Horologium deuotionis, Albrecht Durer, German, Nuremberg.

Title extracted from incipit of prologue (leaf [2a]).
Translated by the author.
The woodcuts are sometimes ascribed to Dürer. Cf. Erwin Panofsky's A. Dürer, 2nd ed., II, p. 51-52.
Rosenwald 139
Goff B-505
Hain 2999 = 8934
GW 4174
Schramm, VXVIII, p. 4 and illus.
Includes Oratio de tota passione Domini, attributed to Augustinus (leaf [103a-103b]).
Bound with Thesaurisatio in coelis. Thezaurisatio in celis. [Nuremberg] 1488.
LC copy: initials supplied in red or blue, a few initial strokes in red. Inscription on leaf [2a]: Carthusiae Gemnicensis. Contemporary stamped brown leather over boards, rebacked; clasp broken; title label in early hand on cover.