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[Grammatica]

Archive Print Item: BC Incunabula SER

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Type of record: Book

Title: [Grammatica]

Level: Item

Classmark: BC Incunabula SER

Creator(s): Serpus, Franciscus

Additional creator(s): Cori, Bernardino de' (Printer); Brotherton, Edward Allen Brotherton 1st baron (1856-1930) (Former owner)

Publisher: per Bernardinum de Choris de Cremona; Bernardinus de Choris, de Cremona

Publication city: Impressi Venetiis [Venice]

Date(s): Anno Domini.M.CCCCXCII. Die xix.Mensis Aprilis. [19 April 1492]

Language: Latin

Size and medium: 72 unnumbered leaves

Persistent link: https://explore.library.leeds.ac.uk/special-collections-explore/104926

Printed items catalogue: https://leeds.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/fulldisplay?vid=44LEE_INST:VU1&docid=alma991008144019705181

Collection group(s): Incunabula

Description

Signatures: a-i⁸.

Imprint from colophon.

Colophon on i8r reads: Libelli Grammatices æditi Vincentiæ per Fra[n]ciscum Serpum : Ac Impressi Venetiis summa cura ac diligentia per Bernardinum de Choris de Cremona Anno Domini.M.CCCCXCII. Die xix.Mensis Aprilis.

Printed with 33 long lines to a full page.

Initial spaces with guide-letters.

Indexed in: ISTC no. is00475600.

Indexed in: HR 14702; IBE 5241; IGI 8941; Voull(B) 4295; Sheppard 4300; Pr 5219.

Features

Very occasional marginal annotations in black ink manuscript, late fifteenth- or sixteenth century.

There are notes in Spanish in black ink manuscript, seventeenth-century, on leaf i8v.

Bindings

Binding of half white parchment and brown paper over pasteboard. On the parchment are large but faded and indistinct letters in gothic manuscript. Printed in black on the smooth spine are the words: serpus grammatica. - Venice. 1492. At the base of the spine is the Brotherton Collection stamp in black. Size: 220 x 160mm. Leaf size: 212 x 152mm.

Provenance

Small black and white armorial bookplate of Sir Edward Allen Brotherton on the front pastedown. The book was most likely acquired before 17 June 1929 when Brotherton was created Baron Brotherton of Wakefield.

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