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The Resource Dyalogus singularissimus [et] perutilis viri occullentissimi d[omi]ni simphoriani lugdunen[sis]. in magica[rum] artiu[m] destructionem cu[m] suis anexis de fascinatorib[us] de incubis [et] succubis [et] de demoniacis p[er] fratre[m] Symonem de vlmo sacre pagine doctorem [et] ordinis mino[rum] fideliter correct[us] Estq[ue] dyalogus liber In quo aliq[ui] simul de aliqua re co[n]fere[n]tes disserentesq[ue] introducuntur

Dyalogus singularissimus [et] perutilis viri occullentissimi d[omi]ni simphoriani lugdunen[sis]. in magica[rum] artiu[m] destructionem cu[m] suis anexis de fascinatorib[us] de incubis [et] succubis [et] de demoniacis p[er] fratre[m] Symonem de vlmo sacre pagine doctorem [et] ordinis mino[rum] fideliter correct[us] Estq[ue] dyalogus liber In quo aliq[ui] simul de aliqua re co[n]fere[n]tes disserentesq[ue] introducuntur

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Publication
Extent
[20] leaves
Note
  • Although Simon of Ulm is generally considered to be the editor, GW suggests that he may have been more of an ecclesiastical censor
  • Imprint from Goff
  • Colophon reads: Impressum Lugduni per magistru[m] guillermum Balsarin. xxviij. die mensis augusti
  • "Dated 1500 in GW, but cf. BMC"--cf. ISTC
  • Signatures: a€ b-c¡ (a3, b3, and c3 missigned a2, b2, and c2 respectively)
  • Chancery quarto; 28 lines; area of text: 132 x 85 mm. With ornamental woodcut initials and printed paragraph marks; without foliation and catchwords. Printer's device at end. Rubrication not called for
  • Includes a full-page woodcut illustration (110 x 84 mm.) on the verso of the first leaf, depicting divine wisdom preaching to a congregation of fools
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Dyalogus singularissimus [et] perutilis viri occullentissimi d[omi]ni simphoriani lugdunen[sis]. in magica[rum] artiu[m] destructionem cu[m] suis anexis de fascinatorib[us] de incubis [et] succubis [et] de demoniacis p[er] fratre[m] Symonem de vlmo sacre pagine doctorem [et] ordinis mino[rum] fideliter correct[us] Estq[ue] dyalogus liber In quo aliq[ui] simul de aliqua re co[n]fere[n]tes disserentesq[ue] introducuntur
Title
Dyalogus singularissimus [et] perutilis viri occullentissimi d[omi]ni simphoriani lugdunen[sis]. in magica[rum] artiu[m] destructionem cu[m] suis anexis de fascinatorib[us] de incubis [et] succubis [et] de demoniacis p[er] fratre[m] Symonem de vlmo sacre pagine doctorem [et] ordinis mino[rum] fideliter correct[us] Estq[ue] dyalogus liber In quo aliq[ui] simul de aliqua re co[n]fere[n]tes disserentesq[ue] introducuntur
Title variation
Dyalogus singularissimus et perutilis viri occullentissimi domini simphoriani lugdunensis in magicarum artium destructionem
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Subject
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Language
lat
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Cataloging source
PPC
Citation location within source
  • VIII, p. 279 (IA. 41789)
  • C-421
  • 6552
  • 267.1
Citation source
  • BM 15th cent.
  • Goff
  • GW
  • Klebs
http://library.link/vocab/creatorDate
1472?-ca. 1535
http://library.link/vocab/creatorName
Champier, Symphorien
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
no index present
Literary form
non fiction
http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorDate
fl. 1487-1525
http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorName
  • Simon
  • Balsarin, Guillaume
http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
  • Witchcraft
  • Magic
  • Occultism
  • Magic
  • Olschki, Leo S. (Leo Samuel), 1861-1940 [Bookseller] (CPP)
Label
Dyalogus singularissimus [et] perutilis viri occullentissimi d[omi]ni simphoriani lugdunen[sis]. in magica[rum] artiu[m] destructionem cu[m] suis anexis de fascinatorib[us] de incubis [et] succubis [et] de demoniacis p[er] fratre[m] Symonem de vlmo sacre pagine doctorem [et] ordinis mino[rum] fideliter correct[us] Estq[ue] dyalogus liber In quo aliq[ui] simul de aliqua re co[n]fere[n]tes disserentesq[ue] introducuntur
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Publication
Note
  • Although Simon of Ulm is generally considered to be the editor, GW suggests that he may have been more of an ecclesiastical censor
  • Imprint from Goff
  • Colophon reads: Impressum Lugduni per magistru[m] guillermum Balsarin. xxviij. die mensis augusti
  • "Dated 1500 in GW, but cf. BMC"--cf. ISTC
  • Signatures: a€ b-c¡ (a3, b3, and c3 missigned a2, b2, and c2 respectively)
  • Chancery quarto; 28 lines; area of text: 132 x 85 mm. With ornamental woodcut initials and printed paragraph marks; without foliation and catchwords. Printer's device at end. Rubrication not called for
  • Includes a full-page woodcut illustration (110 x 84 mm.) on the verso of the first leaf, depicting divine wisdom preaching to a congregation of fools
Control code
000101482
Dimensions
19 cm. (4to).
Extent
[20] leaves
Note
  • Imperfect: Second leaf wanting. First leaf has been reinforced with a paper covering the area surrounding the title text.
  • With some contemporary ms. annotations in margins and a few textual corrections in brown ink.
  • Acquired by the College of Physicians of Philadelphia from Olschki, prior to 2 Oct. 1923.
  • Bound in cream paper boards with alternating red and blue ink decorations.
  • Leaf size: 190 x 128 mm. Trimmed with some loss of ms. annotations in margins.
  • Photostat available.
Other physical details
ill. (woodcuts)
System control number
  • (Sirsi) 101482
  • 101536
  • (OCoLC)ocm19623194
Label
Dyalogus singularissimus [et] perutilis viri occullentissimi d[omi]ni simphoriani lugdunen[sis]. in magica[rum] artiu[m] destructionem cu[m] suis anexis de fascinatorib[us] de incubis [et] succubis [et] de demoniacis p[er] fratre[m] Symonem de vlmo sacre pagine doctorem [et] ordinis mino[rum] fideliter correct[us] Estq[ue] dyalogus liber In quo aliq[ui] simul de aliqua re co[n]fere[n]tes disserentesq[ue] introducuntur
Publication
Note
  • Although Simon of Ulm is generally considered to be the editor, GW suggests that he may have been more of an ecclesiastical censor
  • Imprint from Goff
  • Colophon reads: Impressum Lugduni per magistru[m] guillermum Balsarin. xxviij. die mensis augusti
  • "Dated 1500 in GW, but cf. BMC"--cf. ISTC
  • Signatures: a€ b-c¡ (a3, b3, and c3 missigned a2, b2, and c2 respectively)
  • Chancery quarto; 28 lines; area of text: 132 x 85 mm. With ornamental woodcut initials and printed paragraph marks; without foliation and catchwords. Printer's device at end. Rubrication not called for
  • Includes a full-page woodcut illustration (110 x 84 mm.) on the verso of the first leaf, depicting divine wisdom preaching to a congregation of fools
Control code
000101482
Dimensions
19 cm. (4to).
Extent
[20] leaves
Note
  • Imperfect: Second leaf wanting. First leaf has been reinforced with a paper covering the area surrounding the title text.
  • With some contemporary ms. annotations in margins and a few textual corrections in brown ink.
  • Acquired by the College of Physicians of Philadelphia from Olschki, prior to 2 Oct. 1923.
  • Bound in cream paper boards with alternating red and blue ink decorations.
  • Leaf size: 190 x 128 mm. Trimmed with some loss of ms. annotations in margins.
  • Photostat available.
Other physical details
ill. (woodcuts)
System control number
  • (Sirsi) 101482
  • 101536
  • (OCoLC)ocm19623194

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