Guilelmus de Lanicia: Diaeta salutis.

Add:  Johannes de Caulibus, Devota contemplatio, seu meditatio de nativitate domini.   [Pseudo-] Bonaventura, De resurrectione a peccato ad gratiam.

Paris:  Pierre Le Dru, 30 June 1498.
8vo.   a-t⁸.   [152] leaves.
ISTC ib00881000;  GW 4731;  Goff B881;  Polain(B) 769 (“Pierre Le Dru”) & Polain(B) 770 (“Pierre Le Dru pour Denis Roce”);  CIBN B-656.

Note:  Traditionally attributed to S. Bonaventura, the Diaeta salutis is by Guilelmus de Lanicia or Lavicea, and the Devota contemplatio by Johannes de Caulibus – see ISTC.

GIP number:	G56
Shelf-mark:	Sp Coll BE6-h.13 (see main library entry for this item)
Variants:	b1r, line 1:  “ ... gaudētibus ...” as in Polain(B) 769, not “ ... gaudentibus ...” as in Polain(B) 770;  t2v, line 2:  “Bonauentura ...” as in Polain(B) 769, not “Bonauenture ...” as in Polain(B) 770.
Note:	Two leaves, A2 (Fo.ii.) and A8 (Fo.viii.), from the Library’s copy of Guido de Monte Rochen, Manipulus curatorum, Rouen: Martin Morin, for Jean Richard, 16 Sept. 1496. (G55), have been misbound - at least from the 19th century - between leaves a3 and a4 of this work.
Bound with:	The first of two incunabula bound together.   Bound with:  Henricus de Balma, Stimulus amoris.  Paris:  Georg Mittelhus, 4 Apr. 1493 (H3).
Provenance:	Joannes Leddippe (16th century) - possible owner:  inscriptions on A1r of second item in volume “Codex Joannis Leddippe” and “Liber Joannis Leddippe & amicorum”. University of Glasgow:  source unknown;  shelfmark “I. f5. n.[10]” (lightly scored through) on a3r matching entry “Stimulus Divini amoris per Bonaventuram in 8vo Edit: Paris: 1493 [sic]. Mancus” in Catalogus librorum Bibliothecae Universitatis Glasguensis anno 1691 (University of Glasgow Library, MS Gen. 1313);  a later University Library shelfmark “CL f5 [rest of shelfmark cropped]” on a3r;  not recorded in A. Arthur, Catalogus impressorum librorum in Bibliotheca Universitatis Glasguensis (Glasguae:  1791).
Binding:	Scotland, 19th-century calf, bevelled edges (probably by Carss & Co., Glasgow);  marbled endpapers;  red-edged leaves.   Size:  140 x 95 mm.
Leaf size:	135 x 89 mm.
Annotations:	Very occasional marginal annotations in a 16th-century hand;  number “24/390” in pencil in a 19th-century hand on rear flyleaf (probably a binder’s job number).
Decoration:	None.
Imperfections:	Wanting a1-2, t8.