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TRILOGIE NEERLANDAISE. RUUSBROEC - ERASME - GEZELLE. ( 10/100).

[ GREEK TRAGEDIES, EURIPIDES, ERASMUS ]Biblio.com

Tragoediæ - 1567 - ANNOTATED

nov8 ANNOTATED COPY OF THE IMPORTANT COLLECTION OF GREEK TRAGEDIES PUBLISHED BY HENRI ESTIENNE IN 1567 TRANSLATIONS BY ERASMUS - ELEGANT EARLY 19TH-CENTURY LONG-GRAIN MOROCCO BINDING GREEK TRAGEDIES ERASMUS AESCHYLUS SOPHOCLES EURIPIDESTragoediæ selectæ Æschyli Sophoclis Euripidis cum duplici interpretatione Latina.Geneva Estienne 1567.2 parts bound in 4 volumes 16mo: I 2 ff. 379 p. 2 blank leaves; II p. 1–383 p. 384 blank; III p. 385–735 p. 736 blank; IV p. 737–955. Bound in early 19th-century red long-grain morocco gilt fillet borders on the boards spines with raised bands and gilt decorations gilt dentelles all edges gilt blue endpapers and doublures spines sunned light rubbing to spines hinges corners and boards; minor stains on boards scattered light foxing slightly trimmed margins.Dimensions: 12.6 x 7.1 cm.ProvenanceAnnotated by a contemporary reader shortly after the publication of the book.References: Renouard Estienne 130 no. 5. Schreiber The Estiennes 1982 no. 169.Languages of annotations: Latin; Greek a few words."A pocket edition for the 'common reader' of eight Greek tragedies" SchreiberThis edition prepared by Henri Estienne and beautifully printed in small Greek Roman and Italic types includes: Prometheus by Aeschylus Three tragedies by Sophocles Ajax Electra Antigone Four tragedies by Euripides Hecuba Iphigenia at Aulis Medea Alcestis.Each tragedy is presented with the Greek text alongside two Latin translations: a prose "word-for-word" version opposite the Greek text and a versified translation following it. The versified translations are by Erasmus Melanchthon Joachim Camerarius Buchanan and Georg Rattaler. However no versified translation is included for Prometheus.The Euripides volume is particularly notable as it constitutes the only edition of Euripides published by Henri Estienne who never produced a standalone edition of this author. This gap was only filled by his son Paul in 1602.Annotations Focused on Euripides Especially Erasmus' Translation of IphigeniaThe reader's annotations are concentrated in the Euripides volume particularly in Erasmus' Latin translation of Iphigenia which he has densely annotated. Additional notes follow in the general discussion of tragedy and comedy appended to the text. There are also a few notes on Medea in Buchanan's translation. The other volumes are unannotated or sparsely marked.The annotator extracts and reformulates striking or gnomic expressions from the text such as: "The condition of mortals is that nothing is happy on all sides" Mortalium conditio nihil ab omni parte beatum Vol. I p. 50. "The terrifying visions of the night" visa nocturna terrifica Vol. I p. 9. He notes realia such as the Greek custom of greeting by clasping hands salutandi mos apud Graecos Vol. I Iphigenia p. 71. The reader also comments on key mechanisms of tragedy such as:"The beauty of Helen was detrimental to her and her kin…" Forma Helet sibi et suis esse detrimentum… Vol. I p. 53. The annotator elucidates Greek terms for example: "Suffocating heat" gorgicôn toasthôn vehementes aestus p. 66. He also provides references to classical works such as: A note on the winged Fama alis fama p. 64 referring to Book IV of the Aeneid Forma alata/ Vide Aeneidos 4°.A Remarkable Annotated Copy Bound in Elegant Long-Grain Morocco

Nicolas Malais - Cabinet Chaptal · France2 500,00 $US≈ 2 115,25 €

SENECA, Lucius Annaeus and Desiderius ERASMUS and others (editors).Biblio.com

Tragoediae pristinae integritati restitutae. explanatae diligentissime tribus Commentariis.

1514ABC_49925Paris 1514. Folio. Jodocus Badius 18th-century gold-tooled mottled calf sewn on 6 supports with corresponding raised bands on the spine the author and title lettered in gold on the spine both boards show a gold-tooled armorial centre piece incorporating the arms of the city of Nevers or the arms of the Conflans family from the Champagne region Rietstap I plate CXVIII within a gold-tooled floral frame blind-tooled board edges marbled edges. With a woodcut border and printers device on the title page printed in red and black along with numerous woodcut decorated initials throughout. 6 CCLXVII 1 ll. 1514 Paris edition of Senecas tragedies printed and edited by the humanist printer Jodocus Badius 1462-1535 with contributions from Erasmus and others. Although Erasmus had permitted Badius to use his preparatory work in his autobiographical letter to Botzheim he reflects on the painstaking effort that went into this preparation and subtly expresses his irritation at seeing Badius nostra cum alienis miscuisse that is having mixed Erasmus contributions with those of others. The present work comprises nine dramatic works and extensive scholarly commentary by leading Renaissance philologists.With a printed book plate of the Fossé d'Arcosse family and a manuscript presentation note dated 1828 Emilien Fossé Darcosse donné par Mr B. V. le 10 septembre 1828 on the front pastedown. On the first free endpaper an 18th-century Latin manuscript inscription records the awarding of a prize to Franciscus Vermeil a noble student at the Jesuit College of Nevers in France for his scholarly achievements. The prize which included an award for a Latin oration was granted on 4 September 1746 by virtue of a perpetual endowment from the city of Nevers. The award is formally attested by the Praefectus Studiorum director of studies J. Petrus Coriou whose autograph and the official seal of the college are present. The corners of the boards are bumped the front hinge is weakened the ends of the spine are slightly damaged with some minor loss of material and with some minor loss of material on the back board. The front board is slightly rubbed the outer half of both boards is slightly faded from sun exposure. The lower margin of the title page and the outer margin of the sixth preliminary leaf have been reinforced. The final privilege leaf blank on the verso except for some manuscript annotations has been mounted on the recto of the adjacent blank flyleaf. The first and last leaves are slightly water stained and the upper margins have been cut somewhat short. Otherwise in good condition.l De Reuck 497; Moreau and Renouard 967; Renouard Badius III 252-53; USTC 144361; Vander Haeghen II 49; not in Kossmann. hardcover

Asher Rare Books · Pays-Bas3 750,00 €