Jacobus de Voragine. Sermones quadragesimales (and:) dominicales (and :) de Sanctis per anni totius circulum. 3 works in 2 volumes. 15 x 10 cm. With 3 repetitive woodcut printer brands. Parchment d. C. (somewhat stained and stained, hs. ==References====External links== Venice, Nicolo Polo, 1602. See Graesse VI/II, 394 (previous editions). – The Archbishop and writer Jacobus de Voragine (c. 1230 in Vorago near Genoa - 1298 in Genoa) entered the Dominican Order in 1244, was from 1266 professor of theology and provincial of Lombardy. Between 1263 and 1273 he wrote the Legenda Aurea (Golden Legend), the most widely distributed folk book of the Middle Ages, which became a model for later legends in folk narrative style. – Title with several possession notes d. C. Throughout a bit (brown) stained, few small worm courses.