Imprint transcribed from ISTC.

Colophon (o8v): Impressu[m] Parisius : Per Anthonium Chappiel, impensis Claudii Iaumar ... , Anno D[omi]ni milesi[m]o CCCCC.

A spurious collection of sermons belonging to the body of works now attributed to Pseudo-Augustine.

Signatures: a-óı

Publisher's device on title page with the words, "Pro Claudio Jaumar."

Black letter type; printed in double columns.

In some copies, the title page and beginning of text are printed in red and black, in others, only in black.

Proctor, 8410

Goff, A-1320

GW, 3008

BM 15th cent., VIII, 223 (IA.41045)

ISTC ia01320000

Walsh, J.E. 15th cent. printed books, 3736

USTC 201943

Boston Public Library (Rare Books Department) copy bound in early, limp, tacketed vellum with head-, tail-, and fore-edge cover extensions. Remnants of early ties are present. An early manuscript label is present at the head of the spine. The recto and verso of the front free endpaper contain a number of early, illegible inscriptions and the word "Camutas[?]" is inscribed on the title page. A faded, illegible autograph is present on o8v. This item is the first of two bound together in a volume subsequent to publication. This volume contains [1]: Sermones sa[n]cti augustini ad heremitas / Pseudo-Augustinus -- [2]: Ars moriendi (Paris, 1497).