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细节
LUDOLPHUS DE SAXONIA (d. 1378). Vita Christi. Venice: Simon Bevilaqua, 7 December 1498.
Royal 8° (184 x 128mm). Gothic type, double column, initial spaces, woodcut printer's device on title, title printed in red, author's name written on the upper edge. (Repaired wormtrack with a little loss in first two quires, light dampstaining.) Contemporary Italian blindstamped goatskin over wooden boards tooled with arabesque and knotwork, 3 (of 4) brass catch plates (rebacked preserving part of the original backstrip, few wormholes).
Vita Christi is Ludolphus's principal work, presenting the history of the life of Christ as well as a series of dissertations, meditations and prayers. It was extremely popular and went through many editions up to the 19th century. All principal incunable catalogues except BSB-Ink cite this edition as a quarto, however the present copy is clearly an octavo. Polain records the publisher as being Paganinus de Paganinis. H *9877; CR 3668; Polain(B) 2538; CIBN L-270; BSB-Ink L-267; Goff L-349.
Royal 8° (184 x 128mm). Gothic type, double column, initial spaces, woodcut printer's device on title, title printed in red, author's name written on the upper edge. (Repaired wormtrack with a little loss in first two quires, light dampstaining.) Contemporary Italian blindstamped goatskin over wooden boards tooled with arabesque and knotwork, 3 (of 4) brass catch plates (rebacked preserving part of the original backstrip, few wormholes).
Vita Christi is Ludolphus's principal work, presenting the history of the life of Christ as well as a series of dissertations, meditations and prayers. It was extremely popular and went through many editions up to the 19th century. All principal incunable catalogues except BSB-Ink cite this edition as a quarto, however the present copy is clearly an octavo. Polain records the publisher as being Paganinus de Paganinis. H *9877; CR 3668; Polain(B) 2538; CIBN L-270; BSB-Ink L-267; Goff L-349.
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