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=100 1\$aDonatus, Aelius.
=240 10$aIanua
=245 10$aDonatus Melior :$bCatonis Carmen de moribus. De Arte Libellus.
=246 3\$aRudimenta grammatices
=260 \\$aImpressum Mediolani :$bPer magistru[m] Leonardum pacchel [for Johannes de Legnano],$cAnno .M.CCCClxxxxyiiii. die .xxi. octobris [21 October 1499]
=300 \\$a[40] leaves :$binits (woodcut) ;$c191 mm. (4to)
=500 \\$aTitle from title page on leaf [a1] recto.
=500 \\$aImprint from colophon on leaf e8 recto.
=500 \\$aColophon on leaf e8r and not e7v as stated in GW.
=500 \\$aWoodcut publisher's device on leaf [a1] recto and initials on leaves a2 recto and d4 recto.
=500 \\$aSignatures: a-e⁸. First leaf, [a1], unsigned.
=505 0\$aTitle page, with publisher's device, [a1]r; Antonius Mancinellus Veliternus. [Dedication letter addressed to] Pindarus and Quintus and Sextus, dated Rome, 1 December 1487, [a1]v; [Verse], incipit "Ianua sum rudibus primam cupientibus artem", a2r; [Pseudo-]Aelius Donatus. Ianua [i.e. Rudimenta grammatices, or Donatus Melior], edited by Antonius Mancinellus, incipit "Poeta quæ pars est: nomen est", a2r-d2v; Antonius Mancinellus. Epistola ad lectorem, incipit "Donati. Melioris superiori editio[n]e: quæda[m] ut euenit impressores corruperant", d2v-d4r; [Disticha Catonis], entitled "Cato[n]is d[e] morib[us]", incipit "Si deus est animus nobis", edited by Antonius Mancinellus, d4v-e1v, preceded by [Epistola Catonis], incipit "Cum animaduerterem q[uam] plurimos homines errare grauiter in via moru[m] succurendu[m] opinioni", d4r; Antonius Mancinellus. De arte libellus, e2r-e8r; colophon, e8r.
=510 4\$aCopinger,$c3802
=510 4\$aGW,$c9022
=510 4\$aISTC,$cid00348500
=510 4\$aOates,$c2305
=561 \\$aProvenance: Inscribed "Jacobi Corbinelli" on leaf [a1] recto, Italy or France, second half of the 16th century. Marked "B 40 n si<...>" in ink on leaf [a1] recto, cropped away, late 16th or 17th century. Philip S. King, his bookplate with motto "labor ipse voluptas" on upper pastedown; presented by him on 10 June 1895.$5UkCU
=563 \\$aBinding: Blind-tooled brown calf over pasteboards, England, 18th century; rebacked, Cambinders, 1970.$5UkCU
=599 \\$aOld foliation "1-39" supplied by hand in ink on upper right corner of leaves a2r-e8r, England, 18th century.$5UkCU
=650 backslash_zero_replaced$aLatin language$xGrammar$vEarly works to 1500.
=650 backslash_zero_replaced$aAphorisms and apothegms$vEarly works to 1800.
=655 \7$aIllustrations (Layout features)$zItaly$y15th century.$2aat$5UkCU
=655 \7$aAnnotations (Provenance)$zItaly$y16th century.$2rbprov$5UkCU
=655 \7$aBookplates (Provenance)$zEngland$y19th century.$2rbprov$5UkCU
=700 1\$aMancinelli, Antonio,$d1452-approximately 1505,$eeditor.
=700 1\$aLegnano, Johannes de,$dactive 1480-1501,$epublisher.
=700 1\$aPachel, Leonhard,$dactive 1477-1511,$eprinter.
=700 1\$aCorbinelli, Jacopo,$dactive 1568-1580,$eformer owner.$5UkCU.
=700 1\$aKing, Philip S.$q(Philip Stephen),$d1819-1908,$eformer owner,$edonor.$5UkCU
=730 02$aCatonis disticha.
=752 \\$aItaly$dMilan.
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