Constitutiones legitime ecclesie totiusque regionis Anglicane ab legatis a latere summorum pontificum collecte: et a do. Johanne de AEton diligenter explanate. Ed. J. Badius Ascensius. Paris: Wolfgang Hopyl for Joannis Confluentini, 13 September 1504. 2° (272 x 194mm). Collation: a-e8 f10 g-o8 p6 q-s8 t-v6 A-B8. Title in red and black within woodcut illustration, large woodcut of a synod on a2., woodcut initials, double column, gothic letter, partly printed in red. (Lacks blank v5 and A1, small wormholes in first 18 and last 28 leaves, a few marginal tears, some leaves rather soiled.) 19th-century calf, spine in compartments (rubbed, splits in hinges). Provenance: early gloss on some pages (trimmed); William Nicols (signature on title); Cardiff Castle bookplate. A compendium of canon law of the church in England, based on the text of William Lyndewode, with commentary by John de Athon and edited by Badius, with other statutes and an index collected by Johann Chappuys. STC 17108.BURGO, Johannes de (fl.1370-98). Pupilla oculi. Edited by Augustijn Agge (fl.1510-25). [Paris:] Wolfgang Hopyl for William Bretton in London, 25 June 1510. 4° (254 x 178mm). Collation: a-r8 s10. Small device of the Trinity [McKerrow 33] surrounded by 4 small cuts of saints on title, publisher's device (McKerrow 18b) on final leaf. (Some pricking at extreme fore-edge of first few leaves, very light, occasional dampstain in some upper margins.) Contemporary French blindstamped calf over wooden boards (rebacked, repaired), later marbled endpapers. Provenance: contemporary inscription crossed through on title; Missionis Hybern[icae] Capuci[norum] Carolopol[itanorum], inscriptions dated 1648 and 1740; Cardiff Castle bookplate. Second edition, following by six months an edition printed at Rouen. This handbook of pastoral theology, outlining the rites, ceremonies and sacraments of the Church, was written by a former chancellor of Cambridge university and is here edited by Agge, a Dutch humanist and associate of Erasmus. In his dedicatory letter Agge praises fulsomely the publisher, Bretton, for bringing into print this handbook, a deed for which the English nation owes him thanks. This copy has the imprint of Hopyl's shop under the publisher's device on the final leaf, as in two other copies cited in STC. STC 4115; Adams B-3303.FISHER, John (1459-1535), Saint and Cardinal. Assertionum Martini Lutheri confutatio ... Accessit praeterea totius operis per eundem praecipue tamen annotationum additarum recognitio. Cologne: Eucharius Cervicornus for Godefridus Hittorp, January 1525. 8° (161 x 98mm). Collation: Aa8 Bb4 a-z8 A-Z8. Historiated woodcut titleborder. 19th-century black morocco, blind-tooled in renaissance-style by Riviere, edges gilt. Provenance: Cardiff Castle bookplate. First published Antwerp 1522. Adams F-518; Shaaber 51. (3)

Constitutiones legitime ecclesie totiusque regionis Anglicane ab legatis a latere summorum pontificum collecte: et a do. Johanne de AEton diligenter explanate. Ed. J. Badius Ascensius. Paris: Wolfgang Hopyl for Joannis Confluentini, 13 September 1504. 2° (272 x 194mm). Collation: a-e8 f10 g-o8 p6 q-s8 t-v6 A-B8. Title in red and black within woodcut illustration, large woodcut of a synod on a2., woodcut initials, double column, gothic letter, partly printed in red. (Lacks blank v5 and A1, small wormholes in first 18 and last 28 leaves, a few marginal tears, some leaves rather soiled.) 19th-century calf, spine in compartments (rubbed, splits in hinges). Provenance: early gloss on some pages (trimmed); William Nicols (signature on title); Cardiff Castle bookplate. A compendium of canon law of the church in England, based on the text of William Lyndewode, with commentary by John de Athon and edited by Badius, with other statutes and an index collected by Johann Chappuys. STC 17108. BURGO, Johannes de (fl.1370-98). Pupilla oculi. Edited by Augustijn Agge (fl.1510-25). [Paris:] Wolfgang Hopyl for William Bretton in London, 25 June 1510. 4° (254 x 178mm). Collation: a-r8 s10. Small device of the Trinity [McKerrow 33] surrounded by 4 small cuts of saints on title, publisher's device (McKerrow 18b) on final leaf. (Some pricking at extreme fore-edge of first few leaves, very light, occasional dampstain in some upper margins.) Contemporary French blindstamped calf over wooden boards (rebacked, repaired), later marbled endpapers. Provenance: contemporary inscription crossed through on title; Missionis Hybern[icae] Capuci[norum] Carolopol[itanorum], inscriptions dated 1648 and 1740; Cardiff Castle bookplate. Second edition, following by six months an edition printed at Rouen. This handbook of pastoral theology, outlining the rites, ceremonies and sacraments of the Church, was written by a former chancellor of Cambridge university and is here edited by Agge, a Dutch humanist and associate of Erasmus. In his dedicatory letter Agge praises fulsomely the publisher, Bretton, for bringing into print this handbook, a deed for which the English nation owes him thanks. This copy has the imprint of Hopyl's shop under the publisher's device on the final leaf, as in two other copies cited in STC. STC 4115; Adams B-3303. FISHER, John (1459-1535), Saint and Cardinal. Assertionum Martini Lutheri confutatio ... Accessit praeterea totius operis per eundem praecipue tamen annotationum additarum recognitio. Cologne: Eucharius Cervicornus for Godefridus Hittorp, January 1525. 8° (161 x 98mm). Collation: Aa8 Bb4 a-z8 A-Z8. Historiated woodcut titleborder. 19th-century black morocco, blind-tooled in renaissance-style by Riviere, edges gilt. Provenance: Cardiff Castle bookplate. First published Antwerp 1522. Adams F-518; Shaaber 51. (3)

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Constitutiones legitime ecclesie totiusque regionis Anglicane ab legatis a latere summorum pontificum collecte: et a do. Johanne de AEton diligenter explanate. Ed. J. Badius Ascensius. Paris: Wolfgang Hopyl for Joannis Confluentini, 13 September 1504. 2° (272 x 194mm). Collation: a-e⁸ f¹⁰ g-o⁸ p⁶ q-s⁸ t-v⁶ A-B⁸. Title in red and black within woodcut illustration, large woodcut of a synod on a2^., woodcut initials, double column, gothic letter, partly printed in red. (Lacks blank v5 and A1, small wormholes in first 18 and last 28 leaves, a few marginal tears, some leaves rather soiled.) 19th-century calf, spine in compartments (rubbed, splits in hinges). Provenance: early gloss on some pages (trimmed); William Nicols (signature on title); Cardiff Castle bookplate. A compendium of canon law of the church in England, based on the text of William Lyndewode, with commentary by John de Athon and edited by Badius, with other statutes and an index collected by Johann Chappuys. STC 17108.

BURGO, Johannes de (fl.1370-98). Pupilla oculi. Edited by Augustijn Agge (fl.1510-25). [Paris:] Wolfgang Hopyl for William Bretton in London, 25 June 1510. 4° (254 x 178mm). Collation: a-r⁸ s¹⁰. Small device of the Trinity [McKerrow 33] surrounded by 4 small cuts of saints on title, publisher's device (McKerrow 18b) on final leaf. (Some pricking at extreme fore-edge of first few leaves, very light, occasional dampstain in some upper margins.) Contemporary French blindstamped calf over wooden boards (rebacked, repaired), later marbled endpapers. Provenance: contemporary inscription crossed through on title; Missionis Hybern[icae] Capuci[norum] Carolopol[itanorum], inscriptions dated 1648 and 1740; Cardiff Castle bookplate. Second edition, following by six months an edition printed at Rouen. This handbook of pastoral theology, outlining the rites, ceremonies and sacraments of the Church, was written by a former chancellor of Cambridge university and is here edited by Agge, a Dutch humanist and associate of Erasmus. In his dedicatory letter Agge praises fulsomely the publisher, Bretton, for bringing into print this handbook, a deed for which the English nation owes him thanks. This copy has the imprint of Hopyl's shop under the publisher's device on the final leaf, as in two other copies cited in STC. STC 4115; Adams B-3303.

FISHER, John (1459-1535), Saint and Cardinal. Assertionum Martini Lutheri confutatio ... Accessit praeterea totius operis per eundem praecipue tamen annotationum additarum recognitio. Cologne: Eucharius Cervicornus for Godefridus Hittorp, January 1525. 8° (161 x 98mm). Collation: Aa⁸ Bb⁴ a-z⁸ A-Z⁸. Historiated woodcut titleborder. 19th-century black morocco, blind-tooled in renaissance-style by Riviere, edges gilt. Provenance: Cardiff Castle bookplate. First published Antwerp 1522. Adams F-518; Shaaber 51. (3)

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