tia00688000

Text-inc Id:

tia00688000

Bod-inc Id:

A-273

Headings:

Andreas de Escobar Modus confitendi (cum orationibus ante et post missam).

Analysis of content:

1. A2r Andreas [de Escobar] Hispanus: Modus confitendi. Incipit: ‘[Q]voniam omni confitenti necessarium est hanc generalem confessionem dicere . . .’ Explicit: et participationi fidelium Christianorum restituere.’ Ends after the confession of sins against the Octo beatitudines.
2. A8r [Andreas de Escobar Hispanus(?): Formula of absolution.] Incipit: ‘Finita confessione dicat sacerdos: “Misereator(!) tui etc.” . . .’
3. A8v [Andreas de Escobar Hispanus(?)]: ‘Alia breuis et succincta peccatoris ad Deum confessio.’ Incipit: ‘Deus inestimabilis et eterne misericordie, Deus pietatis immense . . .’ See A. Wilmart, Precum libelli quattuor aevi Karolini (Rome 1940), 21-4, 56 no. 1, and 73-5 no. 4.

Imprint:

[Paris]: Étienne Jehannot, for Claude Jaumar, [c.1496-8]. 8°.

Collation:

A–E⁸. Woodcut of the Crucifixion on A1r, 74 ×55 mm; the same woodcut appears on C7v of H‑167; for an illustration of it within printed floral borders, see Claudin II 242.

References:

Source: Bodleian ISTC: ia00688000 GW 1852; C 4283; Goff A‑688; Pr 8345; Sheppard 6482. LCN: 14863033

Copies:

1. A-273(1) Copy Bound with:
   1. Cyrillus, Speculum sapientiae. [Paris]: Georg Mittelhus, [c.1497] (C‑510(2));
   3. Confessionale: Interrogationes et doctrinae. [Paris: Guy Marchant, c.1494] (C‑418);
   4. Corona mystica Beatae Mariae Virginis. Antwerp: Gerard Leeu, 6 Oct. 1492 (C‑464). Wanting gatherings B–E. Binding: Eighteenth/nineteenth-century half calf for Douce; on the gold-tooled spine a floral stamp in four compartments. Size: 133 × 96 × 20 mm. Size of leaf: 128 × 93 mm. Occasional early marginal notes. Provenance: Phillip Shepard (sixteenth century); on a1v of item 1: ‘Phillip Shepard his boke and soe god send him god loke a mene a mene'. Thomas Clenburg (fl. 1586); on a1r of item 4 the inscription: ‘Libellus iste . . . pertinet domino Thome Clenburg olim abbati Sorensi 1586'; a copy of this edition was sold at Thomas Rawlinson's sale p. 9 (1727), lot 54. William Hamper (1776-1831); sale, 21 July 1831, lot 31, annotated by Douce in his copy of the catalogue (Mus. Bibl. III 8^o 479(25)) 'Douce' in red ink. Francis Douce (1757-1834); purchased at Hamper's sale; stamp. Bequeathed in 1834. SHELFMARK: Douce 4(2).