tif00117600

Text-inc Id:

tif00117600

Bod-inc Id:

F-023

Headings:

Ferrarius de Gradibus, Johannes Matthaeus Consilia de diversis aegritudinibus (ed. Lazarus Datarus).

Analysis of content:

1. a2r Ferrarius de Gradibus, Johannes Matthaeus: Consilia de diversis aegritudinibus. Edited by Lazarus Datarus. Incipit: ‘[C]asus domini Hermani talis est. Primo ipse fuis in dispositione lepre . . .’ Explicit: sit omnium factori laus See Henri-Maxime Ferrari da Grado, ‘Une chaire de médicine au xv^e siècle; un professeur à l'université de Pavie de 1432 à 1472', (thesis, Faculté de Médicine, Paris, 1899), 258, no. 11 and passim; Franco Buzzi, ‘Catalogazione e descrizione degli incunaboli di Gianmattio Ferrari da Agrate esistenti nelle biblioteche d'Italia e trascrizione con commento di alcune altre opere, che di lui si conservano nell'Archivio di Stato di Milano', Minerva medica (1960) [only seen in offprint].
2. p6v [Colophon.] With a reference to the editor Lazarus Datarus.
3. p7r [Table of contents.]

Imprint:

Pavia: Julianus de Zerbo, 7 Aug. 1482. Folio.

Collation:

a¹⁰ b–p⁸. Leaf e2 signed d2. Types: 93 G [GW: 93/94G], 130 G.

References:

Source: Bodleian ISTC: if00117600 GW 9828; H *7841; not in Pr; BSB‑Ink F‑71; Sack, Freiburg, 1427; Sheppard 5850. LCN: 12834488

Copies:

1. F-023(1) Copy Wanting n2, o2-7 and the blank leaves a1 and p8. On p6v, colophon, l. 1: ‘ . . . egritudīes . . .'; GW reads ‘ . . . egritudiēs . . .’ Outer margins of leaves a2-4 badly cropped. Binding: Modern leather, with blind-tooled calf from the previous binding re-used on the upper and the lower covers. Size: 364 × 264 × 33 mm. Size of leaf: 355 × 253 mm. Early marginal notes, some in red ink, also pen-trials and scribbles, some in English. Alphabetical index in a sixteenth-century hand attached at the end. On a2r a five-line initial ‘C' is supplied in blue, with reserved white decoration and edged in red, inhabited by a saint standing in front of a castle, the initial having foliate extensions into the margin in red and green; other initials and paragraph marks are supplied in red or blue. Capital strokes in red. Provenance: William Duwell (sixteenth century); signature on p7v: ‘Gulielmus Duwell'. Oxford, Radcliffe Library; book-plate. Date of acquisition unknown. Former Radcliffe shelfmarks: C.161. L. 8. SHELFMARK: RR.x.204 [RSL].