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HUGO DE SANCTO CARO (d. 1263). Postilla super psalterium. Nuremberg: Anton Koberger, 31 January 1498.
Median 2o (317 x 213 mm). Collation: AA-BB8 (AA1r title, AA2r alphabetical index); a-z A-S8 T10 (a1r text, T9v colophon, T10 blank). 353 leaves (of 354, without the final blank). 72 lines of commentary and headline, double column, printed marginalia. Types: 14:130G (titles, headlines, etc.), 15:91G (text of psalms), 12:64A(71)G (commentary). 2-, 3-, 4-, 7-, 9-, and 11-line spaces for initials with printed guide letters. Unusual large initial in red on first text page, in outline with zig-zags, 9-line initial in blue with reserved decoration, smaller initials in blue or red. (Title cut out and mounted, occasional slight browning.) Sixteenth-century German blind-tooled calf over wooden boards, covers panelled with arch-and-flower (Bogenfries) roll border, brass catches and one fragment of two leather fore-edge clasps, edges stained green (rebacked, new endleaves, lacking clasps, worn).
Provenance: 16th-century marginalia and notes at end -- purchase inscription dated 8 ?Nov. 1662 on first page of table (cropped), stating that the volume was purchased for 3½ florins for a house of canons regular -- ?18th-century inkstamp of papal keys and cross on a circular ground with blank scroll beneath lettered in ink "norenj"(?) -- later marginal notes, sketches, and marks, in brown ink and red pencil.
Second edition of these commentaries on the Psalms by Hugues de Saint-Cher, the first Cardinal of the Dominican order. Regarded by his contemporaries as the "oracle" of Bible commentators, he produced an exhaustive revision of the text of the Bible, the first biblical Concordance, and separate commentaries on each book of the Old and New Testaments. The first edition of the entire gloss was undertaken by Johann Amerbach for Koberger concurrently with the present edition, and completed in 1501. The first separate edition of Hugo's commentaries on the Psalms had appeared at Venice in 1496; also published separately in the 15th century was an edition of his commentaries on the Gospels (Basel 1482).
HC 8973*; BMC II, 444 (IB.7544); BSB-Ink H-432; CIBN H-313; Harvard/Walsh 756; Goff H-531.
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Provenance: 16th-century marginalia and notes at end -- purchase inscription dated 8 ?Nov. 1662 on first page of table (cropped), stating that the volume was purchased for 3½ florins for a house of canons regular -- ?18th-century inkstamp of papal keys and cross on a circular ground with blank scroll beneath lettered in ink "norenj"(?) -- later marginal notes, sketches, and marks, in brown ink and red pencil.
Second edition of these commentaries on the Psalms by Hugues de Saint-Cher, the first Cardinal of the Dominican order. Regarded by his contemporaries as the "oracle" of Bible commentators, he produced an exhaustive revision of the text of the Bible, the first biblical Concordance, and separate commentaries on each book of the Old and New Testaments. The first edition of the entire gloss was undertaken by Johann Amerbach for Koberger concurrently with the present edition, and completed in 1501. The first separate edition of Hugo's commentaries on the Psalms had appeared at Venice in 1496; also published separately in the 15th century was an edition of his commentaries on the Gospels (Basel 1482).
HC 8973*; BMC II, 444 (IB.7544); BSB-Ink H-432; CIBN H-313; Harvard/Walsh 756; Goff H-531.