| Titel | Die Cronica van der hilliger Stat va[n] Coelle[n]. | Vertaal |
| Materiaalsoort | Book | Vertaal |
| Impressum | Coellen : Iohan Koelhoff | Vertaal |
| Jaar | M.CCCC.xcix sent Bartholomeus auent [23 Aug. 1499] | Vertaal |
| Techniek | illustrations, coats of arms, genealogical tables (woodcuts) | Vertaal |
| Afmetingen | 34 cm (folio) | Vertaal |
| Annotatie | Title from title page (leaf A1 recto). Second title page (leaf ²A1 recto, between index and main text), with title reading: Die Cronica van der hilliger Stat Coellen. Copiously illustrated throughout with woodcuts. Printer's name, place and date of imprint from colophon (leaf 2n4 recto, which reads: Dye slossrede dis boichs. Zo der Eren gotz, synre lieuer moder, und der hylliger drij konynge. jtem tzo nutz ind vnderrichtu[n]ge in vill sache[n] der gemeynre Burgerschaff der hilliger Stat Coellen. is dit boich van den geschichten der Ertzbuschoife ind der hilliger Stat van Coellen. myt etzlichen anderen historien van beginne der welt. in des intghainwordigen jairs vursz vergadert mit groisser arbeit ind vlyss vyss vill boicheren van den bewertsten ind sicherste[n] historie[n]schrijueren dae va[n] berorende. Ind hait gedruckt mit groissem ernst ind vlijss Iohan Koelhoff Burger in Coellen. ind vollendet vp sent Bartholomeus auent des hilligen Apostels Anno vursz. Got haue lof tzo aller tzijt. vnd ewichlich. Year of imprint from leaf 2n3 verso, line 47: "Item nu tzer tzijt Anno. M.CCCC.xcix ..." Sometimes attributed to Johann Stump, also to a Dominican, Hamelmann (Cf Die Chroniken der niederrheinsschen Städte, II, p.211-212) (WorldCat). Includes index (leaf A2 recto-B6 verso), with caption: Dat Register ind wijsunge eyn yecklich pu[n]tgyn disz boichs tzo vynde[n]. data men soichen ind wissen will. Caption main text (leaf ij (²A2) recto): Cronica off dat tzytboich van den geschichten der vergangen Jairen in duytsche[n] landen vnd sunderlinge der heilger Stat Coellen vnd yrer busschoue. Leaf ²B3 mis-signed C3. Text printed in one column, apart from index, which is printed in two columns. Printed initials. Signatures: A-B⁶ ²A-²B⁶ C-I⁶ K¹° L-Z⁶ a-d⁶ e⁴ f-z⁶ aa-mm⁶ nn⁴; A1v, ²A1v, and nn4v are blank. Incunabula short title catalogue, Gesamtkatalog der Wiegendrucke, Incunabula in Dutch Libraries, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek Inkunabelkatalog, Catalogue of books printed in the XVth century now in the British Museum (1963-1971 edition), Catalogue of books printed in the fifteenth century now in the Bodleian Library, Oxford, Goff, F.R. Incunabula in American libraries, Catalogue of the fifteenth-century printed books in the University Library, Cambridge, Typenrepertorium der Wiegendrucke, Typenrepertorium der Wiegendrucke, Typenrepertorium der Wiegendrucke, ic00476000 06688 1230 C-284 I 299 C-201 C476 830, 831 ma04766 ma04768 ma04769 The ‘Cronica van der hilliger Stat van Coellen’ or ‘Koelhoff Chronicle’ – published in 1499 and named after the Cologne printer and publisher Johann Koelhoff the Younger – is a city chronicle with a universal historical focus, written by an unknown author. This work, with its elaborate typography and numerous woodcuts, can be seen both as the summit and the culmination of late medieval historiography in the vernacular in Cologne. Its target audience was likely the patrician ruling class of the city of Cologne, as the work is primarily intended to instil pride in their own city and expresses a strongly loyal attitude towards the Empire and the Emperor. Furthermore, the chronicle conveys ethical and moral standards in politics and appeals to the social responsibility of those in power in both state and church. Owing to reformist theological tendencies, the author is now believed to have been an Augustinian monk from a Cologne monastery. The sources drawn upon included the standard works of medieval universal historiography, including Hartmann Schedel’s chronicle which had been published shortly beforehand, as well as the entire body of local history of Cologne written in Latin and the vernacular, and theological writings, particularly those of Augustine. Heinrich von Beeck’s *Agrippina* served as a model for the structure and style. For the last quarter of the 15th century, the author also drew on his own personal knowledge. (BSB-INK) Typeface: 2:290G, 4:95G, 5:140G BIBLIOGRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION WITHOUT LOCAL DATA OF ANY INSTITUTION. PLEASE DO NO MATCH OR MERGE WITH BIBLIOGRAPHICAL RECORD OF SAME MANIFESTION CONTAINING LOCAL DATA OF ANY INSTITUTION. | Vertaal |
| Locatie | Universiteitsbibliotheek Utrecht | Vertaal |
| Signatuur | HG fol 9 (Rariora) | Vertaal |
| Plaats | Cologne | Vertaal |
| Uitgever | Koelhoff, Johann | Vertaal |
| Gebied | Cologne (Germany) | Vertaal |
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