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Marsilio Ficino Sopra lo amore, o ver', Convito di Platone

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Account of a banquet patterned after the Symposium, in which nine persons take turns discussing Plato's dialogue, assuming the names of his nine characters. "Questo convito accade davvero, e ... davvero vi si parlò del 'Simposio' di Platone: solo del descrivere quel convito il Ficino sostitui il proprio commento ai discorsi dei convitati".--A. della Torre, Storia dell' Accademia platonica, p. 604
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[40], 251 [45] p.
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  • Includes dedicatory epistle by translator Cosimo Bartoli, addressed to Cosimo de' Medici (p. [3]-[5] of first sequence
  • The preface, "Neri Dortelata da Firenze, a gli amatori della lingua fiorentina", supposedly written by the printer, but possibly composed by Bartoli, deals with the correct representation of the sounds of the Florentine language by means of accents, and the introduction of new letters (j and v, distinct from i and u) (p. [6]-[38] of first sequence
  • Signatures: a8 b12 A-S8 T4
  • Printed in italic type; spaces left for capitals, with guide letters
  • Woodcuts: Dorteláta's device on t.p. and last p., featuring Noah's ark, with dove holding an olive branch on top, and motto on four sides, "L'acqua ch'io prendo gia mai non si corse"
  • Includes index
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Marsilio Ficino Sopra lo amore, o ver', Convito di Platone
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Marsilio Ficino Sopra lo amore, o ver', Convito di Platone
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  • Sopra lo amore
  • Convito di Platone
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Account of a banquet patterned after the Symposium, in which nine persons take turns discussing Plato's dialogue, assuming the names of his nine characters. "Questo convito accade davvero, e ... davvero vi si parlò del 'Simposio' di Platone: solo del descrivere quel convito il Ficino sostitui il proprio commento ai discorsi dei convitati".--A. della Torre, Storia dell' Accademia platonica, p. 604
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  • 171:438
  • p. 249
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  • NUC pre-1956
  • BM STC Italian, 1465-1600
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index present
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  • PA4279.S8
  • B385
LC item number
  • F54
  • .F416 1544a
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non fiction
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Marsilio Ficino Sopra lo amore, o ver', Convito di Platone
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Publication
Note
  • Includes dedicatory epistle by translator Cosimo Bartoli, addressed to Cosimo de' Medici (p. [3]-[5] of first sequence
  • The preface, "Neri Dortelata da Firenze, a gli amatori della lingua fiorentina", supposedly written by the printer, but possibly composed by Bartoli, deals with the correct representation of the sounds of the Florentine language by means of accents, and the introduction of new letters (j and v, distinct from i and u) (p. [6]-[38] of first sequence
  • Signatures: a8 b12 A-S8 T4
  • Printed in italic type; spaces left for capitals, with guide letters
  • Woodcuts: Dorteláta's device on t.p. and last p., featuring Noah's ark, with dove holding an olive branch on top, and motto on four sides, "L'acqua ch'io prendo gia mai non si corse"
  • Includes index
Dimensions
16 cm (8vo)
Extent
[40], 251 [45] p.
Note
Spec. Coll. copy: old vellum boards; gold-stamped red morocco spine label, with title "Marsil Ficino Sopra l'amore di Platone". Ms. bibliographical note on front free endpaper, by a previous owner, Giulio Bernardino Tomitano, who states that he purchased his copy for eight lire from Remondini in Venice.
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  • (OCoLC)03555418
  • ucoclc3555418
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Marsilio Ficino Sopra lo amore, o ver', Convito di Platone
Publication
Note
  • Includes dedicatory epistle by translator Cosimo Bartoli, addressed to Cosimo de' Medici (p. [3]-[5] of first sequence
  • The preface, "Neri Dortelata da Firenze, a gli amatori della lingua fiorentina", supposedly written by the printer, but possibly composed by Bartoli, deals with the correct representation of the sounds of the Florentine language by means of accents, and the introduction of new letters (j and v, distinct from i and u) (p. [6]-[38] of first sequence
  • Signatures: a8 b12 A-S8 T4
  • Printed in italic type; spaces left for capitals, with guide letters
  • Woodcuts: Dorteláta's device on t.p. and last p., featuring Noah's ark, with dove holding an olive branch on top, and motto on four sides, "L'acqua ch'io prendo gia mai non si corse"
  • Includes index
Dimensions
16 cm (8vo)
Extent
[40], 251 [45] p.
Note
Spec. Coll. copy: old vellum boards; gold-stamped red morocco spine label, with title "Marsil Ficino Sopra l'amore di Platone". Ms. bibliographical note on front free endpaper, by a previous owner, Giulio Bernardino Tomitano, who states that he purchased his copy for eight lire from Remondini in Venice.
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  • (OCoLC)03555418
  • ucoclc3555418

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