tid00150500

Text-inc Id:

tid00150500

Headings:

[Dialogus inter clericum et militem super dignitate papali et regia:] Disputacio inter clericum et militem. Add: Compendium de vita Antechristi

Imprint:

[Cologne Nicolaus Götz about 1475]; [about 1478] 4° A page-for-page reprint from the edition by the Printer of Augustinus 'De fide', GW 8261; dated about 1478 on the basis of the state of the type by Schmitz (Gb Jb 1999); GW and CIBN dated about 1475

References:

ISTC: id00150500 Source: Cambridge UL

Cambridge Metadata:

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=130  0\$aDialogus inter clericum et militem.
=246  3\$aDialogus inter clericum et militem super dignitate papali et regia
=245  10$aDisputacio i[n]ter clericu[m] & milite[m] sup[er] potestate prelatis ecclesie atq[ue] principib[us] terrar[um] commissa sub forma dyalogi incipit feliciter.
=246  3\$aDialogus inter clericum et militem super potestate prelatis ecclesiae atque principibus terrarum commissa sub forma dialogi incipit foeliciter
=260  \\$a[Cologne :$bNicolaus Götz,$cca. 1475]
=300  \\$a[16] leaves ;$c184 mm. (4to)
=500  \\$aTitle from caption at incipit on leaf [a1] recto.
=500  \\$aA page-for-page reprint from the edition by the Printer of Augustinus 'De fide', GW 8261.
=500  \\$aDated to circa 1475 by GW and BN cat. des incun.
=500  \\$aDated to circa 1478 on the basis of the state of the type by Wolfgang Schmitz in "Die Kölner Ausgaben des "Dialogus inter clericum et militem" in buchgeschichtlicher Sicht" in Gutenberg-Jahrbuch, 74 (1999), 106-112.
=500  \\$aThe Dialogus has been erroneously ascribed to Guilelmus Ockham.
=500  \\$aFor the probable attribution of the Dialogus to Petrus de Bosco (Pierre Dubois), see GW 8271.
=500  \\$aSpaces left blank for initials on leaves [a1] recto and [b6] recto.
=500  \\$aSignatures:  [a-b⁸]
=505  0\$a[Petrus de Bosco]. Dialogus inter clericum et militem super dignitate papali et regia, [a1]r-[b5]v;  De nativitate et moribus Antichristi, entitled "Compendiu[m] de vita anticristi", [b6]r-[b8]v.
=510  4\$aBN cat. des incun.,$cD-93
=510  4\$aCopinger,$c1963a
=510  4\$aGW,$c8262
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=561  \\$aProvenance:  Formerly part of a composite volume possibly from the collection of John Moore, Bishop of Ely, but not listed among his printed books in E. Bernard, Catalogi librorum manuscriptorum Angliæ et Hiberniæ .... Oxford: E Theatro Sheldoniano ..., 1697, t. II, pp. 379-384, 390-391.  Presented to Cambridge University Library by King George I, 1715: the armorial bookplate "Munificentia regia 1715" on leaf a1 recto of item no. 1 in former volume, now Td.51.102.$5UkCU
=563  \\$aBinding:  Half brown morocco and marbled paper over pasteboards by Stoakley - late Hawes, England, Cambridge, 1893.$5UkCU
=599  \\$aFormerly items nos 12 and 13 in a larger pamphlet volume signed "G-4-69" together with other 15 texts: numbers "12" and "13" in ink on leaves [a1] recto and [b6] recto, and old library shelfmark "G-4-69-13" in pencil on leaf [a1] recto.  The first pamphlet in the volume was Petrus Aureolus. Compendium Bibliae totius, ed. J. Wimpheling.  [Strasbourg] : Ioanne Schotto pressore Argentinensi, 1514, now volume Td.51.102, with a 17th-century manuscript table of content on upper free endpaper, listing the "Dialogus inter clericum et militem de  and "Compendium de vita anticristi" as items 12 and 13.$5UkCU
=599  \\$aAnnotations:  A few marginal manuscript nota signs and marginalia in cursive hand in grey ink, Germany [?], late 15th or 16th century.  Marginal manuscript notes to De nativitate et moribus Antichristi in cursive hand in brown ink, England, 17th century.$5UkCU
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=650   backslash_zero_replaced$aAntichrist.
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=700  1\$aGötz, Nicolaus,$dfl. 1474-1480,$eprinter.
=700  1\$aMoore, John,$d1646-1714,$eformer owner.$5UkCU
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