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Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnThis scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the original. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have.
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HORATIVS // CVM QVINQVE COMMENTIS. // QVIN. HORATII // Flacci Poemata omnia: Commentantibus Antonio // Mancinello: Acrone: Porphyrione: Ioanne Brita/ // nico: necnon & Iodoco Badio Ascensio: uiris eru/ // ditissimis. // Centimetrum Marii Seruii. // Annotationes Aldi Manutii Romani. // Ratio mensuum: quibus Odæ tenentur: eodem Aldo // authore. // Nicolai Peroti Libellus demetris Odarum. // Annotationes Matthæi Bonfinis Asculani: suis locis in // sertæ & ad finem ex integro restitutæ. // Index copiosissimus omnium uocabulorum: quæin to/ // to opere animaduersione digna uisa sunt. // Quæ omnia // [device] // diligentissima // cura nuper // [same device] // excusa sunt. // M. D. X X X V I .
Quintus Horatius Flaccus (65 ? 8 B.C.), author; Acron, Helenius; Bade, Josse (1462-1535); Britannico, Giovanni (1462-1518); Mancinelli, Antonio (1452-1505); Manuzio, Aldo; Perotto, Niccolo (1429-1480); Porphyrius, pomponius; Servius Maurus Honoratus:
Verlag: Jean Tacuini de Tridino, July 1536. Colophon: Venetiis in ædibus Ioannis Tacuini de Tridino. Anno dñi // M.D.XXXVI. mense Iulii. Regnante Inclyto // Andrea Griti Principe. // REGISTRVM. //?., Venise, 1536
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In den WarenkorbExpertly rebacked 17th century vellum; spine raised with five (5) bands and gilt lettered title on morocco label on two. Edges uncut. , Venice edition of Aldo Manutio?s annotations.This work includes the Epistola Ascensii, Vita Horatii by Petrum Grifitum Florentinum; Epistle Mancinelli; Vita Horatii by Antonio Mancinello; Index…vocabulorum; Carminum [four books]; Epodon; Ars Poetica; Sermons [two books]; Epistles [two books]; Annotations of ALDO MANUZIO; Genera Metrorum; De Metris Odarum; Annotations of Matthei Bonfinis of Asculani. Nicolai Peroti's Book of the Meters of the Odes. , Size : Folio (302x208mm), Woodcut illustration framing title in red and black ink at the centre; woodcut initials of varying sizes at openings of sections and paragraphs; woodblock illustrations at openings; central text in larger font flanked by commentary in two columns. , References : Philippe Renouard: Bibliographie des impressions et des ?uvres de Josse Badius Ascensius. p.512, #10; London. Brit. Mus. - Oxford Bib. Bodl., Ll: [6], 296, bl.; collation: Bl., illustrated title, +2-6, A1-Z8; AA1-EE8, FF1-6, GG1-LL8, MM1-10, NN1-OO8 [with colophon], bl. Attractive, example; some leaves restored & reinforced; minor tear repairs, i. e. upper corner tear-offs at XXII and the final leaf. This rare and desirable work is in very good condition.
Weitere BilderLettere volgari di diversi eccellentissimi huomini, in diverse materie. Libro secondo
MANUZIO, Paolo (1512-1574) & MANUZIO, Antonio (1511-1559) eds.
Verlag: Venezia, (heirs of Aldo Manuzio), Venezia, 1545
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In den WarenkorbZustand: Buono (Good). 8vo. 132, (4) leaves. A-R8. With the printer's device on the title-page and at the end. 18th century vellum over boards, spine with gilt morocco title label, marbled edges.Adams, L-583; Basso, pp. 68-69; Braida, p. 306; Edit 16, CNCE 26953; Quondam, p. 279; J. Bonfadio, Le Lettere e una scrittura burlesca,… A. Greco, ed., (Roma, 1978), p. 47; E. Pastorello, L'epistolario Manuziano. Inventario cronologico-analitico, 1483-1597, (Firenze, 1957), no. 220; L. Pertile, Apollonio Merenda, segretario del Bembo, e ventidue lettere di Trifone Gabriele, in: ?Studi e problemi di critica testuale?, (1987), vol. 34, p. 25; A.A. Renouard, Annales de l'imprimerie des Alde, (Paris, 1834), p. 134, no. 17; S. Speroni, Lettere familiari, II Lettere a diversi, M.R. Loi & M. Pozzi, eds., (Alessandria, 1994), p. 246, no. VI. FIRST EDITION, second issue of the ?second book' of Paolo Manuzio's Lettere volgari, which appeared three years after the publication of the first.The first issue of the second Book had been printed by Manuzio only a few month earlier. This new issue, in which at the end are added 7 new letters to Donato Rullo (a servant of cardinal Regnald Pole), contains for the first time the privileges of Pope Paul III and the Republic of Venice. Since the entire volume was completely reset, the text presents some corrections and minor differences compared to that of the first issue.The selection of the letters must have been mainly done by Paolo Manuzio, even though his brother Antonio, in the dedicatory letter to Paolo Tron, presents himself as the only editor: ?Quanta fatica io habbi durato a raccorle, sollo io; quanta diligentia io habbi usata a sceglierle, gli altri lo giudicheranno? (l. 2v).The collection incorporates 101 letters, mainly dated between August 14, 1521 and March 28, 1545, but the majority of them was issued in the years 1543, 1544 and 1545.?Nel 1545, a tre anni dal successo del primo libro delle Lettere volgari, Paolo Manuzio fece uscire il secondo libro. Secondo Anne Jacobson Schutte, si trattava dell'antologia epistolare a più alta concentrazione di lettere eterodosse di quegli anni. Era la prima raccolta di cui si pubblicava un secondo volume, imitando nella serialità le edizione delle lettere d'autore, in particolare quelle dell'Aretino [?] Questa scelta permise al Manuzio di sfruttare al massimo un'operazione editoriale di successo, consentendogli di puntare su un pubblico già consolidato. E in effetti anche questa antologia fu un best seller [?] Rispetto al primo libro, che riportava missive di 56 autori, il secondo appariva un po' meno dispersivo, giacché gli autori erano 43, di cui 14 presenti in entrambe i volumi. Inoltre nel secondo libro si incontra una notevole diminuzione delle lettere anonime: sono 2 contro le 11 del primo libro. Di alcuni autori in comune si rileva un aumento del numero di lettere: è il caso di Francesco della Torre (da 8 a 20 lettere), di Claudio Tolomei (da 1 a 10) e di Marcantonio Flaminio (da 1 a 4). Seppure si trattasse della ripetizione della stessa formula, era un volume del tutto autonomo, che si poteva leggere senza difficoltà anche se non si conosceva il primo libro [?] Ad analizzare il secondo libro delle Lettere volgari si scopre un progetto complesso, in cui il lettore era messo a contatto con i temi religiosi in modo forse più chiaro e articolato rispetto al primo libro. Almeno dal punto di vista dottrinale, il messaggio era meno implicito. Il piccolo ma solidale mondo degli ?spirituali' trovava all'interno del volume uno spazio considerevole e veniva presentato sia attraverso un esempio di conversione (così come nel primo libro si veniva a conoscenza dell'avvicinamento del Vergerio a Renata di Francia e alla Marchesa di Pescara), sia attraverso un gruppo di lettere dottrinali in cui venivano esposti alcuni dei passi più significativi dell'opera intorno alla quale, tra il 1541 e il 1543, si erano concentrate le discussioni dei valdesiani: il Beneficio di Cristo[. Book.
Weitere BilderLettere volgari di diversi nobilissimi huomini, et eccellentissimi ingegni, scritte in diverse materie. Nuovamente ristampate, et in più luoghi corrette. Libro primo [-secondo]
MANUZIO, Paolo (1512-1574) & MANUZIO, Antonio (1511-1559) eds.
Verlag: Venezia, Heirs of Aldo Manuzio, Venezia, 1551
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In den WarenkorbZustand: Buono (Good). Two parts in one volume. 8vo. 129, (7) leaves + 117, (3) leaves. A-R8 (R7 is a blank); A-P8. With the printer's devices on the title-pages and at the end. Modern vellum over boards.Adams, L-578; Basso, p. 71; Edit 16, CNCE 27003; Quondam, p. 279; J. Bonfadio, Le Lettere e una scrittura burlesca, A. Greco,…ed., (Roma, 1978), pp. 46-47; A. Caro, Lettere familiari, A. Greco, ed., (Firenze, 1957-1961), passim; V. Colonna, Carteggio, G. Müller & E. Ferrero, eds., (Torino, 1892), pp. 124-126, 185-188, 199-200, 202-206, 249-252; M.A. Flaminio, Lettere, A. Pastore, ed., (Roma, 1978), p. 11; G. Guidiccioni, Lettere, M.T. Graziosi, ed., (Roma, 1979), p. 37; A.A. Renouard, Annales de l'imprimerie des Alde, (Paris, 1834), p. 152, no. 15; P.G. Ricci, Censimento delle lettere di Lorenzo di Piero de' Medici, (Firenze, 1964), p. 189; S. Speroni, Lettere familiari, II Lettere a diversi, M.R. Loi & M. Pozzi, eds., (Alessandria), 1994, pp. 239-241; P. Trovato, Intorno al testo e alla cronologia delle ?Lettere' di Jacopo Bonfadio, in: ?Studi e problemi di critica testuale?, 20, 1980, pp. 29-60. SIXTH COLLECTIVE EDITION of the first and second book of Paolo Manuzio's Lettere volgari.The first book, originally published in October 1542, can be considered as the first and most successful of all Italian letter collections of the sixteenth century. Although in the same months Curzio Traiano Navò issued a similar anthology, this volume, full of misprints and carelessly edited, was never reprinted (cf. A. Quondam, Dal ?Formulario? al ?Formulario?: cento anni di ?libri di lettere?, in: ?Le ?carte messaggiere'. Retorica e modelli di comunicazione epistolare: per un indice dei libri di lettere del Cinquecento?, Roma, 1981, pp. pp. 40-41).The second volume appeared in 1545. The two books were reprinted together 10 times until 1564, when a third volume was added for the first time.The first book underwent several corrections and some censorships in the 1544 and 1546 editions, in which many letters of unorthodox authors were expurgated for religious reasons. The present edition contains the same censored text of the 1548 edition, which is a mere reprint of the 1546 edition. In Book I the number of letters in the 1546 edition was reduced from 164 to 125. Book II, dedicated by Antonio Manuzio to Paolo Tron, contains the same 101 letters which had appeared in the second issue of the first 1545 edition (see item no. XXX). In Book I, dedicated by Paolo Manuzio to Federico Badoer and Domenico Venier, all the letters are undated.?Tutt'altre caratteristiche aveva il primo libro delle Lettere volgari. Manuzio rendeva esplicite alcune delle relazioni grazie alle quali aveva potuto portare a termine quell'operazione. Pubblicava infatti diverse epistole da cui risultava chiaro il ruolo avuto da alcuni autori nel procurargli il materiale per la raccolta. Sono 20 le lettere, su un totale di 164 contenute nel libro primo, in cui si parla delle relazioni di amicizia o di conoscenza che consentirono all'editore di chiedere direttamente agli autori alcune loro missive (tra questi, Bonfadio, Caro, Molza), o di affidarsi, per procurarsi i testi, alla mediazione di alcuni amici, tra cui Francesco della Torre, Benedetto Ramberti, Pietro Carnesecchi, Jacopo Bonfadio. I vari autori discutevano non solo sulla lingua, ma anche su temi religiosi profondamente legati alle inquietudini del presente. Le Lettere volgari sono dunque un terreno fertile per sondare il rapporto fra gli uomini vicini a dottrine eterodosse e la loro fiducia nell'affermazione del volgare [?] Ma non va trascurato anche l'aspetto letterario, o per meglio dire la difesa della cultura umanistica in cui Paolo si era formato: i due elementi sono strettamente connessi e l'uno non è meno importante dell'altro. Se si seguono le diverse edizioni, si ha l'impressione che lo stampatore veneziano, nel corso degli anni, non si fosse allontanato dal suo progetto iniziale di far convivere gli ideali umanistici. Book.
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In den WarenkorbHardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Second Edition. 163 leaves, [1], anchor device of Aldine Press on title page, Latin text, full velum, lightly soiled, occasional spotting, otherwise copy in good condition. Second edition, first published in 1543. Tana was the name of which Genoese gave to their factory at Azov at the mouth of rive…r Don. This work contains a collection of voyages edited by Antonio Manuzio, son of Aldus, who had established a book shop and small printing house at Bologna. The first two narratives are by Joseph Barbaro (Tana in 1436, Persia 1471) and Ambrogio Contarini (Persia 1473-77), who had been sent as special envoys by the Venetian to the Persians. Barbaro was the first contact between the Venetians and the Persians. Another narrative by Luigi Roncinotto (Ethiopia 1532, Persia and India in 1529). An edition of Benedetto Ramberti is included, and also two voyages to India, one of which describes the expedition of Soleyman Bassa against the Portuguese settlement in 1538. This appears to be one of the very few works of travels to be published by the Aldine Press. Bibliographic references: Blackmer 1071; Gollner 861; Renouard pp 128 & 134; Aldinenslg. SB Bln. 562; Göllner 861; Atabey 761. #33406.
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In den WarenkorbSecond edition (first published in 1543) of a collection of Venetian voyages to the Near and Middle East, edited by Antonio Manuzio, son of Aldus. "Tana was the name which the Genoese gave to their factory at Azov at the mouth of the river Don. This volume contains voyages by Giosafat Barbaro (Tana in 1436, Persia 1471), Ambrogi…o Contarini (Persia 1473-77), and Luigi Roncinotto (Ethiopia 1532, Persia and India in 1529). It also includes Benedetto Ramberti's account of the Turkish Sultan's campaign against the Portuguese settlement of Diu in northern India in 1538" (Atabey). "This appears to be one of the very few travel books from the Aldine press" (Blackmer).Contemporary owner's inscription in ink on the title-page, another cut away at the foot (paper restored without loss); another contemporary owner's inscription, "Gioseppe Custodi", below the colophon. Modern owner's inscription "J. W. S. M./Caius./Cambridge./Jan. 1899" on front paste-down - very likely the Caius-educated English entomologist John William Scott Macfie (1879-1948). Later himself a traveller to the East, he served as director of the Medical Research Institute in Accra between 1914 and 1923, having undertaken the same responsibilities in an acting capacity at Lagos in 1913. Lacking the final leaf, blank except that it repeats Aldus's device (and the name "Aldus") from the title-page. Extremities rubbed and bumped, short cracks in joints. Light water stain in first few leaves.l Adams V624; Blackmer 1071; Göllner 861; Renouard 134 (of the 2 eds. he notes the present is "bien mieux imprimée"); cf. Atabey 761 (1st ed.). 18th-century English polished calf. With Aldus's woodcut anchor device on the title-page. Pages: 163 ll.
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In den Warenkorb8vo. 163 ff. (without final leaf, blank except for anchor on verso). Aldine anchor device on title page. 18th-century English polished calf. Second edition (first published in 1543) of this collection of Venetian voyages to the Near and Middle East, edited by Antonio Manuzio, son of Aldus. "Tana was the name which the Genoese ga…ve to their factory at Azov at the mouth of the river Don. This volume contains voyages by Giosafat Barbaro (Tana in 1436, Persia 1471), Ambrogio Contarini (Persia 1473-77), and Luigi Roncinotto (Ethiopia 1532, Persia and India in 1529). It also includes Benedetto Ramberti's account of the Turkish Sultan's campaign against the Portuguese settlement of Diu in northern India in 1538" (Atabey). "This appears to be one of the very few travel books from the Aldine press" (Blackmer). - Extremities rubbed and bumped, short cracks in joints. Light dampstain to first few leaves. Contemp. ink ownership to title page, further ownership trimmed away at lower edge (remargined without loss); further contemp. ownership "Gioseppe Custodi" under the colophon. Modern ownership inscription "J. W. S. M. / Caius. / Cambridge. / Jan. 1899" on front pastedown - very likely the Caius-educated English entomologist John William Scott Macfie (1879-1948). Later himself a traveller to the East, he served as director of the Medical Research Institute in Accra between 1914 and 1923, having undertaken the same responsibilities in an acting capacity at Lagos in 1913. - Adams V 624. Blackmer 1071. Göllner 861. Renouard 134 (noting that of the two editions the present is "bien mieux imprimée"). Cf. Atabey 761 (first edition).
