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Zustand: BUONO USATO. Nuova biblioteca di opere letterarie inedite o rare ITALIANO Volume della Nuova Biblioteca di opere letterarie inedite o rare. Edizione riveduta e corretta in 300 copie numerate, delle quali la presente è la n. 37. Cinquanta sonetti composti da Antonio Malatesti il settembre dell'anno 1637 e da lui regalati al grande poeta Giovanni Milton. Legatura cartonata muta, ingiallita al dorso e lungo i margini, con strappetti alla cuffia. Pagine in carta reale, salde, con ampio margine. Numero pagine 64.

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Zustand: Fair. Acceptable condition. No Dust Jacket Spine and binding cracked. Covers and pages foxed. No. 78. Italian. (sonnets, italian ) ().

"Il querciolo" collana di classici italiani minori in edizioni di lusso. Esemplare n. 369/494. Esemplare non rifilato, ingiallito, con sovraccoperta traparente artigianale. Leggera usura da scaffale.

Legatura editoriale in cartone muto alla bodoniana, in ottavo cm 26.5 x 17.5, pp (2) 63 (5). Esemplare da studio. Difetti sulla cartonatura (piccole rotture lungo le cerniere, agli angoli dei piatti e alle estremità del dorso), qualche rara ossidazione sulle carte. Manca la prima carta di guardia. Internamente in buono stato, a fogli chiusi. Sonetti di argomento erotico e di ambientazione rusticale composti dal poeta fiorentino nel 1637. I versi, di tono licenzioso e misogino, ebbero all'epoca circolazione esclusivamente clandestina fino alla princeps curata da Francesco Gamba, pubblicata nel 1837 in soli cinquanta esemplari con coordinate tipografiche fittizie. Dalla prefazione dell'edizione ottocentesca (anonima e in inglese) si ricava la notizia che il manoscritto originale de La Tina sarebbe stato donato dall'autore a John Milton quando il poeta inglese, in visita in Italia, venne accolto dall'Accademia degli Apatisti di cui Malatesti era distinto membro. L'edizione qui proposta, pubblicata nella Nuova biblioteca di opere inedite o rare di Luigi del Romano editore in Foligno, si compone di una notizia biografica intorno all'autore di Giovanni Lami e dei cinquanta sonetti ricavati dall'edizione ottocentesca riveduta e corretta. L'opera fu impressa dalla Tipografia del Senato di Giovanni Bardi a Roma il 28 febbraio 1946 in antichi caratteri bodoniani su carta vergata «Fiume Giano» delle cartiere Luigi Milani di Fabriano. Il nostro esemplare è uno dei XX della tiratura non venale che accompagnava quella ordinaria di 300 copie numerate in cifre arabe. Esemplare da studio. Difetti sulla cartonatura (piccole rotture lungo le cerniere, agli angoli dei piatti e alle estremità del dorso), qualche rara ossidazione sulle carte. Manca la prima carta di guardia. Internamente in buono stato, a fogli chiusi.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - La Tina: Equivoci rusticali in cinquanta sonetti is a collection of sonnets by Antonio Malatesti, written in September 1637 at his villa in Tajano. This edition brings to light Malatesti's witty and insightful observations on rural life, presented in the classic sonnet form. The poems offer a glimpse into the social customs and pastoral landscapes of 17th-century Italy. The subtitle indicates that these poems were a gift to the great English poet John Milton. 'La Tina' represents a significant contribution to Italian literature and offers valuable insights into the artistic and cultural exchange of the period.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. This work was reproduced from the original artifact, and remains as true to the original work as possible. Therefore, you will see the original copyright references, library stamps (as most of these works have been housed in our most important libraries around the world), and other notations in the work.This work is in the public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.As a reproduction of a historical artifact, this work may contain missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.

Brossura. Zustand: Molto buono (Very Good). Riproduzione dell'edizione veneziana del 1837 dei cinquanta sonetti ''rusticali'', con doppio senso, scritti dal poeta fiorentino. Introduzione e testo critico di Sebastiano Blancato . 8vo. pp. 86. . Molto buono (Very Good). Pagine brunite ai margini (Pages slightly browned to edges). Prima edizione di 500 es. numerati. . Book.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - La Tina: Equivoci rusticali in cinquanta sonetti is a collection of sonnets by Antonio Malatesti, written in September 1637 at his villa in Tajano. This edition brings to light Malatesti's witty and insightful observations on rural life, presented in the classic sonnet form. The poems offer a glimpse into the social customs and pastoral landscapes of 17th-century Italy. The subtitle indicates that these poems were a gift to the great English poet John Milton. 'La Tina' represents a significant contribution to Italian literature and offers valuable insights into the artistic and cultural exchange of the period.

brossura verde muta e antica, Londra, alle spese di Tommaso Edlin, 1757 [ma 1837], Edizione originale. Buon esemplare a grandi margini; con tracce di ossidazione ma nel complesso fresco; note in inchiostro al piatto superiore. Edizione di molto rara stampata in soli 50 esemplari. Cfr Gay, 1871, VI, p. 334 e soprattutto Parenti, Dizionario dei luoghi di stampa falsi, p. 117: "Fu tirata a 50 esemplari in c. velina, 2 in carta grande inglese e uno in pergamena. Anche la data è falsa: la stampa fu fatta intorno al 1837. Il fiorentino Malatesti (1610-1672) è l'enigmografo più estroso e più importante del suo secolo. Gli equivoci furono composti nella villa di Tajano nel 1637, non pubblicati e regalati in manoscritto al poeta inglese Milton; è nota l'edizione del 1807 ma ai più è del tutto sconosciuta questa (lo stesso Todd, nella sua vita del Milton, cita la "scoperta" dei versi datandola 1807). La prefazione inglese chiarisce che il manoscritto originale fu mostrato da Thomas Hollis (un bibliofilo liberal di grande ricchezza e bizzarria) a Giovanni Marsili (all'epoca prefetto dell'Orto botanico in Venezia). Il proprietario del manoscritto, Thomas Brand, consentì di trarne copia per questa stampa; la prefazione è costituita da una straordinaria "notizia intorno all'autore" inviata al Brand da Giovanni Lami (1697-1770), grande erudito. I sonetti, davvero deliziosi, giocano allegramente su equivoci anche licenziosi, ma sempre raffinati. Gay, 1871, vi, p. 334; Parenti, Dizionario dei luoghi di stampa falsi, p. 117 in 8°, brossura verde muta e antica, pp. [2] 64 [2]. Edizione originale. Buon esemplare a grandi margini; con tracce di ossidazione ma nel complesso fresco; note in inchiostro al piatto superiore.

Hardcover. Octavo, [324 pages]. In Good condition. Bound in full contemporary vellum ("boards" composed of multiple sheets of 17th-century sheets. Vellum is beginning to separate from composite-sheet boards along fore-edges. Boards have moderate plus staining overall, with moderate plus chipping and wear to vellum along edges. Textblock shows moderate age toning and light wear to untrimmed edges, with occasional light staining to pages (not impacting legibility. Undated ink manuscript in an unidentified 17th-century Italian hand. Shelved Room A. An early handwritten manuscript of Lippi's Il Malmantile Racquistato, which appears to predate the second printed edition in 1688 (and possibly the first printed edition in 1676). The present manuscript differs from one or both of the 17th-century editions in multiple points (please see notes for further analysis of contrast with the published manuscript tradition of the text). Title page includes a dedication to Cardinal Leopoldo de Medici (lacking in the first printed edition), and attributes the work to Lippi's pseudonym Perlone Zipoli - unlike both 17th-century editions. The title page is followed by the prefatory Disfatto, here attributed to the anagrammatic pseudonym Amostante Latoni (Antonio Malatesti). The work is then prefaced by an index revealing the "true identities" of all the figures appearing pseudonymously in the work. Contrary to both printed editions, each book is here referred to as canto rather than cantare, and each stanza is numbered (similarly to the 1688 edition, and unlike the 1676 edition). Shelved Room A. The mock-heroic epic Malmantile Racquistato was written by Florentine painter Lorenzo Lippi (16061665) during the 1640s. Writing under the anagrammatic pseudonym Perlone Zipoli, Lippi composed the poem while serving Cardinal Leopoldo de' Medici and his wife at Innsbruck. Il Malmantile is often read as a parodic response to contemporary literary conventions, particularly the epic stylings of Tasso's Gerusalemme Liberata. Yet beyond its burlesque tone, the work serves as a celebration of the Tuscanspecifically Florentinedialect, and is still studied today as a rich repository of regional idioms and turns of phrase. While the core of the poem was composed in Innsbruck between 1643 and 1644, reports from Lippi's contemporaries, many of whom were members of the informal literary academy degli Apatisti, suggest that substantial additions and refinements were made after his return to Florence in 1648. Lippi, wary of scandal or public backlash, resisted calls to publish the poem during his lifetime. Nonetheless, it circulated widely among members of the Apatisti, the Accademia degli Svogliati, and even the Accademia della Crusca. It was not published until 1676, eleven years after Lippi's death, in a flawed and limited edition (only 50 copies) issued by Giovanni Rossi. That edition was viewed by Lippi's admirers as a distorted presentation of the poempossibly even an act of literary revenge. A more authoritative version was published in 1688 under the editorial guidance of Paolo Minucci and the posthumous patronage of Leopoldo de' Medici. The present manuscript appears to have been produced prior to the 1688 edition, but after the completion of the poem before Lippi's death in 1665. Based on textual evidence, it is unlikely to have been copied from either printed edition. Instead, it likely reflects a version circulating independentlyperhaps within Lippi's literary circle or among manuscript readers close to the Medici court. Several features underscore the manuscript's significance as a witness to the early textual transmission of Malmantile Racquistato. Please note that this list is not comprehensive or exhaustive. Dedication to Cardinal Leopoldo de' Medici (1617-1675) The manuscript bears a dedication "al Serenissimo Princeps Cardinal Leopoldo de' Medici"a form appropriate only during Leopoldo's lifetime. The 1676 edition includes no dedication. The 1688 edition dedic.

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Ns. esemplare n. 140. Due piccole mancanze al dorso 64 p. - in-8.