PETRUS LOMBARDUS (1100?-c.1160). Sententiarum libri IV. Commentary by St. Bonaventura (c.1217-1274). [With:] Johannes Beckenhaub. Tabula. Articuli in Anglia et Parisiis condemnati. [Nuremberg:] Anton Koberger, [after 2 March 1491].
First edition of the Sentences by Petrus Lombardus with commentary by Bonaventure. This work consists of theological questions posed by Lombard, divided into 4 books: the first book considers God and the doctrine of the Trinity; the second concerns the Creation; the third deals with Christ and the Christian religion; and the fourth comprises questions on religious and moral duties. HC 3540* (I-IV); BMC II 433; BSB-Ink P-387; ISTC ip00486000; Goff P-486. Not in Bod-inc.
2 parts only (of 4) in 1 vol., median folio (305 x 210mm). Part III: 218 leaves (of 218). Part IV: 272 leaves (of 272). Part IV first few quires rubricated, fragments of 14th-century office book on vellum reused as quire guards (both parts with light soiling and occasional light worming just touching a few letters). Contemporary blindstamped calf over wooden boards (traces of clasps, bosses removed, light worming, joints split, extremities somewhat defective).
PETRUS LOMBARDUS (1100?-c.1160). Sententiarum libri IV. Commentary by St. Bonaventura (c.1217-1274). [With:] Johannes Beckenhaub. Tabula. Articuli in Anglia et Parisiis condemnati. [Nuremberg:] Anton Koberger, [after 2 March 1491].
First edition of the Sentences by Petrus Lombardus with commentary by Bonaventure. This work consists of theological questions posed by Lombard, divided into 4 books: the first book considers God and the doctrine of the Trinity; the second concerns the Creation; the third deals with Christ and the Christian religion; and the fourth comprises questions on religious and moral duties. HC 3540* (I-IV); BMC II 433; BSB-Ink P-387; ISTC ip00486000; Goff P-486. Not in Bod-inc.
2 parts only (of 4) in 1 vol., median folio (305 x 210mm). Part III: 218 leaves (of 218). Part IV: 272 leaves (of 272). Part IV first few quires rubricated, fragments of 14th-century office book on vellum reused as quire guards (both parts with light soiling and occasional light worming just touching a few letters). Contemporary blindstamped calf over wooden boards (traces of clasps, bosses removed, light worming, joints split, extremities somewhat defective).
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