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Libellulus secundarum intentionum

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[Paris] André Bocard [about 1493] 4° This text was used for schools in Oxford under the title Bene fundatum. See note to Duff 252

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=245  10$aLibellulus secundarum nitentionum [sic] logicaliu[m] nouiter compilatus. pro scholaribus.
=246  3\$aLibellulus secundarum intentionum logicarum
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=300  \\$a[8] leaves ;$c198 mm (4to.)
=500  \\$aThis text was used for schools in Oxford under the title Bene fundatum. See note to Duff 252.
=500  \\$aTitle from a1 recto.
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=561  \\$aProvenance: Inscribed at head of title page "Liber Wylli[a]m Edys monachi de burton [i.e. William Edys, last abbot of Burton Abbey; see A.B. Emden, A biographical register of the University of Oxford, A.D. 1501 to 1540, p. 187)]" At foot of title page, upside down, in a seventeenth-century hand: "Iohn Norrye". In a seventeenth-century hand on probably the original front free end paper "Robertus medowcroft me iure tenet". Below this in an earlier hand "Thomas cheales". From the Holdsworth Bequest (collection of Richard Holdsworth, adjudged to the University in 1664). Annotations: Notes and mottoes on title page and its verso; extensive notes on final blank page and leaf following. On a4 recto by the colophon the vers "Oxonia[m] quare venisti in meditare [sic] Nocte dieq[ue] caue tempus consumere pr[aue]". The same text (with "premeditare" for "in meditare") was formerly inscribed on a window in Mob Quad, Merton College Oxford. Old shelfmark: P*.11.7.1.$5UkCU
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