Elocutiones atque clausulae è singulis M[arcus] T[ullius] C[icero] epist. famil. selectae, vernaculaque lingua expositae : unà cum clausulis eiusdem ex orationibus pro lege Manilia, pro Archia, atque è septem libris accusationum in C. Verrem ..., auctore Hieronymo Capharo Salernitano

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The instance Elocutiones atque clausulae è singulis M[arcus] T[ullius] C[icero] epist. famil. selectae, vernaculaque lingua expositae : unà cum clausulis eiusdem ex orationibus pro lege Manilia, pro Archia, atque è septem libris accusationum in C. Verrem ..., auctore Hieronymo Capharo Salernitano represents a material embodiment of a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in UCLA Library.

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Elocutiones atque clausulae è singulis M[arcus] T[ullius] C[icero] epist. famil. selectae, vernaculaque lingua expositae : unà cum clausulis eiusdem ex orationibus pro lege Manilia, pro Archia, atque è septem libris accusationum in C. Verrem ..., auctore Hieronymo Capharo Salernitano

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unà cum clausulis eiusdem ex orationibus pro lege Manilia, pro Archia, atque è septem libris accusationum in C. Verrem ...

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auctore Hieronymo Capharo Salernitano

Instantiates

• Elocutiones atque clausulae è singulis M[arcus] T[ullius] C[icero] epist. famil. selectae, vernaculaque lingua expositae : unà cum clausulis eiusdem ex orationibus pro lege Manilia, pro Archia, atque è septem libris accusationum in C. Verrem ...

Publication

• Venetiis, Apud Altobellum Salicatum, MDLXXV 1575

Note

• Compilation by Girolamo Cafaro of Salerno, professor of grammar, rhetoric, and poetry during the first half of the 16th century, of Latin sentences, with Italian translations, taken from Cicero's Epistolae ad familiares, and his speeches "Pro lege Manilia", "Pro Archia", and "In Verrem". Also included are Cafaro's dialogue between Venutius and Martius on understanding literature, taking into consideration its grammar, rhetoric, and poetry; and phrase book, arranged alphabetically by topic. Finally, the "Rhetorices epitome" is an abridged version of a basic manual on rhetoric
• Signatures: [dagger]4 A-Y8 Z4
• Woodcuts: title vignette (Salicato's printer's device, with motto "Materiam superat opus"); ornamental initials; head-pieces
• Printed in roman and italic type
• "Rhetorices epitome" has special t.p., with identical imprint; continuous foliation and signatures
• Not in Adams, BM STC Italian, or Brunet
• Remainder of t.p.: "Dialogus de ratione interpretandi. De puro, & emendato sermone. Rhetorices epitome"

Contents

(from t.p.) Elocutiones atque clausulae è singulis M.T.C. Epist. famil. selectae, vernaculaque lingua expositae -- Dialogus de ratione interpretandi -- De puro & emendato sermone -- Rhetorices epitome

Dimensions

15 cm. (8vo)

Extent

[4], 180 leaves

Note

• Spec. Coll. copy bound with: Hieronymi Caphari Salernitani Grammatice simul & Epitome una cum metro, orthographia : Deq[ue] multiplici ratione variand[a]e orationis atq[ue] conficiendarum epistolarum & de structura orationis carmine exametro : cum locupletissimo indice, atque nonnullis nuper adiectis. Venetiis : Apud Haeredes Melchioris Sesse, MDLXXIIII.
• Spec. Coll. copy: unsophisticated first binding of contemporary limp vellum; remnants of two pairs of suede ties on cover fore-edges; Latin motto on front endpaper in an early hand; ownership inscription on t.p. of Cav[allie]re Paolo Falletti [?], dated 1810. Purchase, Paolo Rambaldi, 2006.

Record ID

5492795

System control number

• (OCoLC)145514629
• ucoclc145514629