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Appendix 1 - Italian Renaissance: Printed Editions, 1473–1535

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  03 July 2019

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Summary

This appendix includes all known editions of Italian Latin humanist works printed in the Crown of Aragon between 1473 and 1535.

Texts are divided by genre. Authors are arranged in alphabetical order. Bibliographical information has been kept to a minimum and we merely give details of printer, and year and place of publication.

Grammar and Rhetoric

Agostino Dati, Elegantiolae, Valencia, Lambertus Palmart, 1473 and Nicolaus Spindeler, 1498; Lleida, Henricus Botel, 1485 and 1488; Zaragoza, Johannes Hurus, 1481 and 1488

Stefano Fieschi, Synonyma variationum sententiarum eleganti stilo constructa ex Italico sermone in Valentinum, Valencia, Cristofferus Koffman, 1502

Francesco Negro, De modo epistolandi, Barcelona, Johannes Rosembach, 1493, 1494 and 1495; Valencia, Nicolaus Spindeler, 1500

Niccolò Perotti, Rudimenta grammatices, Barcelona, Johannes de Salzburga, 1475; Tortosa, Nicolaus Spindeler, 1477

Giovanni Sulpizio, Examen grammaticale, Zaragoza, Paulus Hurus, 1481

—— De arte grammatica, Barcelona, Pere Miquel, 1491

Poetry

Publio Fausto Andrelini, Disticha, Zaragoza, Jorge Coci, 1535 (an appendix to an edition of Verinus, see below)

Mantuan, Parthenice Mariana … cum Andreae Vaurentini singulorum librorum descriptionibus, Barcelona, Duran Salvanyac, 1525 and Carles Amorós, 1526

—— Parthenice secunda quae et Catharinaria inscribitur additis Vaurentini argumentis et annotationibus ab Ascensio familiariter exposita, Barcelona, Carles Amorós, c. 1529

Peter Martyr, Poemata, Valencia, Ioannes Vignaus, 1520

Giovanni Pontano, De divinis laudibus, Barcelona, Johannes Luschner, 1498.

Michele verino, michaelis verini disticha sive sententiae morales … with giovanni sulpizio, de moribus puerorum carmen iuvenile …

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The Classical Tradition in Medieval Catalan, 1300–1500
Translation, Imitation, And Literacy
, pp. 225 - 226
Publisher: Boydell & Brewer
Print publication year: 2018

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