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Paperback. Condizione: New. Print on Demand. This book contains an exclusive collection of verse from an array of contemporary Italian poets and scholars. The author has selected the pieces with the utmost care to depict the diversity and development of Italian poetry from the 14th to the 16th century. To provide a rich historical context, the author adds biographical information about the poets and in-depth commentary on their works. Spanning over two centuries, this collection captures the cultural and literary richness that shaped Italian poetry and language. It allows readers to explore the artistic evolution of some of the most renowned figures in Italian literature, including Dante, Petrarch, and Tasso, while also discovering lesser-known poets whose works have left a significant mark on the literary scene. Each poem is presented in its original language, giving language enthusiasts a unique opportunity to appreciate the nuances and beauty of Italian in its original form. The insights provided throughout the book will appeal to scholars, students, and lovers of Italian literature and history. By showcasing the range and depth of Italian poetry, the author offers a valuable resource for understanding the artistic and intellectual climate of the Italian peninsula across different historical periods. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item.

Due parti in due voll. in-16mo (cm. 16) di cc. 22, 236, (32); (8), 248, (36). Errori di numerazione. Fregi xilogr. n.t. Mz. pelle '800 con tit. in oro su tass. al dso (piccoli rest. al dso). Poche lievi fioriture perlopiù marginali. Due ang. e uno strappo rest. senza perdite, frontespizio e carta seguente velinati e con difetti, per il resto buon es. Raccolta assai rara e fondamentale per la lingua toscana. British Library, p. 60. Adams, A2079. Gamba, 1602: "È riputatissima; ma avvertì il Zeno, che l'Atanagi non fu molto fedele in dar fuori le composizioni mandategli, avendone molte a suo gusto riformate e alterate. Le Tavole poste al fine di ambedue i volumi non danno soltanto i nomi degli Autori e dei componimenti, ma aggiungono notizie che riescono talvolta curiose e importanti".ID: CW_16704.

Brossura. Condizione: Ottimo (Fine). Con 6 acqueforti originali, numerate e firmate in 100 esemplari, di Ernesto Treccani (cm 12x9), stampate su fondini di diverso colore. Introduzione di Gualtiero de Santi . 16mo. pp. 164. . Ottimo (Fine). . Edizione originale di 500 + C es. numerati. . Book.

Untertitel: Libro Terzo e Quarto (Briefe v.1525-1575). Widmung in Bd. III ) an Papst Clemens, Widmung Band IV an Cardinal Bembo. Zahlr. Briefe von berühmten Persönlichkeiten des 16. Jahrh. In Italien Reihe: Titelblatt fehlt.Bibliographisch wird Bd. II und IV nicht erwähnt. Der Drucker kann deshalb nicht genau eruiert werden Untergebiet: Italien Abbildungen: Renaissance Borduren Zustand: Wasserr.bis S.13.u.477 bis Schluss. Deckel gelöst Seiten: 556/505 S. Format: 8°. Einband: Ldr. Gebiet: Alte Drucke.

Condizione: Buono (Good). 8vo. (8) leaves, 768 pp. A-Z, AA-ZZ, Aaa-Ccc8. With the printer's device on the title-page. Contemporary limp vellum, old entry of ownership on the title-page: ?Julij Camerasij Venasij?.Basso, p. 179; Braida, p. 159; Edit 16, CNCE 24766. THIS is a reprint (third edition) of Girolamo Ruscelli's re-use of Atanagi's Lettere di XIII huomini illustri (1554) with the addtion of two books (XIV and XV). It was first printed at Venice by Giordano Ziletti in 1556, and then again in 1560, 1561, 1563. In 1564 appeared an edition to which was added a second part with the Lettere di M. Vincentio Martelli, gentilhuomo fiorentino, nuovamente aggiunte. And in 1565 was published Porcacchi's edition in seventeen books .In the present edition the dedication by Ruscelli to Tommaso de' Marini, a Genuese banker, dated Venice, June 7, 1556 is not signed. Ruscelli does not only not mention his indebtment to Atanagi, but also shows proud of the pretended superiority of his compilation and writes about his edition: ?Sono sollecitato da molti a darlo fuori, ho voluto metter'anco insieme un volume, nel quale si riconosca con gli essempi tutto quello, che nel Trattato [del modo di scriver lettere (never published)] si divisa con le regole, & con i precetti, & così di tutte le lettere che fin qui si son vedute in confuso, & a fascio, come poco avanzo ho detto, io ho fatta una scelta di tutte le migliori, fattone un corpo di tutte insieme; & aggiungendovene molte.? (leaf A3r-v).?Il quattordicesimo libro raccoglieva epistole di diversi autori, ?scelte da tutti i libri fin qui stampati' e il quindicesimo includeva ?lettere nuove, et non più stampate'. Il lettore che acquistava il volume edito da Ziletti non si procurava solo una riedizione della raccolta dell'Atanagi, ma aveva a disposizione 67 testi in più, di cui 26 nel quattordicesimo libro e 41 nel quindicesimo. Le 26 del quattordicesimo libro erano quasi tutte tratte dal primo e secondo libro delle Lettere volgari del Manuzio, e in gran parte presenti anche nella raccolta del Dolce del 1555. Poco note o del tutto sconosciute erano invece le epistole del quindicesimo libro, la maggior parte delle quali non erano mai state pubblicate. Emergevano qui due delle grandi passioni di Ruscelli, che affioravano attraverso una scelta di temi poco percorsi nelle antologie epistolari: la geografia e la descrizione di viaggi, un interesse che stava maturando perché lì da poco avrebbe edito la Geografia di Tolomeo (1561). Inseriva infatti numerose lettere il cui destinatario era Giovanni Battista Ramusio, geografo illustre, autore di Navigazioni e viaggi (1550-1559), un'opera in più volumi frutto dell'immenso lavoro di raccolta e traduzioni di relazioni dei grandi esploratori, pubblicate in un tempo molto vicino al periodo in cui le scoperte si erano verificate, tanto da influenzare la cartografia coeva e successiva. Il lettore, scorrendo quelle pagine, si imbatteva dovunque in una nuova e vivacissima rete di amicizie che si aggiungeva a quelle già conosciute attraverso i tredici libri dell'Atanagi. Del circolo di Ramusio facevano parte Pietro Bembo, Andrea Navagero, Girolamo Fracastoro, Raimondo e Giovanbattista della Torre, questi ultimi filosofi e astronomi conosciuti del geografo veneziano all'ateneo Padovano? (L. Braida, Libri di lettere. Le raccolte epistolari del Cinquecento tra inquietudini religiose e ?buon volgare', Bari, 2009, pp. 155-156). In Book I (pp. 1-38, letters by Ludovico Canossa), were omitted 10 letters (one to Margherita Pio Sanseverino, two to Giovanni Battista della Torre, two to Luigi Calino, one to M.L.C., one to Paolo Giustiniani, one to Giovanni Girolamo de' Rossi, one to Gasparo Contarini, and one to Alfonso d'Este), and one letter to Odet de Foix, count of Lautrec was added (p. 35).In Book II (pp. 39-78, letters by Giovanni Battista Sanga), were omitted 8 letters: two to Giovanni Battista Montebuona, one to Uberto Gambara, one to Sebastiano d'Ancona, and 4 to L. Book.

Condizione: Good. 8vo. (8), 448 leaves. +, A-Z, Aa-Zz, Aaa-Kkk8. With the printer's device on the title-page. Modern boards.Adams, L-570; Basso, p. 180; Braida, p. 36; Edit 16, CNCE 40859. LAST 16TH CENTURY EDITION of the Atanagi/Ruscelli/Porcacchi's collection Lettere di XIII huomini illustri. Porcacchi's edition was first published one year after the last Ruscelli?s edition (1564) by Giorgio de' Cavalli at Venice with a dedication to Gregorio Macigni, dated November 17, 1565; it contains in addition a new seventeenth book containing thirty-seven letters by eleven authors. It was reprinted in 1566, 1571, 1576, 1582, and 1584 with various typographical variants.?Nel 1565 uscì a cura di Tommaso Porcacchi, un'ulteriore versione, contenente il diciassettesimo libro, in cui il letterato toscano inseriva numerose sue lettere e di autori noti come Giulio Camillo Delminio, Bernardino Tomitano e Bernardo Tasso, molte delle quali riguardanti la difficile genesi dell'Amadigi, già note al pubblico perché uscite nel secondo libro delle Lettere del Tasso (1560). Porcacchi, ideatore, tra l'altro, della collana storica uscita presso Giolito a partire del 1563, riprendeva la stessa formula del Ruscelli, che consisteva nell'offrire qualcosa di nuovo mantenendo però anche le epistole già presenti nelle altre edizioni, con un processo di accumulazione che andò avanti fino al 1584, quando uscì l'ultima edizione nell'assetto dato dal letterato toscano. In questo modo si può dire che l'antologia dell'Atanagi, con le successive integrazioni del Ruscelli e del Porcacchi, visse una lunga stagione e percorse a partire del 1554, trent'anni del secolo, adeguandosi via via alle nuove esigenze imposte dal clima controriformistico? (L. Braida, Libri di lettere. Le raccolte epistolari del Cinquecento tra inquietudini religiose e ?buon volgare', Bari, 2009, pp. 150-160). Books I-XV (leaves 1-359r) contain the same 261 letters as the Ruscelli edition of 1560. Book XVI contains a choice of 53 letters by Vincenzo Martelli (d. ca. 1556), poet and majordomo to Ferrante Sanseverino, Prince of Salerno, first published in his Rime (Firenze, 1563):Bertani, Lucia (l. 359v)Colonna, Vittoria (l. 360r)[De Sangro, Paolo] Marchese di Torremaggiore (p. 360r)Aragona, Tullia d' (l. 360v)Cambi, Tommaso (l. 361r)[Avalos, Alfonso d'], Marquis of Vasto (l. 361v)Ardinghelli, [Niccolò] (l. 361v)[Cardona, Maria di], Marquise of Padula (l. 362v)[Aragona, Ferdinando d'], Duke of Calaurla (=Calabria) (l. 363r)[Sanseverino, Giambernardo], Duke of Somma (l. 363v)[Toledo, Eleonora di], Duchess of Florence (l. 363v)Rangoni, Fulvio (l. 364r)Padre Enea. Firenze, July 12, 1549 (l. 364r)Rangone, Claudia. Firenze, July 12, 1549 (l. 365r)[Sanseverino, Ferrante], Principe di Salerno (l. 365r)Vettori, Pietro. Firenze, October 10, 1532 (l. 365v)id. Napoli, January 26, 1537 (l. 366r)id. (l. 366v)[Aragona, Giovanna d'] Duchessa di Tagliacozzo (l. 376r)Rota, Alfonso (l 367v)Basurto, [Alfonso] (l. 368v)Bertani, Lucia. Firenze, July 17, 1549 (l. 369r)Pico Rangone, Lucrezia. Firenze, July 12, 1569 [for 1549] (l. 369v)[Sanseverino, Ferrante], Principe di Salerno (l. 370r)[Villamarina, Isabella] Principessa di Salerno (l. 371v)Maximilian [of Austria] (l. 373v)Paleario, Aonio (l. 373v)[Sanseverino, Ferrante], Principe di Salerno (l. 374r)Placito da Sancro (l. 376v)Carafa, Ferrante. Salerno, June 20, 1548 (l. 377r)[Aragona, Giovanna d'] Duchessa d'Amalfi (l. 377r)Granvelle [Antoine Perrenot de] (l. 377v)Aragona, Giovanna d' (l. 378r)Sanseverino, Aurelia (l. 389r)[Mazzuoli, Giovanni, called] Stradino (l. 389r)Caracciolo, Galeazzo (l. 380r)Colonna, Vittoria. Roma, October 8, 1548 (l. 380v)[Sanseverino, Ferrante] Principe di Salerno (l. 382r)Medici, Lorenzo de' (l. 383r)[Capua, Andrea di] Duca di Termoli, Salerno, n.d. (l. 383v)Panciatichi, Bartolomeo (l. 384r)Copola, Vincenzo (l. 384r)Capece, Scipione (l. 385r)Tasso, Bernardo (l. 386r)Iova, Giuseppe (l. 387r)[Sanseverino, Book.

Hardcover (rebound in leather). Condizione: Good Condition. Early Edition. Rebound in modern sheep, front endpapers replaced, minor worming and modest staining throughout, but still an attractive copy of this early Italian edition. With historiated initials - separate section titles but continuously paginated. (16), 375pp with a printers mark on the verso of page 375. Size: Octavo (8vo). Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilo. Category: History; Antiquarian & Rare. Inventory No: 045392.

Condizione: Buono (Good). 8vo. (8), 228 leaves. a8, A-Z8, Aa-Ee8, Ff4. With a typographical woodcut ornament on title-page and 13 illustrated initials. Printed in italics. Contemporary limp vellum.Basso, pp. 175-177; Braida, p. 305; Edit 16, CNCE 49067; Quondam, p. 281; A. Caro, Lettere familiari, A. Greco, ed., (Firenze, 1957-1961), passim; M.A. Flaminio, Lettere, A. Pastore, ed., (Roma, 1978), p. 12; M. Fumaroli, L'age de l'éloquence: rhétorique et ?res literaria' de la Renaissance au seuil de l'époque classique, (Genève, 2002), p. 781, no. 798; G. Guidiccioni, Lettere, M.T. Graziosi, ed., (Roma, 1979), passim; B. Tasso, Lettere, D. Rasi & A. Chemello, eds., (Sala Bolognese), 2002, passim. COUNTERFEIT of the original edition printed at Rome by Valerio and Luigi Dorico at Dionigi Atanagi's expenses in March 1554 with a papal privilege for ten years.The only difference between the two editions, (apart the lacking of both privileges, Latin and Italian, and of the colophon in the pirated edition), lies in the correction of the final sentence in each book. In the Roman edition each section ends ?Il fine del primo [-undecimo] libro de le Lettere di dodici huomini illustri', what clearly shows that the thirteenth book, (that of Paolo Sadoleto, the compiler of the Latin privilege), was added after the printing of the first twelve was completed. In the Venice counterfeit every final sentence has been corrected to ?Lettere di tredici huomini illustri'.The collection is dedicated by Dionigi Atanagi to Giulio Feltrio della Rovere, cardinal of Urbino. In 1556 Girolamo Ruscelli published a new edition, to which he added two more books (Lettere di diversi autori eccellenti, Venezia, Giordano Ziletti, 1556). But the fame of Atanagi's anthology was greatly increased by Pier Paolo Vergerio's pamphlet entitled Giudicio sopra le lettere di tredeci huomini uomini illustri publicate da m. Dionigi Atanagi et stampate in Venetia nell'anno 1554 (Tübingen, Morhart, 1555), in which he points to the unorthodox nature of many letters, causing, supposedly, a major embarrassment to the editor, who at that time lived in Rome.The thirteen authors, whose letters (219 overall) Atanagi collected, are: Lodovico Canossa, bishop of Bayeux (25 letters); Giovanni Battista Sanga, papal secretary (21); Giovanni Guidiccioni, bishop of Fossombrone (24); Gian Matteo Giberti, bishop of Verona (17); Francesco della Torre, Giberti's secretary (18); Jacopo Sadoleto, bishop of Carpentras (14); Niccolò Ardinghelli, secretary to cardinal Alessandro Farnese and, subsequently, to Pope Paul III (16); Marco Antonio Flaminio (21); Paolo Giovio, bishop of Nocera (6); Bernardo Tasso (11); Annibale Caro (13); Claudio Tolomei (18); Paolo Sadoleto, Jacopo's nephew and successor to the bishopric of Carpentras (15).?D'après les nombreuses lettres datées, l'ordre chronologique est respecté à deux niveaux: en premier lieu, à l'interieur de chaque livre, à de rares erreurs de mois près; en second lieu, dans le classement des livres fait d'après la dernière date donnée pour chaque épistolier; or, pour L. Canossa, cette dernière date (23 nov. 1527) est bien la plus ancienne de toutes; celles-ci se succèdent dans un ordre rigoureusement chronologique du livre I au livre IX (pour ce dernier: 26 sept. 1552); ensuite dans les livres X à XIII, ces dernières dates marquent des légers retours en arrière, dans le désordre: 1550, 1550, 1548, enfin août 1552 pour la denière lettre du recueil. Les dates extrêmes indiquées dans l'ensemble du volume sont le 9 août 1524 et le 26 sept. 1552? Ces épistoliers font une grande place aux affaires politiques, particulièrment les premiers. Leurs professions ne sont sans doute pas sans rapport avec l'impression d'unité que donne le volume: 7 évêques et 5 secrétaires dont 4 au service d'ecclésiastiques tous des milieux très influents, pour 1 lettré ciceronien lié aux precedents mais plus indépendant, bientôt jugé à la limite de l'hérésie et exulsé du recueil (Flaminio)? (J. Bass. Book.

Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. 1st Edition. 1565 1st ed ITALIAN Great Men Dionigi Atanagi Letters Paolo Giovio Flaminio Dionigi Atanagi was a 16th-century Italian author who is best-known for Pleasant Letters by Great Men a collection of letters of iconic Italian men. This 1565 first edition of Atanagi s Letters contains the correspondence of figures such as Paolo Giovio and Marcantonio Flaminio. Item number: #20149 Price: $795 ATANAGI, Dionigi De le lettere, facete et piacevoli di diversi grandi huomini, & chiari ingegni. Venetia : Appresso B. Zaltieri, 1565. 1st edition Details: Collation: Complete with all pages; o [16], 438, [8] o Fine, engraved initials o Signatures: *8 2*4 A-Z8 AA-DD8 EE4 Provenance: o Armorial Bookplate S&B Includes a styled & of rope, with an English earl s coronet. o Handwritten [Lre. Burlesche] on bottom fore edge References: USTC 811371 Language: Italian Binding: Leather; tight and secure Size: ~6.25in X 4in (15.5cm x 10.5cm) Rare and desirable Our Guarantee: Very Fast. Very Safe. Free Shipping Worldwide. Customer satisfaction is our priority! Notify us with 7 days of receiving, and we will offer a full refund without reservation! 20149 Photos available upon request.

Condizione: Buono (Good). Two parts in one volume, 8vo (160x106 mm). [20], 438, [2]; [16], 575, [1] pp. Collation: ?8 ??2 A-DD8 EE4; *8 A-NN8. Printer's device on title pages. Early 20th-century half vellum, double lettering piece on spine. Some marginal staining, small loss to the outer margin of a few leaves without loss. A very nice copy, uncut with deckle edges. FIRST COLLECTED EDITION. Atanagi's Delle lettere facete was first published in Venice in 1561. Atanagi had planned a second book, but his work on it was interrupted with his death in 1573. The material was gathered together and published by Francesco Turchi on behalf of Aldo Manuzio two years later in 1575. Both volumes were printed together for the first time in Venice by Altobello Salicato in 1601.Both books were put in the Parma Index of 1580, but not in those published in Rome in 1590 and 1593 (cf. J.M. Bujanda, R. Davignon, E. Stanek, M. Richter, eds., Index de Rome: 1590, 1593, 1596, avec étude des index de Parme 1580 et Munich 1582, Sherbrooke, 1994, p. 151, no. 354).The first volume contains 183 letters grouped by authors and arranged in chronological order. Most of the letters are dated between 1507 and 1558.?Atanagi indique les fonctions d'un grand nombre d'épistoliers et de leurs destinataires; parmi les 32 auteurs, secrétaires et ecclésiastiques, les deux étant en rapports étroits et fréquemment unis dans la même personne, sont les plus nombreux et les plus féconds. Les principaux sont le cardinal P. Giovio avec 37 lettres, puis B. Boccarini avec 31 lettres, G.B. Sanga avec 18 lettres, F. Berni avec 13 lettres et G.F. Bini avec 12 lettres, quatre sécretaires de prélats éminents. Les destinataires les plus cités sont Atanagi lui-même à qui sont envoyées 34 lettres, G.M. Mentebuona pour 27 lettres, G.F. Bini pour 25 lettres et L. Iuvenale pour 12 lettres. Les sujets sont variés, personnels ou politiques, parfois graves. La présence d'une lettre dans ce receuil peut être justifiée par son ton facétieux ou simplement familier, par une seule expression plaisante, un jeu de mots, exceptionnellement par son sujet? (J. Basso, Le genre épistolaire en langue italienne (1538-1662), Rome & Nancy, 1990, I, pp. 204-205).The volume also contains the only sixteenth century printing of a satirical text on the Rome of Paul III by Jacopo Bonfadio (ca. 1508-1550), here entitled Al Furfante Re della della Furfantissima Furfanteria (pp. 323-336). The volume ends with two long letters addressed by Girolamo Muzio to Vittoria Farnese Della Rovere, Duchess of Urbino, in which the author, ?in persona del Verno contra la State?, paradoxically praises the winter against summer (cf. M.C. Figorilli, I due libri di lettere facete, et piacevoli (1561-1575), in: ??Meglio ignorante che dotto'. L'elogio paradossale in prosa nel Cinquecento?, Naples, 2008, pp. 109-110).Volume two gathers 159 letters and 6 satirical texts, including the second edition of the celebrated Formaggiata, the first book on cheese ever published.?Ce livre, préparé pour Aldo Manuzio le Jeune d'après la dédicace, compte 61 épistoliers et contient 159 lettres numérotées, puis 4 autres encore qui accompagnent l'envoi de different écrits burlesques ou libertins: L'Oratione della ignoranza (de Doni), La Pazzia, La Formaggiata, La Sacra Corona (de Caro) et La Pelatina. Voici les principaux auteurs: A. Bonaguidi (8 l.), P. Giovio (7 l.), Bonfadio (6 l.) et D. Atanagi (5 l.) qui est aussi le principal destinataire (18 l. dont la première probablement en signe d'hommage). A.F. Doni tient une certaine place à la fine du volume avec Il Valore degli asini, L'asinesca gloria parmi le lettres encore numérotées, en plus d'écrits déjà cités. Les lettres, plus raramente datées que dans le livre I et en général plus récentes, sont groupées par auteurs, sans ordre chronologique. Ce second livre est plus disparate que le premier. Il place côte à côte des noms d'épistoliers célèbres, d'inconnus nombreux et des pseudonymes; il mêle au genre épistolair. Book.

First Edition. Good to very good copy bound in contemporary limp vellum, slightly soiled and buckled. Title printed to spine. General edge-wear and surface stains to spine and panels. Internally, altogether clean and quite sound. Remains quite well-preserved overall. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 228 pages; Physical description: [8], 228 leaves ; 16 cm. (8vo). Dedication signed by Dionigi Atanagi (ca. 1504-1573), compiler. Author's names in two columns on t.p. Ornament on t.p., capitals. Subjects: Italian letters - Letters - Italy - 16th century. Language: Italian. 1 Kg.

First Edition. Good to very good copy bound in contemporary limp vellum, slightly soiled and buckled. Title printed to spine. General edge-wear and surface stains to spine and panels. Internally, altogether clean and quite sound. Remains quite well-preserved overall. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 228 pages; Physical description: [8], 228 leaves ; 16 cm. (8vo). Dedication signed by Dionigi Atanagi (ca. 1504-1573), compiler. Author's names in two columns on t.p. Ornament on t.p., capitals. Subjects: Italian letters - Letters - Italy - 16th century. Language: Italian. 1 Kg.

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Paperback. Condizione: New. Print on Demand. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item.

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