Herbarius.
1485
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Title
Herbarius.
Created/published
Patauie impressus : [Johann Petri], anno Domi[ni] [et] cetera lxxxv. [1485]
Description
[348] p. : ill. (woodcuts) ; 22 cm (4to)
Associated name
Note
With German synonyms.
Place and date of publication from title; publisher from Goff.
Signatures: [*]⁴, [a-u]⁸, [x]¹⁰.
150 woodcut pictures of plants; woodcuts 28 and 30 reversed; woodcuts numbered 96 and 148 printed upside down.
Leaf [t]8 is blank.
Capital spaces, with guide letters in last 2 gatherings.
Place and date of publication from title; publisher from Goff.
Signatures: [*]⁴, [a-u]⁸, [x]¹⁰.
150 woodcut pictures of plants; woodcuts 28 and 30 reversed; woodcuts numbered 96 and 148 printed upside down.
Leaf [t]8 is blank.
Capital spaces, with guide letters in last 2 gatherings.
Cited/described in
Goff, F.R. Incunabula in American libraries, H-64
BM 15th cent., II, p. 616 (IA.11324)
Becher, K. Early herbals, 7
Klebs 506.6
BM 15th cent., II, p. 616 (IA.11324)
Becher, K. Early herbals, 7
Klebs 506.6
Place of creation/publication
Germany -- Passau.
Call number
INC H58 Massey
Folger-specific note
Folger copy: woodcuts handcolored; capital strokes in title, and first initial on leaf [*]2r in red paint; initials provided in alternate red and blue in last 2 gatherings; inscription in red paint on leaf [m]6r, under woodcut of plant numbered "cxiiij" [i.e. 94].
A few manuscript "Nota bene" markings in margins, most of them reading "NB legi p[er] totu[m]"; German name of plant corrected in woodcut no. 36.
Inscriptions on title page: "Coenobij Subensis"; unidentified bookplate with "Cerf. Berr. Pere." in a shield, a stag and a bear as supporters; gift of Mrs. Mary P. Massey (on deposit Jan. 1989).
In a 16th century pigskin binding, blind tooled with "Spes", "Fides" and "Caritas" stamps and initials "H.R."; two clasps; manuscript vellum fragments, one of them with neumes, used as spine reinforcement.
A few manuscript "Nota bene" markings in margins, most of them reading "NB legi p[er] totu[m]"; German name of plant corrected in woodcut no. 36.
Inscriptions on title page: "Coenobij Subensis"; unidentified bookplate with "Cerf. Berr. Pere." in a shield, a stag and a bear as supporters; gift of Mrs. Mary P. Massey (on deposit Jan. 1989).
In a 16th century pigskin binding, blind tooled with "Spes", "Fides" and "Caritas" stamps and initials "H.R."; two clasps; manuscript vellum fragments, one of them with neumes, used as spine reinforcement.