(Religion) — Richardus Sancti Victoris.- Omnia opera in unum volumen contexta, denuo quantum fieri potuit accuratissimè praelis ascita [...]. Prostant Lugduni [Lyon], Jacobum Giunti (excudebant suis typis Nicolaus Petit et Hector Penet), 1534. 2...
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500 / 600
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500 €
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parts with continued foliotation in 1 vol. in-f° : [6]-cciii-[1 bl.] lvs (lvs +/- browned, label stuck on title-page, foxing, small marginal wormholes, marginal tear in lf. xcvi, some underlings and handwritten notes in the margins, marginal light dampstains and small stains in 2d part, folds in the margins of 2d part, tears and dampstains in the last blank lf.). Contemporary binding : parchment, flat spine (soiled, re-used parchment, rubbed, lacks, label and handwritten notes on the spine, small wormholes, ties lacking). Second edition (1, ed. : Paris, 1518) of this postincunabulum containing treatises (whom the famous "De Trinitate"), sermons, psalms commentaries, etc. of the Scotish or Irish Augustinian monk Richard of Saint-Victor (c. 1110-1173). He was the prior of the Abbey of Saint-Victor in Paris and one of the most influential religious thinkers of his time. Illustrated with woodcuts in the text in second part figuring plans of Ezekiel's temple vision. Copy with text on two columns in gothic typesetting decorated with initial letters (several dotted), opening on a black and red typographical title with the printer's mark within a decorated frame. # Baudrier V-453; # USTC 146779; # Machiels R-163; # Adams R-502 (ed. of 1518) and 503 (ed. of 1592); # not in Soltész nor in STC French. fl Seconde édition (éd. orig. : 1518) de ce post-incunable contenant les traités, sermons, commentaires... du moine écossais ou irlandais Richard de Saint-Victor. Illustré d'in texto représentant des plans de la vision du Temple d'Ezéchiel; texte en caractères gothiques sur 2 col. Plein parchemin de l'ép. (qqs pp. lég. brunies, parchemin de réemploi, manques à la rel., qqs claires mouill. marg.).
