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tip00779000

Text-inc Id:
tip00779000
Bod-inc Id:
P-351
Headings:
Plautus, Titus Maccius Comoediae (ed. Georgius Merula).
Analysis of content:
  1. [A1r] Merula, Georgius: [Letter addressed to] Jacobus Zenus, Bishop of Padua. Incipit: ‘[L]ibet laboriosi mei conatus ne dicam temerarii difficultatem . . .’ Explicit: Plauti ediderimus. Vale See Maurizio Campanelli, ‘Manoscritti antichi, testi a stampa e principi di metodo: spigolando negli scritti filologici di Giorgio Merula', in La parola del testo: semestrale di filologia e letteratura italiana e comparata dal medioevo al rinascimento, 2 (1998), 253-92, at 253-5.
  2. [A2v] [Merula, Georgius]: ‘De uita comoediisque Plauti excerpta quedam ex auctoribus grauissimis.’ Incipit: ‘[P]lautus lingue Latine pater et cuius sermones ut Varro . . .’ Explicit: fabulam eam inueniat For the authorship see BSB‑Ink.
  3. [A3v] [Table of contents.]
  4. [a1r] Plautus, [Titus Maccius]: Comoediae: Amphitryo. [Edited, along with the other items in this edition, by Georgius Merula.] Pl. Am.
  5. [b4r] Plautus, [Titus Maccius]: Comoediae: Asinaria. Pl. As. The ‘argumentum' appears between the prologue and the beginning of Act I.
  6. [c7r] Plautus, [Titus Maccius]: Comoediae: Aulularia. Pl. Aul.
  7. [d6v] Plautus, [Titus Maccius]: Comoediae: Captivi. Pl. Capt.
  8. [e10r] Plautus, [Titus Maccius]: Comoediae: Curculio. Pl. Cur.
  9. [f9r] Plautus, [Titus Maccius]: Comoediae: Casina. Pl. Cas. The ‘argumentum' follows the prologue.
  10. [g9r] Plautus, [Titus Maccius]: Comoediae: Cistellaria. Pl. Cist.
  11. [h5r] Plautus, [Titus Maccius]: Comoediae: Epidicus. Pl. Epid.
  12. [i3r] Plautus, [Titus Maccius]: Comoediae: Bacchides. Pl. Bac. 35-1211.
  13. [k5v] Plautus, [Titus Maccius]: Comoediae: Mostellaria. Pl. Mos.
  14. [l9r] Plautus, [Titus Maccius]: Comoediae: Menaechmi. Pl. Men.
  15. [n2r] Plautus, [Titus Maccius]: Comoediae: Miles Gloriosus. Pl. Mil.
  16. [o9r] Plautus, [Titus Maccius]: Comoediae: Mercator. Pl. Mer.
  17. [p10v] Plautus, [Titus Maccius]: Comoediae: Pseudolus. Pl. Ps. The prologue appears first, followed by the first ‘argumentum'; the second ‘argumentum' is omitted.
  18. [r6r] Plautus, [Titus Maccius]: Comoediae: Poenulus. Pl. Poen.
  19. [s9v] Plautus, [Titus Maccius]: Comoediae: Persa. Pl. Per.
  20. [v2r] Plautus, [Titus Maccius]: Comoediae: Rudens. Pl. Rud.
  21. [x7v] Plautus, [Titus Maccius]: Comoediae: Stichus. Pl. St.
  22. [y6r] Plautus, [Titus Maccius]: Comoediae: Trinummus. Pl. Trin.
  23. [z8r] Plautus, [Titus Maccius]: Comoediae: Truculentus. Pl. Truc.
Imprint:
Venice: Vindelinus de Spira, for Johannes de Colonia, 1472. Folio.
Collation:
[A4 a–q10 r12 s10 t8 v x10 y10+1 z [et]10].
References:
Source: Bodleian ISTC: ip00779000 HC (+ Addenda) 13074; Goff P‑779; BMC V 160; Pr 4046; CIBN P‑451; Hillard 1654; Rhodes 1431; Sheppard 3214. LCN: 14016292
Copies:
  1. P-351(1) Copy The first leaf of the first gathering has a manuscript signature ‘A' in black ink. Binding: Eighteenth-century blind-tooled calf; the gold stamp of the Bodleian Library on both covers. The name of the author is written along the fore-edge in black ink. Size: 335 × 235 × 53 mm. Size of leaf: 321 × 211 mm. Occasional early marginal notes, including comments on the text, ‘nota' marks, and pointing hands. Provenance: Edward Bernard (1638-1697); Wanley's list, p. 6, no. 524. Among the books purchased in 1697 from Bernard's widow. Former Bodleian shelfmark: H 2.12 Art (`12' on the fore-edge in black ink). SHELFMARK: Auct. L 2.22.