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Ragione della Pasqua della luna e delle feste [Latin and Italian]

ISTC No.ir00004800
TitleRagione della Pasqua della luna e delle feste [Latin and Italian]
Imprint[Genoa : Antonius Mathiae and Henricus de Antverpia, 1473-74]
Format
NotesContaining: La ragione della Pasqua, della luna e delle feste [for 1474]; Latin moralizing sentences attributed to Petrarca; a Latin eulogy of Jacobus Bracellus; Opus religiosis et saecularibus mulieribus fructuosum, i.e. prayers in Italian and Latin, including one attributed to Dante; brief eulogies of Florence and Venice; a description of Liguria and other places subject to Genoa; a list of Genoese famous in history; principles of confession. All in Italian (or rather Genoese dialect) except where mentioned. The volgare pieces on Liguria and on famous Genoese, possibly by Francesco Marchesi, are based on two Latin works by Jacobus Bracellus, Descriptio orae Ligusticae and De claris Genuensibus libellus. See Giovanna Balbi, Il primo incunabulo genovese (Turin, 1970) pp. xx-xxii
Language of itemita
Reference worksH 4265; R 848 = 1475; IGI 2030; GW 4982

Holdings

ItalyBergamo, Biblioteca Civica Angelo Mai
Venezia, Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana (wanting f. 1,3)
Number of holding institutions2
Last Edit2016-07-13 12:00:00.00
 
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Ragione della Pasqua della luna e delle feste [Latin and Italian]

ISTC No.ir00004800
TitleRagione della Pasqua della luna e delle feste [Latin and Italian]
Imprint[Genoa : Antonius Mathiae and Henricus de Antverpia, 1473-74]
Format
NotesContaining: La ragione della Pasqua, della luna e delle feste [for 1474]; Latin moralizing sentences attributed to Petrarca; a Latin eulogy of Jacobus Bracellus; Opus religiosis et saecularibus mulieribus fructuosum, i.e. prayers in Italian and Latin, including one attributed to Dante; brief eulogies of Florence and Venice; a description of Liguria and other places subject to Genoa; a list of Genoese famous in history; principles of confession. All in Italian (or rather Genoese dialect) except where mentioned. The volgare pieces on Liguria and on famous Genoese, possibly by Francesco Marchesi, are based on two Latin works by Jacobus Bracellus, Descriptio orae Ligusticae and De claris Genuensibus libellus. See Giovanna Balbi, Il primo incunabulo genovese (Turin, 1970) pp. xx-xxii
Language of itemita
Reference worksH 4265; R 848 = 1475; IGI 2030; GW 4982

Holdings

ITBergamo, Biblioteca Civica Angelo Mai
(wanting f. 1,3)
noofcopies2
Last Edit2016-07-13 12:00:00.00