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BRACCIOLINI, Poggio Istoria [...]. Tradotta di latino in volgare da Iacopo suo figliuolo. Riveduta, e corretta nuovamente per M. Francesco Serdonati, con l'aiuto d'un testo latino a penna, che è nella libreria de' Medici. Florence F. Giunti 1598 4to: [4]-258-[18] pp. (foxing, some ff. browned). Mod. three-quarter brown morocco, marbled paper on boards, gilt orn. spine with raised bands, red edges (spine sl. faded). Florentine history by the great Italian humanist Poggio (1380-1459), who rediscovered many classical Latin manuscripts among which the "De rerum natura" by Lucretius and "De architectura" by Vitruvius. Reprint of the translation from the Latin by the author's son, Jacopo, first published by Jacobus Rubeus in Venice in 1476. Ed. revised and corrected by the grammarian Fr. Serdonati (1540-1603?). In italic and roman types. Giunti's device on title and historiated initials. Ref. EDIT16 7403. - Pettas 752. - Gamba 1137. - STC Italian p. 124. - Not in Renouard, Adams. Prov. Gaëtan Hecq, lawyer (mod. (armorial) bookplates and stamp on title).
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BRACCIOLINI, Poggio Istoria [...]. Tradotta di latino in volgare da Iacopo suo figliuolo. Riveduta, e corretta nuovamente per M. Francesco Serdonati, con l'aiuto d'un testo latino a penna, che è nella libreria de' Medici. Florence F. Giunti 1598 4to: [4]-258-[18] pp. (foxing, some ff. browned). Mod. three-quarter brown morocco, marbled paper on boards, gilt orn. spine with raised bands, red edges (spine sl. faded). Florentine history by the great Italian humanist Poggio (1380-1459), who rediscovered many classical Latin manuscripts among which the "De rerum natura" by Lucretius and "De architectura" by Vitruvius. Reprint of the translation from the Latin by the author's son, Jacopo, first published by Jacobus Rubeus in Venice in 1476. Ed. revised and corrected by the grammarian Fr. Serdonati (1540-1603?). In italic and roman types. Giunti's device on title and historiated initials. Ref. EDIT16 7403. - Pettas 752. - Gamba 1137. - STC Italian p. 124. - Not in Renouard, Adams. Prov. Gaëtan Hecq, lawyer (mod. (armorial) bookplates and stamp on title).
