tig00565000

Text-inc Id:

tig00565000

Bod-inc Id:

G-279

Headings:

Guido de Monte Rochen Manipulus curatorum (2nd recension).

Analysis of content:

1. [a2r] [Table of contents.] ‘Tractatus primus de sacramentis. Et habet tria capitula . . .’
2. [a4r] Guido de Monte Rochen: [Letter addressed to] Raimundus Gaston, Bishop of Valencia. ‘[R]euerendo in cristo patri ac domino Raimundo diuina prouidencia sancte Valencie episcopo . . .’ See G‑276.
3. [a5r] ‘Diuisio libri.’
4. [a5v] Guido de Monte Rochen: Manipulus curatorum. ‘De institucione sacramentorum.’ Incipit: ‘[S]ciendum ergo quod omnia sacramenta . . .'; explicit: ‘cuius regni conciues nos faciat ex regum dominus dominancium Ihesus Cristus Amen.’
5. [p8v] [Colophon.]

Imprint:

[Augsburg]: Christmann Heyny, 14[8]1. Folio. Since Heyny is known to have printed only in 1481/2 the date ‘lxxj' is considered a misprint for 1481; in the Harvard copy a contemporary hand has corrected the date to ‘xlxxxi'; see Walsh 613.

Collation:

[a¹⁰ b–e⁸ f⁶⁺⁸⁺² g^8-2 h–p⁸]. GW describes four variant collations, resulting in copies in 120, 122, 128, or 130 leaves. Woodcut initials.

References:

Source: Bodleian ISTC: ig00565000 GW 11728; H *8171; Goff G‑565; BMC II 376; Pr 1816; BSB‑Ink G‑445; Sack, Freiburg, 1692; Sheppard 1310. LCN: 14459111

Copies:

1. G-279(1) Copy This copy corresponds to GW‘s collation no. 3. Wanting the blank leaf [a1]; several leaves in the fourth, fifth, and seventh gatherings misbound. Binding: Nineteenth-century half calf over pasteboards; perhaps bound for the Bodleian Library. Size: 278 × 190 × 27 mm. Size of leaf: 264 × 175 mm. On [a2r] an inscription partly cropped, unread; page numbers in brown ink in the centre of the upper margin and a few pointing hands supplied in an early hand. On [a4r] a woodcut initial decorated with blue and yellow. Provenance: Acquired between 1847 and c.1892; the shelfmark indicates that this may be a duplicate from Munich, Royal Library, acquired in 1850; not in Catalogus (1843) with Appendix. SHELFMARK: Auct. 5Q 5.13.