Concordantiae Maiores Sacrae Scripturae, omnibus retroactis aeditionibus et emendatiores et locupletiores recens summa cura et industria excusae. Ex libera Argentina per Georgium Ulticherum. Anno MDXXIX Mense Februario

(Conradus Halberstadensis & Johani de Secubia)

Ulricherus Argentina, Argentorati (Strassburg), 1529

Small folio (29x20 cm). 17th century binding: blind half leather, spine with ribbons, covers with marbled paper (tear in top spine; corners bumped and damaged; marbled paper rubbed and partly missing); edges painted red (irregular bookblock). Title surrounded by woodut ornaments, with naked puttees, the privy parts erased with black ink (leaf repaired, spotted and waterstained). Old, 17th century, annotations on title. 410 leaves, divided in 2 parts: 'Concordantiae Maiores' 323 leaves; 'Dictionum in declinabilium totius Bibliae' 87 leaves (including title and 'Prologus'). Printed in 3 columns with small gothic types. On first leaf nice woodcut-initial (also with erased part of the puttee). About inner state: inner corner upper margin damaged and waterstained, some waterstains in places, serious waterstains in lower part of the leaves in the second section; small inkspots and inkwipes; the last 3 leaves repaired with loss of text and also seriously waterstained; convent-stamp on first fly-leaf. - See: Panzer, Annales VI, no 795 and: Herzog August Bibliothek, Wolfenbüttel "Traditionelle Zuschreibung dieser Bearb. der Wortkonkordanz zur Vulgata an Konrad von Halberstadt; Johannes de Segovia als Bearb. für die nicht flexiblen Wörter im Druck genannt. Kollation 407 Bl.". -Our copy counts 410 leaves, on the whole in reasonable condition.