105 - Pandoni, Giovanni Antonio, known as Porcellio. *Trium poetarum elegantissimorum*, a collection of short works by Porcellio, Basinii, and Trebani, now published for the first time with great care. Paris, Colines, 1539. First edition of the Neo-Latin panegyrics in honor of Sigismondo Malatesta and Isotta degli Atti

Pandoni, Giovanni Antonio, known as Porcellio. *Trium poetarum elegantissimorum*, a collection of short works by Porcellio, Basinii, and Trebani, now published for the first time with great care. Paris, Colines, 1539. First edition of the Neo-Latin panegyrics in honor of Sigismondo Malatesta and Isotta degli Atti Pandoni, Giovanni Antonio, known as Porcellio. *Trium poetarum elegantissimorum, Porcelii, Basinii & Trebani opuscula*, published for the first time with great care. Paris, Colines, 1539 In octavo (168 × 105 mm); 108 leaves. Typographical mark on the title page, italic typeface, woodcut initials on a criblé background (reinforcements on the title page, sporadic stains and spots). 19th-century binding in half red morocco with marbled paper, smooth spine with title and date in gold. Ex libris of Count Dimitri Petrovich Boutourlin. A rare first edition of a collection of 15th-century Neo-Latin poems by Porcellio de’ Pandoni, Basinio da Parma, and Aurelio Trebanio—poets active at the Malatesta court—accompanied by verses by the editor Christophe Preudhomme. The volume boasts the distinguished provenance of Count Dimitri Petrovich Boutourlin, a renowned Russian bibliophile, whose Florentine library was dispersed in Paris in 1841. First edition of Neo-Latin panegyrics in praise of Sigismondo Malatesta and Isotta degli Atti