Prima [-Sexta] pars biblie cu[m] glosa ordinaria : expositio[n]e Lyre litterali & morali: necno[n] additio[n]ibus ac replicis.
Biblia cum glossa ordinaria
Summary: A Vulgate Latin Bible, with the "glossa ordinaria" of Walafridus Strabo and others, the "glossa interlinearis" of Anselmus Laudunensis, the "postillae" of Nicolaus de Lyra, the "expositiones prologorum" of Guillelmus Brito, the "additiones" of Paulus Burgensis, and the "replicae" of Matthias Doring.
Signatures [vol. 5]: a-y⁸⁻⁶, z⁸, A⁶, B-L⁸⁻⁶, M⁶.
Imprint: Imprint transcribed from colophon to v. 6. Edited by Sebastian Brant.
Illustrative and Decorative Content: Initial letters rubricated in red and blue. Initial letter of each Gospel elaborately illuminated in gold.
Binding: Bound in blind-stamped leather over wooden boards.
Petri, Johannes, 1441-1511
Basel (Switzerland)
Jerome, Saint, -419 or 420
Walahfrid Strabo, 807?-849
Anselm, of Laon, -1117
Nicholas, of Lyra, approximately 1270-1349
Guillelmus Brito, active 13th century
Pablo de Santa Maria, Bishop of Burgos, approximately 1351-1435
Döring, Matthias
Brant, Sebastian, 1458-1521
Latin
Bible
Bible. Gospels
Fifteenth century
6 volumes ([378, 318, 440, 480, 244, 280] leaves)
Text
books
Folio
Proctor, 7763
BM 15th cent., III, p. 791
Hain 3172
Goff B-609
Oates 2842
Darlow & Moule, note after 6085
1498 BIBL V.5
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Emory University
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Illuminated page from the gospel of Matthew in volume five of the Biblia cum glossa ordinaria