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Nuremberg, Anton Koberger, September 30, 1494. In 4°. Two parts in one volume. Gothic text in two columns, spaces for initials with guide letters, running titles and pagination, missing first leaf with woodcut replaced in facsimile, foxing and halos, manicules, small drawings and glosses throughout the text, 19th-century half-parchment and cardboard binding.
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Rare edition. The Homiliarius doctorum de tempore et de sanctis was not composed by Paul the Deacon, but is a work by an anonymous author, probably of French origin, based on homilies by various Doctors of the Church, such as Saint Augustine and Saint Bede. It is a collection of homilies that spread throughout Europe. Its title refers to a collection of sermons excerpted from the writings of the Church Fathers and other teachers, suitable for reading during liturgical feasts.
Goff H318; H 8792*; Schr 4899; Oates 1035; Rhodes (Oxford Colleges) 931; Bod-inc H-145; Sheppard 1531; Pr 2095; BMC II, 439; BSB-Ink H-326; GW 12930; ISTC ih00318000.
Goff H318; H 8792*; Schr 4899; Oates 1035; Rhodes (Oxford Colleges) 931; Bod-inc H-145; Sheppard 1531; Pr 2095; BMC II, 439; BSB-Ink H-326; GW 12930; ISTC ih00318000.
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