Hoc uolumine continentur Macrobij interpretatio In somnium Scipionis à Cicerone confictum ; : Eiusdem Saturnaliorum libri septem, haec omnia Nicolaus Angelius uir apprime eruditus summa diligentia correxit imprimiq[ue] curauit

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Hoc uolumine continentur Macrobij interpretatio In somnium Scipionis à Cicerone confictum ; : Eiusdem Saturnaliorum libri septem, haec omnia Nicolaus Angelius uir apprime eruditus summa diligentia correxit imprimiq[ue] curauit

Title remainder

Eiusdem Saturnaliorum libri septem

Statement of responsibility

haec omnia Nicolaus Angelius uir apprime eruditus summa diligentia correxit imprimiq[ue] curauit

Instantiates

• Hoc uolumine continentur Macrobij interpretatio In somnium Scipionis à Cicerone confictum ; : Eiusdem Saturnaliorum libri septem

Publication

• Impressum Florentiae, Opera & sumptu Philippi Iuntae, anno à natiuitate DXV supra mille mense Iulio Leone Decimo Pontifice 1515

Note

• Imprint from colophon
• Edited by Niccolò Angeli
• Woodcuts: six geographical and astronomical diagrams in text, including a map showing the world divided into five zones, with a section in the lower hemisphere labelled "nobis incognita", believed to be America (leaf 71v); printer's device on verso of last leaf (the Giunta lily supported by two putti holding cornucopias)
• Printed in italic type; spaces left for capitals, with guide letters
• Signatures: [maltese cross]12 a-z8 [et]8 [con]8 [rum]8 A-I8
• Includes vocabulary index

Dimensions

17 cm. (8vo)

Extent

[12], 279, [1] leaves.

Note

• Spec. Coll. copy 1: leaf I8 (which bears Giunta's device on verso), is bound at front of text, with ecclesiastical arms of previous owner, Cardinal [Ascanio?] Colonna, stamped on recto. Nineteenth-century vellum boards; ms. spine titles and date; edges stained blue. Extensive ms. annotations throughout in various 16th-century hands in Latin and Greek. Eighteenth-century [?] ownership inscription, "Ex libris Sandwich Londini", of the [Fourth?] Earl of Sandwich on front free endpaper; bookplate of Harrison D. Horblit. Purchase, H.P. Kraus, 1984.
• Spec. Coll. copy 2: modern blind-stamped brown calf in Renaissance style. Numerous ms. annotations in a 16th-century hand, presumably by Paolo Manuzio, son and successor of Aldus Manutius, as identified in 1855 by Augustin Theiner, the great Catholic theologian, canonist, and prefect of the Vatican archives; cf. his note on verso of fourth free endpaper, dated Nov. 8, 1855 in Rome. Purchase, E.K. Schreiber, 1984.

Other physical details

ill., 1 map

Record ID

3752627

System control number

• (OCoLC)29017394
• ucoclc29017394