Clementis Quinti constitutiones : in concilio Viennensi edite ; cum enarrationibus glossarum diuisionibus casibusq[ue] litteralibus, additionibus Joãnis de Imola et Francisci Zabarelle, annotationibus et capitũ et glossarũ, additione in margine litterarũ, quo minusculi characteres lineis intercepti, clarius appareant.
Catholic Church.; Giovanni d'Andrea, approximately 1270-1348.; Joannes, de Imola, -1436.; Zabarella, Francesco, 1360-1417.; Amerbach, Johannes, 1441?-1513 book producer.; Petri, Johannes, 1441-1511 book producer.; Froben, Johann, 1460?-1527 book producer.; Catholic Church. Pope (1305-1314 : Clement V); Catholic Church. Pope (1316-1334 : John XXII)
1511
KBR1530 1511 Folio
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Uniform Title
Clementinae constitutiones. 1511.
Title
Clementis Quinti constitutiones : in concilio Viennensi edite ; cum enarrationibus glossarum diuisionibus casibusq[ue] litteralibus, additionibus Joãnis de Imola et Francisci Zabarelle, annotationibus et capitũ et glossarũ, additione in margine litterarũ, quo minusculi characteres lineis intercepti, clarius appareant.
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Imprint
[Basel] : [Johannes Amerbach, Johannes Petri, and Johann Froben], [16 Oct. 1511]
Description
72, [4] leaves : illustrations (woodcut) ; 44 cm (folio)
Note
Imprint from colophon.
Signatures: A-I⁸ K⁴.
Large printer's device on t.p., depicting a basilisk with a heraldic shield hanging from its neck by a leather strap, accompanied by a plaque inscribed "Basilea 1511". This is a different woodcut from that in the Sextus Decretalium liber.
Title page printed in red and black.
Text, surrounded by commentary, printed in red and black throughout.
Gloss by Giovanni d'Andrea.
Capital spaces with guides (not supplied).
Double columns with sideglosses.
Includes index.
The illustration is a near-full page woodcut depicting a pope enthroned in tiara, being presented with a book by a group of clerics (and a bearded layman, possibly one of the printers?), with small inset scenes below (the same woodcut as in the Sextus Decretalium liber).
Colophon, 72b: Hoc p[re]clarissimu[m] Clementinaru[m] opus, Basilee nuperrime impressum fuit p[er] magistros Joannes: Amorbachium, Peter & Froben, collegas: ad XVII. K[a]l[enda]s Noue[m]bris anno d[omi]ni quingentesimo vndecimo supra millesimu[m].
Church legislation of Pope Clement V but (selected and) promulgated as a collection in 1317 by Clement's successor John XXII.
Signatures: A-I⁸ K⁴.
Large printer's device on t.p., depicting a basilisk with a heraldic shield hanging from its neck by a leather strap, accompanied by a plaque inscribed "Basilea 1511". This is a different woodcut from that in the Sextus Decretalium liber.
Title page printed in red and black.
Text, surrounded by commentary, printed in red and black throughout.
Gloss by Giovanni d'Andrea.
Capital spaces with guides (not supplied).
Double columns with sideglosses.
Includes index.
The illustration is a near-full page woodcut depicting a pope enthroned in tiara, being presented with a book by a group of clerics (and a bearded layman, possibly one of the printers?), with small inset scenes below (the same woodcut as in the Sextus Decretalium liber).
Colophon, 72b: Hoc p[re]clarissimu[m] Clementinaru[m] opus, Basilee nuperrime impressum fuit p[er] magistros Joannes: Amorbachium, Peter & Froben, collegas: ad XVII. K[a]l[enda]s Noue[m]bris anno d[omi]ni quingentesimo vndecimo supra millesimu[m].
Church legislation of Pope Clement V but (selected and) promulgated as a collection in 1317 by Clement's successor John XXII.
With Notes
With: Catholic Church. Sextus Decretalium liber a Bonifacio VIII. in concilio Lugdunensi editus. [Basel : Johannes Amerbach, Johannes Petri, and Johann Froben, 19 Nov. 1511]. Probably issued together.
Indexed In
Index Aureliensis 140.959.
Location
RARE
Place of Publication or Printing
Switzerland -- Basel.
Call Number
KBR1530 1511 Folio
Language
Latin
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