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1578009928Antonius Gryphius Lyon 1578. Edition Unstated. Hardcover. Good Condition/No Dust Jacket. Size: 32mo. Text is in Latin. Text body is clean and free from previous owner annotation underlining and highlighting. Full leather 19th century boards professionally rebacked raised bands on spine gilt lettering and ruling on spine gilt decoration along edges of boards publisher's colophon on title page gryphon 444 pages 34 pages Index 1 page another gryphon with "Antonius Gryphius" . Spine ends corners and along edges worn typical wear to boards previous owner name front free end paper dated 1861 pages toned a few stains here and there that do not affect the text. Binding tight no writing or marks in text except for six numbers written in ink on page 5. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 1 lb 5 oz. Category: Poetry; Latin Language; Books; Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 009928. . Antonius Gryphius hardcover
158697540Leipzig, (Hans Steinmann), 1586. [8] Bll., 583 S. Mit Titelvignette u. großformatiger Druckermarke i. hint. Druckvermerk. Kl.-8vo. 15,5 cm. HPgt. des. 18. Jh.
1561199568-1Venedig, Varisco 1561. Kl.8°. 320 Bll. Mit zahlr. Initialen, Holzschn.-Druckermarke u. 26 ganzs. Holzschnitten. Lederband im Stil der Zt. mit reicher floraler Vergoldung.
1549biblio11<p>La Georgica di Virgilio 1549 Nuovamente di latina in toscana favella per Bernardino Daniello tradotta e commentata. Appresso Ioan. Gryphio In Venetia Venice. 7 105 leaves ill. 21 cm. Language: Italian descriptor: Agriculture -- Poetry. Didactic poetry Latin -- Translations into Italian. Named Person: Virgil. Georgica -- Translations into Italian. Notes: Printer's device on t.p.; initials./ Translation of Georgica. 1549 Collation as follows with corresponding notes to the colophons and images. blank a4-b4; Primo-A4-H4; Secunda-I4 K4-P4; Terzo-P4 verso Q4-T4; V4 X4; Quarto- X4 verso Y4-Z4; AA4-CC4 blank. 1549. Type set at last page. Four etchings three similar and one different.<br /></p><p>A very nice and rare book in excellent condition from the famous presses of Giovanni Gryphio. The translation of Virgil's works. </p><p>Bernardo Daniello was a native of Luca and died in Padua in 1565. This work was published during his life and is a translation of Virgil's four works. He was known as a scholar made translation from the commentaries on classical works and wrote on Dante. His Poetica was his most famous work. Daniello's Poetica 1536 is without doubt the first work of its sort since antiquity and the few passages relative to the drama are of great historical importance. Daniello's ideas are of course derived from the ancients but are clearly stated and must have exercised a profound influence over his contemporaries and successors. Saintsbury says: The first author of one a theory of poetry is generally taken to be Daniello…it has such good claims to be among the very earliest vernacular disputations of a general character on poetry in Italy'. There is a mixture of Aristotle and Horace in the work. Daniello brings his skill of poetry to the translations of Virgil's works from the Latin to the Italian. A monumental work first published by Giovanni Johann Gryphio in 1545. This is a colophoned and engraved work that has been rebacked and rebound and is in fresh condition with a couple of minor ink spots. No worms and with the occasional paper tear but not affecting the text. Gryphio was one of the premier printers in Venice and used only the finest rag paper. This book in its present condition will last another 500 years. Collation as follows with corresponding notes to the colophons and images. blank a4-b4; Primo-A4-H4; Secunda-I4 K4-P4; Terzo-P4 verso Q4-T4; V4 X4; Quarto- X4 verso Y4-Z4; AA4-CC4 blank. 1549. Type set at last page. Four etchings three similar and one different. Colophons at each book as well.<br /><br />Publius Vergilius Maro October 15 70 BCE – September 21 19 BCE later called Vergilius and known in English as Virgil or Vergil was a classical Roman poet. He was the author of epics in three modes: the Bucolics or Eclogues the Georgics and the substantially completed Aeneid the last being an epic poem in the heroic mode which comprised twelve books as opposed to 24 in each of the epic poems by Homer and became the Roman Empire's national epic. Legend has it that Virgil was born in the village of Andes near Mantua in Cisalpine Gaul Gaul south of the Alps; present-day northern Italy. Some scholars have claimed Celtic ancestry based upon the location of his birth and upon a perceived "Celtic" strain in his verse. Other scholars suggest Etruscan or Umbrian descent by examining the linguistic or ethnic markers of the region. Analysis of his name has led to beliefs that he descended from earlier Roman colonists. Modern speculation ultimately is not supported by narrative evidence either from his own writings or his later biographers. Etymological fancy has noted that his cognomen MARO shares its letters anagrammatically with the twin themes of his epic: AMOR love and ROMA Rome.<br />Title: La Georgica di Virgilio.<br />Uniform Title: Georgica. Italian. Daniello<br />Authors: Virgil. <br />Daniello Bernardino; d. 1565 ; tr.<br />Publication: In Venetia Appresso Ioan. Gryphio<br />Year: 1549<br />Description: 7 105 leaves ill. 21 cm.<br />Language: Italian <br />Descriptor: Agriculture -- Poetry. <br />Didactic poetry Latin -- Translations into Italian. <br />Named Person: Virgil. Georgica -- Translations into Italian. <br />Notes: Printer's device on t.p.; intials./ Translation of Georgica.<br />Class Descriptors: LC: PA6804<br />Responsibility: Nuovamente di latina in toscana favella per Bernardino Daniello tradotta e commentata.<br />Entry: 19820430<br />Update: 20090412<br />Accession No: OCLC: 28784148</p> Appresso Ioan. Gryphio hardcover
15330928071533 Book. Fair. Hardcover. RARE 16th century copy of this work by Ovid. Includes Cla Ptolemaei Inerrantium Stellarum Significationes per Nicolaum Leonicum e Graeco Translatae with all months included; and Ovidii Nasonis: Fastorum Triatium De Ponto In Ibin and Ad Liviam. Publishing information on last page reads "Venetiis in Aedibus Haeredum Aldo et Andreae Soceri Mense D Ec E M=Bri MDXXXIII. Ovid 43 BC-17/18 AD was a Roman poet who lived during the reign of Augustus. He was a contemporary of the older Virgil and Horace with whom he is often ranked as one of the three canonical poets of Latin literature. Looks to have a handmade vellum cover which is quite worn inner hinges are cracked 1 leaf is loose from the binding but is present missing leafs 86-88 lacks front endpapers and title page starts at leaf 2 missing section title pages IF they were originally present unable to determine small 3/4 x 1/4" bookplate from a Roma bookseller on front pastedown. Publishing information on last page reads "Venetiis in Aedibus Haeredum Aldo et Andreae Soceri Mense D Ec E M=Bri MDXXXIII. Ovid 43 BC-17/18 AD was a Roman poet who lived during the reign of Augustus. He was a contemporary of the older Virgil and Horace with whom he is often ranked as one of the three canonical poets of Latin literature. hardcover
1598125581Lvgdvni, apvd Ant. Gryphivm (Lugduni, apud Ant. Gryphium / Lugdunum - Lyon; Anton auch Antonius, Antoine - Gryphius) M.D.C.XCVIII. (1598). 906, (50) Seiten. Mit Titelvignette u. gestochenem Druckerzeichen auf der letzten Seite. Vergoldeter Ledereinband der Zeit. (Einbandrücken mit großen Fehlstellen. Titelblatt mit handschriftlichem Eintrag u. angestaubt. Wenige Seiten gering fleckig u. mit geringen Knickspuren). 12,5x8x6 cm
