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ANTONINUS FLORENTINUS (1389-1459, Saint). Summa theologicae. Part II only (of 4). Edited by Franciscus Moneliensis. Venice: Nicolaus Jenson, 28th June 1480.
Chancery 2o (295 x 210 mm). Collation: a-d10 e-z \\i \\j \\g A-L8 M10 N10-1. 322 leaves (of 323; lacking the final leaf with the register). 56 lines and head-line, double column. Gothic types 7:150 (head-lines, first words of sections), 5:93 (prefatory letter on a1v) and 6:84 (text). Initial spaces with printed guide-letters. Two initials supplied in divided red and blue. (Some occasonal light staining, heaviest at beginning and end, small repaired hole in the first quire affecting a few letters on a2, repaired tears on i1-2 and k5 crossing text, a few small marginal repairs on k3, 03 and in the last quire, some worming at beginning catching a few letters, some other marginal worming occasionally repaired.) Modern quarter calf, wooden boards. Provenance: (non-Doheny) given to the Western Province by the Roman Province of the Congregation of the Mission 11 September 1954; donated by them to SMS 14 May 1967.
Written between 1440 and 1459, the Summa theologicae was the most extensive work on moral theology produced up to its time. Part II analyzes the different kinds of sin, restitution, vows and infidelity. BMC IV, 181 (IB.19735); GW 2185; HC *1243; Pr 4126; Goff A-872.
Chancery 2
Written between 1440 and 1459, the Summa theologicae was the most extensive work on moral theology produced up to its time. Part II analyzes the different kinds of sin, restitution, vows and infidelity. BMC IV, 181 (IB.19735); GW 2185; HC *1243; Pr 4126; Goff A-872.
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