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"THE MOST DARING PIECE OF ECCLESIASTICAL POLITICS OF THE MIDDLE AGES" (HALLER)
IN CONTEMPORARY BLIND-STAMPED CALF
Folio (320x210 mm). [200] leaves. Collation: A6 [rum]-[rum-rum]6 b-z6 A-G6 H8. Colophon on l. H8r. Title within three-quarters ornamental border attributed to Franz Gerster (1498-1535) and used by Curio in the same year also for his edition of Luther's De abroganda missa privata sententia; below the title is a large woodcut (attributed to Hans Holbein) of Emperor Ludwig IV with his and Bavaria's coats-of-arms surrounded by kingths and advisors (including probably Marsilius himself), facing a view of the city of Rome from his throne. First page of the Praefatio (l. A2r) within a woodcut ornamental border attributed to Heinrich Wechtelin and used again by Curio for his 1523 Strabo. Woodcut ornamental head-pieces and initials. Sideglosses. Contemporary blind-stamped calf, spine with five raised bands (traces of ties, slightly stained, tpo spine edge repaired). Engraved armorial bookplate on… Leer más

A BELGIAN HUMANIST TRAVELS THROUGH ITALY
4to (217x157 mm). [8] leaves. Collation: A-B4. Printer's device on title page. Early 20th-century half cloth, some light browning, a fine copy from the library of Abel Lefranc.
VERY RARE FIRST EDITION of this speech held on October 25, 1540 in the Collège de Sainte- Barbe in Paris. In it the Belgian humanist gives an account of his travel to Italy. In autumn 1539 Latomus was granted leave to visit Italy at the king's expenses. Over Lyons and the Mont Cenis he attained Turin and continued to Milan, Brescia, Padua (where he listened to the lectures of Alessandro Sozzini and met the scholar Lazzaro Buonamici), Verona, Venice (where he attended the lectures of Giovanni Battista Egnazio), Ferrara (where he was welcomed by Renée de France and where he met Celio Calcagnini), Bologna, Florence, Siena and Rome. In Bologna, where he is documented on February 11, 1540, he appears to have received a legal doctorate. On his way back to Paris he passed through Basel,… Leer más

SECULAR PUBLIC SCHOOLING IN LATE 16TH-CENTURY VERONA
4to (199x145 mm). [20] leaves. Collation: A-E4. Large printer's device on title page. Text in italic and preface in roman type. Woodcut historiated initials. Later cardboards, inked title on spine (pen trials on both panels). A very good copy.
Rare first edition dedicated by the author to the Count Giulio Cesare Nogarola.
Pescetti was born in Marradi in the Apennines between Tuscany and Romagna around 1556. After studying in Florence, he moved very young to Verona, where he devoted himself to teaching and literary activity, earning a good reputation, until the end of his days. Pescetti was involved in a number of literary disputes, including one that arose between the Sienese writer Orazio Lombardelli and the Veronese scholar Gian Domenico Candido over the use of the letter "z", in which Pescetti intervened in support of the former's arguments in a pamphlet entitled Breve discorso in favore del buon uso della Z (Verona, 1588), which was followed by… Leer más

8vo (155x111 mm). LXVI leaves. Collation: A-P4 Q6. Title-page printed in red and black within an elaborated woodcut frame. Half-page woodcut vignette on l. II (showing Berta and Milone), the same used in the 1526 editions of De Gregori and Da Sabbio with some retouching. On the front pastedown bookplate of the booksellers from Barcelona "La Anticuaria Libreria de Llordachs Hermanos". 19th-century stiff vellum, red edges. Title-page soiled, some foxing and browning, ink and damp stains on a few leaves, tear on l. XIX with no loss, round worm hole in the outer margin of the first thirty leaves not affecting the text, pin worm hole in the first twenty leaves that slightly affects the title-page border, the frame of the woodcut on the following page and a few letters. All in all a good copy. On last leaf recto ownership's entry by a certain Eliezer bar Silomo Debauzo (?); at the verso two notes in Hebrew.
THE PRESENT is the last edition printed by Soncino in Italy before moving to Constantinople. It is… Leer más