BERNARD DE CLAIRVAUX (1090-1153), mais plus probablement Thomas de BEVERLEY-FROIDMONT (circa 1150-1225) - photo 1

BERNARD DE CLAIRVAUX (1090-1153), mais plus probablement Thomas de BEVERLEY-FROIDMONT (circa 1150-1225)

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10.05.2021 11:00UTC +02:00
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Lot 3 | BERNARD DE CLAIRVAUX (1090-1153), mais plus probablement Thomas de BEVERLEY-FROIDMONT (circa 1150-1225)
BERNARD DE CLAIRVAUX (1090-1153), mais plus probablement Thomas de BEVERLEY-FROIDMONT (circa 1150-1225). Modus bene vivendi in christianam religionem. Venise : Bernardinus Benalius, 30 mai 1494.

Troisième édition incunable de ce texte attribué à saint Bernard de Clairvaux. La première avait paru quatre ans plus tôt, à Venise également. ISTC ib00414000 ; Goff B414 ; Bod-inc B-204 ; BMC V 375.

In-8 (152 x 102 mm). (2) ff. ; a-n8. Quelques initiales rubriquées. Travail de vers aux 3 premiers cahiers, le cahier a particulièrement atteint, avec manques en marge inférieure et partie supérieure, et pertes de lettres ; quelques mouillures marginales. Veau fauve postérieur (plats détachés, manques au dos). Provenance : cote de bibliothèque et deux ex-libris anciens sur la page de titre, l'un partiellement cancellé : "Molesta" et "P. Boarini J. Dom." (?) -- cachet de la bibliothèque jésuite de Stonyhurst College sur la première et la dernière page.

Third incunable edition of this text frequently attributed to Bernard of Clairvaux.

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