Marcus aurelius nemesianus (5 Ergebnisse)

Gebonden, Hardcover, 73 pp illustraties. ISBN 9789492777607. 0 g.

orig. wrappers. 25x16cm, 65,[1] pages., Series: Rijksuniversiteit te Gent, Werken uitgegeven door de Faculteit van de Letteren en Wijsbegeerte, 83 Aflevering. Inscribed by author on flyleaf. Some wear. Good.

Gr- 8°. 4 ff., 197 pp. Original softcover Mnemosyne, supplementum 88. - Latin Text with English notes. - Fine, crisp.

First edition of this Aldine collection of poetical works on hunting and fishing. It contains the editiones principes of Gratius' De Venatione, Nemesianus' Cynegeticon and Eclogues, and the Heleutica, attributed to Ovid, alongside Titus Calpurnius Siculus' Bucolica and Adrian of Castello's Venatio. This book was printed by Aldus' son Paulus Manutius in the first year of his takeover and reinvigoration of the Aldine Press. This collection presents treatises and dialogues examining the practice and philosophy of hunting and fishing, and also pastoral poetry. The Heleutica is attributed to Ovid both in this edition and in the manuscript on which the edition is based. The attribution is, however, debated. Recent scholarship considers the poem to be a paraphrase by Pliny the Elder of a poem by an unknown original author. The editor of this Aldine publication was the German Humanist, bibliophile, and poet Georg von Logau (latinized to Georgius Logus, c.1500-1553). Logau was Prokurator of the German Nation at Bologna and secretary and councillor to Ferdinand I von Hapsburg. Logau's source for this edition was a transcript of an early medieval manuscript written, as Logau notes, in Lombard minuscule (p. 10). The manuscript was obtained in France by the scholar Johann Albrecht Widmanstetter (1506-1557), who presented a transcript of it to Logau in 1533 while he was studying Rome. EDIT16; Renouard p. 263. Octavo (156 x 99 mm), ff. [vi], 47 [= 46]. Aldine printer's device on title and final pages. Eighteenth-century vellum, smooth spine ruled in gilt, twin brown and red labels, marbled endpapers. Later ink shelfmark and ownership inscription on initial blanks. Labels chipped, light rubbing on front pastedown from bookplate removal, small stain on top edge, sporadic foxing to contents, small patch of worming affecting front free endpaper and blanks. A very good copy. …

Firenze, Filippo Giunta, [1590] MCXC, Prima edizione. Esemplare più che buono, complessivamente fresco (leggere fioriture passim, qualche carta brunita, in particolare al fascicolo Q). Bella edizione che contiene il commento di Roberto Titi (1551-1627), dotto filologo toscano che tenne cattedra a Bologna, alle bucoliche di Nemesiano e di Calpurnio. Contiene anche una epistola latina del vescovo di Glandève, Ugolino Martelli (morto nel 1592): il prelato ringrazia e loda Tito per i suoi «Commentarii» e gli comunica alcune brevi annotazioni con le quali meglio chiarisce ed emenda "loci" oscuri o non corretti dei due poeti latini. Cfr. Graesse IV, 654; Adams, 155; Ceresoli, 376; Schweiger, II, 616; Souhart, 347; Thiebaud, 776. in 4°, pergamena molle antica, titolo a china al dorso, pp. [8] 206 [2], con il registro e la marca, ovvero giglio fiorentino con due putti alati che reggono un nastro con il motto. Prima edizione. Esemplare più che buono, complessivamente fresco (leggere fioriture passim, qualche carta brunita, in particolare al fascicolo Q). pergamena molle antica, titolo a china al dorso.…