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The Resource C. Iulii Caesaris Commentariorum De bello Gallico, libri IIX ; : [De bello] Ciuili Pompeiano, libri III ; [De bello] Alexandrino, lib. I ; [De bello] Africano, lib. I ; [De bello] Hispaniensi, lib. I ; Eiusdem fragmenta a Fuluio Vrsino collecta Galliae, Hispaniae, locorumq. insignium, pictura, nomina tum uetera, tum recentia, explanata variae lectiones ; Scholia Aldi Manutii Paulli f[illi] Aldi n[epotis]

C. Iulii Caesaris Commentariorum De bello Gallico, libri IIX ; : [De bello] Ciuili Pompeiano, libri III ; [De bello] Alexandrino, lib. I ; [De bello] Africano, lib. I ; [De bello] Hispaniensi, lib. I ; Eiusdem fragmenta a Fuluio Vrsino collecta Galliae, Hispaniae, locorumq. insignium, pictura, nomina tum uetera, tum recentia, explanata variae lectiones ; Scholia Aldi Manutii Paulli f[illi] Aldi n[epotis]

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[108], 646, [138], [112] p.(last [4] p. blank)
Note
  • Includes Scholia Aldi Manutii Paulli f. Aldi n. in C. Iulium Caesarem at end, with special t.p., and separate signature sequence
  • Imprint date on t.p. supplied with infinity symbol followed by roman numerals
  • Signatures: a8b6 *-2*8 [dagger]-3[dagger]8 A-3C8 a-g8
  • Woodcuts: Aldine anchor-and-dolphin on t.p.; small woodcut portrait of Aldo Manuzio the Elder on verso of t.p.; two double-page maps, one of Gaul, the other of Spain (Iberia); three full-page woodcuts of important places in Caesar's conquests: "Pons" is the bridge Caesar built, allegedly in ten days, to cross the Rhine into Germania; "Avaricum", now Bourges (France) was the site of the siege of Avaricum in 52 B.C. during the Gallic War; and "Alexia" , now Alise-Sainte-Reine (France), was the scene of the most decisive event of Julius Caesar's invasion of Gaul
  • Printed in roman type; spaces left for capitals, with guide letters
  • Includes index
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C. Iulii Caesaris Commentariorum De bello Gallico, libri IIX ; : [De bello] Ciuili Pompeiano, libri III ; [De bello] Alexandrino, lib. I ; [De bello] Africano, lib. I ; [De bello] Hispaniensi, lib. I ; Eiusdem fragmenta a Fuluio Vrsino collecta Galliae, Hispaniae, locorumq. insignium, pictura, nomina tum uetera, tum recentia, explanata variae lectiones ; Scholia Aldi Manutii Paulli f[illi] Aldi n[epotis]
Title
C. Iulii Caesaris Commentariorum De bello Gallico, libri IIX ;
Title remainder
[De bello] Ciuili Pompeiano, libri III ; [De bello] Alexandrino, lib. I ; [De bello] Africano, lib. I ; [De bello] Hispaniensi, lib. I ; Eiusdem fragmenta a Fuluio Vrsino collecta Galliae, Hispaniae, locorumq. insignium, pictura, nomina tum uetera, tum recentia, explanata variae lectiones ; Scholia Aldi Manutii Paulli f[illi] Aldi n[epotis]
Title variation
C. Ivlii Caesaris Commentariorvm De bello Gallico, libri IIX
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Language
lat
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CLU
Citation location within source
  • p. 211, no. 24
  • C-54
Citation source
  • Renouard, A.A. Annales de l'imprimerie des Alde
  • Adams
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Illustrations
  • illustrations
  • maps
Index
index present
Literary form
non fiction
Label
C. Iulii Caesaris Commentariorum De bello Gallico, libri IIX ; : [De bello] Ciuili Pompeiano, libri III ; [De bello] Alexandrino, lib. I ; [De bello] Africano, lib. I ; [De bello] Hispaniensi, lib. I ; Eiusdem fragmenta a Fuluio Vrsino collecta Galliae, Hispaniae, locorumq. insignium, pictura, nomina tum uetera, tum recentia, explanata variae lectiones ; Scholia Aldi Manutii Paulli f[illi] Aldi n[epotis]
Instantiates
Publication
Note
  • Includes Scholia Aldi Manutii Paulli f. Aldi n. in C. Iulium Caesarem at end, with special t.p., and separate signature sequence
  • Imprint date on t.p. supplied with infinity symbol followed by roman numerals
  • Signatures: a8b6 *-2*8 [dagger]-3[dagger]8 A-3C8 a-g8
  • Woodcuts: Aldine anchor-and-dolphin on t.p.; small woodcut portrait of Aldo Manuzio the Elder on verso of t.p.; two double-page maps, one of Gaul, the other of Spain (Iberia); three full-page woodcuts of important places in Caesar's conquests: "Pons" is the bridge Caesar built, allegedly in ten days, to cross the Rhine into Germania; "Avaricum", now Bourges (France) was the site of the siege of Avaricum in 52 B.C. during the Gallic War; and "Alexia" , now Alise-Sainte-Reine (France), was the scene of the most decisive event of Julius Caesar's invasion of Gaul
  • Printed in roman type; spaces left for capitals, with guide letters
  • Includes index
Dimensions
16 cm (8vo)
Extent
[108], 646, [138], [112] p.(last [4] p. blank)
Note
Spec.Coll. copy: 18th-century stiff vellum with gold-stamped spine title "Iulii C[a]esaris Commentaris." Ownership inscription on t.p.of Marc-Antoine Muret ("M. Antonio Mureto"), noted humanist, friend of Paolo Manuzio, and editor of many renowned Aldine editions of Catullus and Horatius; ms.note in blue ink by another former owner, Giuseppe Marello ("Josephus Marelli, S.J.") on front free endpaper. Purchase, Antonello Privitera, 1998.
Other physical details
ill. (woodcuts), maps
System control number
  • (OCoLC)502505914
  • ucoclc502505914
Label
C. Iulii Caesaris Commentariorum De bello Gallico, libri IIX ; : [De bello] Ciuili Pompeiano, libri III ; [De bello] Alexandrino, lib. I ; [De bello] Africano, lib. I ; [De bello] Hispaniensi, lib. I ; Eiusdem fragmenta a Fuluio Vrsino collecta Galliae, Hispaniae, locorumq. insignium, pictura, nomina tum uetera, tum recentia, explanata variae lectiones ; Scholia Aldi Manutii Paulli f[illi] Aldi n[epotis]
Publication
Note
  • Includes Scholia Aldi Manutii Paulli f. Aldi n. in C. Iulium Caesarem at end, with special t.p., and separate signature sequence
  • Imprint date on t.p. supplied with infinity symbol followed by roman numerals
  • Signatures: a8b6 *-2*8 [dagger]-3[dagger]8 A-3C8 a-g8
  • Woodcuts: Aldine anchor-and-dolphin on t.p.; small woodcut portrait of Aldo Manuzio the Elder on verso of t.p.; two double-page maps, one of Gaul, the other of Spain (Iberia); three full-page woodcuts of important places in Caesar's conquests: "Pons" is the bridge Caesar built, allegedly in ten days, to cross the Rhine into Germania; "Avaricum", now Bourges (France) was the site of the siege of Avaricum in 52 B.C. during the Gallic War; and "Alexia" , now Alise-Sainte-Reine (France), was the scene of the most decisive event of Julius Caesar's invasion of Gaul
  • Printed in roman type; spaces left for capitals, with guide letters
  • Includes index
Dimensions
16 cm (8vo)
Extent
[108], 646, [138], [112] p.(last [4] p. blank)
Note
Spec.Coll. copy: 18th-century stiff vellum with gold-stamped spine title "Iulii C[a]esaris Commentaris." Ownership inscription on t.p.of Marc-Antoine Muret ("M. Antonio Mureto"), noted humanist, friend of Paolo Manuzio, and editor of many renowned Aldine editions of Catullus and Horatius; ms.note in blue ink by another former owner, Giuseppe Marello ("Josephus Marelli, S.J.") on front free endpaper. Purchase, Antonello Privitera, 1998.
Other physical details
ill. (woodcuts), maps
System control number
  • (OCoLC)502505914
  • ucoclc502505914

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