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<dl><dd>Title from incipit on leaf a3 recto.</dd>
<dd>Leaf a2 recto begins: Iacobus Grasolarius Christoforo de priolis amicorum optimo salutem dicit.</dd></dl><dl><dd>The text revised by G. Merula.</dd></dl><dl><dd>Imprint derived from colophon (o6 recto): Quintiliani su[m]mi rhetoris &amp; eloquentissimi Declamat[i]o[n]es exactissime recognitas Lucas Venetus Dominici. F. ingeniosus artifex ite[rum] diligenter i[m]pressit Venetiis, anno salutis. M. CCCC. LXXXII. Nonis iuniis.</dd></dl><dl><dd>Signatures: a¹⁰ b-o⁶ (a2-a5 signed a-a4; a1=blank)</dd></dl><dl><dd>Chancery folio; a4 recto: 38 lines, 212 x 134 mm; type: 11R; initial spaces.</dd></dl><dl><dd>Catalogue of books printed in the XVth century now in the British Museum, V, 281</dd>
<dd>Goff, F.R., Incunabula in American libraries, Q20</dd>
<dd>Incunabula short title catalogue, iq00020000</dd>
<dd>COPY NOTE: Boston Public Library (Rare Books Department) copy Q.403.50 FOLIO rubricated, with initials in alternating red and blue. Leaf dimensions: 310 x 205 mm.</dd>
<dd>PROVENANCE: Boston Public Library (Rare Books Department) copy Q.403.50 FOLIO with bookplate of the BPL J.L. Whitney Fund. Ink stamp of the Austrian Bundesdenkmalamt on front pastedown, along with dealer's notes, etc., including "SLB335" (Gilhofer &amp; Ranschburg?) On o6 verso: ca. 16th-century English price inscription, above the autograph of "Henry Thuscrosse." Also on o6 verso: "Marcellis. 2. M 5" in an earlier hand. Purchased in March, 1937.</dd></dl><dl><dd>BINDING: Boston Public Library (Rare Books Department) copy Q.403.50 FOLIO bound in later tawed sheepskin.</dd></dl><br>Subjects:</div>
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Quintilianus, Marcus Fabius (Pseudo-)</div>
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