Collectarius super librum Psalmorum.

Goff P472; HC(+Add) 8365; Voull(K) 919; Schr 4926; Schramm VIII p.19; Pell Ms 9337 (9160); CIBN P-233; Coq 429; Hillard 1570; Torchet 746; Zehnacker 1815; Polain(B) 3104; IDL 3624; IBP 5927; SI 3057; Coll(U) 1185; Voull(B) 892; Voull(Trier) 570; Kind(Göttingen) 1764; Borm 2096; Finger 788; Oates 690; Bod-inc P-204; Sheppard 927; BSB-Ink P-348.050; GW M32269. 38 holding institutions (with a fragment or more). Some contemporary marginalia. Single leaf from the second edition (of four), only preceeded by the 1480 edition printed by Conrad Winters. Petrus de Harentals was a Belgian theologian, canon, and chronicler belonging to the Premonstratensian Order (O.Praem.). This is his most widely circulated work. It is an extensive commentary on the Book of Psalms in the Old Testament, compiled from the writings of earlier Church Fathers (hence the name Collectarius). The work was frequently copied in manuscript form and was later printed as an incunable in several editions during the late 15th century.