539 - Cyril of Alexandria. The distinguished work of the blessed Father Cyril, Patriarch of Alexandria, on the Gospel of John: translated by George of Trebizond, and carefully revised for the second edition. - Thesaurus ... XIV books ... on the consubstantiality of the Son ... against heretics ... - Commentaries on Leviticus, arranged in XVI books. 3 parts in 1 volume. With 3 woodcut title pages, 2 full-page metal engravings, and numerous initials. Paris, Hopyl, 1520–1521. 263 numbered leaves, 1 blank leaf; 4 unnumbered leaves, 86 numbered leaves; 62 numbered leaves, 2 unnumbered leaves. 29 x 20.5 cm. Contemporary wooden-cover volume with blind-stamped pigskin spine, contemporary handwritten title on the front cover; fastening straps missing (some wormholes; rear wooden cover appropriately replaced).

Cyril of Alexandria. The distinguished work of the blessed Father Cyril, Patriarch of Alexandria, on the Gospel of John: translated by George of Trebizond, and carefully revised for the second edition. - Thesaurus ... XIV books ... on the consubstantiality of the Son ... against heretics ... - Commentaries on Leviticus, arranged in XVI books. 3 parts in 1 volume. With 3 woodcut title pages, 2 full-page metal engravings, and numerous initials. Paris, Hopyl, 1520–1521. 263 numbered leaves, 1 blank leaf; 4 unnumbered leaves, 86 numbered leaves; 62 numbered leaves, 2 unnumbered leaves. 29 x 20.5 cm. Contemporary wooden-cover volume with blind-stamped pigskin spine, contemporary handwritten title on the front cover; fastening straps missing (some wormholes; rear wooden cover appropriately replaced). Index Aurel. 149.148ff. - Panzer, Annales VII, 1140, 1231f. - BM STC French 1470 127 (Thesaurus). - In Parts 2 and 3, metal engravings repeated on the verso of the last leaf of each part (Merlo 1140). These depict Saint Ursula with virgins in Renaissance architecture, above which is the Adoration of the Magi, and below which is the Martyrdom of the Maccabees. In the upper left is the Cologne coat of arms; on the right is a coat of arms with the monogram “PW.” The second metal engraving is somewhat faintly imprinted. According to Merlo, these metal engravings appear in books printed in Paris for the Cologne bookseller Birckmann. - Waterworm holes at the beginning and end; inside cover bears an ownership inscription “Andreas Baumann(?) ... 1567,” on the title page there is a stamp and a contemporary inscription; scattered foxing spots and water stains along the edges; the page margins at the beginning and end show finger stains in places. *