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Andreae Alciati Emblemata cum commentariis Claudii Minois I.C. Francisci Sanctii Brocensis, & notis Laurentij Pignorij Patavini : nouissima hac editione in continuam vnius commentarij seriem congestis, in certas quasdam quasi classes dispositis, & plusquam dimidia parte auctis

by: Alciati, Andrea, 1492-1550; Mignault, Claude, ca. 1536-1606; Pignoria, Lorenzo, 1571-1631; Sánchez de las Brozas, Francisco, 1523-1601.; Thuilius, Joannes, d. 1630.; Morel, Fédéric, ca. 1552-1630. Corollaria et monita.; Frambotto, Paolo, printer.; Cavagna Sangiuliani di Gualdana, Antonio, conte, 1843-1913, former owner.; De Toma, Giacomo, former owner.; Armenise, Raffaele, 1852-1925.

Publication date: 1661

Topics: Emblems --Early works to 1800., Emblem books, Latin --Italy --17th century., Emblem books --Italy --17th century., Signs and symbols --Early works to 1800., Allegories --Early works to 1800.

Publisher: Patauij : Typis Pauli Frambotti bibliopolae

Collection: emblem; americana

Contributor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Language: Latin

"211 woodcuts of emblems from the same blocks as from the Paduan 1618 edition- now within borders, and one new "offensive" emblem, i.e. no. lxxx"--cf. Landwehr.

Includes index

McGeary & Nash. Emblem books at the University of Illinois, A42

Preliminaries include a preface by J. Thuilius, C. Mignault’s Vita Alciati and his Epistola priorum editionum (dated Paris 1580), Syntagma de symbolis, laudatory remarks and verse. Morel’s Corollaria et monita follows the Emblemata, p. 890-905.

Landwehr, J. Romanic emblem books, 103

Green, H. Andrea Alciati, 165

This edition (after p. vi) recorded by Green as ’in form and arrangement, in the devices and in the very type, appear[ing] the same as in the Paduan edition by Tozzius in 1621, No. 152’.

Each emblem is within a decorative frame, and accompanied by a poem and commentary.

Colophon: ’Patavij, ex Typographia Pauli Frambotti. M.DC.LXI’.