Early Printed Latin Pamphlets. Seven small-format incunabula and post-incunabula imprints, many without imprint information, including: Ars Notariatus, [Rome: Johann Besicken, ca. 1495-1500] six leaves, GW 2655; Casus papales, episcopales et abbatiales, [Rome: Marcellus Silber, ca. 1514], four leaves, ic00271500 (possibly the same as Goff-263); Incipit Stilus Roman Curie eight leaves, [Rome: Marcellus Franck, not before 1510], eight leaves; Taxe Sacre Penitentiare Apostolice Incipiunt, [Rome Marcellus Silber, ca. 1512], four leaves; Termini Causarum in Ro. Curia Servari Soliti, [Rome: Silber, ca. 1505], four leaves; Modus Servandus in Executione seu Prosecutione [Rome: Eucharius Silber, ca. 1510], four leaves; [and] Modus Vacandi & Acceptandi Beneficiorum, [Rome, ca. 1500], four leaves; all titles in black letter except for the last, each without title page and with imprint information inferred from references; all bound in uniform modern parchment spines with Italian patterned paste-paper boards, each 8 1/3 x 5 1/2 in. (7) Rome: [various printers], ca. 1500.
See especially Tinto, Gli Annali Tipografici di Eucario e Marcello Silber.
