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be attached to two B^^oln^ &c. mention/ed by
Panzer, No. 416 and 422, under the year 1487,
particularly as they are not mentioned by him
in one of the Regule of the year 1491.
v. Regule Ordd. et Constitt. Cane. S. D.
N« D. Innocentii div. piov. Pape VIII. &e.
Lecte, &c. 28 Marcii^ 1489. FoL 35 a. Taxe
Cancellarie Apostdice sequuntur. Et primo
de gratiis expectativis. In fine fol. 18, a. Taxe
C. A. finiunt feliciter* Steph. Planck. 4.
VI. Regule, &c. cum Taxa. Rome, per
Stephanum Planck^ 1491, in 4» Bibhoth. Im-
per. p. 99. Biblioth. Hohendorfiana, tom. ii.
p. 10« M. What Audiffiredi, in his Edd. Rom.
SaBC, XV. adds, is important. After the Regule
in the copy BibUoth. Alteriana follow, accord-
ing to his representation, I. Taxe Cane. Apost.
II, Taxe Sacare Penitentiare* III. Stilus Bo-
mane Curie. — The character of the Regule and
the Stilus is the same : that of the Taxe
larger ; both Gothic, pp. 301, 2.*
^ On the anthoritj of the Bibliotheca Seleeta of Messrs. W.
Bajnes and Son, puUiabed in 1826, Ko. 948, I add, Rtgule
Ordin. et Const. Cancell. Alex. d. p. Papa VI. Rom. in campo
Flor» per Euch. Silber alias Franck, 1499, with theii remark :
Aiidiifiredi, Denis, and Panzen, noticing this scarce Tracts
have omitted to mention the Table of the Taae CanceUarie,
appended, which is executed in the same type, and probablj
wad originally published with the ConBtitutioneStf^ This cop/
