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DAVID DE AUGUSTA (d.1272). De exterioris et interioris hominis compositione Lib. II-III (De profectu religiosorum). Paris: [André Bocard, c.1494-1496].
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DAVID DE AUGUSTA (d.1272). De exterioris et interioris hominis compositione Lib. II-III (De profectu religiosorum). Paris: [André Bocard, c.1494-1496].
Rare edition of a popular guide to religious conduct for young novices and friars. Written in the 1240s by David of Augsburg, a Franciscan friar at Regensburg, it was instrumental to the spread of Franciscan religious ideas through Europe. ISTC lists 8 copies, including the destroyed copy at Leuven University; no copies in Britain or the USA. RBH/ABPC record no copies of this edition. GW 8166; ISTC id00102470.
Chancery octavo (139 x 95mm). 124 leaves, opening initial in blue and red, woodcut device on last leaf touched with red and gold, rubricated in yellow (short repaired tear in first leaf, gently washed). Modern vellum-backed boards.
Rare edition of a popular guide to religious conduct for young novices and friars. Written in the 1240s by David of Augsburg, a Franciscan friar at Regensburg, it was instrumental to the spread of Franciscan religious ideas through Europe. ISTC lists 8 copies, including the destroyed copy at Leuven University; no copies in Britain or the USA. RBH/ABPC record no copies of this edition. GW 8166; ISTC id00102470.
Chancery octavo (139 x 95mm). 124 leaves, opening initial in blue and red, woodcut device on last leaf touched with red and gold, rubricated in yellow (short repaired tear in first leaf, gently washed). Modern vellum-backed boards.
DAVID DE AUGUSTA (d.1272). De exterioris et interioris hominis compositione Lib. II-III (De profectu religiosorum). Paris: [André Bocard, c.1494-1496].
Rare edition of a popular guide to religious conduct for young novices and friars. Written in the 1240s by David of Augsburg, a Franciscan friar at Regensburg, it was instrumental to the spread of Franciscan religious ideas through Europe. ISTC lists 8 copies, including the destroyed copy at Leuven University; no copies in Britain or the USA. RBH/ABPC record no copies of this edition. GW 8166; ISTC id00102470.
Chancery octavo (139 x 95mm). 124 leaves, opening initial in blue and red, woodcut device on last leaf touched with red and gold, rubricated in yellow (short repaired tear in first leaf, gently washed). Modern vellum-backed boards.
Rare edition of a popular guide to religious conduct for young novices and friars. Written in the 1240s by David of Augsburg, a Franciscan friar at Regensburg, it was instrumental to the spread of Franciscan religious ideas through Europe. ISTC lists 8 copies, including the destroyed copy at Leuven University; no copies in Britain or the USA. RBH/ABPC record no copies of this edition. GW 8166; ISTC id00102470.
Chancery octavo (139 x 95mm). 124 leaves, opening initial in blue and red, woodcut device on last leaf touched with red and gold, rubricated in yellow (short repaired tear in first leaf, gently washed). Modern vellum-backed boards.
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