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- Headings:
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Lucanus, Bartolus, Utinensis
Oratio ad Innocentium VIII.
- Imprint:
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[Rome]
Eucharius Silber
[about 1483-90]; [about 1485-87]
4°
BSB-Ink dates about 1485-87. A copy is known printed on vellum and with the last leaf (as described in BMC) at the beginning (Christie's (NY) 9 Oct. 1996, 114 = E.K. Schreiber, 34 (1996) 63)
Secundo folio: Orbe novo, primos vexabat cura parentes [a2r]
- Headings:
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Lucarus, Nicolaus
Laudatio funebris Baptistae Piasis
- Imprint:
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[Cremona
Bernardinus de Misintis and Caesar Parmensis
after 23 Jan. 1492]
4°
- Headings:
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Lucianus Samosatensis
Charon de greco in latinum translatus. Tr: Rinucius Aretinus
- Imprint:
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[Deventer
Richardus Pafraet
1480-85]
4°
Reproductions of the watermarks found in the paper used in this edition are provided by the Koninklijke Bibliotheek, National Library of the Netherlands.
- Headings:
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Lucianus Samosatensis
Charon de greco in latinum translatus. Tr: Rinucius Aretinus
- Imprint:
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[Poitiers]
Jean Bouyer and Guillaume Bouchet
[about 1498]
4°
- Headings:
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Lucianus Samosatensis
De praecedentia Alexandri, Hannibalis et Scipionis [Latin]. Tr: Johannes Aurispa.
- Imprint:
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[Venice
Printer of Duns Scotus, 'Quaestiones'
about 1472]
4°
The prefatory letter, in fact by Aurispa, is here attributed (along with the translation) to Guarinus Veronensis
Secundo folio: [a3r] Luciani Scyri oratori
- Headings:
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Lucianus Samosatensis
Vera historia [Latin]. Tr: Lilius (Tifernas) Castellanus. Add: De asino aureo; Philosophorum vitae; Scipio; Tyrannus; Scaphidium (Dialogus de funerali pompa); Palinurus; Charon; Diogenes; Terpsion; Hercules; Virtus dea; In amorem; Timon; Sermo de calumnia; Laus muscae
- Imprint:
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Milan
Uldericus Scinzenzeler
22 Mar. 1497
4°
The translations after the Vera Historia are by various hands. The Palinurus attributed to Lucianus is in fact the De felicitate et miseria of Maphaeus Vegius. The Carmina heroica in amorem are a free translation of the second idyll of Moschus (BMC VIII 412). Virtus Dea, purporting to be a translation from Lucianus by Carolus Marsupinus, is an original Latin work of Leo Baptista Alberti
- Headings:
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Lucianus Samosatensis
(Ps- Lucianus) De virtute conquerente. Add: Dialogus de funerali pompa [Latin] (Tr: Rinucius Aretinus)
- Imprint:
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[Rome; [Milan
Eucharius Silber; Antonius Zarotus
about 1493]; 1490]
4°
Reichling assigned to Zarotus; De virtute conquerente is said in the book to be a translation by Carolus (Marsupinus) Aretinus of a work by Lucianus; it is in fact Leo Baptista Alberti's original Latin Virtus Dea
Secundo folio: pere consuluere. Neque enim Polycletes pennicu [a2r]
- Headings:
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Lucretius Carus, Titus
De rerum natura.
- Imprint:
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Venice
Theodorus de Ragazonibus
4°
Secundo folio: a3r Disserere incipiam, et rerum primordia pandam
4 Sept. 1495.
- Headings:
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Ludolphus de Saxonia
Vita Christi
- Imprint:
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[Cologne
Arnold Ther Hoernen
about 1480-82]; [about 1475]
4°
Voulliéme dates this edition about 1475
- Headings:
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Ludovicus Donatus
Oratio pro S. Augustini solemnitate habita.
- Imprint:
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[Rome
Stephan Plannck
after 28 Aug. 1482?]
4°
Secundo folio: memorem. Innumeros ferme libros M. Varro fertur composuisse, ob [a2r]
