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Venice, at the instance of m. Gioanni Giolitto da Trino, 1536 (In Vineggia, for m. Bernardino Stagnino, 1536). In 4°. Woodcut portrait of Dante on the title, full-page woodcut illustration at the beginning of the first Canticle, numerous smaller woodcuts for each canto, initials, printer's mark at the end, marginal halos, contemporary loose parchment binding.
Good sixteenth-century edition, reprint of the 1512 Stagnino edition with the same woodcuts, which were based on the 1491 Venetian edition by Benalius and Capcasa. Mambelli, 29.
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