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Bod-Inc: S-126A

Scriptum

Scriptum compendiosum Psalterii intentionem declarans.

 

Analysis of Content

[a1r] Scriptum compendiosum Psalterii intentionem declarans. Incipit: ‘[S]icut olim manna habuit delectamentum et omnem saporem suauitatis . . .’ Explicit: vlt saluus esse, etc. This does not appear to be the work (with an identical incipit) of Alanus de Insulis, Ludolphus de Saxonia, or Jordanus de Quedlinburg: see BSB‑Ink, with the reference given there. ISTC ascribes the authorship to Walafridus Strabo, but without providing an explanation.

Imprint

Imprint: [Basel: Johannes Solidi (Schilling), c.1473]. Folio.

Remarks: As dated by BSB‑Ink. The press, identified as Schilling's, and formerly located at Cologne, is reassigned by Dalbanne and Droz to Basel; see Needham, ‘Cologne Partners', 126-7. CIBN dates [c.1473-4].

Collation

Collation: [a–c10].

References

ISTC: iw00001000

Hain: H *14571;

Goff: Goff W‑1;

BMC: BMC I 237;

Proctor: Pr 1130;

Others: BSB‑Ink S‑237; CIBN W‑1; Sack, Freiburg, 2280; not in Sheppard.

LCN: 15712199

Copies

Copy number: S-126A(1)

Binding: Nineteenth/twentieth-century grey-green paper, over a cloth spine of the same colour.

Size: 280 × 202 × 11 mm.

Size of leaf: 280 × 189 mm.

Provenance: Remains of a bookseller's circular label on the front cover: ‘20[ ]' or ‘26[ ]'. Thomas Merriman Ward († before 1890); sale, lot 261; note by Lawn on the recto of the front endleaf, presumably referring to this copy. G. Harold Culshaw (nineteenth century); perhaps to be identified with George Harold Culshaw (b. 1863/4); book-plate. Dr Brian Lawn (1905-2001); book-plate; catalogue, p. 33. Bequeathed in 2001.

SHELFMARK: Lawn d.3.


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