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=100 0\$aMartin,$cof Braga, Saint,$dapproximately 515-579 or 580.
=240 10$aFormula vitae honestae
=245 10$aAnnei lucii Senece de quattuor uirtutibus liber feliciter incipit.
=246 3\$aDe quattuor virtutibus cardinalibus, sive De formula honestae vitae
=246 3\$aAnnaei Lucii Senecae de quattuor virtutibus liber foeliciter incipit
=260 \\$a[Paris :$bPetrus Caesaris and Johannes Stol,$cca. 1473]
=300 \\$a[18] leaves ;$c193-211 mm. (4to)
=500 \\$aTitle from caption at incipit on leaf [a1] recto.
=500 \\$aDated by Veyrin-Forrer.
=500 \\$aAn imperfect copy in the Hunterian Library, recorded by Copinger, has a false Mainz imprint: see ISTC is00409500.
=500 \\$aMartinus's Formula vitae honestae, sive De quatuor virtutibus, is traditionally attributed to Seneca and is presumably based on Seneca's De officiis.
=500 \\$aFor the attribution of the text to Martinus Dumiensis, Archbishop of Braga, see Nikolaus Henkel, Deutsche Übersetzungen lateinischer Schultexte: Ihre Verbreitung und Funktion im Mittelalter und in der frühen Neuzeit, Münchener Texte und Untersuchungen, 90, Munich,1988, pp. 306-309.
=500 \\$aOften bound with Seneca's De remediis fortuitorum (ISTC is00427500)
=500 \\$aThe three fictitious orations ascribed to Demosthenes, Aeschines, and Demades are probably by Petrus Marcellus, bishop of Ceneda: see Remigio Sabbadini, "Antonio da Romagno e Pietro Marcello", in Nuovo Archivio Veneto, n.s., XV (1915), pp. 207-246, in particular pp. 241 ss.
=500 \\$aSpaces left blank for initials, with printed guide letters.
=500 \\$aSignatures: [a¹⁰ b⁸]
=505 0\$a[Pseudo-] Lucius Annaeus Seneca [i.e. Martinus de Braga]. De quattuor virtutibus cardinalibus, sive De formula honestae vitae, [a1]r-[a6]v; [Pseudo-] Lucius Annaeus Seneca. De moribus, [a7]r-[b1]r; "Epitaphium Senece", [b1]r; [Petrus Marcellus]. Tres orationes habitae in senatu Atheniensi de recipiendo Alexandro Magno vel armis repellendo, attributed here to Aeschines, Demades, and Demosthenes, [b1]v-[b4]v; [Pseudo-] Bernardus Claravallensis [i.e Bernardus Silvestris ?]. Epistola de gubernatione rei familiaris, addressed to Raymundus miles, [b5]r-[b8]r; "Quattuor sunt que per rectore[m] familie obseruari conuenit", 4 verse, reading "Sub timore congruo familiam tenere / Alimenta iuxta redditus exhibere / Mores quoq[ue] iustos docere / In domo hilarem temperate se exhibere", [b8]r.
=510 4\$aBN cat. des incun.,$cS-208
=510 4\$aCopinger,$c5351
=510 4\$aGW,$c3969 (Bernardus only)
=510 4\$aGW,$cM41521
=510 4\$aISTC,$cis00409500
=510 4\$aOates,$c2894, 2895
=510 4\$aJeanne Veyrin-Forrer, "Le deuxième atelier typographique de Paris: Cesaris et Stol", Gutenberg-Jahrbuch, 1976,$cpp. 117-29 (p. 126, no. 9)
=561 \\$aInc.5.D.1.3[2413], item no. 4: Provenance: Sold at Sotheby's, 20 December 1892, lot 1037, for 11 s. Given by Samuel Sandars in 1892.$5UkCU
=561 \\$aInc.5.D.1.3[2415], item no. 1: Provenance: A bibliographical note in French ending "Ce livre est extre[ma]ment rare" on leaf [b8] verso, France, 19th century. Bought through Quaritch at Sotheby's, 24 June 1896, lot 967.$5UkCU
=563 \\$aInc.5.D.1.3[2413], item no. 4: Binding: Gilt-tooled mottled brown calf over pasteboards, with gilt bookblock edges, England, 18th century.$5UkCU
=561 \\$aInc.5.D.1.3[2415], item no. 1: Binding: Brown morocco over pasteboards, with gilt-tooling on inner edges, marbled paper pastedowns and conjoint free endpapers, and gilt bookblock edges, England or France, 19th century.$5UkCU
=599 \\$aInc.5.D.1.3[2413], item no. 4: Bound with Poggius Florentinus. De infelicitate principum - Aeneas Sylvius Piccolomini. De curialium miseria - Lucius Annaeus Seneca. De remediis fortuitorum - Aeneas Sylvius Piccolomini. De duobus amantibus Euryalo et Lucretia. Printing of all texts attributed to [Paris : Petrus Caesaris and Johannes Stol, ca. 1473].$5UkCU
=599 \\$aInc.5.D.1.3[2413], item no. 4: Accession number: 2416. Wanting first leaf [a1]. Decoration: Initials and paragraph marks in red supplied by hand, France, Paris [?], 1470s. Annotations: Marginal manuscript notes in cursive hand, France, late 15th or early 16th century.$5UkCU
=599 \\$aInc.5.D.1.3[2415], item no. 1: Bound with Franciscus Florius. De amore Camilli et Aemiliae. [Paris : Petrus Caesaris and Johannes Stol, ca. 1473].$5UkCU
=599 \\$aInc.5.D.1.3[2415], item no. 1: Decoration: Initial in red with pen-flourished decoration in blue on leaf [a1] recto, initials and paragraph marks in alternating blue and red, and highlighting of printed capitals in yellow, all supplied by hand, France, Paris [?], 1470s.$5UkCU
=650 backslash_zero_replaced$aCardinal virtues in literature.
=650 backslash_zero_replaced$aEthics$vEarly works to 1800.
=655 \7$aAnnotations (Provenance)$zFrance$y15th century.$2rbprov$5UkCU
=655 \7$aAnnotations (Provenance)$zEngland$y19th century.$2rbprov$5UkCU
=655 \7$aAnnotations (Provenance)$zFrance$y19th century.$2rbprov$5UkCU
=700 1\$aSeneca, Lucius Annaeus,$dapproximately 4 B.C.-65 A.D.
=700 1\$aMarcello, Pietro,$dca. 1376-1428.
=700 0\$aBernard,$cof Clairvaux, Saint,$d1090 or 1091-1153.
=700 0\$aBernard Silvestris,$dactive 1136.
=700 1\$aDe Keysere, Pierre,$dactive 1473-1509,$eprinter.
=700 1\$aStoll, Johannes,$dactive 15th century,$eprinter.
=700 1\$aSandars, Samuel,$d1837-1894,$edonor.$5UkCU
=740 02$aEpistola de cura et modo rei familiaris.
=752 \\$aFrance$dParis.
=948 1\$a20101130$bln260$cULRBP-h$dc
