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Venice, [Albertinus Rubeus Vercellensis] for Florentine Lucantonio, 27 August 1500. In 2nd. Initial eyelet, dedication by Antonio Mancinelli to the pontiff, text in Roman type with commentary, figurative drop caps, small holes, damp marks, delicate restorations on the margin of the first page, tear on the external margin of pages 96 and 124, reproduced in facsimile of the cc .338-341 and 358-359 final, for a total of 6 leaves, 18th century cardboard binding. Copious annotations by different hands.
Specialist Notes
Rare and rich edition, printed in Venice by a printer still not identified with certainty.
In addition to the main works, it includes: Hortulus. Of wine and Venus. Of livor. De cantu Sirenarum. Of the birthplace. Of luck. De Orpheo. De se ipso. De aetatibus animalium. Of play. De aerumnis Herculis. De Musarum inventis. From speculation. Mira Vergilii versus experientia. Mira Vergilii experientia. De quattuor temporibus years. De ortu solis. De Herculis laboribus. De littera Y. De signis caelestibus. Priapea. Elegy in Maecenatis obitu; Copa; East and not; Vir bonus; Rosae; Culex; Dirae; Aetna; Ciris (all with commentaries of Domitius Calderinus). Catalekton. Moretum. Antonius Mancinellus: liminary letter. Christophorus Landinus: Proemia. Donatus: Vita Vergilii. Alcimus: Versus de Vergil. Cornelius Gallus: Versus de Aeneide. Epitaphia Vergilii. Ovidius: Versus. Summa Vergilianae narrationis
The IGI assigns the publication to a Florentine Lucantonio known to have worked in Verona in 1503, who the IGI identifies with the engraver L.A. of the Uberti. D.E. Rhodes, in "Proceedings and memoirs of the Academy of Agriculture, Sciences and Letters of Verona", ser. 6, 31 (1979-80) p.315, supported the attribution to Giunta, but compare P. Veneziani, in "The funds, the procedures, the stories: collection of studies of the Library" (Rome, 1993) pp. 195-203.
In addition to the main works, it includes: Hortulus. Of wine and Venus. Of livor. De cantu Sirenarum. Of the birthplace. Of luck. De Orpheo. De se ipso. De aetatibus animalium. Of play. De aerumnis Herculis. De Musarum inventis. From speculation. Mira Vergilii versus experientia. Mira Vergilii experientia. De quattuor temporibus years. De ortu solis. De Herculis laboribus. De littera Y. De signis caelestibus. Priapea. Elegy in Maecenatis obitu; Copa; East and not; Vir bonus; Rosae; Culex; Dirae; Aetna; Ciris (all with commentaries of Domitius Calderinus). Catalekton. Moretum. Antonius Mancinellus: liminary letter. Christophorus Landinus: Proemia. Donatus: Vita Vergilii. Alcimus: Versus de Vergil. Cornelius Gallus: Versus de Aeneide. Epitaphia Vergilii. Ovidius: Versus. Summa Vergilianae narrationis
The IGI assigns the publication to a Florentine Lucantonio known to have worked in Verona in 1503, who the IGI identifies with the engraver L.A. of the Uberti. D.E. Rhodes, in "Proceedings and memoirs of the Academy of Agriculture, Sciences and Letters of Verona", ser. 6, 31 (1979-80) p.315, supported the attribution to Giunta, but compare P. Veneziani, in "The funds, the procedures, the stories: collection of studies of the Library" (Rome, 1993) pp. 195-203.
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