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Justice League Vol 1 Issue 241 page 20 "Sea Change

THOMAS A KEMPIS; MARCUS OF REGENSBURG; HENRICUS SALTERIENSIS; IOHANNES GOBI; PS BEDE; BONAVENTURE; LUDOLF VON SUDHEIM; PS ANSELMABAA

Miscellany including Imitatio Christi book one; Visio Tnugdali; Tractatus de Purgatorio de Sancti Patricii; Historia de spiritu Guidonis; Historia Udonis Magdeburgensis episcopi; De meditatione passionis Christi; Lignum vitae; Reise ins heilige Land; Visio Philiberti; Dialogus beatae Mariae et Anselmi de passione domini Latin and Dutch versions; and other texts; In Latin Low German and Dutch decorated manuscript on paper

TM 625<p>MISCELLANY WITH ELEVEN IMPORTANT TEXTS REFLECTING THE SPIRITUALITY OF THE MODERN DEVOTION. In Latin Low German and Dutch decorated manuscript on paper Netherlands Southeastern or West Germany c. 1460-1480. Dimensions 244 x 143 222 folios on paper apparently complete written by at least four scribes in expert cursive gothic bookhands in 28-30 long lines seven ORIGINAL TABS or place-markers made from white leather strips blank spaces for 2-line initials guide notes for rubricator majuscules stroked with red 6- to 2-line red initials. BINDING:modern half-tawed leather and exposed wood two brass clasp-and-catch fastenings straps missing fastening back to front spine with four raised bands. TEXT:A carefully thought-out miscellany that reflects the spirituality of the Modern Devotion religious movement and includes the <i>Imitation of Christ</i> five visionary texts describing journeys to Heaven and Hell one copied twice and six texts on the Passion of Christ. PROVENANCE: Written in the Netherlands probably in the Southeastern region or in neighboring Western Germany c. 1460-80 as indicated by the languages in the manuscript and the watermarks. Later the manuscript belonged to Rev. A. d. Wagner 1824-1902 of Brighton a noted collector with a library of more than 12000 volumes his ink stamp on f. 4. The manuscript was later owned by Rev. Cecil Deedes 1843-1921 prebendary and librarian of Chichester Cathedral his note glued inside front cover. Later Edward Croft-Murray 1907-80 former keeper of prints and drawings at the British Museum owned the manuscript ownership note below Deedes's. It was then owned by Joost R. Ritman b. 1941 Dutch businessman and distinguished collector of art and books who acquired it from Maggs London in 1993. CONDITION:some water damage but text remains legible quires reinforced f. 198 tear occasional dirty smudges in the outer margins some soiling and very slight wear along joints of binding otherwise in very good condition. Full description and images available. TM 625</p> Netherlands (Southeastern?) or Western Germany, c. 1460-1480 books

Les Enluminures · États-Unis120 000,00 $US≈ 101 532,00 €

BEDE or BEDA the VenerableABAA

Opuscula complura de temporum ratione diligenter castigata: atque illustrata veteribus quibusdam annotationibus una cum scholiis in obscuriores aliquot locos authore Johanne Noviomago. Nunc primum inventa ac in lucem emissa quorum catalogum require pagina versa

6759Numerous fine woodcut initials diagrams tables & maps in the text. Woodcut printer's device at end. 14 p.l. 18 leaves 6 leaves 30 xxxi-cxxvi leaves 4 leaves. Folio cont. Flemish blindstamped calf binding over wooden boards rather well rebacked a few unimportant stains rolls of medallion heads & foliage forming a double panel orig. clasps and catches metal corner guards. Cologne: J. Prael for P. Quentel 1537. bound after: ANSELM ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY. In Omnes Pauli Apostili Epistolas enarrationes. Title within fine woodcut border by Anton Woensam of Worms. Some fine large woodcut initials. 8 p.l. 531 pp. Folio. Cologne: E. Cervicornus for G. Hittorp 1533. A most attractive sammelband of two well-illustrated books in an attractive contemporary blind-stamped binding probably made at the Stavelot monastery in Belgium. I. First collected and illustrated edition of the scientific writings of the Venerable Bede including De Natura Rerum dealing with cosmology and natural history and De Temporum Ratione a work on chronology that still exercises a considerable influence over our daily life today. This edition was edited and commented upon by Joannes Noviomagus i.e. Jan van Bronchorst of Nijmegen 1494-1570 philosopher and mathematician then a professor of philosophy at the Collegium Montanum in Cologne. It would appear that he used the manuscript at the Dombibliothek no. 103 of Cologne to prepare this edition. The De Temporum Ratione is a significant book in several ways. Most notably "this book helped to establish the custom of counting years from the birth of Christ. When we say that Queen Elizabeth II was born in 1926 not 'in the 16th year of the reign of George V' or 'in the year 2678 after the foundation of Rome' or in the '2nd year of the 481st Olympiad' we are indebted to the Venerable Bede."-Printing & the Mind of Man 16n. "Bede's greatest practical effect was on the Western calendar. His decisions beginning the year calculation of Easter names of days and months calculations of eras and so forth in most instances finally determined usage that was only refined not changed by Gregorian reform."-D.S.B. I p. 565. "The De Ratione Temporum first published in 1505 is particularly important. It contains a remarkable theory of tides based upon Pliny but also upon personal observation; first mention of the establishment of a port i.e. the mean interval between the moon's meridian passage and high water following; this interval is different in different ports."-Sarton I p. 511. Pierre Duhem described Bede's establishment of a port as the only original formulation of nature to be made in the West for some eight centuries. Also contained here is the De Natura Rerum 1st printing: 1529 which contains such physical science as was then known. It collects the wisdom of the ancient world on these subjects and has the special merit of referring phenomena to natural causes. It contains a particularly important section - the "De Comptu vel Loquela digitorum" - which is "our main almost our only source for the study of mediaeval finger reckoning or symbolism."-Sarton I pp. 510-11. See also Smith History of Mathematics II p. 200. The rest of the book contains further treatises by Bede on arithmetic astronomy and the calendar and chronology. II. Very rare. PROVENANCE: Early inscription of "Antonius abbatis a Sancto Remaclo" on front flyleaf; Benedictine monastery of Stavelot Belgium inscription "Liber Monasterii Stabulensis" on title-page of Anselm; auction sale of the monastery library Catalogue d'une belle Collection de Livres et Manuscrits précieux sur vélin du VIIIe et du IXe siècle Ghent 26 April 1847 lot 42; Michel Chasles 1793-1880 the mathematician with bookplate his sale Paris 27 June-18 July 1881 lot 28; Robert B. Honeyman 1897-1987 his sale Sotheby's 30 October 1978 lot 265. BINDING: Stavelot had its own bindery at this time and it is quite likely that this binding was executed there see Goldschmidt Gothic & Renaissance Bookbindings no. 90. Fine large copies preserved in a box. ❧ I. Adams B448-calling for two additional preliminary leaves but no other collation calls for them. Smith Rara Arithmetica p. 159n. Zinner 1657. II. Adams A1174. hardcover books

Jonathan A. Hill, Bookseller, Inc. · États-Unis13 500,00 $US≈ 11 422,35 €

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