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PETRUS LOMBARDUS (1100?-c.1160). Sententiarum libri IV. Commentary by St. Bonaventura (c.1217-1274). [With:] Johannes Beckenhaub. Tabula. Articuli in Anglia et Parisiis condemnati. [Nuremberg:] Anton Koberger, [after 2 March 1491].
First edition of the Sentences by Petrus Lombardus with commentary by Bonaventure. This work consists of theological questions posed by Lombard, divided into 4 books: the first book considers God and the doctrine of the Trinity; the second concerns the Creation; the third deals with Christ and the Christian religion; and the fourth comprises questions on religious and moral duties. HC 3540* (I-IV); BMC II 433; BSB-Ink P-387; ISTC ip00486000; Goff P-486. Not in Bod-inc.
2 parts only (of 4) in 1 vol., median folio (305 x 210mm). Part III: 218 leaves (of 218). Part IV: 272 leaves (of 272). Part IV first few quires rubricated, fragments of 14th-century office book on vellum reused as quire guards (both parts with light soiling and occasional light worming just touching a few letters). Contemporary blindstamped calf over wooden boards (traces of clasps, bosses removed, light worming, joints split, extremities somewhat defective).
First edition of the Sentences by Petrus Lombardus with commentary by Bonaventure. This work consists of theological questions posed by Lombard, divided into 4 books: the first book considers God and the doctrine of the Trinity; the second concerns the Creation; the third deals with Christ and the Christian religion; and the fourth comprises questions on religious and moral duties. HC 3540* (I-IV); BMC II 433; BSB-Ink P-387; ISTC ip00486000; Goff P-486. Not in Bod-inc.
2 parts only (of 4) in 1 vol., median folio (305 x 210mm). Part III: 218 leaves (of 218). Part IV: 272 leaves (of 272). Part IV first few quires rubricated, fragments of 14th-century office book on vellum reused as quire guards (both parts with light soiling and occasional light worming just touching a few letters). Contemporary blindstamped calf over wooden boards (traces of clasps, bosses removed, light worming, joints split, extremities somewhat defective).
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