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1085 - VICTORIUS, Petrus *Variarum lectionum XIII. novi libri*. Florence: Heirs of Lorenzo Torrentino & Carlo Pettinari, 1568 (col.: 1569), 4to: [24]-254-[21, 1 bl.] pp. (First few folios soiled at the top, some marginal water stains, small defect in the first few folios repaired). Contemporary soft vellum binding (soiled). A good copy. First edition of a second collection of humanist philological essays and notes on Cicero, Horace, Virgil, and other Latin authors by Pietro Vettori (1499–1585). A first volume was published in 1553. Dedicated to Ferdinando de’ Medici (1549–1609), Grand Duke of Tuscany. Large Medici coat of arms on the title page. Ref. EDIT16 34761. - Cf. Adams V-688 (Giunta edition). Provenance: Some contemporary marginal annotations. - “Thomas Hübner,” teacher of Joachim Friedrich von Brandenburg (1546–1608) and correspondent of Melanchthon (name at the foot of the title page).
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VICTORIUS, Petrus *Variarum lectionum XIII. novi libri*. Florence: Heirs of Lorenzo Torrentino & Carlo Pettinari, 1568 (col.: 1569), 4to: [24]-254-[21, 1 bl.] pp. (First few folios soiled at the top, some marginal water stains, small defect in the first few folios repaired). Contemporary soft vellum binding (soiled). A good copy. First edition of a second collection of humanist philological essays and notes on Cicero, Horace, Virgil, and other Latin authors by Pietro Vettori (1499–1585). A first volume was published in 1553. Dedicated to Ferdinando de’ Medici (1549–1609), Grand Duke of Tuscany. Large Medici coat of arms on the title page. Ref. EDIT16 34761. - Cf. Adams V-688 (Giunta edition). Provenance: Some contemporary marginal annotations. - “Thomas Hübner,” teacher of Joachim Friedrich von Brandenburg (1546–1608) and correspondent of Melanchthon (name at the foot of the title page).
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