tib00483000

Text-inc Id:

tib00483000

Bod-inc Id:

B-224

Headings:

Beroaldus, Philippus De felicitate.

Analysis of content:

1. a1r [Title-page.]
2. a2r Beroaldus, Philippus: [Letter addressed to] Jakob II von Baden. Incipit: ‘[S]oleo ipse mecum, illustris Marchio, cumprimis admirari iuuenes illos . . .’ See B‑223.
3. a3r Beroaldus, Philippus: De felicitate. Incipit: ‘[M]agna res est viri ornatissimi, et omnibus horis omnium uotis expetita felicitas . . .’
4. e3r [Beroaldus, Philippus]: ‘Distichon ad auditores extemporaliter effusum'. Incipit: ‘Felix cui constant bona corporis et bona mentis | Nec non fortunae munera parca deae'; 1 elegiac distich.
5. e3v [Beroaldus, Philippus]: ‘Endecasyllabon' [addressed to] Giovanni II Bentivoglio. Incipit: ‘Felix o nimis et beate princeps, | Cuius presidio est beata felix'; 10 hendecasyllables. See B‑223.
6. e3v [Beroaldus, Philippus]: ‘Eiusdem endecasyllabon' [addressed to] Germania. Incipit: ‘O Germania muneris repertrix | Quo nil utilius dedit uetustas'; 28 hendecasyllables.

Imprint:

Bologna: Caligula de Bazaleriis, 1 Apr. 1495. 4°. Reprinted from the edition of Franciscus (Plato) de Benedictis, 1 Apr. 1495, with the date in the colophon unchanged (Sheppard and BMC VI 836).

Collation:

a–e⁴.

References:

Source: Bodleian ISTC: ib00483000 GW 4133; HC *2968; Goff B‑483; BMC VI 836; Pr 6615; BSB‑Ink B‑366; Oates 2497; Sheppard 5372. LCN: 14003586

Copies:

1. B-224(1) Copy Bound with:
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   24. Georg Zigli, Libertatis Germanicae querela. Libertatis Helveticae. [N. pl.: n. pr.], 1586. Binding: Nineteenth-century English half calf over marbled paper boards, bound uniformly with other books of the ‘G. Pamph.' collection. Size: 200 × 148 × 55 mm. Size of leaf: 191 × 137 mm. Occasional ‘nota' lines against sections of the text, and a pointing hand, in faded black ink, on d2v. Provenance: Charles Godwyn (1700?–1770). Bequeathed in 1770. SHELFMARK: G. Pamph. 1829(1).