Incipit tractatus notabilis de exco[mmun]icationibus suspensionibus interdictis irregularitatib[us] [et] pe[n]is Fratris Antonini archiep[iscop]i Florentini de ordine predicatorum

Author/Creator:

Antoninus, Saint, Archbishop of Florence, 1389-1459. author

Publication/Creation:

Cuius no[ta]bilitatis p[re]textu i[m]pressio[n]i expositus fuit Uenetijs [that is, Venice] : Ductu & i[m]pe[n]sis Ioha[n]nis d[e] Colonia agripine[n]si, ac Iohannis Ma[n]then d[e] Gherretze[m], Anno saluti, MCCCCLXXX, sexto idus Maij [1480]

Format:

Book

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Full Title:

Incipit tractatus notabilis de exco[mmun]icationibus suspensionibus interdictis irregularitatib[us] [et] pe[n]is Fratris Antonini archiep[iscop]i Florentini de ordine predicatorum

Uniform Title:

De excommunicationibus et censuris

Related/Included Titles:

De sponsalibus et matrimonio.

Related Names

Additional Author/Creators:

Manthen, Johann, active 1471-1481, printer
Johann, von Köln, active 1471-1491, printer
Antoninus, Saint, Archbishop of Florence, 1389-1459. De sponsalibus et matrimonio
MacMillan Law Library, current owner

Subjects/Genre

Subjects:

Censures, Ecclesiastical--Early works to 1800
Punishment (Canon law)--Early works to 1800
Irregularities (Canon law)--Early works to 1800
Marriage (Canon law)--Early works to 1800
Incunabula--Specimens

Description/Summary

Summary:

"Second complete edition. Antoninus, Archbishop of Florence, had a great reputation as a moral theologian and canonist. He is best-known as the author of the great four-part Summa Theologica Moralis. De Censuris collects two of his principal texts: De Censuris, which deals with censures and punishments, and De Sponsalibus et Matrimonio, which concerns marriage and marital issues, such as infertility. It was first published in 1474..."--Lawbook Exchange.

Language:

Latin

Physical Type/Description:

[136] leaves ; 24 cm (4to)

General Note:

Includes treatises De excommunicationibus et censuris, and De sponsalibus et matrimonio; title from incipit of first work.
Imprint from colophon (r6v).
Signatures: a-b¹⁰ c-k⁸ l⁶ m-q⁸ r⁶ (a1 blank); c2 signed e2.
Gothic type, double columns.
Capital spaces, mostly with guides (supplied in red).
Capitals/initials in red and blue, paragraph marks in red, colored entries are manuscript.
Colophon: Prime Tractat[us] nõbilis de excõicatiõibus: suspẽsionibus: interdictis irregularitatib[us] [et] penis ... Secũdo Titulus d[e] spõsalibus [et] matrimonio: ... Cuius nõbilitatis p̃textu ĩpressioĩ expositus fuit Venetijs ductu [et] ĩpẽsis Iohãnis d[e] Colonia agripinẽsi: ac Iohannis Mãthen d[e] Gherretzẽ. Anno salut[is] M⁰.cccc.lxxx. sexto idus Maij.

Local Note:

Law Library copy: leaf a1 lacking; leaf a2r has hand drawn and gilded floral pattern; capitals/initials in red or blue, entered by hand; extensive marginalia; provenance/ownership inscription "Librarius Ludlovia Parochialis ex-Hopton 21[.]11[.] Anno Do. 1644," inscription puts the volume at Hopton Castle, South Shropshire, sometime after the fall of the castle; early leather binding, with brass corners, leather and brass clasps, and ~17th century chain attached to rear cover, binding possibly by Antonius-Meister II of Lubeck; fragments of early manuscript pages used as rear end papers; author's name in ink on a2r.

Citation/Reference Note:

BM 15th cent., V, p. 236 (IB. 20374)
Goff A-777
Hain 1270*
IGI 608
GW 2071
Proctor 4342
Pellechet 898
Polain 277
BSB-Ink A-610

Additional Identifiers

Catalog ID (MMSID):

990036051070302486

OCLC Number:

78237939

Barcode:

200000206339