(SAMMELBAND.) Bound volume containing 9 printed editions and 3 manuscripts. 4to, contemporary blind-tooled calf over pasteboard, spine

ends and corners worn through. Vp, 1494-1515 Vegio, Maffeo. De educatione liberorum. [54] leaves. (Tuebingen: Thomas Anshelm, 1513.) Manuel I, King of Portugal. De victoriis habitis in India, & Malacha. Ad... Leonem X. Pont. Maximum. [4] leaves. [Vienna]: (Hieronymus Vietor and Johannes Singriener), circa 1515? Penrose, page 277. Winderl, Sebastian. Oratio ad... Matheum... Cardinalem Gurcensem. [6] leaves. [Vienna]: (Hieronymus Vietor), [1515?] Watt, Joachim von. De Vadianor[um] familiae i[n]signibus. Large heraldic woodcut on title. [6] leaves. [Vienna]: (Hieronymus Vietor, January 1515.) Reuchlin, Johannes. Clarorum virorum epistolae. Roman, Greek, and Hebrew types. [52] leaves. (Tuebingen: Thomas Anshelm, 1514.) Sabellicus, Marcus Antonius Coccius. De situ urbis Venetae; de praetoris officio; de latine linguae reparatione. Last 30 (of 58) leaves; lacks text of De situ urbis Venetae. [Venice: Damianus de Mediolanis, de Gorgonzola, circa 1494.] BMC V, 544; Goff S-8. [ ---?] Bruder. Manuscript in German, written in cursive hand. [8] leaves. Np, early 1500? Haldenberger, Magnus. Autographed letter, in Latin in humanistic hand, signed in salutation. 1 page with address on verso; hole in center repaired with loss, cropped at bottom. Np, early 1500s? Chelidonius, Benedictus. Voluptatis cum virtute disceptatio... heroicis lusa versibus. Large allegorical woodcut on title; woodcut arms at end. [16] leaves. Bottom of title restored with some loss to woodcut and text on verso. (Vienna: Johannes Singriener for Leonardus Alantse, 1515.) Xenophon. Dialogus in quo... quid inter privatam et tyrannicam vitam intersit ostenditur: per Leonardum Arentinum traductus. [12] leaves. (Vienna: Johannes Winterberg), nd. Mancinello, Antonio. Scribendi orandique modus. [24] leaves. [Venice: Christophorus de Pensis, 4 June 1496.] Hain 10595*; Goff M-129 (3 copies); not in BMC. Kiening(?), Jo. Carmen saphicum ad divu[m] Rochum pro dire pestilentie in pellenda. Manuscript in Latin, written in humanistic hand. [1] leaf. Np, early 1500s?