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Athens, Onassis Library (GR) : ΟΥΜ 24

ISTC No.il00320000
AuthorLucianus Samosatensis
TitleDialogi. Epistolae [Greek]
ImprintFlorence : [Laurentius (Francisci) de Alopa, Venetus], 1496
Format
Languagegrc
SubjectLiterature
Keywordsgreek; letter collection
Periodclassical

Description of Copy

Copy Id02015910
Holding InstitutionAthens, Onassis Library (GR)
ShelfmarkΟΥΜ 24
NoteFirst edition and the first book published by Laskaris in Florence exclusively with the lower case fonts. Works by Lucian had already circulated in the fifteenth century from 1470-1472, such as the Dialogi VI, printed in Rome by Georgius Lauer, as well as other of his writings translated by renowned humanists such as Carolus Aretinus.
This particular copy has a manuscript Note prohibiting circulation (Prohibetur) from the time when the French armies of Charles VIII had conquered Florence, when many copies bearing the ‘seal’ of the Medici were confiscated and came into the market again later under different political circumstances. Some copies of this edition were unsold which, after Laskaris had left Florence for the court of Charles VIII, came into the possession of the famed family of printers of Filippo Giunti. The Giuntis added the first edition of Philostratus’s Εἰκόνες (Icones) to the Dialogues and circulated this mixed volume in 1517.
Also bound with this copyPhilostratus, the Lemnian, active 3rd century (Philostratus, the Younger). : Icones Philostrati. Philostrati iunioris icones. Eiusdem heroica. Descriptiones Callistrati. Eiusdem vitae sophistarum. - Florence : sumptu Philippi Iuntae Florentini [i.e. Filippo Giunta], anno a natiuitate domini 17. supra mille mense octob. Leone 10. pontifice [i.e. 1517]
Notecreated by Vasiliki Vichou
Size of leaves316 × 210 mm
Copy FeaturesComposite volume
Copy Features - NoteHalf leather binding with wooden boards. There is no titling on the spine. 337 x 228 mm
Support material (book)Paper

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CompletenessThe enumeration of provenance evidence is considered incomplete
Last Edit2017-03-07 15:02:45

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  02015910

Athens, Onassis Library (GR) : ΟΥΜ 24

ISTC No.il00320000
AuthorLucianus Samosatensis
TitleDialogi. Epistolae [Greek]
ImprintFlorence : [Laurentius (Francisci) de Alopa, Venetus], 1496
Format
Languagegrc
SubjectLiterature
Keywordsgreek; letter collection
Periodclassical

Description of Copy

Copy Id02015910
Holding InstitutionAthens, Onassis Library (GR)
ShelfmarkΟΥΜ 24
NoteFirst edition and the first book published by Laskaris in Florence exclusively with the lower case fonts. Works by Lucian had already circulated in the fifteenth century from 1470-1472, such as the Dialogi VI, printed in Rome by Georgius Lauer, as well as other of his writings translated by renowned humanists such as Carolus Aretinus.
This particular copy has a manuscript Note prohibiting circulation (Prohibetur) from the time when the French armies of Charles VIII had conquered Florence, when many copies bearing the ‘seal’ of the Medici were confiscated and came into the market again later under different political circumstances. Some copies of this edition were unsold which, after Laskaris had left Florence for the court of Charles VIII, came into the possession of the famed family of printers of Filippo Giunti. The Giuntis added the first edition of Philostratus’s Εἰκόνες (Icones) to the Dialogues and circulated this mixed volume in 1517.
Also bound with this copyPhilostratus, the Lemnian, active 3rd century (Philostratus, the Younger). : Icones Philostrati. Philostrati iunioris icones. Eiusdem heroica. Descriptiones Callistrati. Eiusdem vitae sophistarum. - Florence : sumptu Philippi Iuntae Florentini [i.e. Filippo Giunta], anno a natiuitate domini 17. supra mille mense octob. Leone 10. pontifice [i.e. 1517]
Notecreated by Vasiliki Vichou
Size of leaves316 × 210 mm
Copy FeaturesComposite volume
Copy Features - NoteHalf leather binding with wooden boards. There is no titling on the spine. 337 x 228 mm
Support material (book)Paper

Other Information

CompletenessThe enumeration of provenance evidence is considered incomplete
Last Edit2017-03-07 15:02:45