Bod-Inc: N-062
Nicolaus de Lyra
Praeceptorium divinae legis, et al.
Analysis of Content
a1r [Title-page.]
a2r Nicolaus de Lyra [pseudo-; Henricus de Frimaria]: ‘Prologus' to Praeceptorium divinae legis. Incipit: ‘ “[A]udi Ysrael precepta Domini et ea in corde tuo quasi in libro scribe et dabo tibi terram fluentem lac et mel” Deuterono. sexto [cf. Dt 6,3]. In his verbis propositis spiritus sanctus circa diuina precepta tria tangit . . .’ Explicit: videbitur in processu See Labrosse, ‘Œuvres', 418-20, but with this edition apparently not listed.
a8v Nicolaus de Lyra [pseudo-; Henricus de Frimaria]: Praeceptorium divinae legis. [Also known as Tractatus de decem preceptis; Expositio decalogi.] Incipit: ‘[P]rimum preceptum appropriate respicit personam patris . . .’ Explicit: prestare dignetur eius . . .Amen
k5v [De decimis dandis.] Incipit: ‘Nota quod homo decimas omnia que habet libenter dare debet . . .’ Explicit: id est paradisum
k6r [Nicolaus de Lyra pseudo-; Albwinus de Säben-brixen]: Compendium de vita Antichristi. Incipit: ‘[C]irca statum et persecutionem antichristi notanda sunt quinque . . .’ Explicit: sexaginta diebus See N‑060.
Imprint
Imprint: [Zwolle: Peter van Os, between 7 Sept. 1492 and 10 Nov. 1500.] 8°.
Remarks: As dated by HPT; Sheppard dates [c.1500]; Pr assigns to [Lyons: Gaspard Ortuin].
Collation
Collation: a–k8.
References
ISTC: in00140700
Hain: H 10400?;
Proctor: Pr 8538;
Others: BBFN 126; Campbell–Kronenberg I 1278a; Gosselin 419, no. 145; HPT II 451; ILC 1639; Nijhoff–Kronenberg 1597; Oates 3632; Polain 2834; Sheppard 7015.
LCN: 14465816
Copies
Copy number: N-062(1)
Wanting a1.
Binding: Nineteenth-century blind-tooled calf; bound for the Bodleian Library; the gold stamp of the Library on both covers.
Size: 128 × 96 × 15 mm.
Size of leaf: 122 × 88 mm.
Some early marginal annotations, including biblical references, ‘nota' marks, and scribbles; also underlining in the text in black ink.
Provenance and date of acquisition unknown; from the evidence of the binding, this item was acquired during the nineteenth century.
SHELFMARK: Auct. 1Q 6.7.
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