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NICOLAUS DE LYRA (ca 1270-1349). Postilla super totam Bibliam. Edited by Johannes Andreae de Bussi (1417-1475). Rome: Conradus Sweynheym and Arnoldus Pannartz, 26th May 1472.
Royal 2o (373 x 267 mm). 305 leaves only (of 452). 45 lines. Roman type 2:115. Rubricated in alternate red and blue, initials with delicate pen-flourishing. Five 7-line illuminated initials and floral page-border. (Border slightly cropped, some soiling and spotting, few old marginal repairs.) 19th-century quarter vellum, boards, marbled edges. Provenance: Estelle Doheny (morocco bookplate) -- donated to SMS 12 December 1946.
A substantial fragment of this important Biblical commentary by the Franciscan theologian Nicholas of Lyre. His great commentary, a series of separate analyses, or Postillae, on each biblical verse or section of a chapter, was greatly influential in the late Middle Ages and continued to be regarded as the definitive modern biblical commentary during the Reformation. The Postillae were frequently reprinted, in their entirety or in parts, throughout the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. BMC IV, 14; BSB-Ink. N-110; HC *10363; Oates 1364, 1365; Pr 3322; Goff N-131.
Royal 2o (373 x 267 mm). 305 leaves only (of 452). 45 lines. Roman type 2:115. Rubricated in alternate red and blue, initials with delicate pen-flourishing. Five 7-line illuminated initials and floral page-border. (Border slightly cropped, some soiling and spotting, few old marginal repairs.) 19th-century quarter vellum, boards, marbled edges. Provenance: Estelle Doheny (morocco bookplate) -- donated to SMS 12 December 1946.
A substantial fragment of this important Biblical commentary by the Franciscan theologian Nicholas of Lyre. His great commentary, a series of separate analyses, or Postillae, on each biblical verse or section of a chapter, was greatly influential in the late Middle Ages and continued to be regarded as the definitive modern biblical commentary during the Reformation. The Postillae were frequently reprinted, in their entirety or in parts, throughout the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. BMC IV, 14; BSB-Ink. N-110; HC *10363; Oates 1364, 1365; Pr 3322; Goff N-131.