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CATALOGUE 226
170 Petrarca, Francesco. II Canzoniere coi comment! di Francesco Filelfo et Ber-
nardo Lapini da Monte Illicinio. 2 pts. in 1 vol. Venice, Gregorio de Gregorii
and Bernardino Stagnino, 1519. 4*0. 158, 6, 184 11. With a full-page por-
trait of the author and 6 fine large cuts (one twice) represen-
ting “The Triumphs”. Contemporary brown calf, ridily blind-tooled, on the
back cover four gilt ciphers: F. P. P. M. Frs. 360.—
Not in Gamba. Essling I, 88.
One of the last editions with the “Quattrocento” commentaries of Francesco Filelfo and Ber-
nardo Lapini. Two of the fine cuts are signed by a small column in the left corner. They are all
framed with a small ornamental border.
A fine large copy, the first 11. slightly browned.
See reproduction, opposite.
171 Plato. De Re Publica 11. X (latine a Marsilio Ficino) cum
commentatione S e b a s t i a n i Foxii Morzilli. Basle, Joh. Oporinus,
1556. fol. With printer’s device and some figured capitals. Bound
with:
Plato. Timaeus (latine) cum commentariis Sebastian! Foxii
Morzilli. Basle, Joh. Oporinus, 1554- fol. With printer’s device
and some figured capitals. Full brown morocco, back richly gilt
border on sides, back and sides covered with Lorrain crosses “a re-
petition”, gilt edges. {Bound for Henry of Lorraine, Due de Guise.)
Frs. 360-—
The First Editions of these interesting editions of Plato with the com-
mentaries of the well-known Spanish scholar Seb. Fox Morzillo (1523—6o).
In a beautiful binding executed for Henri II de Lorraine, due de
Guise (1614—1664). Fine large copies.
172 Pontificale Romanuni. Venice, Luc. Antonio Giunta, 1510. fol. Splendidly
printed in red and black throughout. Woodcut on title showing the
coronation of an emperor, with Giunta’s device in red below.
Woodcut initials with ornamental decorations; musical no-
tations throughout. Wooden boards covered with original brown leather
(damaged and wormed.) Frs. 200.—
Prince d’Essling II, p. 211 (with repr.). Bohatta, Liturg. Drucke II, no. 364.
First edition of Giunta’s Pontificale.
Fine copy of this rare and finely printed book.
Title and first few leaves wormed. MS notes on title.
173 Pontificale Romanuin. Venetiis, apvd Jvntas 1543- fol. 6 unn.,
461 numb., 1 blank = 468 11. Printed in red and black. With
title-border, 1 full-page woodcut, 3 large pictures sur-
rounded by woodcut borders, many beautiful woodcut
initials. Contemp. blind-tooled brown calf, 5 metal corners, 2 brass
pieces in the centre, 2 clasps. Frs. 650.—
Essling II, 212, 1696.
The full-page woodcut on fol. +6 represents the Crucifixion. The three
large woodcuts at the beginnings of the 3 parts depict: 1. a confirmation (fol.
Ir), 2. the laying of the foundation-stone of a churdi (fol. 105v.), 3. the celebra-
tion of Ash-Wednesday (fol. 176 r.).
At the end a MS. supplement of 10 11. (2 of them blank), written in red
and black.
Owner’s entry on the title. Good copy of this fine Junta edition.
GILHOFER & RANSCHBURG, VIENNA I, B0GNERGASSE 2.
CATALOGUE 226
170 Petrarca, Francesco. II Canzoniere coi comment! di Francesco Filelfo et Ber-
nardo Lapini da Monte Illicinio. 2 pts. in 1 vol. Venice, Gregorio de Gregorii
and Bernardino Stagnino, 1519. 4*0. 158, 6, 184 11. With a full-page por-
trait of the author and 6 fine large cuts (one twice) represen-
ting “The Triumphs”. Contemporary brown calf, ridily blind-tooled, on the
back cover four gilt ciphers: F. P. P. M. Frs. 360.—
Not in Gamba. Essling I, 88.
One of the last editions with the “Quattrocento” commentaries of Francesco Filelfo and Ber-
nardo Lapini. Two of the fine cuts are signed by a small column in the left corner. They are all
framed with a small ornamental border.
A fine large copy, the first 11. slightly browned.
See reproduction, opposite.
171 Plato. De Re Publica 11. X (latine a Marsilio Ficino) cum
commentatione S e b a s t i a n i Foxii Morzilli. Basle, Joh. Oporinus,
1556. fol. With printer’s device and some figured capitals. Bound
with:
Plato. Timaeus (latine) cum commentariis Sebastian! Foxii
Morzilli. Basle, Joh. Oporinus, 1554- fol. With printer’s device
and some figured capitals. Full brown morocco, back richly gilt
border on sides, back and sides covered with Lorrain crosses “a re-
petition”, gilt edges. {Bound for Henry of Lorraine, Due de Guise.)
Frs. 360-—
The First Editions of these interesting editions of Plato with the com-
mentaries of the well-known Spanish scholar Seb. Fox Morzillo (1523—6o).
In a beautiful binding executed for Henri II de Lorraine, due de
Guise (1614—1664). Fine large copies.
172 Pontificale Romanuni. Venice, Luc. Antonio Giunta, 1510. fol. Splendidly
printed in red and black throughout. Woodcut on title showing the
coronation of an emperor, with Giunta’s device in red below.
Woodcut initials with ornamental decorations; musical no-
tations throughout. Wooden boards covered with original brown leather
(damaged and wormed.) Frs. 200.—
Prince d’Essling II, p. 211 (with repr.). Bohatta, Liturg. Drucke II, no. 364.
First edition of Giunta’s Pontificale.
Fine copy of this rare and finely printed book.
Title and first few leaves wormed. MS notes on title.
173 Pontificale Romanuin. Venetiis, apvd Jvntas 1543- fol. 6 unn.,
461 numb., 1 blank = 468 11. Printed in red and black. With
title-border, 1 full-page woodcut, 3 large pictures sur-
rounded by woodcut borders, many beautiful woodcut
initials. Contemp. blind-tooled brown calf, 5 metal corners, 2 brass
pieces in the centre, 2 clasps. Frs. 650.—
Essling II, 212, 1696.
The full-page woodcut on fol. +6 represents the Crucifixion. The three
large woodcuts at the beginnings of the 3 parts depict: 1. a confirmation (fol.
Ir), 2. the laying of the foundation-stone of a churdi (fol. 105v.), 3. the celebra-
tion of Ash-Wednesday (fol. 176 r.).
At the end a MS. supplement of 10 11. (2 of them blank), written in red
and black.
Owner’s entry on the title. Good copy of this fine Junta edition.
GILHOFER & RANSCHBURG, VIENNA I, B0GNERGASSE 2.
