Supplementu[m] celifodine denuo pressum elimatum : atq[ue] vbi truncatum prius habebatur, supplemento acutissime integratum, diligenter[que] ex archetypo emendatum
Supplementum celifodine denuo pressum elimatum
Supplementum Coelifodinae
Summary: Johannes von Paltz (or Pals) was an Augustinian preacher and seller of indulgences. He was on the teaching faculty at the University of Erfurt at the time Martin Luther was enrolled as a student. He had published a collection of sermons under title Celifodina in 1502. It was so popular that he published the supplement in 1504. This is the second edition.
Signatures: a-i⁶ k⁴ l-p⁶ q⁴ r-z⁶ A-D⁶ E⁴ F-I⁶ (I6 verso blank).
Illustrative and Decorative Content: Full page woodcut illustration on the title page depicts angels defending a citadel with cannons from the attack of demons. Printer's device on colophon. Printed in double columns. Capital spaces with guide letters and rubrication.
Imprint: from colophon.
Additional Details: From the library of Hans Fürstenberg (1890-1982), a French banker and book-collector. Born in Germany, Fürstenberg emigrated to France in 1936 because he faced persecution in Germany on account of his Jewish ancestry.Commendatory letter of Papal Legate at beginning addressed to "Magistro Joha[n]ni de Palcz."
Paltz, Johann von, -1511
Landsberg, Martin, -1523
Faulkner, John (Bookbinder)
Leipzig (Germany)
Fürstenberg, Hans
Latin
Christian life
Catholic authors
Conduct of life
Indulgences
Early works to 1800
Sixteenth century
372 unnumbered pages
21 cm
Text
books
Quarto
1510 PALT
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