William of Ockham's Compendium errorum & Summaria (1494, 1495). Binding

William of Ockham's Compendium errorum & Summaria (1494, 1495). Binding

This incunable, printed in Lyon in 1494, contains two works by the English Franciscan William of Ockham, written against the second Pope of Avignon John XXII. Still preserved in its contemporary binding (white tawed leather over wooden boards, with clasps and chain holes, and sewn on three thongs), the copy probably belonged to the College's first library.

Compendium errorum Joha[n]nis pape xxij. [Lugduni, Johannes Trechsel], [1494].
Summaria seu epitomata CXXIIII capitulorum opis XC dierum. Lugduni, Joh[an]em Trechsel, July 16, 1495.

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Incunables. [12] ff.; Fol. Ockham's Compendium errorum sometimes bound with his Summaria seu epitomata CXXIIII capitulorum opis XC dierum. Title inscribed on foredge.