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Horae in laudem beatiss. semper virginis Mariae, secundum consuetudinem curiae Romanae, vbi orthographia, puncta, & accentus suis locis habentur
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First of three editions of the Horae B.V.M. printed by Simon de Colines for Geoffroy Tory in 1525, cf. Mortimer. In this edition, the title is in Latin and bears Colines' rabbit device and imprint within an ornamental border.
Colophon: Excudebat Simon Colinaeus Parisiis regione scholarum decretorum: anno a Christi Iesu Natiuitate M. D. XXV. XVII. Cal. Febr.
Signatures: A-T́ı
Text in red and black ink; all pages except privilege within ornamental borders; woodcut initials.
Text printed in humanist typeface; privilege in batarde.
Horizontal chain lines.
Lacombe, P. Livres d'heures, 341
Bohatta, H. Bibliographie der livres d'heures, 994
Mortimer, R. French 16th cent., 303 (variant edition)
NUC pre-1956 NC0217228
NUC pre-1956 NC0217232 (variant edition)
Rosenwald, 629
Boston Public Library (Rare Books Department) copy bound in early leather (possibly calf) panelled in double-ruled gilt with strapwork cornerpieces. Both covers contain gilt stamped central lozenges depicting the crucifixion. Each spine compartment contains a single gilt, floral tool. All text block edges are gilt. The bookplate and numerical label of Charles William Dyson Perrins are present on the front pastedown. A pencil note on the front pastedown reads, "The facsimile "privilege" leaf was replaced by a genuine leaf from another copy. May 1936."
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