Durandus, Guilelmus.
Durandus, Guilelmus.
Rationale divinorum officiorum.
Strasbourg, [Georg Husner], 1501. Folio. [3] bullet, CCLX bullet, [1] w. Bl. Got. Type, two-column print with initial spatia. Restored gothic leather strap currently over wooden covers with 2 intact clasps (spine renewed using the original fragmentary cover). Both covers with beautiful blind embossing, including wickerwork and pistils. Front cover with embossed title "Rationale
".
VD16 D 3004 - Adams D 1156 - One of the main sources for the western church liturgy, created around 1280 and published in many editions. The Rationale offers in 8 books a description and symbolic-allegorical explanation of all worship acts. Its author was the bishop of Mende. - In places somewhat damp or mildewed, in the beginning also fingerprints, hs. Note of ownership on title (dated 1565).
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Durandus, Guilelmus.
Rationale divinorum officiorum.
Strasbourg, [Georg Husner], 1501. Folio. [3] bullet, CCLX bullet, [1] w. Bl. Got. Type, two-column print with initial spatia. Restored gothic leather strap currently over wooden covers with 2 intact clasps (spine renewed using the original fragmentary cover). Both covers with beautiful blind embossing, including wickerwork and pistils. Front cover with embossed title "Rationale
".
VD16 D 3004 - Adams D 1156 - One of the main sources for the western church liturgy, created around 1280 and published in many editions. The Rationale offers in 8 books a description and symbolic-allegorical explanation of all worship acts. Its author was the bishop of Mende. - In places somewhat damp or mildewed, in the beginning also fingerprints, hs. Note of ownership on title (dated 1565).
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