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Drucker in Huete in der span. Provinz Cuenca. 1483 erhielt er den Auftrag des Domkapitels von Santiago de Compostela, zus. mit Juan de Bobadilla ein nicht erhaltenes Breviarium Compostellanum zu drucken. Neben einer Reihe von Ablaßbriefen, sowohl in span, als auch in katalonischer Sprache, druckte er die Constituciones Sinodales de Cuenca (1486) und 1484 die Ordenanzas Reales de Castilla des Diaz de Montalvo (ND 1485), die sich durch ihre künstlerische Gestaltung auszeichnen. Sein letzter Druck erschien 1490. K. Wagner Bibliography Odriozola, A.: La imprenta en Castilla en e…

Druckort des 15.Jh.s in Spanien. In der östlich von Madrid in der Provinz Cuenca gelegenen Kleinstadt heß sich 1483 der span. Drucker Alvaro de Castro nieder. Aus seiner bis 1490 bestehenden Werkstatt gingen nicht nur eine Reihe von Ablaßbriefen hervor, sondern auch die umfangreicheren und künstlerisch gestalteten «Ordenanzas Reales de Castilla» des Díaz de Montalvo (1484 und 1485), sowie die «Constituciones Sinodales de Cuenca» (1486). K. Wagner Bibliography Odriozola, A.: La imprenta en Castilla en el siglo XV. In: Historia de la imprenta hispana. Madrid 1982, S. 150–151

[Sumario de los Reyes de España] ca 1406-54. Castile (Iberia). Short chronicle composed by assembling the data on forty Spanish medieval kings, from Pelayo (8th century) to Enrique III (15th century). The Sumario has been attributed most frequently to Juan Rodríguez de Cuenca, but it is not clear who this was. The author identifies himself as dispenser of Queen Leonor (d. 1382), wife of King Juan I (1379-1390). An alleged affinity for the Jewish people evident in the chronicle have led various scholars to speculate that the author was Jewish. Some scholars of the 17th and 18th centuries st…

Record ID cp012827 Voet reference number 1155 Museum Plantin-Moretus Author Andreas FABRICIUS (LEFÈVRE) Title page transcription CATECHISMVS ‖ ROMANVS, ‖ EX DECRETO CONCILII TRI- ‖ dentini, & Pij v. Pontificis Maximi ‖ iussu primùm editus: ‖ Nunc verò, luculentis quæstionibus, quæ ‖ mox rei propositæ materiam oculis subijciant, di- ‖ stinctus, breuibusq̓ annotatiunculis elucidatus, ‖ studio & industria ANDREÆ FABRI- ‖ CII LEODII, Illustrissimorum Princi- ‖ pum, Alberti & Ernesti, eius filij, Comitum ‖ Palatinorum Rheni, ac vtriusque Bauariæ ‖ Ducum Consiliarij. ‖ ⊕ 20 ‖ ANTV…

Caboterius, Arnoldus: 1284. Cacchius, Josephus (publisher in Naples): 2141. Caecina, A.: 963. Caelius Rhodiginus, Ludovicus: 1135. Caesar, Caius Julius: 854, 855, 856, 857, 858, 963, 1589, 1632, 2166, 2167, 2265. Caesar, Octavianus: 850. Cajetanus: 2312, 2313. Calandrus, Georgius: 618. Calcagninus, Caelius: 2367. Calderius, Reginaldus (publisher in Paris): 2301. Calepinus: 1082. Caligula (Roman emperor): 2082. Callewardus, Joannes: 1284. Callimachus: 870, 1721, 2080. Callinus: 1286. Callinus, Joannes: 1284. Calorius, A. (clerk in Rome): 1678, 1681, 1682. Calpurnius Pi…

The link between pilgrims and merchants arises from their shared acts of travel to and occupation of foreign lands. (See also Peregrini). The two groups also share the common denominator of adventure. Religious practice and commerce had been associated with one another in the Mediterranean since the eleventh century BC; the Sanctuary of Apollo on Delos, an island extending only five square kilometers, was also the center of mercantile life at the time. A similar association arose in the medieval…

Record ID cp013116 Voet reference number 1608 Museum Plantin-Moretus c:lvd:1099314, c:lvd:3244431 Author LUDOVICUS GRANATENSIS (LUIS DE GRANADA) Title page transcription Collation Fingerprint Number of sheets Pages Edition information Copies Bibliographical references Online bibliographical references Note 1 Under the fictitious title Obras espirituales or Obras completas are often brought together the different Spanish treatises of Luis de Granada published by Plantin in 1572 (RDB, page 127 [1572, no. 26]; Palay y Dulcet, page 349, no. 1…

¶ The name ‘Latin America’ has been used since the end of the nineteenth century to designate the regions of the Americas in which the ‘Latin languages’ of Spain and Portugal are spoken, as a consequen…