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tig00044000
- Text-inc Id:
- tig00044000
- Bod-inc Id:
- G-023
- Headings:
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Galeottus Martius
Refutatio obiectorum in librum De homine a Georgio Merula.
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[*2r] Martius, Galeottus: [Prefatory letter addressed to] Federicus [de Montefeltro], Duke of Urbino. Incipit: ‘Iamdudum, illustrissime princeps, exoptaui aliquid excudere . . .’
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[a2r] Martius, Galeottus: Refutatio obiectorum in librum De homine a Georgio Merula. Incipit: ‘[D]iu mecum ipse agitaui deberemne maledictis cuiusdam Georgii Merulae respondere . . .’ Explicit: si senserimus nostra placere See Thorndike–Kibre 440. With variant ending: ‘ . . . illorum uirorum simulacra relucent.’
- Imprint:
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Bologna: Dominicus de Lapis, 1476. 4°.
- Collation:
- [*4 a–m8 n o6].
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Source: Bodleian
ISTC: ig00044000
HC *7436;
Goff G‑44;
BMC VI 813;
Pr 6535;
BSB‑Ink M‑242; Osler, IM 107; Sheppard 5325.
LCN: 14550161
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G-023(1)
Copy
Binding: Nineteenth-century English blind-tooled calf covering older wooden boards.
Size: 208 × 155 × 45 mm.
Size of leaf: 197 × 145 mm.
Early marginal notes. Early pen-trials, mainly of the name of the author and the title of the book, on [*1r]. On the verso of the back endleaf, sayings and verses in Latin in fifteenth/sixteenth-century hands: ‘Post prandium stabis, post coenam tu comeabis(?)'; ‘Hec nostra acipies incompta poemata tint[ ]r | Grataque erunt forsan siue iucunda tibi'; ‘Libertas quam nulli i[ ]ii restat mortali | Nudus liber [ ] [ ] siquis [ ] uolet'; ‘[H]aud ullas portabis opes Acherontis ab undas | Nudus ab inferna stulte uehere rate' [Prop. 3. 5. 13]; ‘Victor cum ui[c]tis pariter mis[c]ebitur undis | Consule cum Mario, capte Iugurta, sedes' [Prop. 3. 5. 15-16]; ‘Vigilando, agendo, bene consulendo omnia prospere cedunt' [Walther, Proverbia, 44270]. Early manuscript foliation: 1-107. Gatherings marked in black ink.
Provenance: Oxford, Radcliffe Library; book-plate; acquired in 1840, from Payne and Foss; pencil note on [*1r]; manuscript addition to Radcliffe Catalogue (1835) for 1840 with shelfmark 19.I.5.1b; former Radcliffe Library shelfmarks: 19.A.5; G.121.G.1; RR.w.146.
Probably acquired in 1937, the date on the Bodleian stamp.
SHELFMARK: Inc. e. I11.1476.1.
