Ein weiteres Fragment des 'Registrum rubricarum' der 36zeiligen Bibel - http://www.db-thueringen.de/servlets/DerivateServlet/Derivate-14371/fragment_registrum.pdf)