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Five incunabula new to my inventory: 1) Pseudo Aquinas with Henricus de Hassia, 2) Thomas Aquinas 3)Beroaldus, 4) Guillermus Altissodorensis and 5) Robert Holcot.

566J. Thomas Aquinas  Pseudo ; 1225-1274 Erroneously attributed to Aquinas. Compiled from works by Jacobus de Fusignano (ca. 1333)  and that attributed to Henricus de Hassia (T.M. Charland, Artes praedicandi, Paris, 1936, p.87) (CIBN)  Tractatulus solennis de arte [et] vero modo p[rae]dicandi. ex... Continue Reading →

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15th and 16th Century Books For the Boston Book Fair

November 11-13 https://www.dropbox.com/s/7opevpcu6nou25m/F%C2%A7asciculeXL.pdf?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/7opevpcu6nou25m/F%C2%A7asciculeXL.pdf?dl=0

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I need an assistant for the 2022 BOSTON ANTIQUARIAN BOOK SHOW! November 11-13•| who has –Enthusiasm, Love of books, some pay!!!

I'm looking for a person comfortable and knowledge of books printed before 1699. Having a facility in languages is a plus. If you are an interested person please see my blogs and catalogues and webpage. https://www.jamesgraybookseller.com There will be about... Continue Reading →

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TEN incunabula randomly selected from my inventory: 1)Albertus of Padua, 2)Augustine (pseudo), 3)William of Auxerre, 4)Pseudo Aquinas with Henricus de Hassia, 5) Thomas Aquinas, 6)Beroaldus, 7)Charles VII, 8)Ficino, 9)Holcot, 10 & 11) Orosius, 12)Savonarola, 13) Suso

-) 1 (- 564J. Albertus de Padua (1282-1328): and Pseudo-Nicolaus de Dinkelsbühl (1360-1433) Expositio evangeliorum dominicalium et festivalium. Add: Nicolaus de Dinkelsbuel: Concordantia in passionem dominicam. Ulm : Johann Zainer, 'about' 15 June 1480.   (The colophon reads circa festum sancti Viti)  ... Continue Reading →

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Where does wisdom come from? Robert Holcot’s answer .

566J  Robertus Holcot. (c. 1290 – 1349) [Super sapientiam Salomonis] Opus preclarissimum eximij d[omi]ni magistri roperti holkot sacre theologie moralissimi at[que] doctissimi p[ro]fessoris ordinis fratru[m] p[rae]dicator[um] sup[er] sapie[n]tia[m] salomonis  qua[m] philo disertissimus collegit .. Jncipit feliciter. Speier: Per me Petrum Drach ciuem... Continue Reading →

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Pseudo Seneca, in German ca. 1490 with annotations throughout the text.

546J Seneca, Lucius Annaeus, approximately 4 B.C.-65 A.D..& Martin of Braga (c. 515–580) {In fact by Martinus Dumiensis, Archbishop of Braga (Bracara).} Seneca de quattuor virtntibus [sic] cardinalibus cū cōmēto. with [German transl. and adapt. M. de Braga.] Leipzig, Conrad Kachelofen, about... Continue Reading →

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Fascicule XXXVII , now in the mail.

If you would like a print copy Please send me an e-mail me jamesgray2[at]me.com Or follow this Link to the a PDF: https://www.dropbox.com/s/7w5z4hnadts8b2r/%C2%A7%C2%B6%2037%20fascicule%2015th%20c.pdf?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/7w5z4hnadts8b2r/%C2%A7%C2%B6%2037%20fascicule%2015th%20c.pdf?dl=0 Or use this QR code. Or follow the links in the index for ISTC listings https://www.dropbox.com/s/7w5z4hnadts8b2r/%C2%A7%C2%B6%2037%20fascicule%2015th%20c.pdf?dl=0... Continue Reading →

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Early Books for July!

Here is a link to a PDF of fascicule XXXVII https://www.dropbox.com/s/7w5z4hnadts8b2r/%C2%A7%C2%B6%2037%20fascicule%2015th%20c.pdf?dl=0 or a QR code... https://www.dropbox.com/s/7w5z4hnadts8b2r/%C2%A7%C2%B6%2037%20fascicule%2015th%20c.pdf?dl=0

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The “Praeparitio” is a gigantic feat of erudition.

945G     Eusebius of Caesarea                  c. 260-c. 340 Eusebius Pa[m]phili de eua[n]gelica preparac[i]o[n]e ex greco in latinu[m] translatus Incipit feliciter.                [ Cologne, Ulrich Zel, not after 1473]                          $18,000 Folio 10 ¾  x 7 ¾  inches. [a]12, [b-o]10, [p]8      One of... Continue Reading →

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