GW. Incunable M18829

M18829 Lucanus, Marcus Annaeus: Pharsalia. Mit Komm. von Omnibonus Leonicenus und Beigaben von Johannes Britannicus, Junius Pomponius Laetus, Johannes Taberius und Christophorus Lafranchinus(?). Brescia: Jacobus Britannicus, 2.V.1486. 2°

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Anm. Zu einer Unregelmäßigkeit in der Kollation des Ex. Budapest BAcadSci vgl. Rozsondai, Marianne u. Béla: Cataloguing rare books in the Library of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences: Problems of Incunabula and Copy-specific Data. In: Imprints and owners: recording the cultural geography of Europe. Papers presented on 10 November 2006 at the CERL Seminar hosted by the National Széchényi Library, Budapest. Hg. David Shaw. London 2007. (CERL Papers. 7.) S. 15-30 [10.VIII.2016], hier S. 28: “Our copy of Lucanus’ Pharsalia, Brescia, 1486 (Inc. 279: CIH 2096, BMC VII 975) has two small peculiarities. Quire ‘u’ is indicated in the Registrum to have three sheets, and quire ‘n’ – two sheets. Our copy, and one of the two copies in the British Library were gathered accordingly. The third sheet assigned to ‘u’, however, is in fact the middle sheet of quire ‘n’, with signature ‘n iii’ and catchword ‘ueluti’. In the other copy of the British Library, the Register was emended with pen-and-ink, and the sheets were collated correctly. The Venice, 1492 edition (CIH 2099, BMC V 431 [M18865]) inherited the displacement of the text, since it was printed from the Brescia edition.”

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HC 10237. Veneziani: Brescia 99. Ce³ L-301. CIH 2096. IBE 3566. IBP 3452. IGI 5818 u.Corr. Pell 7224. 7282. CRF XIII 1442. VB 2822. BSB-Ink L-231. CIBN L-236. Pr 6983. BMC VII 975.IB 31126. Bod-inc L-159. Borm: IG 1711. Collijn: Uppsala 971. Günther 528. Hubay: Augsburg 1324. Sack: Freiburg 2274. Schlechter-Ries 1196. Sheehan: Vaticana L-141. Zdanevyč 287. ISTC il00301000.

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