536 - Clicthove, Josse. Sermones Judoci Clichtovei Neoportuen. ... to all students, especially in these times ... of the utmost necessity. Ed. Louis Lasseré. With numerous woodcut initials. Cologne, Quentel, 1535. 4 unnumbered leaves, 298 (incorrectly numbered 297) leaves. — Bound together with: Nausea, Friedrich. Sermones qvadragesimales ... Adijciuntur hisc sermonibus, Orationes aliquot ... Aeditio prima. With a woodcut title border by Anton Woensam of Worms and numerous woodcut initials. Cologne, (Eucharius Cervicornus for Quentel) 1535. 3 leaves, 79 leaves. 33.5 x 21 cm. Contemporary blind-embossed leather binding over wooden covers with a roller stamp.

Clicthove, Josse. Sermones Judoci Clichtovei Neoportuen. ... to all students, especially in these times ... of the utmost necessity. Ed. Louis Lasseré. With numerous woodcut initials. Cologne, Quentel, 1535. 4 unnumbered leaves, 298 (incorrectly numbered 297) leaves. — Bound together with: Nausea, Friedrich. Sermones qvadragesimales ... Adijciuntur hisc sermonibus, Orationes aliquot ... Aeditio prima. With a woodcut title border by Anton Woensam of Worms and numerous woodcut initials. Cologne, (Eucharius Cervicornus for Quentel) 1535. 3 leaves, 79 leaves. 33.5 x 21 cm. Contemporary blind-embossed leather binding over wooden covers with a roller stamp. I. VD16 C 4209 - Index Aurel. 141.776 - Jackson 1800. - Jodocus Clichtoveus (or: Josse Clicthove, 1472–1543), one of the most influential teachers at the Sorbonne, initially sided with the humanists but, as a result of religious disputes, later aligned himself with the strict scholastics. As a proponent of moderate reforms, he strongly opposed Luther. - The lower third of the title page has been restored without any loss of text. - II. VD16 N 273: “incomplete” - BM STC 645 - Adams N-93. - Part 2 of the “Sermones adventuales.” Nausea (1480–1552), one of the most significant Catholic preachers of the Reformation era and known as a theologian of reconciliation in his time, strove, among other things, to bring Melanchthon back into the Catholic Church. - Folios 78 and 79 are facsimiles on old paper. - Another incomplete work, likely from the same printing house, is bound together with it. - The roll stamps on the binding (Mater Dei, Judidt, Evaa) are described in Haebler II, 325, 3, and Schunke 385, 3. Haebler I, 212 attributes them to the Leipzig bookbinder Bonifatius Kleinschmidt. - The clasps are missing; the spine and minor losses have been appropriately restored; the first and last leaves have finger stains; and there are traces of moisture in places along the lower margin at the end. - Overall, a well-preserved collection of sermons. *