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Bibliotheca Spenceriana; or, A descriptive catalogue of the ..library of George John, earl Spencer . ever,are much stained. 6^6. Dattus (Augustinus). ElegantiolaeLatini Sermon is. Printed hy Goes. WithoutPlace or Date. Quarto At first sight, this would appear to be a production of the press ofPlanck or Guldinbeck; but the gothic type is larger and bolder thanthat of either of them. The signatures to h, inclusively, run irregularlyin eights and sixes. On the recto of a z, ^ugui^tini SDatti §>ttyist ^tx\m$\^equtttut cpi^tole tut gamene ab bi^efcipulu he correctiolie 5 itiagiigitm ^M iliata co
Bibliotheca Spenceriana; or, A descriptive catalogue of the ..library of George John, earl Spencer . ever,are much stained. 6^6. Dattus (Augustinus). ElegantiolaeLatini Sermon is. Printed hy Goes. WithoutPlace or Date. Quarto At first sight, this would appear to be a production of the press ofPlanck or Guldinbeck; but the gothic type is larger and bolder thanthat of either of them. The signatures to h, inclusively, run irregularlyin eights and sixes. On the recto of a z, ^ugui^tini SDatti §>ttyist ^tx\m$\^equtttut cpi^tole tut gamene ab bi^efcipulu he correctiolie 5 itiagiigitm ^M iliata conquccente. These two epistles occupy little more than the recto of the next the reverse of the ensuing and last leaf, (the recto being blank) arethe following wood-cut and subscription:. C ^ue BcnigntfjB^ime tionuneilje^u cljrijftc gratia plenummi^ericorbia teca iiencbictapafj^io tua tjulnca tua mor^tiia: etlicnetiictuj^ ^angui^bulnem tuom ^Hmeit •: • The reader may compare this cut with the one at page 79, vol. ii.,of my edition of Herberts Typographical Antiquities. He will observethat, although there is a similarity in the attitudes of the criminals, theabove is very much inferior both in spirit and design. The present isa fair sound copy; in calf binding. VOL. III. a a 298 MISCELLANEOUS. [Paris J 1495. 677 Devuert (Guillermus). Printed hy Wolf-gang Hopyl. Paris. 1495. Quarto. The title and frontispiece exhibit a very neat appearance. Underthe words lLibeIIU0 He motio penitcittii et cotxfitent)i, there is a large wood-cut, with this circumscription: ^unere tjibit amor delat Sua JFurtatSienua* Two leopards (apparently) are in the centre, supporting adevice of which the ensuing is a fac-simile:
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