Title from incipit (leaf [1]/2r).
Printed in type 100G (leaded to 109) attributed to Johann Schilling.
The printer is tentatively identified as Johann Veldener by S. Corsten, in Journal of the Printing Historical Society 11 (1976/77), pp. 1-18, but as Johann Schilling by P. Needham, "William Caxton and His Cologne Partners," in Ars impressoria, pp. 121-22. Needham also argues that the supposed advertisement for this edition (at München BSB: GW(Einbl) 507; Burger(Buchhändleran) 19) is in fact a strayed title-leaf.
Collation: [1-10]¹⁰: 100 leaves; leaf [10]/10 blank.
Paper format: Chancery folio
Voulliéme, Der Buchdruck Kölns, 184 appears to describe a variant, uncorrected, setting of the last leaf (ISTC).
Incipit on leaf [1]/2r printed in red.
PML copy leaf dimensions: 28.4 x 20.6 cm.
Flores Sancti Augustini ex libris De civitate dei extracti
Hand decoration: Rubricated, alternating red and purple lombards with blue and red penwork decoration, red and purple paragraph marks; illuminated gold initial with marginal floral decoration (leaf [1]/2r). Annotations: 15th-century manuscript quire signatures. Some contemporary Latin notations throughout. 16th-century(?) Spanish inscription (at end second fly leaf recto). Modern foliation.