tia00181000

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tia00181000

Headings:

Alanus de Insulis De maximis theologiae

Imprint:

[Basel Jacobus Wolff, de Pforzheim; [Johann Amerbach] about 1492] 4° Goff, GW and Proctor assigned to Amerbach. A copy at München BSB has a rubricator's date 1492

References:

ISTC: ia00181000 Source: Cambridge UL

Cambridge Metadata:

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=300  \\$c[40] leaves;$c207mm (4°)
=500  \\$aGoff, GW and Proctor assigned to Amerbach. A copy at München BSB has a rubricator's date 1492.
=500  \\$aCollation: a-e8.
=561  \\$aProvenance: Printed book label: Acton Collection [i.e.: formerly in the Acton Library, bought by Andrew Carnegie and given by him to Viscout John Morley, who presented it to Cambridge University in 1902]. Annotation: One seventeenth-century? annotation to sig. e5r. Early MSS inscription on sig a1r: v:j:. Twentieth-century MSS inscriptions to sig a1r and v: St.8.3; 53 [circled] 46 K; 1/4 Leath; 11::4090.$5UkCU
=563  \\$aBinding: Twentieth-century quarter brown morocco; blue paper over boards; spine vertically direct-lettered in gilt: Alanus. Ink stamp to front pastedown: Repaired ULC 1911.$5UkCU
=599  \\$aIllumination: None. No rubrication.$5UkCU
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