06130cam a2200709Ii 4500 stultiferanauisn00bran_4 CaSfIA 20240826040531.0 m o d cr|||||||||||| 911009s1497 sz a ob 000 p lat d VA@ eng dcrmb VA@ OCL OCLCQ OCLCG KRTAS OCLCQ OCLCF OCLCO OCLCQ OCLCO OCLCA NYP BRL CaSfIA lat gmh Brant, Sebastian, 1458-1521. Narrenschiff. Latin Stultifera nauis : narragonice [pro]fectionis nunq[uam] satis laudata nauis / per Sebastianu[m] Brant: vernaculo vulgari[que] sermone & rhythmo [pro] cu[n]cto[rum] mortalium fatuitatis semitas effugere cupie[n]tiu[m] directione, speculo, co[m]modo[que] & salute: pro[que] inertis ignau[ae][que] stultitici[ae] [per]petua infamia, execratione, & confutatione nu[per] fabricata: Atq[ue] iampridem per lacobum Locher, cognome[n]to Philomusum: Su[ae]uu[m]: in latinu[m] traducta eloquiu[m]: & per Sebastianu[m] Brant: denuo sedulo[que] reuisa: foelici exorditur principio. Stultifera navis [Basel] : [Johann Bergmann, de Olpe], [1 March 1497] 1 online resource (CXXXXV, [3] leaves : illustrations) On title page: "1497. Nihil sine causa. Io. de Olpe." Imprint from colophon (t1 recto): Finis Narragonice· nauis per Sebastianum Brant vulgari sermo[n]e theutonico quonda[m] fabricate[ae]: atq[ue] iampridem per Iacobum locher cognomento philomusum in latinu[m] traducte[ae]: perq[ue] pre[ae]tactu[m] Sebastianum Brant denuo reuise[ae]: aptissimisq[ue] concordantiis & suppletionibus exornate: Finis stultifere Nauis In laudatissima Germani[ae] vrbe Basiliensi, nu[per] o[per]a & [pro]motione Iohannis Bergman de Olpe, anno salutis no[str][ae] millesimo quadringentesimononagesimoseptimo kalendis Martiis. Vale inclyte lector. Signatures: a-śı t́þ. Chancery quarto; b3 verso: 30 lines plus headline (foliation) and printed marginalia, 166 (177) x 96 (118) mm; types: 220 (title and most headings), 180 (headings on a6 verso, a7 recto, and a8 verso), 109(a) (text), 77 (marginal references); printed initials, woodcuts. Illustrations: 117 woodcuts, most repeated from the original edition in German (Basel, 1494). See Schreiber, W.L. Manuel de l'amateur de la gravure sur bois et sur metal au XVe siecle, v. 5, entry 3567. 77 of the designs have been attributed to Albrecht Du˜rer. See: Albrecht Du˜rer : das druckgraphische Werk / bearbeitet von Rainer Schoch, Matthias Mende und Anna Scherbaum, c2001-c2004, v. 3, pages 86-87 and entries 266.1-266.77. Others are attributed to the Master of the Haintz-Narr, so called after the lettering in one of the prints (here: leaf XVa). Woodcut borders. Catalogue of books printed in the XVth century now in the British Museum, III, 795 (IA. 37942) Goff, F.R. Incunabula in American libraries, B1086 Gesamtkatalog der Wiegendrucke, 5054 Incunabula short title catalogue, ib01086000 cataloged 20190719 jm condition reviewed 20191209 cl pda MB COPY NOTE: Boston Public Library (Rare Books Department) copy Q.404.74 with some woodcuts hand-colored. Blind impression from bearer piece comprised of a single woodcut musical stave, with notation, on fol. CXLIIII. Leaf dimensions: 210 x 153 mm. PROVENANCE: Boston Public Library (Rare Books Department) copy Q.404.74: on front pastedown, two Latin epigrams in the same early hand. The first: "Germanos dicit stolida ebrietate teneri // Italus: Et sensus praecipitarimeo. // Italete dico pueri terebrare cloacas, // Naturae leges: et pia iura negans. // Quis tollerabilior quaeso dic Itale morbus: // Nos capit Bachus, te maledicte Venus." The second: "Nux pontica. // Nil mihi duricies prodest: si molliore essem, // Parceret a tritu petra lapisque meo." Earlier heading on pastedown -- perhaps an ownership statement -- erased and replaced with "Ex lib: St. Magni." Three impressions of the same purple ink stamp effaced on both pastedowns and on title page. Title-page inscription: "S. Magni in Fuessen." Early/contemporary marginalia throughout. Purchased from l'Art Acien, S.A., in April, 1941. BINDING: Boston Public Library (Rare Books Department) copy Q.404.74 bound in early/contemporary blind tooled calfskin over bevelled wooden boards, rebacked. Single clasp and catch. Rear pastedown comprised on 16th-century manuscript waste. Folly Poetry. Folly Early works to 1800. Conduct of life Early works to 1800. Folly in art Early works to 1800. Fools and jesters in art Early works to 1800. Wooden boards (Binding) rbbin MB Bevelled edge boards (Binding) rbbin MB Clasps (Binding) rbbin MB Manuscript waste (Binding) rbbin MB Inscriptions (Provenance) rbprov MB Marginalia (Provenance) rbprov MB Ink stamps (Provenance) rbprov MB Bearer impressions (Printing) rbpri Woodcuts. gmgpc Incunabula. Incunabula Switzerland. Chancery quartos. Allegories. lcgft Satirical literature. lcgft Locher, Jacob, 1471-1528, translator. Bergmann, Johann, active 1494-1499, printer. Du˜rer, Albrecht, 1471-1528, illustrator, attributed name. Master of the Haintz-Narr, illustrator. St. Mang (Monastery : Fu˜ssen, Germany), former owner. MB Incunabula (Collection of Distinction) MB Switzerland Basel. Special Collections (Temporarily unavailable) Nonfiction - In Library Use Only Q.404.74 RARE BKS 9 39999091888766 Out Sep 12 2022 Book 1 Dec 16 2019 False 0 https://archive.org/details/stultiferanauisn00bran_4 Free eBook from the Internet Archive stultiferanauisn00bran_4 ark:/13960/t9g53115r