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Studio Antikvárium
15th Book Auction

02-12-2004 17:00
 
item no: 116. / 2200000.
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Pavinis, Johannes Franciscus de - Defensorium canonisationis Sancti Leopoldi.

Pavinis, Johannes Franciscus de - Defensorium canonisationis Sancti Leopoldi.
Pavinis, Johannes Franciscus de - Defensorium canonisationis Sancti Leopoldi.


[Passau, cca. 1491. Johann Petri]. [64] levél. Incunabel with Hungarian reference about the events collected for proof in the canonizing trial of Saint Leopold, guarding Saint of Austria. Several parts dealing with Hungary...

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auction house Studio Antikvárium
date of auction d-m-Y H:i
title of auction 15th Book Auction
date of exhibition november 22-től december 1-ig (szombaton és vasárnap is) 10-19 óráig
auction contact +36-1-354-0941 | studioantikvarium@gmail.com |
link of auction https://axioart.com/aukcio/2004-12-02/15-konyvarveres
116. item
Pavinis, Johannes Franciscus de - Defensorium canonisationis Sancti Leopoldi.
[Passau, cca. 1491. Johann Petri]. [64] levél. Incunabel with Hungarian reference about the events collected for proof in the canonizing trial of Saint Leopold, guarding Saint of Austria. Several parts dealing with Hungary mention that with the help of Leopold peace would soon be made between the „Germans” and the Hungarians, making a reference to the fact that the troops of King Matthias were keeping the outskirts of Vienna under siege. The first page of our copy is missing (substituted with copy). In late 19th century paper binding. Nicely columned, wide margin copy.