Summary: This work on restitution usury and excommunication by Franciscus de Platea, an Italian Franciscan, was printed nine times in the 15th century, this edition being the second.
Signatures: [aa-cc, a-g¹⁰, h¹², i-t¹⁰, v⁴] First and last leaves blank and wanting.
Imprint: (from colophon) Quem legis impressus dum stabit in aere caracter Dum non longa dies vel sera sata prement. Candida perpetuae non deerit fama Cremonae. Phidiacum hinc superat Bartholomeus ebur. Cedite chalcographi millesima uestra figura est Archetypas fingit solus at iste notus. M.CCCC.LXXII. Nicolao trvno dvce Venetiarum regnant impressum fvit hoc opus foeliciter.
Illustrative and Decorative Content: Three large illuminated initials, extended to half frame full page; initials supplied in red; paragraphs marked in red.
Binding: Bound in recent vellum, black spine label with title in gilt.
Additional Details: Annotated in a neat, contemporary hand with vertical lines marking paragraphs - limited to first 40 leaves of text.. Occasional nos. at corners suggesting pagination, but infrequent and not consistent. On verso of last blank ownership mark [?] in old ink ["Kemoressa?]. Leaf [2a]: Incipit tabvla restitvtiomvm [sic] vsvrarvm et excomvnicationvm [sic] edita per venerabilem dominvm fratrem Franciscvm de Platea ordinis minorvm.