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Francisci Philelfi satyrarum hecatostichon prima decas 1 edition

By Francesco Filelfo
Francisci Philelfi satyrarum hecatostichon prima decas
Francesco Filelfo

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Subjects
Early works to 1800, History and criticism, Latin poetry, Medieval and modern, Medieval and modern Latin poetry, Satire
Places
Italy
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Francisci Philelfi satyrarum hecatostichon prima decas.

Published 1476 by Per Christophorum Valdarpher Ratisponensem ... in Impressæ Mediolani .
Written in Latin.

Edition Notes

Caption title.

Printed in a single column 35 lines per page, with capitals at beginning of each line.

Unsigned [quarto, a-s8, t6] and unfoliated, last leaf blank.

"Franciscus Philelfus huic Saytrarum [sic] operi extremam manum Mediolani imposuit, die Martis kal. decembribus anno ... m.cccc.xlviiii." Cf. leaf [148v].

Colophon: Impressæ Mediolani Galeacio Maria Sphortia inuictissimo duce quinto florente : per Christophorum Valdarpher Ratisponensem huius eximiæ artis imprimendi consumatissimum magistrium : anno ... millesimo quadringentesimo septuagesimo sexto : idibus Nouembribus.

Goff, P-615

BM 15th cent., VI, p. 726

Fisher inc copy: Engraved port. of Filelfo mounted before text. Large initials added, alternating in red and blue; initial marks and paragraph strokes added in red; traces of ornamental initial on recto of leaf [1]. Paper has been lightly washed resulting in fading of blue ink, including contemporary MS. annotations. With the armorial bookplate of Syston Park [Baronet Thorold, Cf. Franks 29398] and the ex libris bookplate of John Vertue, first Catholic Bishop of Portsmouth.

Genre
 Early works to 1800

The Physical Object

Pagination
 [150] leaves
Number of pages
 150

ID Numbers

Open Library
 OL21541481M

History Created December 9, 2009 · 3 revisions
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