Biblia. [Latin]
With the Postilla of Nicolaus de Lyra, additions by Guilelmus Brito and Paulus de Sancta Maria, and replications by Matthias Doering.

Add:  Nicolaus de Lyra:  Contra perfidiam Judaeorum.

Nuremberg: Anton Koberger, 1497.
Fol. Part I: Aa-Az⁸ Ba-Bz⁸ Ca-Cg⁸. [1], II-CCCCXXIIII leaves. Part II: Da-Dz⁸ Ea-Es⁸ Et¹⁰. [1], II-CCCXXXVIII leaves. Part III: A-Z⁸ AA-PP⁸ QQ⁶ RR⁸. [1], II-CCCXVII, [1] leaves (the last blank). Part IV: a-z⁸ aa-xx⁸. [1], II-CCCLI, [1] leaves (the last blank).
Parts I-III undated;  part IV dated 6 Sept. 1497.
Woodcuts in part I.
ISTC ib00619000;  GW 4294;  Goff B619;  BMC II 443 (IB. 7535);  Bod-inc B-324;  CIBN B-434;  BSB-Ink B-477.

Two copies listed in Glasgow Incunabula Project;  copy 1 held by University of Glasgow Library and copy 2 held by the Mitchell Library

Copy 1

GIP number:	B66
Shelf-mark:	Sp Coll Bo1-d.2 (see main library entry for this item)
Note:	Part II only (but see B58 for parts I and III and B59/2 for part IV from other Koberger editions, used to complete the set).
Provenance:	William Hills (17th century):  inscription “to giue at ye returne of this Booke 3s William hills (Seruant to mr White)” on Et10v. White, Mr (17th century) - see above. University of Glasgow:  source unknown;  mid 18th-century University Library shelfmark “BX f2 n2” (scored through) on Da1r and on front pastedown; another mid 18th-century University Library shelfmark “CR f2 n2” on front pastedown; shelfmark “CE.2.7” on University Library book-plate matching entry in A. Arthur, Catalogus impressorum librorum in Bibliotheca Universitatis Glasguensis (Glasguae: 1791).
Binding:	16th-century blind-tooled calf over wooden boards;  both covers decorated with intersecting fillets to form a centre panel and two frames;  the centre panel is divided by a fillet into lozenge and triangular-shaped compartments, each filled with a lattice stamp;  the inner frame is filled with a diaper roll of quatrefoils in lozenges and the outer frame is undecorated;  evidence of two clasps, both now lost;  rebacked and repaired in the 20th century and given new free endpapers;  original parchment pastedowns preserved intact - consisting of two leaves from a 14th/15th-century parchment manuscript containing the text (in two ruled columns) of Duns Scotus, Ordinatio I, Dist. 2, Pars I, Quaest. 2, 21-30 (front pastedown) and Ordinatio I, Dist. 2, Pars I, Quaest. 3, 177-185 (rear pastedown).   Size: 352 × 248 mm.
Leaf size:	339 x 234 mm.
Annotations:	Marginal annotations in a 16th-century hand on Eo8v;  16th-century price(?) “4s”(?) on Da1r.
Decoration:	None.
Imperfections:	Wanting parts I, III and IV (see Note).

Copy 2

Accession number:	160419
Note:	Aa1 mounted.
Provenance:	Kaisheim, Bavaria, Cistercians, BVM; founded 1133, dissolved 1802:  Part I: inscription “FF de Caesarea. N: i75” on Aa1r.  Part II: inscription “B.V.M. in Caesarea” on Da1r;  inventory number/shelfmark “N: i75” on recto of front free endpaper. James Morison (1816-1893), United Secession minister and a founder of the Evangelical Union:  s ource unknown. Mitchell Library, Glasgow:  bookplate on front pastedowns recording Morison library purchase in 1894.
Binding:	18th-century speckled sheep over pasteboards;  sprinkled red-edged leaves.  Size: 339 x 240 mm.
Leaf size:	326 x 230 mm.
Annotations:	Part I: 19th-century number “N. 542” in pencil on recto of front free endpaper;  19th-century annotations “1-4/G9” and “Collationirt” in pencil on verso of front free endpaper.  Part II is similarly annotated.
Decoration:	Part I: Thirteen-line initial “H” on Aa2r supplied in red with reserved white;  numerous other initials throughout supplied in red, often with reserved white and some with marginal flourishes;  paragraph marks and underlining in red added to the incipits to each book.  Part II: numerous initials supplied throughout in red, often with reserved white and some with marginal flourishes.
Imperfections:	Parts I and II only (which are bound in two volumes);  wanting parts III and IV, the set completed at an early date with parts III and IV from the Koberger edition of 1493.