Leaves from summa de casibus conscientiae (or summa angelica) by Carletti de Chivasso Catalogue 10 & 11

Alternative Title

Catalogue 10 & 11

Creator

University of South FloridaTampa Campus Library

Files

Publication Date

January 2001

Abstract

Cats. 10 & 11, recto, verso: Two columns of black text with red and blue alternating capital initials throughout. Arabic pagination in upper right corner in addition to paragraph marking.

Keywords

Incunabula, Italy

Notes

Text in Latin. Original image found in: Sacred leaves beyond the quill ... printed books, 1450 - 1500. Printed by Giorgio Arrivabene, Venice, Italy. Text identification: These leaves come from the summa de Casibus Conscientiae, written by the fifteenth-century theologian Carletti de Chivasso (1411-1495). A dictionary of moral theology, the summa became Carletti's most well-known work and subsequently was referred to as the summa angelica. Items in this collection are only available online; we do not have physical copies of these items in the USF Library's Special Collections. The original items were returned to the donor.

Geographic Location

Italy

Holding Location

University of South Florida

Media Type

illuminated manuscripts

Format

application/pdf

Identifier

S04-00249-37639_A

Recommended Citation

University of South FloridaTampa Campus Library, "Leaves from summa de casibus conscientiae (or summa angelica) by Carletti de Chivasso Catalogue 10 & 11" (2001). Sacred Leaves Manuscript Collection. 195.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/sacred_leaves/195