tic00199500

Text-inc Id:

tic00199500

Headings:

Carillo de Albornoz, Alfonso Respuesta sobre la exposicion de la missa. Add: Oratio ad BMV "O intemerata et in aeternum benedicta" [Spanish]

Imprint:

[Burgos Fadrique de Basilea (Friedrich Biel) about 1500] 4°

References:

ISTC: ic00199500 Source: Cambridge UL

Cambridge Metadata:

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=035  \\$a(Uk-IS)ic00199500
=100  1\$aCarrillo de Albornoz, Alfonso.
=245  10$aRespuesta del obispo davila a una peticion del conde don alvaro destuñigo sobre la exposicion dela missa.$bConla oracion de nuestra señora. O intemerata.
=260  \\$a[Burgos :$bFadrique de Basilea (Friedrich Biel),$cabout 1500]
=300  \\$c[8] leaves :$bill. (woodcut initials) ;$cxxxx mmm. (4°)
=500  \\$aTitle from leaf [a1]r.
=500  \\$aSignatures a⁸.
=500  \\$aWoodcut initials on leaves [a1]v, measuring 52x53mm, and a4v, a5r and a8r, measuring 22x20mm.
=500  \\$aWritten by Alfonso Carillo de Albornoz, bishop of Avila 1498-1514.
=500  \\$a28 lines per page.
=500  \\$aImprint suggested by Haebler on typographical evidence.
=500  \\$aTwo different watermarks: conjoint leaf a4-a5 shows cuffed hand with cross on palm, flower; conjoint leaf a2-a7 shows hand with fingernails, plain wrist, flower. Watermarks have not been identified in Piccard or Briquet.
=500  \\$aSome variations from transcriptions given in GW and Vindel: see Oates 4053.
=510  4\$aHaebler (BI),$c122(5).
=510  4\$aOates, 4053.
=510  4\$aVindel (A),$cVII, 286.
=510  4\$aISTC,$cic00199500.
=510  4\$aGW,$c6135.
=561  \\$aProvenance: MS inscriptions (possibly pen trials) washed off throughout leaving staining. Belonged to Jacques Rosenthal, Munich according to Haebler. Purchased by Sir R. Leicester Harmsworth February 1922 from L'Art Ancien, Lugano (MS note on endpaper, and described in Sotheby's catalogue). Bookseller's description, no. 730, with price 500Frs tipped in to front free endpaper; possibly from L'Art Ancien? Purchased by University Library through the Wilson-Barkworth fund, at the Harmsworth sale, part 11, 8th July 1947 (lot 3236) (MS note on front free endpaper, also no. 93 written above). Other numbers written in pencil on endpapers: 458, 541. Wilson-Barkworth fund armorial bookplate inside front board.$5UkCU
=563  \\$aBinding: Quarter vellum, marbled endpapers, 19th century. Spine with gilt stars and compartments.$5UkCU
=599  \\$aWormed throughout, repairs undertaken crudely, some lost text completed in MS.$5UkCU
=600  00$aMary,$cBlessed Virgin, Saint$vPrayers and devotions$vEarly works to 1800.
=650   backslash_zero_replaced$aMass$vEarly works to 1800.
=655  \7$aArmorial bookplates (provenance)$zEngland$y20th century.$5rbprov
=700  1\$aRosenthal, Jacques,$eformer owner.$5UkCU
=700  1\$aHarmsworth, R. Leicester$q(Robert Leicester),$cSir,$d1870-1937,$eformer owner.$5UkCU
=700  1\$aWilson-Barkworth, Arthur Bromby,$d1854-1929,$eassociated name.$5UkCU
=700  1\$aBiel, Friedrich,$d-1517?,$eprinter.$5UkCU
=752  \\$aSpain$dBurgos

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