Adams T-1106
Commentary, without text, on books 4 and 5 of the Decretals of Gregory IX, followed by separately foliated (caption title:) Abbatis Panormitani commentaria in Clementinas epistolas, & earum glossas.
Niccolo's commentary is surrounded by the additions selected from various authors.
Following the edition statement, the t.p. continues: quibus praeter ejusdem Panormitani Quaestionem quandam in Parmensi gimnasio disputatam, Repetitionem in c. Per tuas, De arbitris, in Alma Bononsiensi accademia editam, et Interpretationem ad Clementinas epistolas ... accessit Practica eiusdem Panormitani, vt Pontificij & Caesarei iuris studiosi Theoricam haberent coniunctam cum praxi in omnibus ferè curiis obseruari consueta. (Of these, only the commentary on the Clementines is included in the present volume.)
'Apud Ioannem de Gara' from colophon, on leaf 247a; the date there reads MDLXX.
Device (of Giovanni Di Gara ?) on t.p.: Centaur with bow and snake, in a rich frame (Di Gara not in Vaccaro or Zappella; device not ident. with similar used by the Somasco family.)
The volume is part of an edition, published in 1571 in 7 or (with a Repertorium volume) 8 v. without a general t.p., of Niccolò Tudeschi's commentaries. Cf. Abbatis Panormitani repertorium, 1571.
The woodcut port. ("Abb. Pann.") on leaf 2a is repeated on leaf 1a at the beginning of the commentary on the Clementines.
Signatures: A-Z⁸ Aa-Hh⁸; ²A-E⁸ ²F⁴ a⁸ b⁴.
Index at end covers only the commentary on Clementines.
With: Abbatis Panormitani Repertorium in loculentissimas praelectiones ... Venetiis : [s.n.], 1571. Bound together subsequent to publication?