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tiv00001400
- Text-inc Id:
- tiv00001400
- Bod-inc Id:
- V-001
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Valagussa, Georgius
In flosculis Epistolarum Ciceronis vernacula interpretatio, cum textu [Italian and Latin].
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A1r Valagussa, Georgius: In flosculis Epistolarum Ciceronis vernacula interpretatio. Incipit: ‘[S]ono tanti li seruitii che tu me hai facto . . .’ See G. Resta, Giorgio Valagussa umanista del quattrocento (Padua, 1964), 38-42, who refers to its manuscript appearances with the title ‘Elegantiae Ciceronianae', and preceded by a poem addressed to Johannes Antonius de Girardis of Pavia. In the heading the author is called ‘praeceptor' of [Johannes] Galeaz Sforza, Duke of Milan.
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A1r Cicero, Marcus Tullius: Epistolae [ad familiares: extracts] ‘Ex libro primo'. Incipit: ‘ “Tanta est magnitudo tuorum erga me meritorum” [Cic. Ad Fam. 1. 1. 1] . . .’
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G4r [Elephantucius], Franciscus(?): [Note on Valagussa addressed to] the reader. Incipit: ‘Rigratia, tu lector, a Francesco . . .’ Resta, Giorgio Valagussa, 39 n. 1. This version of the note attaches responsibility to Franciscus [Elephantucius], and mentions his father ‘Charolus Antonius Elephantucius Felsineus', quaestor of the public treasury, eques, and Bolognese ambassador to Johannes Galeaz Sforza, Duke of Milan. For a different version of the note, thanking Johannes Antonius de Girardis Ticinensis, in other editions see Resta, Giorgio Valagussa.
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G4r [Elephantucius,] Franciscus(?): [Note addressed to] the reader. Incipit: ‘Summas gratias tu lector agas Francisco . . .’ Resta, Giorgio Valagussa, 39 n. 1 Latin translation of the preceeding note.
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[Milan: Uldericus Scinzenzeler, c.1490]. 4°.
As attributed by IGI. Reichling and Sheppard attributed to [Antonius Zarotus].
- Collation:
- A–G8. Woodcut initial.
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Source: Bodleian
ISTC: iv00001400
R 1645;
not in Pr;
Polain 3888; Sheppard 4875.
LCN: 14840926
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V-001(1)
Copy
Binding: Twentieth-century cloth. Sprinkled red-edged leaves.
Size: 183 × 137 × 7 mm.
Size of leaf: 180 × 127 mm.
Marginal notes in a late fifteenth-century Italian hand, providing pointing hands and the nota signs ‘Notandum', ‘Ch' ( σημει̂ον ), and on G4v: ‘Diua parens (Verg. A. 4. 365/6. 197 or Ov. Ep. 7. 107) a a annue conanti per laudes (Ov. Fast. 1. 15)'.
Provenance: Purchased in 1924; stamp on A1v and BQR 4,44 (1924), 190.
SHELFMARK: Inc. e. I3.1.
