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(1520). SAINT AUGUSTIN. DE CIVITATE DEI, CONTRA PAGANOS LIBRI DUO ET VIGENTI: opus dignissimum: humanarum divinarumque litterarum disciplinis clarissime refertum. Cum commentariis. Lyon, Jacques Sacon impensis Johann Koberger (Nürnberg), October 15, 1520. 2 parts in 1 vol. in-folio of 299-1bl.-62 leaves, soft ivory vellum (period binding). Commentaries on the City of God by Dominican Thomas Valois (1287-1350) and English theologian Nicolas Trivet (1258-1328), with annotations by Jacques Passavant (1297-1357), Franciscan François de Meyronnes (1285-1327) and humanist Conrad de Leonberg (1465-1511). A very fine Lyon Gothic printing by Jacques Sacon, printer and bookseller, commissioned by the Koberger family of Nuremberg, who rightly appreciated the quality of his work. The title, featuring a vignette of Saint Augustine, is printed in red and black in a large frame. Some handwritten annotations, gallery in bottom margin on several leaves, some pages browned/browned. (USTC 155443, 9 copies) (Baudrier XII, 353, inaccurate coll.).
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(1520). SAINT AUGUSTIN. DE CIVITATE DEI, CONTRA PAGANOS LIBRI DUO ET VIGENTI: opus dignissimum: humanarum divinarumque litterarum disciplinis clarissime refertum. Cum commentariis. Lyon, Jacques Sacon impensis Johann Koberger (Nürnberg), October 15, 1520. 2 parts in 1 vol. in-folio of 299-1bl.-62 leaves, soft ivory vellum (period binding). Commentaries on the City of God by Dominican Thomas Valois (1287-1350) and English theologian Nicolas Trivet (1258-1328), with annotations by Jacques Passavant (1297-1357), Franciscan François de Meyronnes (1285-1327) and humanist Conrad de Leonberg (1465-1511). A very fine Lyon Gothic printing by Jacques Sacon, printer and bookseller, commissioned by the Koberger family of Nuremberg, who rightly appreciated the quality of his work. The title, featuring a vignette of Saint Augustine, is printed in red and black in a large frame. Some handwritten annotations, gallery in bottom margin on several leaves, some pages browned/browned. (USTC 155443, 9 copies) (Baudrier XII, 353, inaccurate coll.).
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