Search Bodleian Incunables:
in

If your search term consists of multiple words, you can choose how to search:

 

 

Bod-Inc: M-164

Mayno, Jason de

Oratio in funere Hieronymi Torti habita.

 

Analysis of Content

a1r Mayno, Jason de: [Letter addressed to] Ludovicus Maria Sforza. Incipit: ‘[O]rationem a me proximis diebus habitam in funere prestantissimi . . .’ Explicit: meque commendatum habe

a1v Mayno, Jason de: Oratio in funere Hieronymi Torti habita. Incipit: ‘[V]tinam alia me ad dicendum occasio impulisset . . .’ Explicit: laudem summi et eterni dei Amen See Belloni 227.

a6v [Colophon.]

Imprint

Imprint: [Pavia: Johannes Andreas de Boscho, Michael and Bernardinus de Garaldis, c.1495]. 4°.

Remarks: As dated by Sheppard; BSB‑Ink dates [c.1495-6], CIBN [after 11 Aug. 1484], the date on which the oration was given.

Collation

Collation: a6.

Types: Types: 90 G, 136 G.

Leaves: 6 leaves.

Line number: 35 lines (a2r).

Type area: Type area: 157 ×96 mm (a2r).

References

ISTC: im00412300

Hain: H *10974;

Proctor: not in Pr;

Others: BSB‑Ink M‑61; CIBN M‑261; Pellechet MS. 7482 (7397); Sheppard 5866.

LCN: 14455209

Copies

Copy number: M-164(1)

Binding: Sixteenth/seventeenth-century parchment. Washed text on both covers.

Size: 217 × 158 × 4 mm.

Size of leaf: 209 × 150 mm.

Copious early marginal notes in one hand, including comments on the text, ‘nota' marks, and pointing hands, also underlining in the text. On a6v an inscription beneath the author's colophon, recording the oration at Jason de Mayno's funeral given by ‘Sapia': ‘In qua ecclesia minorum [S. Jacobus, Pavia] sepultus est [ ] Jas[on] ipse sub(?) anno 1519 paulo ante pasca die xxv Aprilis in cuius funere orationem luculentam et meritam habuit <S> Sapia jurisconsultus celebris et doctor papie splendidus'; Sapia is presumably to be identified with Sebastiano Sapia (1462-1523), professor of jurisprudence (see IBI IV 1241). Note in Italian in a sixteenth/seventeenth-century hand on a1r.

Provenance: Purchased in 1960 from Louis W. Bondy; Catalogue 54 (1960), no. 304a(?); note on the front pastedown; Bodleian stamp dated 18 Oct. 1960 on a1v.

SHELFMARK: Inc. e. I23.2.


Go to top of page