Title from Incunabula short title catalogue. First line of text ([1]₃ recto): [I]n dem namen des herren amen. Hie vahet sich an eÿn plenari, nach ordnung der heÿligen Cristenlichen kirchen in dem. dann man geschriben findet all epistel. vnd ewangelÿ ...
Imprint derived from colophon ([30]₉ recto): Gedruckt vnd volendet zü Augspurg von Anthoni Sorgen Am sampstag vor Thome des zwölffpoten Anno [etc.].lxxviij.
Notes (ownership):
PROVENANCE: Boston Public Library (Rare Books Department) copy Q.403.52 FOLIO with bookplate of the BPL Schofield Fund. Early/contemporary marginalia. Plate from unidentified dealer's catalog (item 3) tucked into rear cover. Purchased in March 1937.
Notes (date):
This date is inferred.
Notes (citation):
Goff, F.R. Incunabula in American libraries, E77
Gesamtkatalog der Wiegendrucke, M34098
Incunabula short title catalogue, ie00077000
Schreiber, W.L. Manuel de l’amateur de la gravure sur bois et sur métal au XVe siècle, 5, 4950
Notes (object):
Signatures: [1-12¹⁰ 13⁶ 14⁸ 15-18⁸·¹² 19⁸ 20¹²(±20₂, 20₁₁, 20₁₂) 21-26⁸·¹² 27⁶ 28¹² 29⁶ 30¹⁰] ([1]₁, [30]₁₀=blank?; all leaves unsigned).
Description of cancels in [20]¹² based on BPL copy, in which [20]₂, [20]₁₁, and [20]₁₂ are mounted to stubs, with watermarks in both [20]₁ and [20]₁₂.
Signatures differ from description in Gesamtkatalog der Wiegendrucke.
Chancery folio; [1]₄ recto: 35 lines plus foliation, 206 (212) x 128 mm; type: 118; woodcut initials and illustrations.
COPY NOTE: Boston Public Library (Rare Books Department) copy Q.403.52 FOLIO imperfect: [1]₁ and [30]₁₀ (both blank?) wanting. Blind impressions from bearer types on [14]₇ verso. Modern pencil foliation (incorrect) in upper right margin of most rectos. First leaf of each gathering numbered in modern pencil in lower right margin. Woodcuts and woodcut initials hand-colored. Leaf dimensions: 280 x 202 mm.
BINDING: Boston Public Library (Rare Books Department) copy Q.403.52 FOLIO bound in early/contemporary blind tooled pigskin over wooden boards. Two of four brass bosses remaining on upper cover, all four missing on lower cover; brass centerpieces on both covers. One of two clasp anchors and one of two catch plates remain. Early manuscript label at head of spine, with "408" in black paint in central compartment. Ca. 18th-/19th-century pastedowns and free endpapers.
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