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PETRARCH BOOKS
ITHACA, NEW YORK
MDCCCLXXXII
Edition of i6o copies, of which 80 are on Whatman paper and 80 on American tinted paper,
printed by the University Press of Ithaca, New York.
V(^
A IT 54
PRE FA TOR Y NOTE.
The works relating to Francis Petrarch, and the editions of his various writings in Latin and
Italian, of which a list is given in the following pages, were chiefly gathered together during a
sojourn at Paris in the Summer of 1881. Having been placed in the hands of different English and
French binders, they did not all reach this country until the Spring of 1882. The present cata-
logue has thus been hurriedly prepared, and is now privately printed solely with the view of
facilitating the increase of the collection. In its compilation I have been materially aided by those
admirable treatises, the Catalogo delle opere di Francesco Pctrarca esistenti nella Petrarchesca Pos-
settiana di Trieste of Dr. Attiolo Hortis, and the Bibliografia petrarckesca of Professor Giuseppe
Jacopo Ferrazzi; to both of these eminent scholars, therefore, I feel myself under a great weight
of obligation. Of constant utility, likewise, has been the Biblioiheca petrarchesca of Antonio Mar-
sand, whose familiar acquaintance with the multitudinous editions of the Canzoniere few of his
successors in the line of Petrarch collectors can hope to equal. Without the assistance of these
bibliographical works, and of the various lists published by Domenico de' Rossetti, it would hardly
have been possible, in such a brief period of time, either to purchase or to catalogue so considerable
a collection of Petrarch books.
It is proper to state that the titles of an earlier date than 1700 have been transcribed with tol-
erable precision and fullness ; for my purpose this has not been deemed so essential in the case of
works issued since that time. Those portions of the older titles which were printed in capitals are
reproduced in lower-case type except the initial letters in names of persons and places ; while in
those portions printed in lower-case type the capitalization of the title has been followed. This will
explain some apparent inconsistencies, as, for instance, in the usual abbreviation of the word messer,
which is sometimes given as m, and sometimes as M. In all the titles the omission of the author's
name is generally shown by the substitution of two period-marks ( . . ), and that of other matter
by the insertion of three (...). The enclosure of page or folio numbers in brackets is an indi-
cation that the pages or leaves they represent are without numeration. The names of Italian
writers beginning with Da, De, De', Degli, Dell' or Di are customarily so entered. For my own
convenience in using the collection the index has been made unusually comprehensive. To these
explanations I may add that the few more pretentious bibliographical notes are to be regarded as
tentative rather than final in their character. W. F.
Cornell Unrvtrsity Library, November, 1883.
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1111373
CATALOGUE OF PETRARCH BOOKS.
Acharisio, A. Vocabolario, grammatica, et
orthographia de la lingva volgare d' Alberto Acharisio
da Cento, con ispositioni di molti Ivoghi di Dante,
del Petrarca, et del Boccacccio. . . . 1543.
At end: Stampato in Cento in casa de Tauttore del
mese di Zugno. 1543.
40. S. [4I, 316.
Acker, J. H., editor. Francisci PetrarchEe vita
ac testamentvm ilia ab ipso poeta et Hieronym.
Sqvarzaficho profecta, hoc vero a PavUo Manvtio et
lo. Georgio Grsevio conservatvm emendavit mvltis
locis, notis ac singvlaribvs qvibvsdara avxit lo.
Henr. Acker. Rvdolstadii, GoJlner, 1 71 1.
80. ff. 8, pp. 87, ff. [3]. ConUnts : — Dedication, ff. [i]-
[4] : prsefado ad ivventvtem, ff. [4]-[8] : Franciscus Petrarcha
posteritati, pp. 1-23 ; vita per Sqvarzafichvm, pp._ 23-64 : Pe-
trarchEe testamentvm, pp. 65-79 • additajpenta cvriosa ex Mas-
sono, pp. 79-87 ; index rerum.
Appendix ad vitam ac testamentvm Fran-
cisci Petrarchse vt prodiervnt ex recensione lo.
Henrici Ackeri. Rvdolstadii, Litteris vrbanianis.
1712.
8«. f. [i], pp. 22. Bound with the preceding.
Affo, I. Dizionario precettivo, critico, ed istorico
della poesia volgare del padre Ireneo Aff6 di Bus-
seto ; seconda edizione con una tavola in rame.
Milano, Silvestri, 1S24.
80. pp. xii, 451. 2 pi. Constant allusions to Petrarch.
Agrati, G. Manuale di letteratura poetico-
cristiana all' use specialmente della gioventu e di
chiunque voglia erudirsi con diletto e senza fatica.
. . Petrarca. . . . Milano, Wilmant, 1854.
80. pp. 120, f. [i].
AgTiilhon, E. d', M. Bourotte, and others.
A Petrarque : vers in^dits recueillis a I'occasion de
sa fete s^culaire, 18 Juillet 1874. Aix-en-Provence,
Remondet-Aiibin, 1875.
80. pp. 80, f. [1]. 118 copies printed, no. 100; separate re-
print from Fete secitlaire et internatwnaU de Petrarque (ALv,
1875).
Aleardi, A. Discorso su Francesco Petrarca,
letto a Padova il 19 Luglio 1874. Padova, Sacchetto,
1874.
40. f [i], pp. [5]-79. Inserted slip d Errata.
Discorso su Francesco Petrarca, letto a Pa-
dova il 19 Luglio 1874 . . Padova, Saechetto,
«87S-
1. 80. pp. 59. Second edition.
[Allegri, A.] Lettere di Ser Poi pedante nella
corte de' Donati a messer Francesco Petrarca, a
Gio. Boccaccio ed a Pietro Bembo, dedicate a mon-
signor Giovanni della Casa ; teste di lingua riddotto
a miglior lezione ed illustrato con note per Anton-
enrico RIortara. . . . Casalmaggiore, Bizzarri,
1850.
80. pp. 6j. See Melzi {Dizionario di opere anonime l
pseudontme) li. p. 355.
Alunno, F. Le ricchezze della lingva volgare
sopra il Boccaccio, di M. Francesco Alunno da Fer-
rara. Di nuouo ristampate, ricorrette, et ampliate
dallo istesso autore, con le dechiarationi, regole,
osservationi, & aggiontoui le Cadenze o uero Desi-
nenze di tutte le uoci del detto Boccaccio, e del Pe-
trarch.a, per ordine di Alphabeto, col Decamerone
secondo I'originale, e ristampato dall' Academia
Fiorentina, e segnato co i numeri corrispondenti all'
opera. ... In Vinegia per Pavlo Gherardo,
M.D.LVII. At end: In Vinegia per Comin da
Trino. M.D.LVII.
4". ff 39s, [ij.
Amadi, A. M. Ragionamento di m. Anton
Maria Amadi intorno a qvel sonetto del Petrarca che
incomincia ; Quel; che infinita proiiidentia, &" arte;
Tratto dal suo Conuiuio, sopra' 1 Canzoniere di esso
Petr. celebrato, come nella seguente lettera appare.
In Padova, Appresso Gratioso Percacino, 1563.
40. ff (4], 42, [■]■
Andreoli, R. II Petrarca a porto Matirizio.
. . Oneglia, Ghilini, 1879.
8". pp. 19.
Andres, G. Dell' origine, progressi e stato
attuale di ogni letteratura . . ; nuova edizione
conforme all' ultima di Roma con giunte e correzioni
deir autore. Pisa, Capurro, 1829-30.
8 v. 8*^. Vol. i., 1829, pp. xix, 36S: ii., pp. xiv, 367: iii.,
pp. v, 304: iv., pp. vii, 297 [by error 295] ; v., pp. vii, 308:
VI., pp. viii, 367: vii., 1830, pp. xii, 271: viii., f. [1], pp.
viii, 310. The copy seems to Lack the Tavola detlc cose notabili
belonging at the end of vol. vii. Petrarch allusions frequent in
vol. i.-iii.
Aiinotationi brevissime. See Benavides,
M. M.
Aretino, L. See Bruni, L.
[Arnavon, F.] Petrarque a Vaucluse, prince de
la poesie lyrique italienne, orateur et philosophe le
plus renomm^ de son siecle, et non moins cil^bre
par la Constance de sa passion pour la vertueuse
Laure. . . . Paris, Le A^ormand, 1804.
8*^, pp. xxxii, 391. In the s.ime vol. a ms. copy. pp. [4],
of Mme. Verdier's well-known idyl, La Fontaine de I 'aucluse.
[ ] Retour de la fontaine de Vaucluse conte-
nant I'histoire de cette source et tout ce qui est digne
d'observation dans cette contree : par I'auteur du
Voyai;e a Vaucluse et du Petrarque a I'aucluse.
Avignon, Gnichard, 1S05.
So. f [i], pp. no. 2 pi.
Petrarque a Vaucluse, pr^c^d^ du Voyage
a Vaucluse et suivi du Retour de Vaucluse ; pr6sent6
i sa majesty Louis XVIII. . . . Deuxidme
Edition. Paris, Debray, 1814.
80. Portr., ff. [61, pp. xxxii, 391, pi., pp. no.
PETRARCH BOOKS.
Arnlgio, B. Lettvra . . letta pvblicamente
sopra '1 sonetto Liete, Pcnsose, Accompa^nate, e Sole.
Ove si fa breve discorso intorno alia Inuidia, all'
Ira, & alia Gelosia. In Brescia,-M.D.LXV.
8'^ ff [39]. Name of printer not given; but on the tide-
page is Marcnetti's dolphin and anchor.
Aubanel, T., F. Mistral, and others. 18 de
Juliet 1874; a Petraixo, quauquei rimo inedicho
mandado au centeuari cinquen celebra a Vau-cluso e
en Avignoun. . . . Ais-en-Prouvfen90, Remon-
det-Aiibin, 1875.
8». pp. 14, f. [i]. Reprint IxQm Fete siaiUiire eiiniema-
iioiiiiU de Piltrarque {Aix, 1875).
A[ubrey], P. C. Le P^trarque fran9ais ; poe-
sies diverses, par P. C. A. Seconde Edition. Tours,
Mame, [1799?].
i8«. ff. [2], pp. 235. Allusions to Petrarch, pp. 2, 222-224.
Two copies.
Averani, B. Dieci lezioni composte sopra il
quarto sonetto della prima parte del canzoniere del
Petrarca, e recitate nell' accademia della Crusca
. . air illustrissimo signor Enrico Nevvtton
jiviato straordinario di S. M. della Gran Brettagna
. . Ravenna, Landi. 1707.
40. ff. [6], pp. g8. On the sonnet. Quel ch* infinita prov-
videnza.
Baldelli, G. B. Del Petrarca e delle sue opere
libri quattro. Firenze, Cambiagi, 1797.
4'\ pp. XXV, 321.
Del Petrarca e delle sue opere, libri quattro ;
edizione seconda con postume correzioni ed aggiunte
dell' autore ora per la prima volta pubblicate.
[Firenze], Poligrafia fiesolana, 1837.
80. pp. x.\iv, 319. Two copies.
Vita di Giovanni Boccacd. ... Fi-
renze, Ciardetti, 1806.
80. Portr. pp. lii, 392. Petrarch references, pp. 58, 9p,
97-98, log-iii, 114-118, 129-136 (Petrarch and Dante), 158-159,
192-193, 208-210 and elsewhere.
Baret, E. Les troubadours et leur influence sur
la litl^rature du niidi de I'Europe, avec des extraits
et des pieces rares ou in^dites. . . Troisieme
Edition. Paris, Didier, 1S67.
8°. pp. X, 483. Petrarch, pp. 175-178, 180-185, and fre-
quently.
Bartoli, A. I primi due secoli della letteratura
Italiana. . . Milano, Vallardi, 1880.
1. 8". ff. [3], pp. 609, f. [i]. Petrarca, pp. 433-554.
Bassi, C. Al sommo poeta lirico italiano Fran-
cesco I'etrarca pel suo centenario funebre 18 Luglio
1874: poesie. Milano, 1S74.
8*^. pp. 8. Author's name, place, and date not on title-page.
Al sommo poeta lirico italiano Francesco
Petrarca pel suo centenario funebre 18 Luglio 1874:
poesie. Secopda edb.ione. Milano, Commercio,
1874.
8". pp. 8. Author's name, place, and date not on title-page.
Baudrillart, H. Pertes ^prouv^es par les bib-
liotlii;ques publiques de Paris pendant le siege par
les Prussiens en 1870, et pendant la domination de
la commune revolutionnaire en 1871 ; rapport am.
le ministre de I'instruction publique. . . Deu-
xiJme Edition revue et corrig^e. Paris, Techetier,
1872.
8". pp. yz. Destruction of the Mareand collection of Pe-
trarchiana in the library of the Louvre, pp. 25-26.
Baumker, TS.. Zweiundsechzigster Jahresbe-
richt iiber das konigliche Paulinische Gymnasium
zu Miinster in dem Schuljalire 1881-1882. Mit
welchem zu der am 24. Miirz stattfintlenden .Schluss-
feicr ehrerbietigst einladft [sic] der Direktor des
Gymnasiums Dr. Johannes Oberdick. Inhalt : I,
Quibus antiquis auctoribus Petrarca in conscriben-
dis Rerum memorabilium libris usus sit ; vom Herrn
Gymnasiallehrer Dr. Klemens Baeumker. 2, Schul-
nachrichten; vom Direktor. Miinster 1882, Cop-
penrath,
40. £ [i], pp. 35, folding table. The essay by Dr. Baum-
ker occupies pp. 1-18,
Quibus antiquis auctoribus Petrarca in con-
scribendis Rerum memorabilium libris usus sit ; pars
prior ; scripsit Clemens Baeumker. Monasterii
Guestfalorum, Pormis Coppenratliianis., 18S2.
40. f. [i], pp. i8. Separate reprint of Dr. Baumker's essay,
with an independent title-page.
Bembo, P. Le prose di M. Pietro Bembo, nelle
quali si ragiona della volgar lingua, scritte al Car-
dinal de' Medici, che poi fu creato a sommo ponte-
fice, e detto papa Clemente VII. ; divise in tre libri ;
in questa nuova edizione unite insieme con le giunte
di Lodovico Castelvetro, . . . Napoli, Rail-
lard, 1 714.
2 v. 40. Vol. i., fT [so], pp. 187 : ii., ff. [2], pp. 306. Edited by
Ottavio Ignazio Vitaliano. Petrarch references, voL L, pp.
61-62, 157-158, 179, 182-184: ii., pp. 243-244.
[Benavides, M. M.] Annotationi brevissime,
sovra le rime di m. F. P. leqvali contengono molte
cose a proposito di ragiou ciuile, sendo stata la di
lui prima professione, \ beneficio de Ii studiosi, hora
date in Ivce, con la tradvttione della Canzona. Chiare
fresehe ur" dolc^aqite. Italia mia. Vergine bella. &
del Sonetto Qiiaitdo ueggiodal del scender P aurora,
in Latino. ... In Padova. Appresso Lorenzo
Pasquale, MDLXVI.
8'\ ff. [4], 171. Two copies.
Bericht iiber Rosetti's Ideen. See Mendels-
sohn, J.
Betti, S. Intorno alia canzone del Petrarca, la
quale comincia Spirito gentil che quelle membra
reggi esposizione. . . Roma, Tipagrajia delle
belle arti, 1854.
80. pp. 12, f. [i]. Estratto dal Ciontale arcadico, tomo
J35. Author's autograph.
Intorno a una famosa canzone del Pe-
trarca, dialogo . . 'tistampa con molte aggitmte.
Roma, Tipografia delle belle arti, 1864.
80. pp. 17. Estratto dal Giomale arcadko^ tomo xxxvi.
della nuova serie. Relates to the canzone Spirto getttil.
Delle
17S7.
lodi del Petrarca.
BettineUi, S.
Mantova, Pazzotii,
8». pp. 88.
Bianchetti, G. Dei lettori e dei parlatori, saggi
due di Giuseppe Bianchetti : alcune lettere di lui
medesimo ; nuova edizione riveduta dall' autore.
Firenze, Le Monnier, 1858.
120. ff. [2], pp. 416. Petrarch, p. 240 ; Una visita a Valchi-
usa, pp. 291-298.
Bianchini, G. Tre lezioni del dottore Giuseppe
BL^nchini di Prato, accademico fiorentino, dette da
esso publicamente nell' acctdemia fiorentina sotto il
consolato del conte Gio. Batista Fantoni; al serenis-
simo Ferdinando, principe di Toscana. . . .
Firenze, Manni, 1710.
4*^. pp. xii, Ixxvi. Lezione seconda, sopta il sonetto 'di M.
Francesco Petrarca, che comincia Si come etertm vita i veder
Dio, pp. xxvii-xxxxii.
Bidelli, G. Centoni del Petrarcha di M. Givlio
Bidelli senese. . . . Stampata in Vinegia L'Anno
M.D.XLIII. Del Mese di Nouembre.
8". ff [12).
Biondi, M. Omaggio di un Aretino alia tomba
di Francesco Petrarca in Arqui il giorno del quinto
centenario della di lui morte. Arezzo, Cagliani,
1874.
80. ff [2].
Relazione delle splendide onoranze rese al
Petrarca nel Luglio 1874 in Arqui ed in Padova in
PETRARCH BOOKS.
occasione del V. centenario dalla sua morte, letta
dal presidente generale dell' accademia di scienze,
lettere ed arli di Arezzo nell' adunanza solenne del
9 Agosto 1874 per quel giorno stesso prescclto a
festeggiare il sommo poeta. Arezzo, Racuzzi, 187S.
1. 8". pp. is-
Bisso, G. B. Voci e locuzione poetiche di
Dante, I'elrarca, Ariosto, Tasso, e d'altri autori del
cinquecento. . . . Palermo, Ferrer, 1756.
2 V. 8^. Contents; — Vol. i., A-I, pp. xi, fl[ [2], pp. 484;
ii., L-Z, (T. [2), pp. 570.
Blaiic, L. G. Petrarca. [Leipzig, Brockltatts,
1844. ] 4"- PP- 204-254.
Extract from tne Allgenume Encyklopadie of Ersch and
Gruber, 3"« Section, iq'^t Theil.
Blaze de Bvury, H. Laure de Noves ; a Pocca-
sion du cinquiemc centenaire de P^trarque. [Paris],
1874.
80. pp. 241-283. From the Revue des deux tmmdes, 15
Jliillet, 1874.
Boccaccio, G. Document historique de Boc-
cace sur Petrarque, manu.scrit de la bibliothique de
Saint Marc de Venise, public pour la premiere fois
et accompagn^ d'une dissertation et de recherches
nouvelles par M. le M's de Valori. Avignon,
Fischer, 1 85 1.
8'\ pp. V, 6-77, 2 pi., f. [1]. Edited by Henri Zozime,
Marquis de Valon, who was ignorant of the previous publica-
tion of the document Two copies.
Bocchi, A. Alcuni giorni ai colli Euganei,
opuscolo. . . Venezia, Ahisopoli, 1S30.
16'^. pp. 136. Storia d' Arqua, pp. 58-59; Fonte d' Arqu^,
£60 : Sommario della vita del Petrarca, pp. 60-62 ; Madonna
aura, p. 62 : Casa di Petrarca, pp. 63-64 ; Sepolcro di Pe-
trarca, pp. 64-67 : La gatta del Petrarca, pp. 67-69.
Bongiovanni, P. Risposte a nome di madonna
Laura alle rime di messer Francesco Petrarca in vita
della medesima. . . Roma, Franzesi, 1762.
120. fr. [3], pp. xi-xix, 339. The name of the author is
also spelt Bitongiovanni;
Bonifaccio, G. Lettione sopra vn sonetto del
Petrarca. Del signor Giovanni Bonifaccio, L'Op-
portnno academico filarmonico. In Rovigo.
M.DC.XXV. Appresso Daniel Bissuccio. . . .
40. ff. [6], pp. 48. On the sonnet, Passa la nave.
Bonifas, P. De Petrarcha philosopho thesim
hanc facultati litterarum parisiensi disceptandam
projiosuit ad doctoris gradum promovendus F. Boni-
fas. . . . Parisiis, Duraiid, 1863.
%■>. ff. [2], pp. 70, f (i).
Bonsi, L. Cinqve lezzioni . . Lette da Lui
publicamente nella Accademia Fiorentina Aggiuntoui
vn breue trattato della Cometa. E nella fine vn Ser-
mone sopra I'Eucarestia da douersi recitare il giouedi
Santo del inedesimo Autore. In Fiorenza Appresso i
Givnti, MDLX. ...
8°. ff. [4], 112, [ij. Lezzione prima, sopi^ quel sonetto del
Petrarca, che comincia: L'aspeHata Z'irtu, ehe'n voi Jioritta,
ff. 1-14 : — Lczzione seconda [terza, quarta, j, sopra quel sonetto
del Petrarca, che comincia: Fommi one' I sole occide i Jiori, e
r herba ff. 15-74.
Borgognoni, A. La canzone spirito gentil.
(A chi meglio possa ella tenersi diretta. nuova inter-
pretazione de' primi tre versi.) Ravenna, David,
1S81.
8"*. pp. 22.
Brevi ricordi sopra Francesco Petrarca. [Pa-
dova, Cresciiii, 1874.]
80. pp. 32. On first page of cover: In occasione del
guinto eentinario [sic] di Francesco Petrarca.
Briefe iiber Italien. See Jagemann, C. J.
Bringuier, O. . . . A perpaus de Petrarca.
. . Montpellier, 1874.
80. pp. 12. Publications de la SociiU ^our Vitudt des
langues romanes.
Bnice-Whyte, A. Histoirc des langues ro-
manes et de leur litt^rature depuis leur originc
jusqu'au XIV" siiicle. . . . Pans, 7W-«//£7, 1S41.
^ ff. bl, pp. xii, 519; ii., ff. (2], pp. ii,
II, f [iJ. Petrarch, vol. iii.,pp, 338-477,
3 V. 1. 80. Vol.
544 ; iii., pp. vi, 501,
498-501.
Bruni, Ii. Le vite di Dante, e del Petrarca
scritte Da Lionardo Aretino cavate Da un Manu-
scritto antico della Libreria Di F'rancesco Redi E
confrontate Con altri Testi a penna. In Firenze
All' Insegna della Stella. MDCLXXII.
12". pp. 112, ft". [2].
Buonarroti, M. A. Rime di Michelagnolo
Buonarroti il vecchio; col comento di G. Biagioli.
Parigi, prcsso l\-i/i/ore, 1821.
8". ff. [4], pp. xliv, 405. Lezionc di Michelagnolo Buonar-
roti, ncir accademia della Crusca detto I'lmpostaLa, sopra il
sonetto del Petrarca che comincia : A nior cite ncl pensicr into
vive e rcgna. pp. f293]-327. Uniform wltll Bi.agiolo's edition
of the Canzoniere (Pans, 1821).
— — Opere varie in versi ed in prosa . . alcune
delle quali non mai stampate, raccolte da Pietro
Fanfani. Y\reme, Le Jl/oniiier, 1863.
120. ff. [2], pp. iv, 607. Lezione sopra 'I sonetto del Pe-
trarca, che comincia : Amor, cite nel pettsiertnio vive e rcgita,
pp. 497-517-
Burckhardt, J. Die Cultur der Renaissance in
Italien : ein Versuch . . Dritte Auflage besorgt von
Ludwig Geiger. Leipzig, Sceman, 1877-78.
2 V. S-^. Vol. i., pp. xii, 362; ii, pp. x, 380. Petrarch,
numberless references.
Bustelli, G. Su la canzone del Petrarca all'
Italia, considerazioni di Giuseppe Bustelli lette nel
r. liceo spedalieri di Catania per la conferenza del
Giovedi I d'Aprile 1869; aggiuntovi un carme Latine
di Vito Coco tradotto. Catania, Caronda, 1869.
8". f. [i], pp. 18, xiii.
Butenschon, [J.] P. Petrarca; ein Denkmal
edler Liebe und Humanitat. , ■ Erster Band.
. . . Leipzig, Wolf, 1796.
80. pp. xvi, 322. Never completed.
Calrao, A. Le bizarre. Faconde, et ingeniose
rime pescatorie. Nelle qvalle si contengono sonetti
stanze. Capitoli, Madrigali. Fpitafii. Desperate, e
Canzoni. Et il Commento di dui Sonetti del Pe-
trarca, in antiqua materna lingua. Per m. Andrea
Calmo. At end : In Venetia per Alessandro de
Viano Nell' anno del Nostro Signore. 1564.
8'*. pp. 104. The singular punctuation of the tiUe-page ts
here copied, as well as the misprints. Imitations in the Vene-
tian dialect of t^vo of Petrarch's sonnets (one being the sonnet
Pace noil trovo) with humorous comments, pp. 8S-104.
Camerini, S. Esposizione delle due prime bal-
late e del sonetto dodicesimo del Petrarca. Pisa,
Prosperi, 1837.
8". pp. 33. Ballate, Lctssare il veio, and Ocelli ntiei lassi ;
sonetto, Qitando Jra I'altre dontte.
CamiUo, G. Di m. Givlio Camillo. Tvtte le
opere, ciofe Discorso in materia del sue Theatre.
Lettera del riuolgimento dell' huomo a Dio. La
Idea. Due Trattati : I'uno delle materie, I'altro
della imitatione. Due orationi. Rime del detto.
. . In Vinegia appresso Gabriel Giolito de Fer-
rari et Fratelli M.D.LII.
120. pp. 263. The Trattato delle materie especially
abounds with Petrarch allusions. Bound by Chatelin of Lon-
don.
Annotation! . . sopra le rime del Pe-
trarca. Tavola di m. Lodovico Dolce de i concetti:
& Estratti di molte belle & affigurate forme di dire,
e di altre cose pertinenti a moralit.a, & all' arte.
Tavola di tvtti i vocaboli con le sposition loro, e de
gli epiteti usati da esso Petrarca. ... In Vinegia
appresso Gabriel Giolito de Ferrari e fratelli.
M D LIIII.
lO
PETRARCH BOOKS.
80. ff. [90]. Folio [7]. being sig. [*7], appears to be lack-
ing— the full count would thus be ff. [91]. The preceding page
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Campbell, T. Life and times of Petrarch, %vith
notices of Boccaccio and his illustrious contempo-
raries . . second edition. . . . London, Col-
btirn, 1843.
2 V. fio. Contents : Vol. i., portr., t-p., £ [1] : preface and
contents, pp. [vii.]-xxxii : life, pp. 380: ii., portr. of Laura;
t-p. and contents, pp. xii; life, pp. 413: 2 pi. of coins.
Life of Petrarch . . . Philadelphia,
Carey, 1 841.
1. 80. pp. x.\iv, 25-444.
Campbell's life of Petrarch. [New York,
1842.]
8". pp. 294-330. Extract from the iVVw Fi>r^ i?^z'«tt', vol.
X., no. 20 {.\pril, 1842).
Canestrini, G. Le ossa di Francesco Petrarca ;
studio antropologico . . Padova, Prospcrini,
1874.
1. 4". ff. [3], pp. 95, 4 pi., £ [i].
Cant&, C. Storia della letteratura italiana . .
Firenze, Lc Jllonniei; 1S65.
80. ff. [2], pp. xlx, 733, f. [i]. Petrarch, pp. 59-76, 95,
I70-I75-
Petrarca. Milano, Bernardoni, 1874.
80. pp. 8. Estratto i:A^ Archh'io storico IcitnbardOt anno
I., fasc. 3": date and place on reverse of tide-page; author's
name at end.
Canzoniere per la gioventd. See Opici, L.
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40. ff. [.], =4, [i].
Carducci, G. Presso la tomba di Francesco
Petrarca in Arqui il xviii. Luglio MDCCCLXXIV.
discorso . . Livorno, Vigo, 1874.
8". pp. 22.
Poesie di Giosu^ Carducci (Enotrio Ro-
mano) ; quarta edizione, preceduta da una biografia
del poeta. . . . Firenze, Barb'era, iSSo.
8''. pp. xUii, 372. Sonnets : F, Petrarca, p. 235, and
CoininentaUiio il Petrarca^ p. 238.
Casa (La) ed il sepolcro del Petrarca in Arqua.
Venezia, Gattei, 1827.
80. pp. 81, f [i].
Casaregi, G. B., G. T. Canevari and K. Tom-
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alcuni sonetti, e varj passi delle rime di Francesco
Petrarca, dalle opposizioni del signor Lodovico An-
tonio Muratori . . Lucca, Frediani, 1709.
8". ff. (4I, pp. 308, ff. [2].
Casotti, F. Esposizione d'un luogo del Pe-
trarca di varia e dubbia lezione, indirizzata all' ac-
cademia Pontauiana . . Napoli, Gicja, 1S55.
80. pp. 20. On the words buon sire in the line Contra '^
btton sire, cite I'limaua spente from the Trioytjo delta Fatiia,
Castiglione, G. B. I Ivoghi diflicili del Pe-
trarcha nvovaniente dichiarati da. m. Giovamba-
tista da Ch.astiglione, gentil' hvomo fiorentino.
M D XXXII. . . . Al end: In Vinegia per
Ciouan Antonio di Nicolini e Fratelli da Sabbio.
M D XXXII.
80. ff i^^, [2]. Imperfect copy, lacking ff. 49-56.
Cavedoni, C. La canzone di Francesco Pe-
trarca in lode della beatissima vergine Maria iUus-
trata co' riscontri delle s.acre scritture, de' santi padri,
e della liturgia della chiesa. [Modena. ]
8'\ pp. 18. Estratto dal Tomo X. degli Opuscoli religiosi^
kttcrarj e morali. No title-page, name at end of article.
Cavriani, F. Vita di Francesco Petrarca . .
Mantova, Pazzoni, 1816.
120. ff. [4], pp. 93. On thick paper; another copy on thin
paper lacking dedicatory letter, 120. ff. 2, pp. 93.
Celesia, E. Petrarca in Liguria. Genova,
Istititto sordo-miiti, 1874.
1. 80. bl. If., ff [2], pp. [7]-73, pi.
Cereseto, G. B. Storia della poesia in Italia,
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3 V. 80. Vol. i., pp. viii, 460: ii. , pp. 426, f. [i] ; iii., pp.
362, ff. [2]. Biblioteca scelta di opere italiane anticlte e »w-
deme, v. 590-592. Petrarch, vol. l, pp. 131-216.
Cervoni, G. Giovanni Cervoni da Colle sopra
il sonetto del Petrarca Amor, fortuna, & la mia
mente schiua, letto publicamente nell' Accademia
Fiorentina. In Firenze M D L. At end: Stam-
pato in Firenze appresso Lorenzo Torrentino a di.
XXVI. di Giugno. M.D.L.
80. pp. 32, ff [3].
Chevalier P. Una \isita ad Arqua. . . .
Padova, Gamba, n. d.
120. engr. t.-p., pp. 64, 7 pi. Author's name at end.
Ciampi, S. Monumenti d'un manoscritto auto-
grafo di messer Gio. Boccacci da Certaldo trovati ed
illustrati da Sebastiano Ciampi. Firenze, Galletti,
1S27.
80. pp. 108, ff. [2], 2 pi. Lettera di Francesco Petrarca a
Giovanni Boccaccio tradotta di latino in volgare dal suddetto,
pp. 88-S9.
Cinquieme centenaire de P^trarque; bibliogra-
phic: publications, fran9aises, proven^ales et ita-
liennes. [Aix- en- Provence, Remondet-Aubin,
1875.]
S«. pp. 8. Reprint from Fete siculaire et internationale de
Petrarque ciUbr^c en Provence 1874. (Aix, 1875), pp. 201-207.
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80. pp. [407J-425. Extract from the ^ rcluvio veneto, tomo
vii., parte ii., no. 14.
CittadeUa, L. N. II Petrarca in Ferrara
(MCCCXLVIII-MCCCLXX) studio. [Venezia,
Visentini, 1875O
8". pp. [372]-393. Extract from the Archivio vencto,
tomo X., parte ii.. no. 20,
Cittadini, C. Partenodoxa, o nero Esposition
della Canzone del Petrarca alia Vergine Madre di
Dio, per Celso Cittadini. In Siena Appresso Sal-
vestro Marchetti all insegna della Ivpa M.D.C.IIII.
40. ff (4], pp. 147, ff [5).
Codice (II) di ArquL Padova, Betloni, 1810.
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di m. Lavra in risposta di m. Francesco Petrarcha
per le sve rime in "vita, et dopo la morte di lei Perue-
nuti alle mani del Magnifico M. Stephano Colonna,
gentil'huomo Romano, non per I'adietro dati in luce
A san Luca al segno del Diamante.
M.D.LIL
80. ff. 174, [8].
I sonetti le canzoni, e i trionfi di m. Laura
in risposta di m. Francesco Petrarca per le sue rime
in vita, e dopo la morte di lei ridotti alia buona
lezione, e da molti errori purgati. Venezia, Bas-
saglia. M.DCC.XL.
80. ff. [4], pp. 327. Two copies.
Corradi, B. Nella quinta festa secolare di Fran-
cesco Petrarca versi . . Padova, Seminario, 1874.
80. pp. 13.
Costa, L. Pei quattro imbusti rappresentanti
Beatrice, Laura, Alessandra e Leonora scolpiti dal
PETRARCH BOOKS.
cavaliere Santo Varni per commissione del marchese
Ala Ponzoni. Genova, Pagano, [1858].
80. pp. 6.
Costaiug de Pusignan, J. J. P. La muse de
Petrarque dans Ics aillines de Vaucluse ; ou Laure
des Baux, sa solitude ct son tombeau dans le vallon
de Galas . . Paris, Rapet, 1819.
120. 2 portr. pp. xxiv, 282, folding pi.
Courtet de I'lsle, V. Notice sur Pdtrarque,
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80. pp. 74.
Crescimbeui, G. M. L'istoria della volgar
poesia, scritta da Gio. Mario Crescimbeni, canonico
di Santa Maria in Cosmcdin, e custode d'Arcadia;
nella seconda impressione, fatta I'anno 1 714, d'or-
dine della ragunanza degli Arcadi, corretta, rifor-
mata, e notabilmente ampliata ; e in questa terza
publ)Iicata unitamente coi comentarj intorno alia
medesima, riordinataedaccrei>ciuta . . . Vene-
2ia, Basegio, 1730-31.
6 V. 1. 8". Vol. i., 17JI, ff".'[i8], pp. 480, 2 portr. : ii., 1730,
ff- (4]. pp. 564. portr. ; iii., 1730, IT. [4], pp. 359; iv. 1730, ff.
[4], pp. 312; v., 1730, ff. (4], pp. 365; VI., 1730, ff. [7], pp. 460.
Vols, ii.-iv. have the title, Commentarij del canonico Gio.
Mario Crescimbeni . . . intorno alia sua istoria della
volgar pocsia, i.-iv. ; vol. vi. has the title. La bellezza della
volgar poesia. Petrarch, vol. li., pp. 290-315, and innumer-
able references elsewhere.
Cuioz, I., baroness of . Zur Petrarca Jubelfeier :
Franz und Edda, ein Liederkranz von Z. von Claudio
(pseiiJojiym). Venedig, Visetitini^ 1874.
80. pp.64. Pf/rrtrca K«(/^r^7/rt, Juli 1874, Sonett, p. II :
autograph of authoress.
D'Ancona, A. II maestro del Petrarca. [Mi-
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80. pp. [i45]-i77. E.xtract from the J?/i';j/a :Va/;(i«rt, anno
I., fasc. ii., (15 Aprile 1874).
Daniello, B. Delia poetica di Bernardino
Daniello Ivcchese. . . . At end : In Vinegia
per Giouan' Antonio di Nicolini da Sabio, I'Anno de
nostra salute M D XXXVI.
40. pp. 136, f [i]. Largely relating to Petrarch.
Da Ponte, C. Vita di Francesco Petrarca . .
Padova, Scminario, 1874.
1. 81. portr., pp. 200, I pi. Author's autograph.
Da Prato, G. II paradiso degli Alberti ritro\'i e
ragionanienti del 1309, romanzo di Giovanni da
Prato dal codice autografo e anonimo della Riccar-
diana a cura di Alessandro Wesselofsky. Bologna,
Romagnoli, 1867.
3 v., (in 4). 80. Vol. ;., I. ff. [4], pp. 370; i., 2. ff [2], pp.
440: ii., (T. (2], pp. 230: iii., if. (2], pp. 274, f [1]. Scelta di
citriosita l-lterarie inedite 0 rare, di-'^p. 86, 86-, 87, 88 ; edizione
di 202 esemplari, numeri 51 (vol. L, i), 154 (i., 2), 16 (ii.), 148
(iii.). Frequent Petrarch allusions in the two introductor>' vol-
umes; vol. I. (parte 211), p. 226, an inedited sonnet by Petrarch,
O monti al/estri.
Degli Aromatari, G. Risposte di Gioseffe
Degli Aromatari Alle Considerationi del Sig. Ales-
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80. pp. 96. Edited by Gio. Battista Bottini.
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8". pp.__ 395-400. Extract from Die Grenzboten, xxxiii.
Jahrgang, ii. Semester, No. 36, 4 SepL, 1874.
De la Barba, S. Nvova spositione del sonetto
die comincia /« noHl sangiie uita /lumile, e' qiieta
Ne la quale si dichiara qual sia stata la vera nobilla
di Madonna Laura. Per M. Simone de la Barba
da Pescia Academico Fiorentino. In Firenze
MDLIIII.
80. pp. 44.
Delecluze, E. J. Franjois Petrarque; De I'art
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Revue de Paris du 9 Novcmbre 1838. [Paris, Four-
nier, 1838].
80. pp. 15. Article interspersed with translated passages.
Vie de F. Petrarque fcrite par lui-m6me.
Extrait de la Revue de Paris du 17 Mars 1839.
[Paris, Fournier, 1839. ]
80. pp. 15. Passages from the Latin works of Petrarch,
relating to himself, collected and edited.
Petrarque au Mont-Ventoux. . . Extrait
de Xn. Revue de Paris du 13 Janvier 1S39. [Paris,
Fournier, 1839.]
8'\ pp.11. Petrarch's letter on Mont- Venloux, with intro-
duction and comments.
Dante Alighieri ; ou La poesie amoureuse
. . Paris, Amyol, [1848].
12°. ff. [2], pp. xi, 616. Author's autograph. Petrarch,
pp. 444-455.
Dell' Acqua, C. II palazzo ducale Visconti in
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lettera del medesimo in lode del soggiorno di Pavia,
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8^. pp. 40, 3 pi.
De' MarsUi, L. Comento a una canzone di
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80. pp. 51. Scelta di citriosita letterarie inedite o rare,
disp._ 36 : edizione di 202 esemplari, no. 75 ; editor. Carlo Gar-
giolli : on tlie canzone, Italia tiiia.
Canzone di Francesco Petrarca, col comento
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80. pp. [2], 16, [2]. Nozze Burlamacchi-Giomignani :
editor, Donato Leonardi.
Denina, C. Saggio sopra la letteratura italiana,
con alcuni altri opuscoli serventi di aggiunte al dis-
corso sopra le vicende della letteratura. . . .
Torino, Giusti, 1762. . .
80. pp. 155. Petrarch, pp. 59-60.
[De' Rosetti, D.] Raccolta di edizioni di tutte
le opere del Petrarca e di Enea Silvio Piccolomini,
Pio II. Venezia, Picotii, 1822.
24". pp. 8, 32, 39, 44, f. [i].
Edizione singolarissima del canzoniere del
Petrarca descritta ed illustrata . . con un fac-
simile inciso in rame. Trieste, Marenig/i, 1826.
8". pp. 56, I pi.
Catalogo della raccolta che per la biblio-
grafia del Petrarca e di Pio II. e gia posseduta e si
va continuando dalF avvocato de' Rossetti di Trieste.
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80. ff [2], pp. vii.-.xi., 96.
Continuazione del catalogo. [Trieste,
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80. pp. 6.
De Sanctis, F. Saggio critico sul Petrarca . .
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8". pp. xxxx, 309.
. . Nuovi saggi critic! ; seconda edizione
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Storia della letteratura italiana ; terza edi-
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2 V. 8". ^Vol. i., ff [2], pp. 459, f. [i] : ii., ff. [2], pp. 465,
f [1]. I! Canzoniere, pp. 262-287. la vol. i. sign. aS (pp.
433-448) is lacking.
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fortvna d'vna gentilissima, & gr.aziosiss. Donna;
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il Verino Sccnndo, Dotlore, & Lettore publico della
Filosofia ordinari.a, & Cittadino Fiorentino. All'
illvstrissima signora Pellegrina Cappello Bentivogli.
12
PETRARCH BOOKS.
In Fiorenza, Appresso Giorgio Marescotti.
MDLXXXI. . . .
S*>. pp. 69.
De' Vieri, F. Lezzione di m. Francesco de' Vieri
fiorentino, detto il Verino secondo, per recitarla nell'
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Federigo Strozzi I'Anno 1580. Dove si ragiona
delle idee, Et i)elle Bellezze. Dedicata all' lUus-
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15S1
S"*. pp. 39. Frequent allusions to Petrarch and Lauia,
Dimoud, W. Petrarchal sonnets and miscella-
neous poems, by AVilliam Dimond, the yoimger.
Bath, Cnittwcll, iSoo.
8°. pp. xxiii, vii, 165. Sonnet xiii. [to Laural, imitated
fi:om the Italian, p. 51; other^vise little relating to Petrarch in
the volume.
DionlEi, Or. I. ■ De' vicendevoli amori di messer
Francesco Petrarca e della celebratissima donna
Laura. Verona, Merlo, 1802.
80. ff. [4], pp. 82.
De' ■sicendevoli amori di messer Francesco
Petrarca e di donna Laura ; nuova edizione, con un
carme del Boccaccio e lettera responsiva del Petrarca.
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80. f. (i), pp. 139, f. [i].
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cronologico-istorica dei canon ici di Padova, opera
del marchese Orologio, canonico e vicario capito-
lare. Padova, Seminario, 1S05.
1. 40. portr. of P., pp. xvii, 261, f. [ij. Petrarca (Francesco)
fiorentino, canonico, pp. 14S-155.
Doorenbos, W. Petrarca, de profeet van het
humanisme ; eene voorlezing. . , Winschoten,
Venue r, 1S60.
8". pp. 32.
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sie per I'inaugurazione del busto in marmo di Fran-
cesco Petrarca eretto nella cattedrale di Padova.
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1. 4". pp. .vxxvi. No names of authors on title-page.
Durante. II fiore, poeme italien du xiii^ si^cle
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sociiti pour I etude des langues romanes, ncuvi^me publica-
tion. Only one Petrarch allusion (Introduction, p. xviii) ; but
the work is important for the history of the Italian sonnet
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74-
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Espositione di m. Seb.astiano Erizzo. Nelle
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80. pp. 161-193. Extract from the Quarterly Reviezu, v.
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Exemplvm privilegii lavreae apoUinaris Fran-
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media e delle liriche di Dante AUighieri per I'abate
Jacopo prof. Ferrazzi ; aggiuntari quella del Pe-
trarca, del Furioso, e della Gerusalemme liberata,
con i confront! comparativi degli altri rimatori del
secolo XIII e XIV. Bassano, Sante Pozzato, 1865.
B**. ff. [4], pp. 793. Manuale dantesco, V. I. Innumerable
Petrarch citations.
Enciclopedia dantesca . . v. i. Bas-
sano, Sante Pozzato, 1S65.
80. ff [4], pp. 819. Manuale dantesco, v. ii.
Enciclopedia dantesca . . con alcnne *
appendici sul Petrarca, I'Ariosto e T. Tasso. V. ii.
Bassano, Sante Pozzato, 1865.
8". ff. [2], pp. 416. J\Ianitale dantesco, v. iii. Petrarca,
Specchio cronologico della vita di Francesco Petrarca, pp. igi-
202 ; biografi ed elogisti del Petrarca, 203-204 ; del Petrarca e
del suo canzoniere, 204-227; sentenze del canzoniere, 228-242;
proverbi, 242; altri delti memorabili e sentenziosi, 243-259;
edizioni del canzoniere, 260-265 1 comentatori, 265-273 ; bibti-
ografia, 273-285: traduzioni, 286-289 : ritratti, 289-295; me-
daglie, 295-297 ; iscrizioni monumental!, 297-301.
Enciclopedia dantesca . . ; vol. iv. — Bib-
liografia . . . Bassano, Sante Pozzato, 1871.
8''. ff [4], pp. 598, f [r]. A/anuale dantesco, vol. iv. The
volume number of Uie principal title-page is here made iv. in-
PETRARCH BOOKS.
13
stead of iii., evidently so that it may correspond with the act-
ual number of volumes.
Ferrazzi, G. J. Enciclopedia dantesca . .
premiata colla medagUa d'argento net congress!
pedagogic! di Napoli e d! Venezia; Bibliografia,
parte !!. : aggiuntavi la Bibliografia petrarchesca,
vol. V ed ultimo. . . . Bassano, Sanie Pozzato,
1877.
8c. ff. [2], pp. xxiv, go2, f [i]. ManuaU dantescOt voL v.
Bibliograha petrarchesca, pp. 553-853.
Bibliografia petrarchesca del Prof. Giuseppe
Jacopo Ferrazzi ; edizione di soli 50 esemplari.
Bassano, Sante Pozzato, 1S77.
80. ffl [2], pp. [vii]-xx\'iii, 306. Two copies. See Appen-
dLx iL
Femicci, C. F. I prirai quattro secoli della
lelteratura italiana dal secolo XIII al XVI, lezioni
. . Firenze, Barbira, 1856-58.
a v. 120. Vol. i., lezioni 1-14, pp. xi, 417; ii., lezioni 15-25,
pp. viii, 416. Petrarch, vol. i., pp. 295-351.
Fetes p^trarquesques d'ltalie, Arqua, Padoue,
Arezzo, Rome, etc., 1874. E.xtrait du Compte
rendu de la FHi scculaire et inUrnationale de Pi-
trarqtie. Ai.x-en-Provence, Runondcl-Aiibin, 1875.
8°. pp. 8.
[Fichard, J.], editor. Virorvm qui svperiori
nostroqve secvlo ervditione et doctrina illustres
atque memorabiles fuerunt, Vitee. lamprimum in
hoc Volumen coUectae . . . Francoforti, Chris-
tianus Egenolphus e.NCudebat. At end: Franco-
forti, Christianus Egenolphus excudebat, Mense
Septembri. Anno M.D. XXXVI.
40. ff. [4], 119. The first biography is that of Petrarch:
Vita clanssuni viri Francisci Petrarchse, per Hieronymum
Squarzaficum Alexandrinum composita, ff. i-io. It is followed
by those of pius II, Campani, Codrus (Urceus), Pico della Mi-
randola and others, written by various audiors.
Fiorentino, P. La filosofia di Francesco Pe-
trarca, studio . . (Estratto dal Giornale Napo-
Utctno di filosofia e Lettere ecc.) Napoli, Perrotti,
1875.
1. 8». pp. 56.
Scritti varii di letteratura, filosofia e critica.
. . Napoli, Morano, 1S76.
80. pp. viii, 554. Francesco Petrarca, i.. La filosofia del
Petrarca : ii.. La filosofia della storia nel Petrarca, pp. 101-160.
Fiortifiocca, T. Vita di Cola di Renzo Tribuno
del Popolo Romano. Scritta in lingua volgare
Roniana di quella eta da Tomao Fiortifiocca Scriba-
senato. ... In Bracciano, Per Andrea Fei
Stampator Ducale. MDCXXIV. . . .
12'*. ff. [61, pp. 274. Canzone del Petrarca in lode di Cola
di Renzi, ft [3H4].
Fontanini, G. Biblioteca dell' eloquenza italiana
. . con le annotazioni del signor Apostolo Zeno,
istorico e poeta cesareo, cittadino veneziano, accres-
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31. Petrarch, ii., pp. 7-23, and elsewhere. See Appendix u.
Fomaciari, L., editor. Esempi di bello scrivere
. . riveduti ed accresciuti di un' appendice per
opera del prof. Raffajllo Fomaciari, figlio del com-
pilatore ; terza edizione fiorentina . . . vol.
ii. — Poesia. Firenze, Paggi, iSSo.
8'>. pp. 480. Petrarch, Morti di Laura, p. 128; Amore,
pp. 173-174: Sonetti, pp. 206-213: Canzoni, pp. 257-274; A'
grandi d' Italia, pp. 302-306; notizie, pp. 414-415.
Fortunio, G. P. Regole grammaticale della
volgar lingua dopo ogni altra impre.'ssione di quelle
in qualunque locho fatta, nuouamente reuiste, et
con smnma diligentia emendate. At end: Finisse
le regole del primo : & secondo libro della uolgare
grammatica, Nuouamente Stampate et con diligen-
tia corrette, In Venetia p Domenego Zio, & Fradelli
Venetiani ad instantia de M. Marchio Sess,a. Nelli
anni del nostro Signore. M.D.X.XXVIII.
80. ff. 48. Constant references to Petrarch.
[Foscolo, XJ.] Petrarque et Laure, par ma-
danie la conttesse de Genlis. [London, 1S21.]
80. pp. 523-566. Exti-ict from the Qiiart^yly Ki-vii-.v, vol.
xxiv., no. xlvui. (January, 1821); a review of the work of Mme.
de Genlis.
Essays on Petrarch. . . . London,
Bent ley, 1S21.
1. S*. ff. [6], pp. 211, pi. Coittcnts : Title-pages, dedication,
statement as to the number of copies, contents, sub-title, ff. [6] ;
Essays, pp. 211. Privately printed by barbarina, Lady Dacre;
edition of 16 copies (no. xv, Jessie Payne Brand) : thick paper.
The volume is bound in heavy green moroccn, with careful
tooUng, by a London binder of the period. >
Essays on Petrarch. . . . London,
Murray, 1823.
80. ff. [3], pp. 325, I pi.
Saggi sopra il Petrarca, pubblicati in in-
glese . . e tradotti in italiano. . . , Lu-
gano, Vaiielli, 1S24.
80. pp. XX, 256. The translator was Camillo Ugoni.
Saggi sopra il Petrarca, pubblicati in in-
glese . . e tradotti in italiano. . . . Fi-
renze, Galletti, 1825.
8">. pp. XV, 190, f. [ij. Same translation as the preceding.
Two copies.
Franco, N. II Petrarchista, dialogo di m.
Nicolo Fr.anco, Nel quale si scuoprono nuoui Secret!
sopra il Petrarca. E si dano a leggere molte lettere,
che il medemo Petrarca, In lingua thoscana scrisse
a diuerse persone. Cose rare, ne mai piu date a luce.
. . . In Vinegia per Gabriel lolito de Ferr.arii
M.D.XLI. At end: II fine del Petrarchista, Dia-
logo di m. Nicolo Franco Benevantano, Impresso
in Vinegia, per Gabriel lolito de Ferrarij del Mese
de Luio Nel' anno del Signore. M.D.XLI.
80. ff. Iv, [i]. The second edition of the work, the fiist
having appeared in 1539.
II Petrarchista dialogo di messer Nicolo
Franco, Nel quale si scuoprono nuoui Secret! sopra
il Petrarca. E si danno a leggere molte lettere,
che il medemo Petrarca, In lingva thoscana scrisse
a diuerse persone. Cose rare, ne mai piu date a
luce. ... In Venetia Appresso Gabriel Gioli
di Ferrarij. M.D.XLIII. At end: II fine del
Petr.archista, Dialogo di m. Nicolo Franco Beneven-
tano, Impresso in Vinegia, per Gabriel Gioli di Fer-
rarij nel Mese di Maggio Nel' anno del Signore.
M.D.XLIII.
80. ff Iv, [il.
and E. Giovannini. Li dve Petrarchisti
dialoghi di Nicolib Franco, & di Ercole Giovannini :
ne' quali con vaga dispositione si scuoprono bellis-
sime Fantasie, nuoui, & ingegnosi Secretti sopra il
Pelrarca ; e si danno k leggere molte Lettere Mis-
siue, e Responsiue, che lo stesso Petrarca in lingua
Toscana scrisse Al Re Roberto di Napoli, A Be-
nuenuto da Imola, A Giouanni Boccaccio, A Ma-
donna Laura, A D. Gherardo Petrarca, A Toniaso
Messinese, A Leonardo Beccamuggi, Et ad altri
molti, & eglino a lui. Cose pregiatissiiue, e rare, &
la maggior parte mai piu date in luce. ... In
Venetia, M DC XXIII. Appresso Barezzo Barezzi.
8'\ ff. (8), pp. 109, bl. If, ff. [4], pp. 198. Second title-
page after blank leaf: // Petrarchista dialogo di Ercole Gio-
vannini Net quale si spiegano tutte tc Attioui del Petrarca,
la sua Coronatione, e Littaeiinanza di Roma ; gli Ainori; le
Percgriiiationi ; e le Solitudini, ch'esso ha passaio in questa
vita: . . . In Venetia, M DC XXIIl.
Fulin, R. II Petrarca dinanzi alia signoria di
Venezia, dubbi e ricerche. . . Venezia, Cecchini,
1874.
1. 80. f [1], pp. [5]-35. Estratto dal libro Petrarea e Ve-
nezia,
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. . nelle quali si spiegano diversi modi particolari,
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120. flf. [5], pp. 391. t etiarcli citations frequent
Gamba, B. Serie dei testi di lingua e di altre
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secolo XIV. al XIX. di Bartolommeo Gamba da
Bassano, accademico della Crusca ec. ec. ; quarta
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Gandini, L. Lettione . . sopra vn dubbio,
Come il I'ftrarca non lodasse Lavra espressamente
dal Naso. Rime del medesimo. ... In Vine-
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8". pp. X, 277.
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80. pp. 262, f. [i].
Genie (Le) de Petrarque. See Roman, J. J. T.
Genlis, S. F. D. de S.-A., countess of. Pe-
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de J\Imc. de Genlis, 1S19.
80. pp. xvi, 330. A French newspaper sHp inserted con-
taining a contemporaneous criiiqite of the work, signed " V."
Petrarch and Laura . . translated from
the French. . . . London, Phillips, 1S20.
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Genthe, F. W. Handbuch der Geschichte der
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2 V. 80. Vol. i., pp. xii, 507: ii., pp. X, 654. Also with the
title, Handbuch d<-r Gcsclikhte der abettdlaiidischeit Littcra-
iitren 7tnd S^raclien: /., Italiiinische Litteratur. Petrarch,
vol. i., p. 26; ii., pp. 114-146.
Ghivizzani, G. A Francesco Petrarca, can-
zone. . . I'adova, Sacchelto, 1874.
Z^. pp. S. Author's autograph.
Giacomim Tebalducci Malespini, L. Le-
zione di Lorenzo Giacomini Tebalducci Malespini
sopra un sonctto del Petrarca. Firenze, Stamperia
di Borgo Ognissaiiti, 180S.
80. pp. 37. Editor, Luigi Clasio : Estratta dal vol. vi. delta
eollezioHe dopuscoU scientijici e tetterarj ; on the sonnet. La
gola e ^l souno.
Gizunpietri, M. J. Petrarque ^crivain satirique ;
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S**. pp. 22.
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cura del municipio di Perugia. Perugia, Boneoin-
pagni, 1874.
1. Z^. ff. \i\, pp. 7-61. Name of the author at the end of
the preface.
Gibelli, G. Considerazioni sopra un sonetto del
Petrarca. . . Bologna, Marsigli, 1 846.
8". pp. 16. On the sonnet, L'orc e le perU.
Considerazioni sopra un sonetto del Pe-
trarca. . . Bologna, Sasso, 1 849.
80. pp 16. On the sonnet, Quel vago impallidir.
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iv.. Rime d' alcuni illustri autori vivente aggiunte alia terza
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numbered 355, 356, instead of 255, 256. The lezione {"im-
pressa per la seconda volta") fills pp. 226-236; it relates to
the lines beginning, Nessnn secrcto Jta ehi copra, 0 cltiuda, in
the Trion/o delta divinita.
[Greene, G. W.] Petr.arch. [Boston, 1835].
8". pp. 26. Extract from the North American Review,
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de' libri rari italiani divisa in quattro parti, cio6
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opere arricchita. . , . Milano, Silvestriy 1803.
4 V. 8«. Vol. i., fr. [2], pp. 306: iL, pp. 268; iii., pp. 210;
IV., pp. 368. Petrarch, i., p. 226; iL, pp. 61-79, 225; iii., pp
40, Q4, 113. See Appendix ii.
PETRARCH BOOKS.
IS
Henschel, A. 'W. E. T. Francesco Petrarca,
seine liotleutuiig fiir Gelehrsamkeit, Philosopliie unci
Religion. [ r.iaunschweig, Sc/iwclsc/ike, 1S53.]
80. pp. (6g8]-7i4. Extract from llic Al/gcmein^ Monats-
sckrijl/iir WisseKSchaft Uftii Litcratitr, August, 1853.
[Higgiiison, T. W.] Sunshine and Petrarch.
[Uoston, Ticktior, 18&7.]
8". pp. 307-311. E.\tract from \hQ At^ntic ATotithlpf, \(A.
XX., no. 119 (September, 1867): includes new translations of
the sonnets, A urn, che quelle chiomc, Dicemi s/>t-sso, Git
angcli eUttt, GU occhi di cli to parlat, /' viiti in terra, Lev-
ominiil inio pettsierfl, Lteti/iori, O fiassi s/'itrsi, Quando amor,
and Soleasi nel mzo cor, and of the madngal. Nova angektta.
Oldport (lays . . with ten heliotype
illustrations from views taken in Newport, R. I., e.x-
pressly for this work. Boston, Osgood, 1873.
8«. pp. 268. top!. Suttshiue aitd Petrarch (reprint of the
A tlautic Mouthly essay), pp. 198-215.
Hipp, G., editor. Vaucluse: sonnets in^dits de
A. de Gagn.aud, J.-B. Gaut, G. Hipp, A. Laforet,
M. Masson, C. Menard, Bon de Meyronnet-Saint-
Marc, Ch. Raflalli, P. Rigaud, Marquis de Valori-
Rustichelli ; recueillis a I'occasion de la fete de Pe-
trarque. . . Aix, Rcmo>id€t-A}ihiii, 1874.
8". pp. 26, f. [i]. Presentation copy to the Chevalier Nigra
from the editor; 125 copies, no. 15.
Hooft, P. C. P. C. Hoofts werken. t' Amster-
dam, By Jacob Lescailje, Boekverkoper op den Mid-
dledam 1671.
fo. fr. [18], pp. 187, fi: [2], pp. 35, ft: W, pp. 170, f. [i].
pp. 184, 308. Petrarch : in the Brkven, p. 60 (letter to Con-
stantyn Huigens) ; in the Poems, p. 149 (sonnet, Op lutstcurcn
van Pe/rarcliaas g^'a/); and pp. 219-221 {'T loot van den
diavtant des heeren Huigetis, genaamt LaURA Latroni,
Laura tot den roovcr),
Hortis, A. Catalogo delle opere di Francesco
Petrarca esistenti nella Petrarchesca Rossettiana di
Trieste ; aggiunta\'i 1' iconografia della raedesima, per
opera di Attilio Hortis, civico bibliotecario. Trieste,
Appolonio, 1874.
40. portr., pp. xiii, f. [1]. pp. 215, flf. [2], 3 pi. See Ap-
pendix iL
. . Dante e il Petrarca ; nuovi studii ;
estratto dalla Rivista Eiiropea. Firenze, Tipografia
editrice deW associazione, 1875.
L 80. pp. 9.
Accenni alle scienze naturali nelle opere di
Giovanni Boccacci, e piii particolarmente del libro De
Montibus, Silvis, etc. . . Trieste, Tipografia del
Lloyd austro-ungarico, 1877.
I. 80. pp. 124. Occasional Petrarch references. Author's
autograph.
. . M. T. Cicerone nelle opere del Petrarca
e del Boccaccio, ricerche intorno alia storia delta eru-
dizione classica nel medio evo ; con lettere inedite di
Matteo d'Orgiano e di Coluccio Salutatl a Pasquino
de CapelUs. Trieste, Herrmanstoifi-r, 1878.
1. 80. pp. 102. Author's autograph.
. . Le additiones al De remediis fortui-
torirat di Seneca dimostrate cosa del Petrarca e delle
attinenze del Petrarca con Seneca ; la Corografia di
Pomponio Mela attribuita falsamente a Giovanni
Boccacci. Trieste, Ilernnanstorfcr, 1879.
1. 80. pp. 56. Author's autograph.
Per I'inaugurazione del monumento a Gio-
vanni Boccacci in Certaldo adtU xxii di Giugno del
MDCCCLXXIX, discorso. . . Firenze, Car-
nesccchi, 1S79.
1. 8". pp. 22. Frequent allusions to Petrarch. Author's
autograph.
. . Studj sulle opere latine del Boccaccio
con particolare riguardo alia storia della erudizione
nel medio evo e alle letterature straniere; aggiuntavi
la bibliogralia delle edizioni. Trieste, Dasc, 1879.
40. f. [1], pp. XX, 956. Petrarch allusions: pp. 21, 173,
191, 196, 201, 202-203, 273-274, 277-283, 292, 209-309, 349,
303-3*^, 368-370, 374-375, 600-602, 786-787, and frequently.
Huyghens, C Constantini Hugenii, . . .
Momenta desultoria; poematum libri xiv. Editio
altera, mult6 priore auctior, Procurante Ludovico
Hugenio C. F. Ciim Prajfatione Casparis Barl^ei.
Hag^ - comitum, Ex Typographia Adrian! Vlacq.
CIO lOCLV. . . .
8". pi., ff. [38], pp. 423. Laura Latroni, Thomae Martinel-
lio monacho doniinicano, qui cfTosso Petrarchje cadavcri fere-
batur brachium dexterum abripuisse, pp. 18-20.
Invernlzzi, G. Storia letteraria d'ltalia : il
risorgimento ; parte i., II secolo xv. . . Milano,
Vallardi, 1878.
1. 8". pp. xi, 368. Petrarch, chiefly, pp. 39-51.
J[ageinaim], C. J. Briefe iiber Italien von C.
J. ^ * * *, Mitglied der florentinischen Academie
des Ackerbaues. Weimar, Hofiftnann, 1778-S5.
3 V. 80. Vol. i., 1778 — (T. [2], pp. 244: ii., 1780 — ft". [2],
pp. 240; iii., 1785 — ff. [2J, pp. 286. Ueber des Herrn Abtvon
Sade Meitiaircs pour la vk de Petrarque, vol. ii., pp. 120-
142. Bound in one volume.
Jager, A. Francesco Petrarca's Brief an Kaiser
Karl IV. iiber das osterreichische Privilegium vom
Jahre 105S. . . [Wien, 1868.]
S-*. f. [1], pp. 439-483. Extract from the ^ rc/i/z'yjV> Ar/<fr-
reicliisc/w Geschichte, vol. xxxviii., 2; an essay on the letter.
Sen. xvi., 5.
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. . Leipzig, Flics, 1S78.
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schichte der Litteratur Italiens int Zeitalter der Renaissance ;
erster Band,
Labruzzi di Nexima, P. II Petrarca in Cam-
pidoglio. [Roma, Tipografia delle scienze, 1875].
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vol. X., quademo i.x. (Settembre 1875).
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literas meritis quam . . . pro gradu doctoratus
. . in academia Rheno-Trajectina . . sub-
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Lancetti, V. Memorie intorno ai poeti laureati
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Lapiui, P. Letione di m. Frosino Lapini aca-
demico fiorentino Nella quale si ragiona in ^miuer-
sale del fine della poesia sopra il Sonetto di M. Fran-
cesco Petrarca. Laseiato hat tnorte senza Sole il
moiido. Letta priuatamente nella Academia Fioren-
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Al Reuerendiss. Monsignore Antonio Altouiti deg-
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8". ff. [2], pp. xNti, 375. Sui primi due secoU della lettera-
tura italiana, Petrarca, pp. 322-331.
Leoni, C. La vita di Petrarca, memorie . .
Padova, Crescini, 1S43.
80. (T. [3], pp. 62, xi, ff. [2]. The Roman paging at the
end contams : Pochi ccnni intorno alia ristaurazione della
toinba di Petrarca scritti dal pro/. Antonio Meneghelli, with
separate title-page.
Dante, storia e poesia. . . Venezia,
Narato^iich, 1865.
8". frontisp., pp. 250, f. [i]. Dantt, Petrarca e G. Bar-
Hcri, pp. [i43]-i5l.
i6
PETRARCH BOOKS.
Lettere di m. Francesco Petrarca (Venezia,
1733). Sec Schiavo, B.
Levati, A. Viaggi di Francesco Petrarca in
Francia, in Germania, ed in Italia. . . Milano,
Classici^ 1S20.
5 V. 8". Contents: — Vol. i., Introduzione, Linguadoca,
Guascogna, Parigi, Gand, Liegi, Aquisgrana, Coloiiia, Lione,
Roma, iwonte Ventoso, Valchiusa, indice, pp. 349, errata, f.
[i]; ii., Napoli, Roma, Pisa, Parma, Napoli, Hologna, Verona,
indice, pp. 454, errata, f. [i]; iii., Geneva, Padov.a, Mantova,
Parma, Verona, Firenze, .\ri;zzo, Roma, indice, pp. 332, errata,
f. [1] : iv., Venezia, Vicenza, Avignone, Milano, Venezia, Man-
to\a, indice, pp. 248, errata, f. [i] : v., Praga, Parigi, Bergamo,
Ferrara, Pavia, Venezia, Padova, ed altre citta, appendice,
indice, pp. 376, errata. Two copies.
Libumio, N. Le tre fontane di messer Nicole
Libvrnio in tre libbri divise, sopra la grammatica, et
eloqvenza di Dante, Petrarcha et Boccaccio. . . .
At end : Stampata in Vinegia per Gregorio de Gre-
gorii Del MDXXVI. Nel mese di Febraio.
8'>. IT. [4], 73. Petrarch, fF. 33-45. This seems to be the
first edition ; the statement by Fcrrazzi (p. 197) that it original-
ly appeared in 1516 is probably a misprint
'Le tre fontane di messer Nicolo Libvrnio
in tre libbri divise, sopra la grammatica et eloqvenza
di Dante, Petrarcha et Boccaccio. . . . At
end : Stampata in Vinegia per Merchio Sessa. Del
M.D.XXXIIIL Nel mese di Febraio.
80. ffi no, [i].
Lives of the most eminent literary and scientific
men of Italy. See Montgomery, J.
Loria, C. II Petrarca a Mantova ; memoria del
socio effettivo e \'ice-prefetto dott. cav. Cesare Loria,
letta nella seduta del 21 Marzo 1S75. [n. p.]
L 80. pp. [691-76. E.\tract from a serial.
Iiottiui, Gr. A. Esposizione del r. p. f. Gio.
Agnolo Lottini dell' ord. de' servi Intorno alia Can-
zone del Petrarca Verg. bella dove per molti nvovi,
e con eleganza distesi Concetti possono gli Studiosi
hauere di scelte Intelligenze non poco lume, e diletto.
Con la tavola delle cose piv notabili, che nell' Opera
si contengono. ... In Venetia, Presso Fran-
cescho di Franceschi Senese. 1595.
4». ff. 240, [4].
Lozzi, C Ancora di Francesco da Bologna e
della invenzione de' caratteri aldini. [Bologna, So-
cieia tipografica^ 1S82. ]
80. pp. 5. Estratto dal Bibliofih, anno III., num. i, Gen-
naio 1882.
Lugli, G. Dante e Petrarca. [Moden.a, 1842?]
4"^. pp. 74-87. E.\tract from 3 quarto journal.
LyttOQ, B. B., lord Lytton. Rienzi, the last
of the Roman tribunes ; . . copyright edition.
Leipzig, Tauchnitz, 1S42.
80. pp. X, 492. Frequent mentions of Petrarch ; see pp. 14,
a8, 45, 72-73, 91, 123, 180, 182, 249, 288-289, 32s. 339. 3.';5-357.
361, 387-388, 441, 479. Collection q/ British Autliors^ vol. 25.
Macaiilay, T. B., lord Macatilay. Saggi bio-
grafici e critici . . versione dall' inglese, con
note, di Cesare Rovighi. Torino, Unione iipogra-
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5 V. 80. Vol. i., pp. 387: ii., pp. 366, f. [i]: iii., pp. 309,
f. [:); iv., pp. 325, f [il: v., pp. 302, f. [i]. Petrarca, iii.,
pp. 97-114. Nuova bil'lioteca po/'olare, c\3.ssz\\. The essay,
of which a translation is to be found in the pages cited, is the
one entitled Criticisms on tlie principal Italian writers ; see
Macaulay's Miscellaneous Writings (London, 1S60, vol. i.), or
Macaulay's Critical and miscellaneous essays and poems
(New York, i860, vol. i.).
' Macola, E., count, editor. Quinto centenario
dalla morte di Francesco Petrarca; i codici di Arqui
dal Maggio 1788 all' Ottobre 1873, raccolta di poesie,
pensieri, memorie, sottoscrizioni, amenitA, mani-
lestazioni del sentimento nazionale, componimenti e
ricordi di donne italiane e straniere . . Padova,
Prospcrlni, 1874.
80. pp. XL\, 237, f. [i]. See Codice.
MafTei, G. Storia della letteratura italiana . .
terza edizione originale, nuovamente corretta dall'
autore, e riveduta da Pietro Thouar. Firenze, Le
JMoniiier, 1853.
2 v. 12". Vol. i., pp. vii., 464; ii., ff. [2], pp. 490. Pe-
trarch, i., pp. 83-133.
Maggiolo, L. Essai sur la philosophic morale
de P^trarque, these pr^sent^e k la faculty des lettres
de Strasbourg. . . S'-Nicolas, Trend, 1843.
So. ff. [3], pp. loS.
Malipiero, G. Jl Petrarcha spiritvale. . . .
At end : Stampato per Francesco Marcolini da Forli,
in Venetia appresso la Chiesa de la Trinita, Ne gli
anni del Signore. M D XXXVI. Del mese di
Nouembre.
40. ff. 161, [i]. The first edition of this once popular work.
The name of the author is sometimes given as iilaripetro, or
Maripetnis.
II Petrarca spiritvale di frate Hieronimo
Malipiero venetiano, dell' ordine de minori d'osser-
vanza. In Venetia, Appresso Domenico Farri.
1575-
80. ff. [11], bl. 1£, E 162, [10]. Last numbered f. plainly
161 by error.
II Petrarca spiritvale di f. Hieronimo Mali-
piero venetiano, dell' ordine de minori d'osservanza.
Nuouamente ristampato, e da molti errori espurgato.
In Venetia, M D LXXXVII. Appresso gli Heredi
di Alessandro Griffio.
8'>. ff. [11], bl. 1£ ff 162, [10]. Last numbered f. appeals
to be, by error, 161.
Malmignati, A. Parole sulla tomba del Pe-
trarca . . lette all' adunanza commemorativa in
Arqua nel iS Luglio 1870. (Ristampa dall' appen-
dice del Giornalc di Padova). Padova, Sacchetto,
1870.
12'>. pp. 12.
. . Petrarca a Padova, a Venezia, e ad
Arqui, con documento inedito. Padova, Sacchetto,
1874.
1. 80. f. [i], pp. 93.
A Francesco Petrarca nel V centenario
dalla sua morte, sonetti. . . Padova, Sacchetto,
1874.
80. pp. 7.
Malvica, F. Quinto centenario del Petrarca
dalla sua morte (iS Luglio 1374); descrizione d'Avig-
none, della tomba di Laura e della fontana di Val-
chiusa, lettera a Constanza Monti vedova Perticari di
Ferdinando Mah-ica, tradotta dal francese per Gio-
vanni Monti, con note del traduttore. [Roma,
Tipografia delle scienze, 1 8 74.]
40. ^^ pp. 257-266, [28iJ-2gi. Extract from // Buonarotz,
serie ii., vol. ix., quademi viii., ix., (Agosto, Settembre, 1874.)
Manuani, T. Del Petrarca e dell' arte moderna.
[Firenze, 1874.]
80. pp. [8331-862. Extract from the A^wtfZ'a.<4«&/(;.^,voL
26, fasc. viii. (Agosto 1874.)
Mancini, A. II V centenario del Petrarca, ode.
Venezia, Griinaldo, 1S74.
Broadside.
Manetti, G. Specimen historiae litterariae
florentinae saecvli decimitertii, ac decimiqvarti, sive
vitae Dantis, I'etrarchae ac Boccaccii a eel. lanno-
tio Manetto saecvlo XV scriptae; litterarumque tam
Graecarum, quam Latinarum iam tum resurgentium
incunabula exhibentes, quarum duae nunc primum
in lucem prodeunt recensente Lavrentio Mehvs.
. . . Florentiae, Ciovannelli, 1747.
8". pp. xlvii, 86. Vita Petrarchae, pp. si-7a
rETRARCH BOOKS.
17
Marmi, D. M. Lezioni di lingua toscana di
Donienico Maria Manni, nccademico fiorentino, dette
da esso nel semiiiario arcivescovale di Fireiizc ;
prima edizione veneta, con annotazioni del p. Inno-
cenzio del sanliss. Kosario. . . . Venczia, Val-
vasensf, 1 758'
S**. pp. xvi, 272. Petrarch, pp. 94-100, and elsewhere.
[Manso, J. K. P.] Franz Petrarca. [Leipzig,
'79S-]
80. pp. 148-246. Extract from Charnktere dcr vomehm-
sten Dichter alU-r Natumt-n ; nchst brithclun und histor-
ischen Adhnmiliittgen fiicr Gcgenstiiiuic dt-r schoncn KunsU-
ttttd Wissetischa/Un, voit einer Gesellscha/t von Gclehrtcn.
Bd. iv., i»^'* Stiick. (Leipzig, 1795).
Maiaghini, P. Omaggio dell' accademia Pe-
Irarca di .scienze, lettere ed arli di Arezzo al muni-
cipio di Arqua pel 50 centenario dalla morte dell'
illustrc poeta. Arezzo, Cagliani, 1874.
8*". pp. 10. Author's name at end.
[Marcatelli, G. ] Epistola di Sennvccio del
Bene della incoronatione di Messer Francesco Pe-
trarca, fatta in Roma I'anno della salutifera incarna-
tione M.CCC.XLI. Al Magnifico Signor Cam della
Scala Signor di Verona. In Fiorenza, [i553]'
40. ff. [7]. See Melzi, i., 123. Date at end of dedication.
II solenne triompho fatto in Roma, qvando
I'eccellentiss. m. Francesco Petrarcha, fv laureato,
et coronato Poeta, in Capidoglio, ritratto fedelmente
dair antico. Stiipato In Pftdoua per Giacopo Fab-
riano. M.D.XLIX. . . .
80. ff. [12]. Contents: — L-p.; dedication by Marcatelli, fi".
[2-3] : Deir incoronatione et trionipito, in a pretended epistle
trom Scnnucio to Can della Scala, ff. [3-12].
Maripetro, H. Av Malipiero, G.
Marsand, A. Biblioteca petrarchesca formata,
posseduta, dcscritta ed illustrata dal professore An-
tonio Warsand. Milano, Ciiisti, 1826.
40. f. [i], portr., pp. xxxvUi, bl. If, pp. 280, 4 pi. Two
copies. See Appendi.\ ii.
I manoscritti italiani della regia biblioteca
parigina descritti ed illustrati. . . I'arigi, Sla/ii-
peria reah, 1835.
40. ff. [2], pp. xiii, f. [i], pp. 864, ff. [2]. The index of per-
sons contains 26 references to Petrarch mss.
I manoscritti italiani della regia biblioteca
parigina descritti ed illustrati . . continuazione
e fine; volume IIo, chc contiene altresi la descrizione
e I'illustrazione de' manoscritti italiani delle tre regie
biblioteche, I'Arsenale, Santa Genovefa, la Maza-
rina. Parigi, Stamperia reale, 1S38.
40. ff [2], pp. 514, f. [1]. 10 references to Petrarch mss. in
the index.
Canzone di Francesco Petrarca a laude di
nostra signora, con alcune sposizioni e considera-
zioni . . edizione seconda. Milano, Ronchetii,
1841.
1. BO. ff [3], pp. 74. ff. [=].
Marsili, L. See De' Marsili, L.
Massini, P. Letlioni academiche dell' eccel-
lentiss""> Sig. Filippo Massini, I'estatico insensate,
Principe De Gli Affidati. Recitate da lui publicamente
in dinersi tempi nell' Academia de gli Insensati di
Perugia ; nouamente ristampate. In Pa\ia, Per
Andrea Viani, 1611. . . .
40. ff. [4], pp. 185, f. [i]. There are four "lettioni" in all.
the last three having separate title-pages (all dated Pervgia
1588), although the pagination is continuous. The first "let-
lione " is styled Della di/esa del Petrarca intortto aW opposi-
tioni fatteli dal Castelnetro nel sno co)nento della Poetiea
^Axistotele, leitiotte dell' Estatico Insetisato^ recitata da lui
publicamente nella Academia il di 25 d'Agosto 1852, pp.
1-38.
Masson, [J.] P. Vitse Trium Hetrurire pro.
cerum Dantis, Petrarchce, Boccacii, ad Paschalcm
Serenissimum Venetorum Ducem. Papirii Massoni
opera. Parisiis. Ex Typographia Dionysii a Prato,
via Aniygdalina, ad Veritatis insigne. ' 1587.
8<». ft". [4], 116. Vita Fr. Petrarcha;, ff. 9^4*. Bound with
the same author's I'ita Lalirentii Medicis {Psnsas 1586}.
Ijound by Bauser of Paris.
[Meinert, J. G.] Franz Petrarkaj Biografie.
I'rag, Albrccht, 1794.
8". t.-p., pp. viii, [31-279.
Memoires pour la \ie de Francois P^trarque.
See Sade, J. P. P. A. de.
Menage, G. Menagiana ; ou bons mots, ren-
contres agreables, pensees judicicuses, et observa-
tions curieuses de M. Menage; troisi^me Edition
augmcnt^e. Amsterdarn, Coup, 1713.
2 V. 120. Vol i., frontisp., f. [i], pp. xxxiv, 472: ii.,
frontisp., f. [i], pp. v-l.\iii, 462.
Menagiana ; ou les bons xnoXs, et remarques
critiques, historiques, morales et d'erudition de M.
Menage; recueillies par ses amis; tome troisieme
[et quatrieme]. Amsterdam, Coup, 1716.
2 V. 120. Vol. iii., frontisp., ff. h], pp. 599: tv., frontisp.,
i. [i], pp. 432, ff. [27]. Petrarch allusions: vol. i., p. 286; ii.,
p. 336; iii., LS3, 566: iv., p. 86.
Mescolanze d'Egidio Menagio; prima edi-
zione veneta corretta ed ampliata. Venezia, Pas-
quali, 1736.
8". ff. [2], pp. 3^2. On the verse, Forse (0 che spcro) il
tnio tiirdar le dole, in the sonnet Rapido /itiine, pp. 1-51 : le-
zione sopra 'I sonctto di messer Francesco Petrarca chc inco-
mincia La gola, e 'I sonno pp. 308-360.
[Mendelssohn, J.] Bericht Uber Rossetti's
Ideen zu einer neuen Erlauterung des Dante und
der Dichter seiner Zeit; in zwei Vorlesungen. Ber-
lin, Djtueker, 1S40.
I. 80. t.-p., pp. 82. Petrarch, pp. 69-79.
Meneghelli, A. Delia edizione Le rime del Pe-
trarca pubblicate per opera e studio del professore
iMarsand, relazione . . Padova, jMhtenia, 1820.
1.4°. ff[9l.
Sul presunto ritratto di madonna Laura, Ict-
tera. Padova, I\!iiterva, 1822.
8'\ pp. 29. I pi. Name of author at the end of the letter.
Opere. . . Padova, Minenm, 1830-31.
6 V. 80. Vol. i., portr., ff! [4], pp. 290, ff. [2] : ii. pp. 323, ff.
[2] ; iii. pp. 331, ff. [2] : iv. pp. 340, H. [2) ; v. pp. 288, ff.
[2] : vi. pp. 296. Discorsi accadcmici sopra il canzoniere
di I-'rancesco Petrarca, iii., pp. 3-62 : Osservazioni sopra una
lettera dei Fiorentini al Petrarca, iv., pp. 129-152; tjsserva-
zioni sopra una lettera del Petrarca al Boccaccio (cpist. fam.
lib. xi., epist xii.), iv., 171-189; Del canonicato di messer
Francesco Petrarca, \i., pp. 135-150; Sul presunto ritratto di
madonna Laura [with plate], vi., pp. 151-168: Sopra due let-
tere italiane attribuitc al Petrarca [with plate], vi., pp. 169-199:
Sopra un dipiiito [di Laura] del cav. Pictro Paoletti, vi., pp.
219-230.
Opere Padova, Sicca, 1843.
4 v. 8'^. Contents: — Vol. i. Biografie e discorsi, pp. 456;
ii. Belle lettere e belle arti, pp. 8, 496-^DeIla edizione : LeRime
del Petrarca pubblicate per opera e studio del prof Antonio
Marsand, relazione, pp. 1-13 : Laura al bagno del cav. Pietro
Paoletti, pp. 213-220 : II trionfo della castita del cav. Pietro Pao-
letti, pp. 236-242 : Bre\a cenni intomo la ristaunizione della
tomba di Francesco Petrarca, pp. 260-264 : i'i. Elogi e discorsi,
pp. 511: iv. Ragionamenti e trattad, pp. 541, f [1] — Discorso
intorno il canzoniere di Francesco PetiTirca, pp. 5-28; Dis-
corso intorno la seconda parte del canzoniere, pp. 6-45.
Lamia^^ta; memorie postume. .
dova. Sicca, 1845.
8". ff. [2], pp. [71-79. Petrarch allusions: pp. 33,
40-42, 46, 49. The copy lacks pp. 47, 4S. See Leoni,
Meneghelli, P. A. Della stinia dei Padovani
verso il Petrarca e sopra il monumento a lui nuova-
mente eretto nella cattcdrale. Padova, A/iuen'ci,
1818.
80. pp. 31. The author's name Is given in the dedication.
[Merian, J. B.] Francesco Petrarca dargestellt
von C. L. Fernow; nebst dem Leben des Dichters
und ausfiihrlichen Ausgabenverzeichnissen heraus-
Pa-
36-39.
, O.
i8
PETRARCH BOOKS.
gegeben von Luchvig Hain. Altenburg, Brockhaiis,
1818.
S'^. f. [i], pp. [v.]-viii, 352. Fernow has long been regard-
ed as the author of this work : he was, however, merely the
translator. " Diese angebliche Darstcllung ist aber njchts
anderes als eine von Anfang bis zu Ende rein wortliche Ober-
setzung einer g.ir nicht uninleressanten Vorlesung Uber den
Perrarca von Merian In Nonveattx tn^)noir€s de V academic de
Bcrtiti, ann^c 1786." (See Blanc, in \^<t AUscinciiic Ency-
klopiidie of Ersch and Gruber, sub *'Pelrarc.-u") Merian's
essay bears the tide, " Comment les sciences influent dans la
poesie: cinquieme mi^moire: section iii. Poesie italienne du
quatorzieme siecle : Petrarque " — and is found in the Nouzwanx
tnintoircs de V aceuihnic royale dt's sciences ct belles-lettres,
annee 1786 (Berlin, 17S8), pp. 312-376. See Appendix U.
Meziferes, A. Petrarque, 6tude d'apr^s de nou-
veaux documents . . Paris, Didier, 1868.
1. S**. ff. (2], pp. xxxi.\-, 435.
Pitrarque, 6tude d'aprfes de nouveaux docu-
ments . . . ouvrage couronne par Pacad^mie
fran^aise; deuxi^me edition. Fans, Didier, 1868.
8°. ff. [2], pp. x.\xL\, 433.
Minturno, A. L'arte poetica . . nella quale
si contengono i precetti eroici, tragici, comici, sati-
ric! e d'ogni altra poesia ; con la dottrina de' sonetti
canzoni, ed ogni sorte di rime toscane, dove s' in-
segna il modo, che tenne il Petrarca nelle sue opere
. . . Napoli, JIuzio, 1725.
40. fr. [10], pp. 451, flC (16]. Petrarch, numberless citations
in books 3 and 4. The original family name of the author was
Sebitstiatti,
[Montgomery, J.,] and others. Lives of the
most eminent literary and scientific men of Italy,
Spain, and Portugal. London, Longman, 1S35-37.
3 V. 80. Vol. i. ff. [4], pp. 312; iL S. [4],#pp. 394; iii. ff.
[4], pp. 343. Petrarch, i., pp. 61-115. Lardner's Crt^/«£'/ Cy-
clopcedia.
Monti. A. II Petrarca ^-isita Roma nell' anno
1337. [liologna, RoniagnoU, 1S7G.]
S". pp. (i2S]-i63. Extract from ///'ri?^K^zrt/i7r(r, vol. ix.,
parte ii. (Luglio-Ottobre 1876).
Moresino, S. Comrnento vtilissimo, sopra la
canzone di m. Francesco Petrarcha. Mai non vo pin
cantar com^ io soUiia. . . . [Milano, 1559.]
40. ff. 35 [il. Place and date at end of the dedication,
which also furnishes the name of the author.
Moreto, P. Rimario de tvtte le cadentie di
Dante, e Petrarca, raccolte per Pellegrino Moreto
mantovano. Nouamente con la gionta ristanipato.
M.D. XXXIII. .-it end: Stampato in Vinegia per
Francesco di Alessandro Bindoni, & Maplieo Pasini,
Compagni, Negli anni del Signore. M.D.XXXIII.
Del inese di Oltobrio.
8". ff. [2S]. Two copies.
Mosti, E. . . Parafrasi della canzone xxix.,
Italia ?nia, di messer F. Petrarca. Pisa, Valenli,
187S.
8". pp. [15]. Pages numbered alternately with Roman and
Arabic numerals.
. . Alia regina d'ltalia I'orfano della
Nina da Pisa; parafrasi della canzone xlix. (in p.arte)
di messer F. Petrarca. Pisa, Valcnti, 1878.
80. pp. [15]. Alternate pagination, Roman and Arabic:
the t^vo paraphrases bound together.
Mugna, P. Ricordo del Vo centenario dalla
morte del Petrarca. No I. Padova, Prosperini,
1874.
Folding-sheet, pp. [8]. Another copy without the "No. 1."
Miiller, O. Aus Petrarca's alten Tagen . .
Berlin, Janke, 1862.
2 v. So. Vol. i. ff. [2], pp. 286; ii. ff. [2], pp. 240.
Muzzi, L. Sopra un luogo del Petrarca e per
incidenza suUa proposta del sig. cav. Vincenzio
Monti, letlera . . Bologna, Nobili, 1823.
8". pp. xxii, f. [i]. On the line, La donna, clu'l mio cor
net vtso porta.
Epistola . . contenente la nuova espo-
sizione di un luogo del Petrarca e di alcuni di Dante.
Bologna, A'ohili, 1825.
80. pp. Ixiii, ff. [2]. On the three lines commencing Qitando
agli ariiititi rat neve divegnc, in the canz. PercJii la vita i
breve.
Nachrichten von den altern erotischen Dich-
tern. See Unger, J. P. von.
zu dem Leben des Franz Petrarca. See
Sade, J. P. P. A. de.
Nannucci, V. Intorno al pronome Lei usato
dagli antichi nel caso retto ad illustrazione di un
luogo del Petrarca, osservazioni . . Corfu, 1841.
8". pp. 51.
[Narducci, E.] I codici petrarcheschi delle
biblioteche governative del regno indicati per cura
del ministero dell' istruzione pubblica. Roma, Ti-
pografta romana, 1S74.
80 ff. [2], pp. 212. See AppendLx iu
Catalogo del codici petrarcheschi delle bib-
lioteche Barberina, Chigiana, Corsiniana, Vallicel-
liana e Vaticana e delle edizioni petrarchesche esis-
teiiti nelle biblioteche pubbliche di Roma . .
Roma, Loesc/wr, 1874.
8'^ pp. vii, loi.
Neumayr, A. Illustrazione del Prato della
\'alle ossia della piazza delle statue di Padova; parte
prima. Padova, Seminario, 1807.
8'*. pp. xvi, 441. After p. 208 is inserted an unnumbered
folio with a half-title, Illiistrasionc del Prato della I 'alle ossia
della piazza delle statue di Padova ; parte secoiida. Petrarch,
pp. 153-172.
Olivier- Vitalis, H. d'. L'illustre chatelaine
des en\ irons de Vaucluse, la Laure de Petrarque;
dissertation et examen critique des diverses opinions
des ecrivains qui se sent occup^s de cette belle Laure
que le divin poete toscan a immortalis^e, et dont lui
seul nous a fourni quelques donn^es pour son int^-
ressante biographie. . . Paris, Tesehener, 1842.
1. S». pp. XV, ff. [2], pp. 20-283, f- [i]- 6 pl-
Oniaggio poetico al chiarissimo p. professore ab.
Antonio .Marsand per la celebre edizione delle Rime
del Petrarca uscita per opera e studio di lui nel
giorno 6 Aprile 1820 dalla tipografia del seminario.
Padova, Seminario, 1820.
1. 40. pp. 31.
[Opici, L.,] compiler. Canzoniere per la gio-
ventu italiana. Lugano, Ritggia, 1S34.
8". pp. xvi, 280. Petrarch extracts, pp. 5-17.
Opmeer, P. , andlj. Beyerlinck. Opvs chro-
nographicvm orbis \Tiiversi a mvndi exordio vsqve
£id annvm M.DC.XI. Continens histori.am, icones,
et elogia, svmmorvm pontific^in imperatorvm, re-
g%'m, ac virorvra illvstrivm ; in duos Tomos diuisum.
Antverpi^, ex Typographeio Hieronymi
Verdvssii clo.lo.c.xi.
2V. fo. Vol. i., ff. [6], pp. 516, ff. [16] ; iL, pp. 338, ff. [3].
The title-page to the first volume is engraved : the title-page to
t ii. is included in the second, pagination: it reads: Opvs chro-
nsgraphicvm orbis vniversi ab anno M.DC.XI. ad vsque
M.DC.XI. Cofttinens historiant icones, et elogia svmmo-
n'lir, pontijtcvm iinperaiorvin, rcgvm, ac virorvm illvs-
trtz'/n . . to/nus II. Antverpite, Ex Typographcio'Wx^^
RONVMI VerdussI. M.DC.XI. Petrarch, portrait and sketch,
'., p. 394-
Oradini, L. Dve lezzioni di m. Lvcio Oradini,
lette pvblicamente nell' accademia fiorentina. In
Fiorenza. Appresso Lorenzo Torrentino, M.D.L.
80. pp. 96. Lettvra . . sopra il sonetto Qvattta inuidta
ti porto attara terra, letta ... la prima domenica di
Giugno M.D.L., pp. 11-42; Lettvra . . sopra il sonetto
Se inai/oco per Foco non si spense,\^\.\3, . . . I'ultima do-
menica d'ottobre M.D.L., pp. 47-96.
PETRARCH BOOKS.
19
Orologio, F. S., manjiiis. S^c Bond! dall'
Orologio, F. S., marquis.
Orsilago, P. La settima lettione cH m. Pietro
Orsilago da Pisa sopra il sonctto del Potrarca J\7ssa
ia nauc mia colma d^obiio. In Firenze. MDXLIX.
80. pp. [50].
Padova a Francesco Petrarca nel quinto centena-
rio dalla sua morte. [Padova, St-minario, 1S74].
4^- ^- [^]i plioL portr., pp. 474, f. [1]. Contents: — L)ichia-
razioru ed illustrazioni storico-critichc del ritralto di F. Putrarca
tratie dalla edizione delle rime fatta per cur.i del prof. Antonio
ab. IMarsand, pp. [i]-i4; Petrarca a Padova e ad Arqua, stu-
dio di Giovanni Citadella [153-76; Africa FrandsciPetrarchai
nunc primum emendala curante Francisco Corradini, [77]-474-
Paiiizzi, A. Chi era Francesco da Bologna?
Londra, Case iH Whittingham^ 185S.
8'>. pp. 31, 5 pi. Atendinms.: Nuova appmdice ; secojida
edizioue con tiuova appendice, Londra, 1873, f. [1], pp. 50-58
[2]. Privately printed. See Appendix ii.
Papencordt, P. Cola di Rienzo und seine Zeit,
besonders nach ungedruckten Quellen dargestellt.
. . Hamburg, Perthes^ 1S41.
80. pi., pp. \-i, 354, cv. Petrarch, pp. 53-60, 103-110, 156-
161, 184-186, 257-259, 341-34S, lx.\xviu-bcxxix.
Paxolari, G. C Delia religiosita di Francesco
Petrarca, discorso . . Bassano, Baseggio, 1847.
1. S". pp. 48. Two copies.
Paroliiii, G. L'incontro di Petrarca e Laura in
paradiso: cantiche. Piacenza, Majno^ 1816.
80. ff. [5], pp. S3.
Pasqualigo, C. Saggio di alcune varianti trntte
dai migliori codici a penna delle rime di Francesco
Petrarca esistenti nelle biblioteclie Mediceo-Lauren-
ziana e Riccardiana di Firenze . . Savona, Mi-
ralla, 1S62.
1. 80. pp. 20. Autograph of author. Two copies.
Varianti e correzioni ai trionfi di Francesco
Petrarca tratte dai migliori codici a penna e dalle piu
antiche stampe. Venezia, Grlmaldo, 1S67.
80. pp. 32. Editor's name at the end of the preface. See
also sub Petrarca.
Fastorello, D. Pel quinto centenario di Fran-
cesco Petrarca, canto popolare . . Padova, Lon-
go, 1874.
80. pp. 14. The only title-page is on the cover, which is
not Included in the pagination.
Paterno, L. Nuouo Petrarca di m. Lodovico
Paterno, distinto in qvattro parti. La prima & se-
conda, in vita & in morte di M. Mirtia. La terza de'
varii soggetti, & la quarta de' Trionfi ... In
Venetia, Appresso Gioan' Andrea Valuassori, detto
Guadagnino. MDLX.
80. ff. [8], pp. 624, ff [12].
Penco, E. . , Francesco Petrarca. Milano,
AgueUi, 18S2.
80. pp. vi, 58. Portrait of Petrarch, included in the pagina-
tion, pp. [27-28].
Pendens, F. T. Histoire de la litt^rature ita-
lienne depuis ses origines jusqu'A nos jours (1150-
1848) . . Paris, DcUigj-ave, 1867.
8*^. pp. XV, 480. Petrarch, pp. 65-84 ; Petrarchists, pp.
248 ff., 296.
Perticari, G. Degli scrittori del trecento e de*
loro imitatori ; delP amor patrio di Dante Alighieri ;
intorno la morte di Pandolfo Collenuccio; letlcre
familiari e delle nozze di Costanzo Sforza con Lsa-
bella d'Aragona . . Parma, Fiaccadorl^ 184S.
8". pp. xxiii, 295. Petrarch, pp. 123-132 and elsewhere.
Peruzzi, L. Ricordi sulla vita di messer Fran-
cesco Petrarca e di madonna Laura, scritli da Luigi
Peruzzi, loro contemporaneo. Bologna, Romagnoli,
1866.
_8<». pp. 35. Scelta di citriosita htterarie ittcdite 0 rare,
disp. 69; '■■^izione di 202 esemplari. N. 137.
Petrarca, Francesco.
I. COLLECT! IE U'K/TLVCS. .
1496. Librorum l-'rancisci Petrarcha; Basilere
Imprcssorum Annotatio. Bucolicum Carmen per
duodecim Aeglogas dislinctu. De Vita solitaria:
Libri. IL De Kemedijs utriusqi Fortunae : Libri. IL
Libri quem Secretuni : siue de Conflictu curarum
suarum inscrij^sit: Colloquium trium dierum. De
Vera sapientia : Dialogi. II. De Rebus memoran-
dis : Libri. IIIL Contra medicum obiurgantem :
Inuectiuaru libri. IIIL "Lpislolarum de Rebus fami-
liaribus: Libri. VIII. EpistolarUm sine titulo: Liber.
I. Ad Charolum quartum Romanoiv Regcm : Kpis-
tola. I. De Studiorum suorii successibus ad Posteri-
tate : EpI'a. I. Septem Psalmi prenitentiales. Epi-
toma Illustriu uirorum ad PVanciscu de Cnrrharia.
Eiusdem Epitomatis : post obitu Francisci Pe-
trarchse : Lorbardi dc Siricho supjilcmentum.
Beneuenuti de Rombaldis Libellus qui Augustalis
dicit. At end: Explicit Liber Augustalis : Beneue-
nuti de Ranibaldis cum pluribus alijs opusculis Fran-
cisci Petrarchan : Impre^sis Basiles^ per Magistrum
loannem de Amerbach : Anno salutiferi uirginalis
partus : Nonagesimosexto supra millesimu quatercj
centesimum.
This is the earliest collective edition of Petrarch's works,
those cited by certain bibliographers— of Deventer 1494, P-asle
1494 and 1495, and Venice 1496— being now generally regarded
as never having. had an existence. 'Ihe mention of a Deventer
1494 edition is said lo occur in Visser {A^aam/tjst vun hockcn) ',
it certainly does occur in Panzer, Janscn and Hain. Panzer
cites Mal:i,iire and Visser, but the title seems not to be in the
former. The whole story of this supposed Deventer edition
may have originated in a careless reading (by cither Visser or
Panzer, or both) of the following lines occurring in one of Mait-
taire's lists (cd. nova, Tom. i., Amst. 1733, p. 789) : —
F. Petrarchje Opera, fo. Basil. 1494
Liber metricus Faceti Morosi. 4«. Davent 1494
On referring to these in Maittaire it will be seen that they are
so printed that, at a hasty glance, the place and date of the
second work might be read m connection with tlie title of the
first. Once thus copied into the references of Vi.sscr or Panzer,
the blunder would of course perpetuate itself, if Ferrazzi is to
be believed (see note, p. 211), Campbell, in hi'^ Atnitiics de hx
typographic nccrkinduisc an Xi '. siccU, does not mention the
citation of the Deventer edition by Visser. It is true that some
of the minor treatises of Petrarch were printed at Deventer be-
tween 1490 and 1500 (the Eclogues and the Ciriscldis, for in-
stance, both from the press of Richard Paflroet, and die De
co>ttcfr.ptn mundi (rom that of Jacobus de Breda), and this fact
may have originated or confirmed the belief in a ]Jeventer issue
of all the works. Notices of the other pscudo editions (of Basle
and \'enice) have probably arisen from misprints in catalogues
and similar errors. Ferrazzi (j). 211) mentions a Paris 1501 edi-
tion of the collected Latin writings, which seems to be equally
apocryphal.
This Basle edition (Hortis, no. i) is in folio, and contains 388
unnumbered leaves, the colophon cited occurring on the ob-
verse of f [367], the reverse being blank. The obverse of tlie
next folio contains, in the centre of the page, the title of the
index, Principaltu sentcntui?-u ex iil>ns Emncisci Pctrarcha
coUceiarn smnmaria Antiotatto ; the other side of the folio is
blank ; at the top of the next page the inde.\ begins, filling 20
folios to the end of the volume. The edition includes only the
Latin works. The editor was Sebastian Brandt, the famous
author of the Narrenschiff. On the reverse of the title-page
are twenty Latin verses, entitled, Dc Connncudaitoue Irii-
p7-essio>iis Francisci Pctrarchae E/ofpu Sd'astiutii BrarJ.
The collection contains three copies, all perfect e.\cept that
f. [i] in one copy is supplied in e.vact facsimile — so exact as
to be indistinguishable except by the use of a glass. One of
the two perfect copie> is unusually tall, having broad margins,
and with some illuminated initials; it is in the original stamped
vellum and oak binding. At the beginning are two leaves
of rubricated ms. (not later than the verj- earliest years of the
i6th centur>') with the title at the head, FRANCISCI PO-
ETF LAVREATI ET ORATORIS CLARISSIMI
PSALMI CONFESSIONALES. At the end .are seven
leaves, containing in the same, or a similar handwriting, AuC'
ioritatcs varic philosophorum, poctarum cratorutti et alio-
runt scriP'toruiJi de rebus z'ariis coHectc et primo dc Funui
bona ct mala. One of the copies has the treatise, De vera
sapientia inserted before the De Renwdiie. Otherwise, in all
the copies, the arrangement is tliat given by Hortis. One of
tlie copies is bound by Pratt.
PETRARCH BOOK'S.
y
1501. Librorum Fraucisci Petrarche Impres-
sorum Annotutio. De ignorantia suiipsius et m»l-
loll. Liber. I. De ocio religioso:!/. Liber. \. Itine-
rariura. Propositum factum cora rege vngarie. De
vita solitarra. Libri. IL De Remedijs utriusc^ for-
tune. Libri. H. Libri quern secretmn siue de con-
fiictu curarum suarum inscripsit: Colloquium trium
dieruj. De uera sapientia. Dialogi. IL De rebus
memoraiidis. Libri. IIU. Contra mcdicum obiur-
gante: Inucctiual/ Libri. IIIL Epistolaruj de rebus
familiaribus. Libri. VIIL ^d quosdam ex illustribus
anliquis quasi sui pteporanei forent. EpVc V. Kpis-
tolarum sine titulo. Liber. L Ad Karolum quartum
Romanorum regem. Kpl'a. L Septem psalmi pcni-
tetiaies. Inuectiua contra Galium. Kpitoma Illu?.,-
trium virorum ad Franciscum de Carrharia." Eius-
dem Kpilomatis : post obitum Francisci Petrarche :
Lorbardi de siriclio Supplementum. Beneuenuti de
Robaldis Libellus qui Augustalis dicitur. At cud .-
Explicit liber Augustalis : Beneuenuti de Rambaldis
cum pluribus alijs opusculis Francisci Petrarche Im-
pressis Venelijs (impesis dni Anchee Torresani de
Asula) per Simonem de Lucre : Anno Incarnationis
Christi. M.cccccj. die. xxvij. Blarcij. Feliciter.
Annotatio nonnuUorum librorum seu epistolarum
Francisci Petrarche, Vita Petrarche edita per Hie-
ronymum squarzaficum Alexandrinum. Epistolc
rerum senilium. C.xxviij. diuise in libris. xviij.
Item epistole. Ivij. eiusdem poete: & aliorum.
Africa libri. viiij. Buccolicum carmen in duo-
decim eglogas distincluni. Epistole metrice ad bar-
batum. "ixiiij. «Si: libri tres. Testamentum suum.
Priuilegium laureationis sue. Atev.d: hnpressum
Venetijs per Simone de Lucre: impensa domini An-
dree Torresani de Asula. 17. Junij. 1501. [2v. inl].
fo. ii. [4Q4]. The colophon is in the second coUmiii of the
obverse of the last folio, the reverse '^''mg blank. 'Ih.cse two
volumes form the second collective iaition of the works, and
the first Venctin'n edition. Only tht Latin works are included.
The arrangement of the treatises is that given by Hortis {no. 2),
but the head-line on f. {:i]ii reads, Lzl'cr Dc i^vordtia sui &=
ahorfi, instead of the reading given by Hortis (p. 4). Folio
[306] Is a blank leaf separatiiig the two parts. In the present
copy n*. [64] and [65J occur in duplicate.
1503. Librorum Francisci Petrarche Irnpres-
sorum Annotatio Vita Petrarche edita per Hierony-
muni squarzaficum Alexandrinum. Epistole rerum
senilium, C.xxviij. diuise in libris. xviij. Item epis-
tole. Ivii. eiusdem poete : & aliorum. De ignorantia
- suiipsius & multorum. Liber, i. De ocio religio-
sorum. Liber, i. Ilinerarium. Propositum factum
coram rege Nmgarie. De vita solitaria. Libri. ii.
De remediis utriusqi fortune: Libri. ii. Libri quem
secretum siue de conflictu curarij suarum inscripsit :
Colloquium trium diei;. De vera sapientia. Dia-
logi. iiii. De rebus mcmorandis Libri. iiii. Cotra
raedicu obiurgate Inuectiual^. Li. iiii. Epistolaru de
rebus familiaribus. Libri. viii. Ad quosdam ex illus-
tribus antiquis quasi sui contemporanei forent. Epl'e.
V. Epistolarum sine titulo. Liber, i. Ad Karolii
qrtu Romanoru rege. Epl'a. i. Septem psalmi peni-
tentiales. Inuecliua contra Galium. Epitoma Illiis-
Irium virorum ad Franciscu de Chararia. Eiusde
Epitomatis : post obitii Fracisci Petrarche : Lorbardi
do sirico 5_Hipplemetia. Beneuenuti de Rombaldis
Libellus qui Augustalis dicitur. Africa libri. viiii.
Epistole metrice ad barbatu. Ixiiii. & libri tres Tes-
tamentum suum. Priuilegium laureationis sue. Bu-
colicum Carmen in duodecim eglogas distinctum cum
comento Beneuenuti Imolensis viri Clarissimi. At
end: Imprcssum Venetiis per Simonem Papiensem
dictum Biuilaquam. Anno domini. 1503. die uero.
15. lulii.
fo. ff. [524I. The third edition of the Latin works, the
second Venetian one, corresponding in every way to the careful
description given by Hortis (no. ^) ; it was bound by Zachns-
dorf of London. The colophon Is in the second column, ob-
verse of f [494] ; the reverse is blank, and then follows the title-
page of the last work mentioned in the main title, Bucoiicui/i
Cariiwn in ituodi'cim e^log^as distinciuM cum cotrtento Bctwue-
Huti Imolensis viri Clarissimi. At the end of this, and at the
foot of the second column on the obverse of the last folio [524],
is this: — Pt'trarchac laureaii pociae sub bucolico cannim re-
colL'ctionis sub uiro ueneratido Magistro Bcneuenitto de ymola
Recollecte fa: licit: r expliciunt : per me Marann horigono de
Venet. Annis. d. nostri I esu christi : curreiitibus. ALccccxvi.
Die. 7'ii. lulH. This date of 1416, which Hortis simply declares
a misprint, has aftorded a good deal of trouble to tlie bibliog-
raphers, from Panzer down.
Brunet and Griisse make Horigono (or Ongono) a printer, as
does Ijlanc also in his article on Petrarch in Ersch and Gruber;
but can any other works be cited which issued from his press?
Meanwhile the explanation of the singular date is not easy.
Simon de Gabis, called Bevilaqua of Pavia (not to be con-
founded with Nicolo Bevilacqua, a possible descendant, who,
after the middle of the i6th century, printed at Venice several
editions of the Rime) went from Pavia, probably his native
place, to Venice, where he issued his first book, an edition of
Terence, in 1485, calling himself then according to Panzer, Si-
mon Biiiilaqita. He published but one more work during this
period of his residence at Venice, a missal in 1487, in which he
gives his name simply as Simoji papiensis, Simon of Pavia.
The same year he transferred his press to Vicenza, from which
city three of his publications are dated, the first one being Boc-
caccio's Gcncalogi(E deorum^ the colophon of which reads, hn-
pressum Vinccntice per Symonem de gabis Papiesem, etc.
His next work {1489), the I'icioria contra Jndccos of the Vene-
tian archbishop, Peter Brutus (see the story of the way the
manuscript reached Bevilaqua's hands as told in Michaud, sub
BnitHs)^ has the following curious colophon, given by Panzer
and Hain: —
Est opus impressum papiense simone clarum:
Compositum petn prccsulis ingenio.
En ego sum simon papiensis nomine ciuis
Biuelaquam nuper fata dedere mihi.
Hunc uirtute mea libi-um magnoqj labore
Impress! : nostra; uirginis ob meritum.
In his next book, the Leges vtitnidpales of Vicenza (1490), the
colophon reads, Impensa et diligentia maxima Simojiis dc
I'apia dictns [sic] Bez'ilacqua^ and with this grammatical slip
he ended his career at Vicenza. Two years later he is again in
\'cnice, and from 1492 prints several books a year (except in
1495-6) undt after the century's end. In some of these, if we
are to believe Panzer — but the statement lacks any other proof
-he wrote himself " Simon Tichicnsis Blbilaqua." His usual
style was "Simon papiensis dictus Bevilaqua."
In 1502 Bevilaqua printed an edition of Cicero's Tuscv.lan
questions, dated September 10, with a colophon worded in his
ordinary maimer. But under the two dates of October 3 and
November 10 appeared some Covimentationcs of Valla on the
Tusculan questions and otiier works, the earliest of the colo-
phons rending, In officina Simonis Bivilaqua. Here the ex-
pression In officina, and the absence of the dictus, form very
striking innovations, leaving Htde doubt that Bevilaqua was
no longer superintending his own press. In fact, it seems cer-
tain that his death took place about Uiis time, for the only work,
after this date, which bears his imprint is the present 1503 edi-
tion of Petrarch's works. This bulky volume had doubtless
been for several months in the press, and the demise or disabili-
ty of the press's proprietor before its completion would naturally
affect its fate. But its printing evidently went on, and by the
middle of the year (July 15) the great Petrarch was apparentiy
finished and Bevilaqua's usual colophon appended to what is
surely the most important work of his press. How long, in the
process of settling the printer's estate, the sheets may have Iain
before actual publication it is impossible to know. The rival
edition of Simon de Lucre had appeared in the middle (June
17) of the year 1501, and this may have influenced in some way
the destiny of the Bevilaqua edition. But it is hardly reason-
able to suppose that the delay was of many years' duration.
When, at last, it was determined by somebody — possibly the
guardians of the estate or its creditors — that the book must be
published and sold, it was discovered that one important por-
tion of Petrarch's writings, the Bucolicnm carmen, had not
been included. A manuscript of the omitted poems, with a
commentary by Petrarch's correspondent, Benvenuto, was per-
haps hastily procured and as hastily prepared for the press
under no especially skilled supervising eye. It was given to
the compositors, who set It up, and with it the name of the
commentator and of the old copyist — Origono or Horigono —
who, nearly a hundred years before, had attached to the manu-
script his name and the date at which he had finished his tran-
script, which was not an uncommon thing for a scribe of those
days to do. Nobody thought of appending an imprint to this
treatise, first, because the book, as a part ot which It was to be
issued, already had one, and secondly, because there was now
no real head to the office, whose name could be given. So this
appendix was struck off — on paper sllghUy inferior in quality to
that which Bevilaqua had originally acquired for the work, and,
although by the same maker, having a sllghdy differing water
PETRARCH BOOKS.
mark A Inir-titlc to the Biicolicum cannen was printed with | in prose, with a contmuous paging ; tome lu. contains the LaUn
S"tletVcrq-pe such as nowhere occurs in the previously- writings in verse, atjd tome iv. . lie Itahanwntings with a con-
Drinted .ortiSt of the volume : and at the same Ume a title-page tmuous paging. The copy corresponds to that described by
printed portion of the volume : and at the same Ume a title-page
for the whole work, in exactly the aunt type as the halJ-titU ;
and on this general title-page the addition of the Bucohcs was
noted in a peculiarly prominent way, showing, as docs the com-
mon tjpe of the two titles, that the printing of tlie Bucolics had
recently been comi)lcted, and that the work was fresh m the
mind of the man who directed the composition of the title-page.
Then the book was published, a few months, or at most a year
or t\m, let us guess, after July is, 1503. .
This explanation of the singular and puzzling date, 1416, may
not be the true one, but it at least avoids the more venturesome
assumptions of Panzer, Ebert, Brunetand Grasse, that apenod
either of 7 or 13 years elapsed between the dates of pnnUng the
two portions of the volume. See Hortis's note, which includes
a citation from Ur. Moser, the Stuttgart librarian.
1554. Francisci Tetrarchae Florentini, Philo-
sophi, Oratoiis, & Poeta; clarissimi, refloiesccntis
liteiaturx Latinaecj linguoe, aliquot seculis horrenda
barbarie iiiquinata; ac pen^ sepultje, assertoris &
instauiatoris, Opera que e.xtant omnia. In quibus
prajter Theologica, Naturalis Moraliscj Philosophite
prxcepta, liberalium quotj artium Encyclopediam,
Histoi-iarum thesauru & Poesis tliuina quandam uim,
pari cum sermonis maiestate, coniuncta inuenies.
Adiecimus eiusdem authoris, qua; Hetrusco sermone
scripsit carmina siue Khythmos in quibus GrKcorum
gloriam, Latinorum copiam, uiris hac a:tate doctis-
simis ajquasse, im6 suauitate & elegantia superasse_
multuni, uisus est. Ha:c quidem omnia nitnc iterum'
summa diligentia a mendis repurgata atij, innumera-
bilibus in locis, genuina: integritati restitut.i, & in
Tomos qualuor distincta. Quk uero unoquoq! Toino
continentur uersa pagina Lectori exhibebit. Insig-
niorvm atqve doctissimorvm in re literaria uirorum,
de hoc autore testimonia in Praefatione habes. Ba-
silea: excudebat Henricus Petri. At end: Basilea:
per Henrichvm Petri Mense Martio, anno M.D.-
LIIII. [4 V. in I.]
fu. ff [14I, pp. 1375, ff. I42]. ■ The fourth edition of the
works, the second Basle edition, and the first which includes
the Italian writings, which fill the 42 unnumbered folios at the
end and make the fourth tome. The copy according to Hortis
(4) is perfect, and was bound by Bauser of Paris. The dedi-
catory letter prefaced to this edition shows that the editor was
a fertile writer of the day, Johannes (or, .as he subsequently
styled himself, Basileus Johannes) Herold, bom at Hochstadt
in Suabian Bavaria, in 1511. He is supposed not to have been
alive when the re-impression of this edition was made in 1581.
(See Ersch uud Grubcr, sub nomine, where the statements of
the Michaud Biographie universelle are corrected.)
1581. Francisci Petrarcliae Florentini, philo-
sophi, oratoris, et poet^ clarissimi, reflorescentis
literat\Tse latina^qve lingvae, aliqvot secvlis hor-
renda barbarie inquinata ac penfe sepultce, asser-
toris & instauratoris. Opera quae extant omnia. In
quibus praeter Theologica, Naturalis, Moralisq! Phi-
losophise priECepta, liberalium quoqt artium Kncy-
clopediam, Ilistoriarum thesaurum & Poesis diui-
nam quandam uim, pari cum sermonis maiestate,
coniuncta inuenies. Adiecimvs eivsdem avthoris,
qv3e Hetrvsco sennone scripsit carmina sive Rylh-
mos, in quibus Gra;corura gloriam, Latinorum co-
piam, uiris hac a:tate doctissiinis aequasse, imo
suauitate & elegantia superasse multCim, uisus est.
Haec quidem omnia nunc iterum summa diligentia a
uarijs mendis, quibus scatebant, repurgata, atque in-
numerabilibus in locis) genuina: integritati restituta,
& in Tomos quatuor distincta. Quce uer6 uno-
quoque Tomo continentur, uersa pagina Lectori ex-
hibebit. Insigniorvm atqve doctissimorvm in re
literaria viror\™, de hoc avthore testimonia in Pra:-
fatione habes. Basileae, per Sebastianvm Henric-
petri. At end: Basilere, per Sebastian\'m Henric-
petri, anno i virgineo partv cio.lo.xxci. mense
martio. [4 v. in I.]
fo. ff [14], pp. 1131, 205, f. [i). The fifth edition of the
works antl the third Basle edition, being the last one and the
one usually cited. Tomes i. and ii. conuin the Latin writings
Hoitis (5), except that this one has an additional foho at the
entC on the reverse of which is the printer's mark.
II. LA TIN WRITINGS (Prose).
a. De remediis utriusque fortuziae.
1492. Tabula Rubricarum prxccdentis libri.
&c. Operis Francisci Petrarca; de remedio utriuscj
fortuna;. At end: Accipe tandem candidissime
lector Diuinum Francisci Petrarcie : opus Nicolai
lugari industria soUerti: Nitidissimu Bern.irdini. de
misintis de Pap. ac Ca^saris Parmensis sociorum
diligenti opera. Impressum Cremonae. Anno In-
carnationis dfiice. 1492. die. 17. mensis Nouembris.
fo. bl. If, ft'. [164]. Hortis, 338. The first edition of the
De Remediis with a date. Bound by Zachnsdorf.
1515. Francisci Petrarchae de remediis vtrivsfj
fortvnae. libri. II. At end: Venetiis in aedibvs
Alexandri Paganini inclito Lavretano principe. IIII.
idvs. Novem. M.D.XV.
320. (T. (8), cccxxxv [1]. Hortis, 345. Two copies, one
bound by Pratt, the other by Bauser.
1536. Francisci Petrarchje de remediis vtrivstj
fortvnK. libri II. At end: Venetijs per Dominiij
Bernardinum Stagninum de Tridino Montis ferrati.
Anno Domini. M.D.XXXVL
16^. ff. [6], 7-422, 2 bl. leaves. Hortis, 348.
1546. Francisci Petrarchae poetae oratorisqve
clarissimi, de Remediis utriusque Fortunae ad Azone
libri duo, multo quam antea diligentius ab erratis,
quibus scatebant, repurgati atque eniendati. Lvte-
tiae, Apud Nicolaum Boucher, na ad diuum laco-
bum, sub intersignio floris. 1546-
i6». S. [7], bL If., ff. 415. Hortis, 350.
1557. Francisci Petrarchae poetae oratorisqve
clarissimi, de remediis vtriusque Fortunae ad Azo-
nem libri duo, multo quam antea diligentius ab
erratis, quibus scatebant, repurgati atque emendati.
Lvtetiae, Apud Martinum luuenem, sub insigni D.
ChristophoriferegionecoUegijCameracensitim. 1557-
160. f. [1], pp. 3-811, ff. [6]. Hortis, 353.
1557. Francisci Petrarchse poetae oratorisqve
clarissimi, de remediis vtriusque Fortuna; ad Azo-
nem libri duo, multo quam antea diligentius ab erra-
tis, quibus scatebant, repurgati atque emendati.
Lvtetiae, yVpud Gulielmum Cauellat, sub pingui
Gallina, ex aduerso coUegij Cameracensis. 1557.
16*3. f. [1], pp. 3-S11, ff. \p\- There seems to be only a
title-page ditlerciice between these two editions. _ The t.-p. of
the former lins in the centre a woodcut representing two hands
clasping a T (or cross), about which is twined a serpent ; in the
centre of the t.-p. of the latter is a woodcut of a hen (sat//»a)
standing within a circle. Sep.arate tide-pages to this edition
seem to have been printed for several Pans bookselleis; see
Hortis, 354.
1577. Francisci Petrarchae poetce oratorisqve
clarissimi de Remediis vtriusque Fortuna: Libri 11.
In quorum priore prospera fortuna refutatur : in pos-
teriore vero aduersa defenditur. lam denu6 .iccura-
tius quim antea ab innumeris mendis repurgati &
emendati. Lvgdvni. apvd Clementem Bavdin.
M.D.LXXVII.
16". pp. 884, ff. [5]. Hortis, 357. Three copies.
1585. Francisci Petrarchae poetae oratorisqve
'clarissimi de Remediis vtriusque Fortunae Libri II.
In quorum priore prospera fortuna refutatur : in pos-
tei-iore vero aduersa defenditur. lam denu6 accura-
tius quim antea ab innumeris mendis repugnati &
emendati. Lvgdvni, Apvd' Carol \nn Pesnot. M.U.
LXXXV.
16". pp. 884, ff. [5]. Hortis, 359. Bound by Zaehnsdorf.
1595. Francisci Petrarchae de remediis vtriusau/s
22
PETRARCH BOOKS.
Fortune, libii dvo. Cum Indicibus locupletissimis.
[BernK], Excudebat loannes Le Preux. JI.D.XCV.
i6o. ff. [3], pp. 7-6S6, IT. [22]. Horlis, 360, with whose de-
scription the copy agrees.
160S. Francisci Petrarchre, de remediis vtriusque
Fortune, libri dvo. Editio tertia, prioribus loiigi
castigatior. Cum Indicibus locupletissimis. Ber-
nce. Excudebat loannes le Preux, lUustriss. D D.
Bern. Typographus. M DCV.
i6'>. pp. 728, ff. (i6). Bound by Zaehnsdorf. Not in Hor-
tis.
1613. Francisci Petrarchae de remediis vtriusque
Fortuna?, libri dvo. Editio Quinta, prioribus longfe
castigatior. Cum Indicibus locupletissimis. [Gene-
va:] Apud Esaiam le Preux. M.D.C.XIII.
160. ff. [i6j, pp. 33-72S, ff. [16]. Hortis, 374. Bound by
Zaehnsdorf.
1628. Francisci Petrarchae de remediis vtriusque
Fortunre, libri dvo. Editio Quinta, prioribus longfe
castigatior. Cum Indicibus locupletissimis. Colo-
nice Allobrogum, Ex Typographia lacobi Steer.
M.D.C.XXVIII.
16". ff. [16], pp. 728, ff. [16]. Not in Hortis.
1649. Francisci Petrarchse Poetse Oratorisque
clarissimi, De remediis utriusque Fortune, libri dvo.
Ejusdem de contemtv mvndi CoUoquioruin Liber,
quem secretum suum inscripsit. Editio nova ac
melior. Cum Indicibus duobus, altero Dialogorum,
altero Rerum. Roterodami, Ex Officina Arnoldi
Leers, do loc XLix.
120. engr. L-p., ff. [17], pp. 824, ff. [13]. Hortis, 379.
In Bohemian.
1501. Franciskvs Petrarcha. Ri-^'erse of title-
page: Franczyska Petrarchy Poety a vvelmi zname-
niceho a dospieleho muze w wymluwnosti knijehy
dwoge o leekarzstwij proti sstiestij a nesstiestij totiz
proti libym a protiwnjnn wieczem. At end : Tyto
Ftantisska Pctrarchy Knijehy : ktereezgest Pan
Rzehorz hruby z Gelenije w nowie z Latijnsk^ho
yazyku w Czesky przelozyl ; gsv w Slawnem Starem
miestie Prazskeem wytisstieny. Leta Bozijeho Ti-
syczijeho Pietisteeho Prwnijeho.
f^. ff. [247]. Defective copy of the Bohemian version
(Prague, 1501) of the treatise Dc Ke)nediis utriusque fortitttie.
The title-page contains a full-page woodcut, representing For-
tune and her wheel, with the name, Franciskvs Petrarcha,
above : the two books have separate signatures, book first lack-
ing all after sheet o, that is, after signature o [viii], and book
second lacking the leaves I [n] and N [vi] : every page has
double columns of 41 lines each; black letter; the final signa-
ture of the second book is Q in ten folios ; colophon, bottom of
the second column on reverse of Q [.\] ; the last actually printed
signature is Q v. In the colophon the name of the translator is
g'ven as Gregory Hruby of Geleny, whose Latinized name was
regorius Gelenius. Hruby was his real name : and the epi-
thet Gelcnsky (of Geleny or Gelenie) was derived from the town
so called in northeastern Bohemia. He resided at Prague, of
which he was a respected citizen, and there he died March 7,
1514. He has been styled the reseller of the Bohemian lan-
guage (see Dobrowsky's Gesclticlite tier boltjuisciten Sprncltc,
p. 359-360), and, besides the remarkable version of the De Re-
mediis, translated into his mother tongue the Ejieot/iittii: Mor-
ritz of Erasmus, and a theological work by W. Pisecky ; but
these last two were never printed.
In English.
1579. Phisicke against fortune, as well prosper-
ous, as aducrse, conteyned in two Bookes. Where-
by men are instructed, with lyke indifferencie to
remedie theyr affections, as well in tyme of the
bryght sliyning sunne of prosperilie, as also of the
foule lowryng stormes of aduersitie. Expedient for
all men, but most necessary for such as be subiect
to any notable insult of eyther extremitie. Written
in Latine by Frauncis Petrarch, a most famous Poet,
and Oratour. And now first Englished by Thom.as
Twyne. At London, printed by Richard watkyns.
An. Dom. 1579.
80. ff [8], 342, [3]. Black letter; bound by Bedford. The
translator, Thomas Twyne, physician and poet, was educated
at Corpus Christi College, 0.vford, and wrote, compiled, or
translated a considerable number of works : among them, Tiu
Garland 0/ godtie Jioivers, covtmoniy called Titnncs praters
(London, 1580), and The scitoointaster, or teaelier of table
phylosopliie (London, 1583). He died at Lewes, Sussex, 1613.
1797. Petrarch's view of human life; translated
from the Latin by Mrs. Dobson ... a new
edition. 'L.on^on, Assoeiateil booksellers^ 1797-
8". pp. xiii, 359, ff! (4]. This so-called translation is really
a selection of passages taken from Twyne's English version
{Phisicke against/ortttne. London, 1579 — see preceding title),
apparently without any comparison with the original, and with
scarcely more alleradon than was necessary to connect the
selected passages. The statement on the title-page that Mrs.
Dobson translated the work from the Latin is, therefore, in-
correct
In French.
1534. Messire Fracois petracque des remedes
De lune & lautre fortune : prospere & aduerse :
nouuellemet Imprime a Paris. On le vend a Paris
par Pierre Caouduol a lenseigne de lescu de Bre-
taigne. At end : Cy finist le liure de Francois pe-
tracque Poete florentin des remedes de lune et lautre
fortune, prospere & aduerse Nouuellemet tr.aslate de
latin en fracois, Imprime a Paris. M.D.xxxiiii.
fo. ff. [6], clxxiii. Black letter, with woodcuts; bound by
Masson-Debonelle. The first edition of this version was print-
ed at Paris, 1523. The translator was a writer of the 14th cen-
tury, Nicolas Oresme (d. 13S2), bishop of Lisieux, who also
rendered the Ethics and Politics of Aristotle into French.
1660. Le sage resolu contre I'vne et I'avtre for-
tune. Par Francois Petrarque. Premiere partie.
Edition Nouvelle. A Brvxelle, Chez Francois
Foppens, Imprimeur & Libraire, au S. Esprit.
M. DC. LX. . . .
120. engr. L-p., ff. [29], pp. 514.
1661. Le sage resolu, contre la fortvne et contre
la mort. Par P'ran5ois Petrarque, Florentin. II.
Partie. A Bruxelles, cliez Francois Foppens, Lib-
raire & Imprimeur. M. DC. LXI.
120. engr. L-p., ff. [3], pp. 616. The engraved title-page
of both volumes reads : Le Sage Resoh contre la Bonne et
inavz'atse Forh'ne, par Francois Petrarque Florentin Ncnt-
vellentent jnis en Franfois . . . This is the same version
as the following one, made by Franfois de Chatonniere de Gre-
nailles (b. 1616, d. after 1678), a fertile writer. The Michaud
Btograpiiic uni-jerselle (vol. 17, p. 4S5) s.ays: "Dans la pre-
face de sa traduction du Sage r^soiu de Petrajquc (1660), Gre-
nailles dit qu'on I'avait accuse de crime d'Ktat et qu'il a\'ait
couru le risque de porter sa tete sur I'^chafaud; " and again:
" L'lm des molns mauvais ouvrages de Greuailles est la traduc-
tion du Uvrc de Petrarque, De remediis utriusque JbrtuntE,
Elle eut dans le temps assez de succes : il en piiblia le premier
volume en 1650 ; mais le second ne parut qu'en 1660, chose tres-
singuliere dans un ^crivain qui, pour la fecondite, aurait pu
defter Scudery. La premiere edition est intitiili^e le Sage resolu
centre la fortune ; mais dans la rdimpression, Paris, 1678, 2
vol. in-i2, il changea ce titre en celiii d.^Entretiens de Pi-
trarque." The remark here made concerning the first edition
applies to the Paris original edition of 1550-1560, not to this
Brussels reprinL
1673. Le sage resolv contre la fortvne, ov le
Petrarqve, Mis en Fran9ois par Mr De Grenaille,
Ecuyer, sieur de Chateaunieres. ^Dernier Edition.
Reveue & corrig^ par FAutheur. A Lyon, Chez lean
Baptiste De Ville, rue Merciere, a la Science.
M. DC. LXXIII. . . .
2 v. 120. Vol. i., li\Te i, engr. t.-p., ff. [30], pp. 516, f.
[i] ; ii., Uvre ii, engr. L-p., ff [4], 616, f. [i].
In German.
1516. Eyn Neiiwe Geteiitscht Biichleyn, Inhal-
tende Grosse Erbermliche Clagen, der Synlichkeit vfi
des .Schmertze Umb Belegerug Zerstorug Verbrenug
vaterlats. Kranckheit des Leibs. Ufi' dz alles
Trostlich Antwurt Der Vcrnunfft. A tend: Getriickt
zu Oppenheym. Anno. &c. 1.5.1.6.
4'^. ff- [8J. Black letter, with woodcuts ; bound by Zaehns-
dorf. A translation of book ii., dictlognes Ixviii., Ixix., Iv., and
PETRARCH BOOKS.
23
iii. of the De Rcmediis. On ihe reverse of the title-page is a
dedicatory letter, dated Oppenheim, on the Monday after St.
Lawrence, 1516, addressed to Dcin StrCfi^vnHcr^fii Hansen
LantschaJe zu Stcinach RitU'y, by Jacob Kobel dysser zcit
Statschreiber zu Oppcheiin. in which the writer states that this
kUyn /tiichtbar bikhleyn has been translated from the Latin
original of Petrarch by his Ler€r rn gcbitcr, der Hociigetert
Doctor Add ll't-rn/ier von Thctiiar, whom he describes as
Ordinarius of the University of Heidelberg.
1559. Iliilff, Trost vnd Rath in allem anligcn
der Menscheii. Fiancisci Petraiche, des liochwei-
sen, fiirtreflichen Poeten Mid Oratorn, zwei Tiost-
biicher, \'on Artznei vnd Rath beyde im guten vnd
widerwertigen Gliick. Zu Franckfurt am Mein, Bci
Christian Egenolffs Erben. M. D. LIX.
fo. ff. [6], ccxxii; many woodcuts. Contents: — I. -p.:
Petrarch's testament ; brief life ; Petrarch's preface to the first
book; Innhtili ; Vorred Sebastian Brandts ; verses (For.
tuna Evrlpvs) ; book i. (ff. i-cv) : verses (ff. cv. rev. — cvi) ;
Petrarch's preface to the second book (ff. c\'ii-c.vi obv.) ; book
ii. (ff. c.\i. rev. — ccxxii). Two of the 30 verses by Sebastian
Brandt (25, 26) read as follows ; —
Vil \-ngluck mir anfechtung mem,
Hdr zu, Petrarcha wiirt dichs lern.
Fourteen editions of the German version of the De Remediis
are cited, but there is a good deal of confusion in the tides
quoted. The title-pages, in fact, vary, but they may per-
haps be classed as follows : I'on dcr A rtzruy beydcr Gliick,
Augsburg, 1532, 1539, and ^545: Zwci Trostbiichervon Artz-
nei »nd Gliick, Frankfurt a-M., 1551, 1555, and 1559: Trost-
spicgel in Gliick itnd Ungliick, Frankfurt, 1572, 15S4, 1589,
1596, 1604, 1614, 1620, and Niirnberg, 1652. But a comparison
of these is necessary to form any defin'»e idea of their variations,
as well as of the names of the translator or translators. To the
list ought to be added a volume of copper-plate engravings,
with both a Latin and a German title, cited as follows: Nova
Piiilotlieca Petrarckiana, contincns alitpiot 124 artijiciosas
Jigiiras, gtta in /". P. libro qui solaincn in bona et prospcra
/ortuna intitulatnr, ligttcis Ji^iris invcniuntur. Nunc vcro
. . . trncis Jignris ab S. Kicsero scnlptore, in iuic fortna
in Ittcetn editie sunt : Das ist nczv Stammbuch : In ■welclicni
124 Kiinstliclic Pigurcn so ausz. F. PetrarclitE Bitcii wclckcs
er Trostspicgcl in gtttein Gliick intitulirt . . . bcgrciJJ'ct.
Nttn aber . . , von E, Kiesern . . . in Kupffcr
gravirt an Tag gegebcn. . . Franckfurt am Mayn, 1620,
obi. 40. There was a previous edition of this at Frankfurt in
1614 with only 116 plates, which may have been mistaken for
the edition of the te.\t of that year cited in the list given above.
The woodcuts in the earlier editions of the German version are,
in part at le.ist, by Hans Burgkmair.
1584. Trostspiegel in Gliick \'nd Ungliick, Des
Weitberiimbten Hochgelehrten fiiitrefflichen Poeten
vnd Oratorn Francisci Petrarche Tro.stbiicher, von
Rath, That, vnd Artzeney in Gliick vnd UnglUck,
Nemlich, wie sich ein jeder verstiindiger Mensch
halten soil, In seiner Wolfahrt nicht vberheben,
Desgleichen in Ungliick, Widerwertigkeit, Angst
vnnd Noth zutrosten wissen. Allen ehrliebenden
Regiments Personen, Hauszvattern, vnd jedermen-
niglichen, vves Stands sie seyn mogen, zu Nutz vnd
Trost ausz dem Lateinischen mit fleisz verteutscht,
vnd mit schonen Figuren geziert, vnd in Truck von
newera verfertiget. . . . Getruckt zu Franck-
furt am Mayn, in Verlegung Christ. Egenolffs Er-
ben. Anno M. D. LXX.XIIII.
fo. ff. (4], 222, [3] ; many woodcuts. Bound by Pratt
1620. Trostspiegel in Gliick vnd Ungliick,
Francisci Petrarchce Dess Weitberhiiinten Hoch-
gelehrten fiirtrefilichen Poeten vnnd Oratorn Trost-
biicher, Von Rath, That, vnd Artzney in Gliick vnd
Ungliick, Nemblich, wie sich ein jeder verstandiger
Mensch halten soil, In seiner Wolfahrt nicht vber-
heben, Deszgleichen in Ungliick, Widerwertigkeit,
Angst vnd Noth zu trosten wissen. Allen ehrlieben-
den Regiments Personen, Haussvattern, vnnd jeder-
menniglichen, wess Standts sie seyn mogen, zu Nutz
vnd Trost ausz dem Lateinischen mit fleisz ver-
teutscht, vnd mit vielen schSnen kiinstlichen Figuren
gezieret vnd in Truck von newem verfertiget.
. . . Getruckt zu Franckfurt am Mayn, bey Jo-
liann Bringers, seligen, Wittib, in verlegung Vin-
centij Steinmayers. Anno M. DC. XX.
f o. ff. [4I, pp. 379, ff. [3] : many woodcuts. Bound by
Pratt. The contents, text, illustrations, and, with some slight
changes, the arrangement, are the same in these two editions as
in tliat of 1559.
In iTALtAN.
1549. Opera di m. Francesco Petrarca, de
rimedi de 1' vna et 1' altra fortvna, ad Azone, tradotta
per Remigio Fiorentino ... In Vinetia Ap-
presso Galjriel Giolito di Ferrarii MDXLI.X.
8'\ ff. 4:6, [3]. Two copies, one bound by Chatelin. The
full name of the translator, a Florentine, is Remigio Nannini,
according to Melzi (ii., p. 333); but see Stolfi's preface to Das-
s.iminiato's version (i., p. 29),
1584. De' rimedi dell' vna, et I'altra fortvna, di
m. Francesco Petrarca. Libri II. Tradotti per Re-
migio Fiorentino. In Venetia, Appresso Doinenico
Farri. 15S4.
160. ff! [4], 5-416, [3]. Bound by Bauser.
1589. De' rimedi dell' vna, et 1' altra fortvna,
Cioe Auersa, & Fauoreuole. Di m. Francesco Pe-
trarca. Libri II. Tradotti per Remigio Fiorentino
. . . In Venetia, Appresso Giacomo Cornetti.
M D LXXXIX.
8". ff. [4], 5-397, [3]. Bound by Pratt
1607. De' rimedi dell' vna, et 1' altra fortvna, di
m. Francesco Petrarca. Libri II. Tradotti per
Remigio Fiorentino. In Venetia, Appresso Lucio
Spineda. M D C VII.
8". ff. [4], 5-4t6, [6] Two copies, one lacking the first f.
of the Tavola at the end.
1867. De' rimedii dell' una e dell' altra fortuna
di messer Francesco Petrarca volgarizzati nel buon
secolo della lingua per d. Giovanni Dassaminiato
monaco degli Angeli pubblicati da don Casimiro
Stolfi. . . . Bologna, Romagnoli, 1867.
2 V. 80. Vol. i., libr. i., pp. 460, f. [ i] ; ii., libr. ii., pp. 506,
bl. If, ff. [2]. ColU'zione di opcre incditt: o rare dci pritni tre
sccoli delta lingua, 17, 18.
1867. Fioretti de' rimedii contro fortuna di
messer Fr. Petrarca volgarizzati per d. Gio. Dassa-
miniato ed una epistola di Coluccio Salutati al me-
desimo d. Giovanni tradotta di Latino da Niccold
Castellan! ; testi del buon secolo. Bologna, Ro-
magiicli, 1867.
80. pp. 278. Scelta di cvriosita letterarie inedite o rare,
disp. 80; edizione di 202 esemplari, no. 144.
In Spanish.
1523. Francisco Petrarcha de los remedios con-
tra prospera y aduersa fortuna. At end : Fue im-
primido el libro del famoso poeta, y orador Fracisco
petrarca de los rcmedio' cotra prospera, & aduersa
fortua. En la muy noble, & muy leal ciudad d' Cara-
gofa. por Georgi Coci aleman. Acabose a doze dias
del mes de Nouiembre. Aiio de mil, y quinietos, &
veynte, y tres aiios.
fo. ff. [6], clxix. The translator's name is given in the
dedication. " It may be worth while to add here, in connec-
tion with the great Captain [Gonzalvo de Cordova], that a
translation of Petrarca's Dialogues, ' De Remediis utriusque
ForsuncC,' was made, at his especial request, into tine old Cas-
tilian, by Francisco de Madrid {N. Ant. Bib. Nov., Tom. i., p.
442}. I have a copy of it — a most becoming black-letter folio —
printed at ^aragofa, 1523." (See Ticknor's History 0/ Span-
isJt Literature, Lond. 1863, vol. i., p. 183, foot-note.) Antonio
stj-les the translator Franeiseus de Madrid, Palentinus, Petri
Gundisalvi Jilius. The copy is bound by Zaehnsdorf.
1534. Fracisco petrarcha de los remedios cotra
prospera y aduersa fortun.i. M.D.XXXiij. At end:
A loor y gloria de nuestro seiior Jesu christo y de
la sacratissima virgen Maria nuestra seiiora: haze
fin el libro del famoso poeta & orador Fracisco Pe-
tr.irca delos remedios contra prospera & aduersa For-
tuna : q fue impresso en la muy noble & muy leal
cibdad de Seuilla. En casa de JVAN varela de
Salamanca. Acabose a veynte & seys dias d'l mes de
24
PETRARCH BOOKS.
Abril. Ano del nascimieto de nuestro saluadoi Jesu
xpo de mill & fjuinietos & treynta & quatro anos.
fo. ff. [4], clxiii. Last f. numbered by error Ixiii. The
same version ns that published in 1523. Grasse mentions edi-
tions of Valladotid, 1505, Salamanca, 1515, and Saragossa, 1518 ;
while Antonio (Biblioh'u-ca hispana nova, i., p. 442) cites one
of Seville, 1524, printed by Juan Varela; but the date is prob-
ably a misprint for 1534.
b, De contemptu mundi.
1600. Francisci PetrarchiE v. c. De con-
temptu mundi, CoUoquiorura Liber, quem Secretum
suum inscripsit. [Bernce], Excudebat loannes le
Preux. M.DC.
16". pp. 176. The last edition of the Latin te,\L Bound
by Zaehnsdorf.
In French.
1879. P(5trarque. Mon secret, ou du conflit
des mes passions ; traduit pour la premiere fois par
Victor Develay. Paris, Librairie des bibliophiles,
1879- . .„ ■
3 vols. 160. Vol. 1., pp. XXX, 100: u., pp. 133: ni., pp. 187.
Bound by Can.ipe-Belz.
In German.
1846. Franz Petrarch's Bekenntnisse in Ueber-
tragungen seines Briefes an die Nachwelt und seiner
drei Gesprache iiber die Verachtung der Welt ;
Deutsch von Ludwig Clarus. Mainz, Kirehheiin,
1846.
180. pp. viii, 182. The translator died about 1869.
In It.\lian.
1520. Secreto De Francesco Petrarcha in dialogi
di latino in vulgar & in lingua toscha tradocto noua-
mente cum exactissima diligentia stampato & cor-
recto. At end : Impresso in Venetia per Nicolo
zopino & Vicentio compagno. A lande de dio &
dela gloriosa Vergine Maria. Nel anno della incar-
natione del nostro signore Dio M.D.-xx. adi. ix. de
Marzo.
80. ff. [79]. Double columns. Bound by Bauser. The
translator was Francesco Orlandini, of Siena. {Ferrazzi, p.
221.)
1839. Il,mio segreto ossia del disprezzo del
Mondo dialoghi tre di Francesco Petrarca recati in
Italiano dal professore Giulio Cesare Parolari . . .
Venezia, Andreola, 1S39.
80. ff. [i], pp. 210, f. [i].
1847. II secreto e le rime di Francesco Pe-
trarca ; con prefazione di Paolo Emiliani-Giudici.
Firenze, Societa editrice fiorentina, 1847.
120. ff. [3], pp. 1, 456. Contents:- — Intorno alia vita ed
alle opcre di Francesco Petrarca lezione . . . di Paolo
Emiliani-Giudici (p. i) ; 11 Secreto . . . tradotto da Fran-
cesco Orlandini, sanese (p. i): Testamento _. . . tradotto
per quelli che non sanno lettere (p. 129) : Privilege della in-
©oronazionc del Petrarca ... (p. 137) : Le Rime (p. 143).
1857. Del disprezzo del mondo ; dialoghi tre
di Francesco Petrarca : prima versione italiana del
rev. prof. Giulio Cesare Parolari. . . . Milano,
Pirola, 1857.
8'». pp. 258, f [i], pp. XXX. The last pagination (xxx) does
not relate to Petrarch. For another version of the De con-
temptu itiuntti, see I'lifie opere Jilosojiclte di Francesco Pe-
trarca, under the Epistolte.
c. De olio religiosoram.
1604. Francisci Petrarchce v. c. de ocio reli-
giosorvm, libri dvo. Kivsdem de vera sapientia.
Bernte K.xcudebat loannes le Preux, lUustriss. DD.
Bern. Typographus. M.DC.JIII.
i(fl. pp. 173. Bound by 2.aehnsdorf. Hortis, 368.
d. De vita solilaria.
1605. Francisci Petrarchcc v. c. De Vita Soli-
taria. Liber primus. .\d Virum summoe reuerentise
dignum, Philippum Patham, eo tempore Cauallicen-
sem Episcopum . . . Editio secunda, priore
longfe castigatior. BernK. E.xcudebat loannes !e
Preux, Illustr.D.D. Bern. Tj^pographus. M. D. CV.
160. pp. 285. Contains both books i. and ii. Bound by
Zaehnsdorf. Hords, 371.
In Italian.
1879. La vita solitaria di Francesco Petrarca
volgarizzamento inedito del secolo XV^, tratto da un
codice deir Ambrosiana pel dott. Antonio Ceruti
... Bologna, Roma^^noti, 1 8 79.
2 v. 8". Vol. i.. pp. 1, f. [i], pp. 170: ii., f. [i], pp. 250.
Large paper copy, with broad side and bottom margins. Scelta
di curiosita letterarie inedite 0 rare,
e. De Tiris illustribus vitae [and Epitome].
1604. Francisci Petrarchae v. c. opvscvla his-
torica & Philologica, qvorvm titvlos sev summam
sequens exhibet pagella. Bernse, Excudebat loannes
le Preux, Illustriss. D D. Bern. Typographus.
M. DC. IIIL
i6'\ f. [i], pp. 291. Contents: — i. Viront^n ilUtstriuvt
epitome (pp. 1-140) ; 2. De pacijieanda Italia (pp. 141-151) :
3. Ad z'ctcres Rout, reipnb. de/ensores (pp. 152-158): 4. De
capessenda libertate (pp. 159-181); 5. De obedientia ac Jide
uxoria (pp. 182-214) : 6. De avai-itia vitanda (pp. 215-252) :
7. Itinerarium Syriacum (pp. 253-291). Bound by Pratt
Hortis, 369.
1697. C. Jvlii Cfesaris Quae extant Cum Notis
& Animadversionibus Dionysii Vossii, Ut & qui vo-
catur Jvlivs Celsvs de vita et rebvs gestis C. Jvlii
Cccsaris, Ex Musaeo Joannis Georgii Graevii. Am-
stelodami, Ex Typographia P. & J. Blaev . . ..
1697.
8"*. portr., engr. t.-p., ff. [4], pp. 680, ff. [25], pp. 205, 15
pi. and maps. Petrarch's life of Cxsar, under the title of y-ttlit
Ceisi comutentarii de vita jlnlii Ccesaris, at the end of the
volume, ff. [2], pp. 205. Hortis, 381.
1713. C. Julii Cfesaris quje extant omnia . . .
ut & qui vocatur Julius Celsus de vita et rebus gestis
C. Julii Cn:saris, ex museeo Joannis Georgii Graevii.^
Lugduni Batavoruni, Boittcsteyn, 1713.
8'^. engr. t.-p., ff. [7], pp. 862, IT. [26], pp. 224, 15 pi. and
maps. At the end of the volume (f..!']. PP- 224) is Petrarch's
life of Caesar, under the tide of yulii'Celsi eommentarii de vita
ynlii Ctesans. Hortis, 382.
1827. Francisci Petrarchae historia Julii Cae-
saris ; auctori vindica\'it secundum codicem ham-
burgensem correxit, cum interpretatione italica, con-
tulit C. E. Clir. Schneider. . . . Lipsiae,
Fleischer, 1 82 7.
S**. pp. cxxliii, 335. The last page of the prefatory' matter
is erroneously numbered Ixxiiii, instead of cxxiiii. Two copies.
Hortis, 389. >
1829. Diem natalem regis potentissimi et cle-
mentissimi Friderici Gvilelmi III., die III. Avg.,
hora XII. mcd.; orationeet ren\-ntiatione victorvm in
certaminibvs litterariis solenni celebrandvm, maudato
vniversitatis litterarvm Vratislaviensis, indicit C. E.
Ch. Schneider . . . Praemissa est Francisci
Petrarchae de viris illvstribvs libri nondvm editi
pars. Vratislaviae, 1829.
4'*. ff. [2], pp. 32. Hortis, 390.
In Italian [and Latin].
1527. Le vite de gli hvomini illvstri di messer
Francesco Petrarcha. M.D.XXVII. At end:
Stampate in Vineggia per Gregorio de Gregorii, Ne'
I'Anno del Signore. M.D.XXVII. Del mese de
Genaio.
80. ft [6], 381.
1862. La vita di Romolo composta in Latino da
Francesco Petrarca, col volgarizzamento citato dagli
accademici della Crusca di maestro Donato da Pra-
tovecchio ; edizione procurata da Luigi Barbicri,
membro della r. commessione depntata alia stampa
de' testi di lingua. Bologna, Romagnoli, 1S62.
80. pp. 5^. Scelta di eitriositH letterarie inedite o rare,
disp. 18: edizione di 202 esemplari, no. 55. Hortis, 395.
PETRARCH BOOKS.
1863. Le vile cli Numa e T. Of tilio, testo latino
di Francesco I'elrarca e toscano di m. Donato da
Pratovecchio ; per cura e studio di Luigi Barbieri,
. . . Bologna, Ronm^iioli, 1863.
8". pp. 38. Sist'Ua di curiosita letterarie ineditr o rt^re^
disp. 2 ; edizionc di 202 eseinplari, no. i.j8. Hortis, 396.
1874-79. Le vite degli uomini illustii di Fran-
cesco Fetrarca, volgarizzate da Donato degli Alban-
zani da Pratovecchio, ora per la prima volta niesse
in luce secondo un codice Laurenziano citato dagli
Accademici della Crusca, per cura di Luigi Razzo-
lini. Bologna, Romagnoli, 1874-79.
2 V. 80. CofiL-nts : — Vol. i. (pp. x.\xv, 893, f. [1], 2 pi.),
Romolo — Pompeo il grande: ii. (pp. xvi, 726, f [1]), Gaio (Jiu-
lio Cesarc. With the Latin text opposite, and a second tide, —
J^rariciSf-i Pctrarchae de viris tllustribus vitae ftiiftc prima t'jtr
Cffdd. L'ralisinviensi, I 'aticano ac Pataviito in lucem cditcie :
published as part of the Coll^zionc di o^erc inediie o rare del
primi tre sccoii dclLi lirt^a.
/. De rebns memorandis.
1485 ? Francisci petrarclie Poete laureati reru
memorandarum Liber primus incipit Feliciter. [Lo-
vanii, R. Locffs de DrieH, n. d.
40. bl. If., IT. [221]. Contents: — Renttn 7ncinor. lib.
i., 23 ff., lib. ii., 36 ff., fib. iii., 104 ff. ; Dc moiistro guoa tiatil
e i comitatu Jloretino, i f. ; Eiiisdcm francisci petrarcke
epistola de studionivi successions ad postcritatem, 6 fl". ;
Liber Hayrno de xpianarnnt rcnim tnenroria, 51 ff. black
letter. Bound by Zaebnsdorf. Hain (iv., pp. 84-85) malics
the place of publication Cologne, and the printer .Arnold tcr
Hoemen, but the t>'pe is certainly not that used in other issues
of that printer's press. The date is about 1485. Not in Hortis.
In German.
1541. De Rebus Memorandis. Gedenckbuch
AUer der Handlungen, die sich ftirtreffenlich vonn
anbegind der Welt wunderbarlich begeben vnd zu-
getragen haben, wirdig vnd werdt dass sie inn ewig
zeyt nyiTiermer inn vergess gestellt, Dergleichen iiii
Teiitsch vor nye gesehenn, gehort noch geredt ist
worden, Des hochgelerten herrn, Oratoren vn Poe-
ten, Francisci Petrarche, Ganlz new, lustig, lieblich,
alien Standen vnd menschen hoch nutzlich vnnd
noth zu wissenn. An den tag gebracht vnnd Ver-
teiitschet, Durch Magistrum Stephanum Vigilium
Pacimontanum. Gedruckt zu Augspurg, bey Hain-
rich Stayner, M. D. XXXXI.
fo. ff. [S], xcvi. With woodcut illustrations; bound by
Pratt
1566. De rebvs memorandis. Franciscus Pe-
trarcha der Hochgeleert vnd weitberiimpt Orator
vnnd Poet, von allerhandt fiirtreflichen handlungen,
so sich von anbegin der Welt wunderbarlich zuge-
tragen vnnd begeben haben, wol "wirdig, dass sie in
ewige zcit nimmer in vergess gestellt, dergleichen
aach in Teutscher Spraach vor nie gesehen, gehort
noch geredt worden. Jetzunder auffs fleissigst Mind
herrlichst auss dem Latein inns Teutsch gebracht
durch M. .Stephanum Vigilium Pacimontanum, vnd
mit schbnen Figuren gezieret . . . Franckfurt
am Meyn, Bey Christian Egenolfifs seligen Erben.
M. D. LXVL
fo. ff. [61, cii, [6]. _ With woodcuts. Two copies (one
bound by Pratt), of which the one cited has after f cii two un-
numbered leaves, contairiing Der Sieben ll'eisen in Grecia
Sprichworter, In Rheimen gestellt. A nsz dem Spiel Caspa-
ris Bntschii ; the other lacks these, and has therefore but four
imnumbered ff. at the end. The woodcuts used are, in Large
part at least, the same as Uiose found in the early German ver-
sions of the De Remedits.
1591. Von Gedenckwiirdigen Sachen : Das ist.
Von Aller Handt fiirtreflichen Handlungen vnd
Geschichten, so sich von Anbeginn der Welt wun-
derbarlich zugetragen vnd begeben haben, wol wiir-
dig, d.ass sie in ewig Zeit, nicht in Vergess gestellt
werden. Erstlich durch den Hochgelehrten vnnd
Weitberiihmten Oratorem vnd Poeten Franciscum
Petrarche in Latein beschrieben : Hernacher in vnser
Teutsche Spraach gebracht Durch AL Stephanum
Vigilium. Jetzunder aber nach vielfaltigem nach-
fragen aufls new mit vielen schancn, hierzu dien-
lichen IIi..,torien vnd Exempeln gemehrt, vnd mit
einem niitzlichen Register gebcssert. Gelruckt zu
Franckfurt am Mayn. At euj ; Getruckt zu Franck-
furt am Mayn, Bey Martin Lechlern, in verlegung
Frawen Barbarie weyland D. Joannis Cnijiij, vnd
Maria; Paulussen Sleinmeyers bcyder nachgelaisencn
Wittiben vnd Christian Egenolphs seligen Krben.
JLD.XCL
8'\ ff. [8j, 214, [8]. Bound by Zaehnsdorf Grnesse cites
the three editions of this German version which are here given,
styling the last one, erroneously, folio instead of octavo. To
these Ferrazzi (p. 229) adds two other% one of Frankfurt, 1550,
and tlie other, without place, of 1610.
g. Fsalmi poenitentiales.
1821. I sette salmi penitcnziali di Dante Ali-
ghieri e di Francesco Petrarca. Bergamo, Mazzo-
leni, 1 82 1.
80. pp. 91. Petrarch, pp. 57-91 : text and prose version by
A. Levari. Hortis, 386.
1827. I sette salmi penitenziali di Dante Ali-
ghieri e di Francesco Petrarca. Firenza, Socicta'
lipografua, 1S27.
80. pp.81. Petrarch, pp. 51-81. Reprint of the preceding.
In French.
1880. Petrarque. Psaumespenitentiaux; traduits
pour la premiere fois par Victor Develay ; avec une
gravure d'Holbein. Paris, Libiaire des Bibliophiles,
18S0.
16". pp. 61. Frontispiece included in pagination. Bound
by Canape-Kelz.
In Italian.
1852. I salmi di Francesco Petrarca recati di
Latino in versi volgari dal dottore Antonio Racheli.
. . . Guastalla, Liicchiiti, 1852.
80. f [i], pp. 62, f. [i]. With the original text. For an-
other version see the dates 1821 and 1827 above.
In English.
1875. The works of George Chapman : poems
and minor translations ; with an introduction by Al-
gernon Charles Swinburne. London, C/wtto, 1875.
8^. pp. ixxv, 435. Petrarch's seveft penitential psalms
translated, pp. (133J-143. This version was originally pub-
lished in 1612 under the following title : Petrarclt's Seven Peni-
tential Psalms, Paraphrastically translated : with other
Philoscphicall Pocnts and a Hymne to Christ itpon the Crosse,
lyritten by George Chapman , . . London. Imprinted
Jor Jllattheiv Sclman, eltvelling in Fleeie-Streete tware Chan-
eerie lafie. 1612. 8". ff. 50.
/;. De sni ipsins et aliomm ignorantia.
In Italian.
1858. Delia propria ed altrui ignoranza trattato
di Francesco Petrarca con tre lettere dello stesso a
Giovanni Boccaccio; traduzione di Giuseppe Fra-
cassetti, con note. Venezia, Grimaldo, 1858.
80. pp. vii, 219, f [i]. The introducrion is signed G. C.
Parolan.
7* Epistola ad posteros [and Testamentum].
1531. TestanientMn illvstris poetae Francisci
Petrarchae, ab eo ipso mvlto ante, qvam e vita dece-
deret conscriptvm . . . [Venetiis], M.D.XXXI.
8". pp. [8]. Bound with Exempluin Frivilegii laiireae ;
same place and publisher. Hortis, 347.
In French.
1880. Petrarque. fipitre a la postfrit^ et testa-
ment ; tra<luits du Latin par Victor Develay. Paris,
Librairie des bibliophiles, 1S80.
iG". pp. 66. Bound by Canap^-Belz.
In Italian.
1863. Autobiografie : Petrarca, Lorenzino de'
Medici, Chiabrera, Raffaello da Montelupo, Vico,
Foscolo, Balbo. Firenze, Barbera, 1S63.
160. pp. 481, f. [i]. Edited by A. D'Anccna. Translation
of the Epistola ad posteros, pp. [23]-5a.
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PETRARCH BOOKS.
j. Epistolae.
1492. Francisci Pet. epistolefamiliares. At end:
Impresso in Vrbe Venetiarum operi per lohannem
& Ciregorium de Gregoriis Fratres foelix imponitur
finis. Castigatum est aute qua fieri potuit diligentia
a Sebastiao Manilio Romano Ciui : Viro baud illit-
lerato, llumance restaurationis anno Millesimo.
cccc.Ixxxxii. Idibus septebris : Augustino Barba-
dico Serenissimo Venetiaru Principe rempublicam
tenente.
40. ft: [6], 117, [i). Bound by Pratt The dedicatory pre-
face is by Scbastiano Manilio. Hortis, 337.
1601. Franc. Petrarchae philosophi, oratoris et
poets; clarissimi Epistolarum Familiarum libri xiv.
Variarum lib I. Sine titulo lib. i. Ad quosdam ex
veteribus illustriores li. i. Opus non paucis mendis
repurgatum & multis Epistolis auctum ex vetusto
codice bibliothecx I. Chalasii I. C. quse vt ^ ccete-
ris dignosci possint ex Epistola ad lectorem prxfixa
intelligelur. Lvgdvni Apud Samuelem Crispinum.
M.DCI.
80. ff. [16], pp. 683. Hortis, 365, with an interesting note.
1674. Philologicarum epistolarum centuria una
diversorum a renatis literis doctissimorum virorum,
in qva veterum Theologorum, Jurisconsultorum,
Medicorum, Philosopborum, Historicorum, Poeta-
rum, Grammaticorum libri difficillimis locis vel
emendantur vel illuslrantur . . . Omnia qvon-
dam edita ex Bibliotheca ^Melchions Haiminsfcldii
Goldasti . . . addita nunc Prcefatione Hermanni
Conringii. Lipsice, Impensis Job. Bart. Oeleri.
Literis Colerianis. M DC LXXIV.
So. ft". [8], pp. 494, ff. [qI- Franciscus PetrarchaThomre Mes-
sanensi (the two letters hictu dij^cile est and Sic est, ut puta-
ba»t), pp. 1-12. Page 401 contains an extract from Trithcmii
tie scriptorifnts ecclesia'stkis alluding to Petrarch and Richard
de Hury.
1808. Francisci Petrarchce epistola quce inter
editas est prima XII. libri senilium ex autographo
adnotat. et variant, lectionibus locupletata. Patavii,
Tvpis sc'f/ii/ianif 180S.
4''. pp- xii- 13-56. Two copies. Hortis, 384.
1859-63. Francisci Petrarcae epistolre de rebus
familiaribus et varia;, tum qune adhuc turn quce non-
dum editce; familiarum scilicet libri XXIIII., varia-
rum liber unicus, nunc primum integri et ad fidem co-
dicum optimorum vulgati studio et cura Josephi Fra-
casselti. , . . Florentia?, Le Monuier^ 1S59-63.
3 V. 8«. Vol. L, 1850. libr. i-viii., ff. [2], pp. clvl, 457, f. Ir] :
ii.. 1862, libr. ix-xix., ff [2], pp. 575: iii-, 1863, libr. xx-xxiv.,
cpisL var. libr. i., ff. [2], pp. 547- Hortis, 394.
In English.
1842. The history of patient Grisel ; two early
Uacts in black-letter, with an introduction and notes.
London, Pory society., 1S42.
8«. pp. xi, 63. One of the publications of the Percy society,
fonning the Last portion of vol. iii. Both the reprinted tracts
— one originally issued in London, 1619 {T/ie aficicnt, true and
admirable history 0/ patient Grisel), the other, London, with-
out a date {.The pleasant and szvcct history 0/ patient Gris-
selt)—3.Te more or less free renderings of Petrarch's story (in
the letter, Sen. xvii., 3), the second one being partly in verse.
Of the first tract the only anterior edition yet found is London,
1607. The date of the second tract should be 1640, the date at
(he bottom of the title-page having probably been cut off in the
copy used by the Percy society's editor. The poetical portion
is supposed by W. C. Hazlitt {Handbook, 1867, p. 245) to he
by 'ihomas Deloncy, in whose Garland o/good-ivill (LonAon,
1604) it apparently first appeared. The two prose chapters at
the beginning and the two at the end are by a later hand.
Among the publications of the Shakespeare Society (London)
is one entitled Patient Grissd, a comedy by Thomas Dckker,
Henry Chettlc and iVilliam ttaughton, reprinted from the
black-letter edition 0/ 1603 (London, 1841), the introduction to
which, treating of the Griseldis, is meagre and unsatisfactory.
I860. Geoffrey Chaucer. [Canterbury tales;
the story of patient Gri^ilde. Leipzig, TatuhnitZy
18^)0.]
80. pp. 59-94. Extracted from Five Centuries o/ihe E7tg~
lish Language and Literatin-e [edited by B. Tauchnitz], Leip-
zig, i860. Chaucer's rhymed version of Petrarch's Griseldis,
commonly known as " The Gierke's tale," was first printed in
Caxton's first edition of the Canterbiny tales, London, between
1475 and 1480, and is to be found, of course, in every succeed-
ing edition.
1872-75. Originals and analogues of some of
Chaucer's Canterbury tales. London, Triibner^
[1872-75].
80. pp. xli., 288. Petrarch's tale of Griseldis (from the let-
ter, Sen. xvii., 3), pp. 153-176, in the original Latin, with Boc-
caccio's story in Italian, and English notes by J. W. Hales;
Publications of the Chaucer society, 2d series, 7. Of the Latin
original of this letter, printed separately, six editions are cited:
I, n. p., n. d., but printed by Zell, Cologne, about 1470; 2, n.
p., n. d., perhaps by Arnold ter Hoernen, Cologne, between
1470-T472; 3, Ulm, Zeiner, 1473; 4, n. p., n. d., but before
1480: 5, Paris, n. d. : 6, n. p., n. d., but printed at Deventer
by Richard Paffroet about 149S, the sole known copy of which
exists among the municipal archives of Cologne. Ihe literature
of the Griseldis tale has still to be written. Petrarch's version
of it, rather than Boccaccio's, seems to have passed into general
European literature. Translations of it are among the earliest
printed books of England, France, and Germany; and it even
reached as far as Iceland, where it was known under two titles,
the Saga a/ GHshiUii PolinmSdu and the Saga af \^altara
hertoga, and soon passed, as it did elsewhere, into the domain
of folk-lore. (See J6n Arnason's fsle7tzkar ^j65sognr og (Ffin-
tyri, Leipzig, 1864, vol. ii., pp. 414-417: and for the Griseldis
in folk-lore generally, see Rcinhold Kohler's article. Die Gri-
seldis-Novelle als I 'olkmdrchen, in the A rchivjiir Littcratur-
geschichte, vol. i., Leipzig, 1870, pp. 409-427) For the Latin
text of the Griseldis, and other letters, see De yiris illustri-
bus vitJB, the work entitled, Opuscula historica &^ philolc'
gica (1604).
1877. . . . Chaucer : the prioresses tale,
Sire Thopas, the monkes tale, the clerkes tale, the
squieres tale; from the Canterbury tales; edited by
the rev. Walter W. Skeat, m.a. . . . second and
revised edition. Oxford, Clarendon press, 1S77.
8'^. pp. Ixxx, 312. The clerk's tale, pp. xxix-xxxii, 59-100,
195-205. Clarendon Press Series.
In French.
181& Petrarque solitaire, ou les ^panchemens
du occur; Icttres familieres et secretes de Petrarque,
precedees d'un discours apolog^tique sur la vie de
cet homme c616bre ; par m. Paccard: pour faire suite
diM\ Amours de Latire et Petrarque. . . . Paris,
Bee/u-f, 1816.
2v. 120. Vol. L, bastard t-p., pi., L-p., pp. 250: ii., bas-
tard t.-p., pi., t-p., pp. 24B. Translated selections from the
Epistola:.
1872. Petrarque. Griselidis, conte traduit du
latin par Victor Develay. Paris, Librairie des biblio-
philes, 1S72.
160. pp. 76. Several early editions of the Griseldis tale in
French are cited by bibliographers, the oldest being that printed
at Itrehant Lodeac in Brittany, in 1484; the others .ire: one
without place or date (40. ff. 22), but known to have been
printed by P. Schenck at Vienne in Dauphin6; another with-
out place and date (4". ff. 13 or 14), but issued at Lyons about
1495 or 1500 (in this statement two editions may be confound-
ed) ; a third, printed at Paris by Jehan Trepperel (40 ff. 11),
without date, but between 1499 and 1504; a fourth, at Paris (40.
ff. 10, sign. a. b.), "a I'escigne de lescu de France," without
date; a fifth, Lyon.s, by Claude Nourry, 1525 (4". ff. 12); a
sixth, Lyons, by "Pierre de saincte Lucie dit le prince" (40.
ff. 12, sign, a-c), without date; a seventh, Paris, by Noel le
Coq (sm. 80.), without date, but about 1575. Still another edi-
tion, printed at Troyes (160.), withoutdate, is cited. There
are likewise many paraphrases and imitations of the story in
French literature.
1880. Petrarque. L'ascension du mont Ventoux ;
traduilc pour la premiere fois par Victor Develay.
Paris, Librairie des bibliophiles, iSSo.
16". pp. -^g. A translation of the letter, Fam. iv., 2. Bound
by Canape- lielz. For French versions of other letters, see De-
Ificluze
E.J.
In German.
1522. Ejm 16bliche hystory von der demiitigen
K\\^ gehorsamen fraw Grisekle, die frawen zu gcdult
vnd gehorsamkait gegen jren Egemaheln ziehende,
PETRARCH BOOKS.
27
Audi menigklich gut vnd niitzlich zu lescn [wood-
cut] Kauffs lyss cs, du wirsts loben. 1522. At cud:
Gedruckt zu Nurnberg durch Jobst Gutknccht do
man zalt von Christi geburt. M.D.XXij. jare.
40. ff. [8]. In the centre of ihc tillc-pagc U a wuodcut rep-
resenting Griseldis, with a distaff in her hand, and on the left
the marquis on horseback, behind him a mniintcd retainer.
The colophon is on the obverse of the last folio, near the bot-
tom. In the preceding centui7 were printed six known editions
of the Griseidh in German: — i, n. p., n. d., but Augsburg,
Zn/«f»-, about 1470; 2, Augsburg, i^rt/Wr, 1471; 3, Augsburg,
Biimkr, \a,T2.; 4, n. p., n. d., but Ulm, Zahtcr, about 1473;
5, n. p., 1478, but Strassburg; 6, n. p., n. d., but Augsburg,
Sorgt about 1480. Ihesc are all in folio. Panzer cites still
another, a version in Platt-deutsch, n.p., n. d., also folio. No
editions in the si-xteenth, earlier than this one, appear in the
catalogues. Bound by Collin of Berlin.
[n. d.] Ein gar Schone histori von der tugent-
reychen, vnd vber all weiber der welt demiitige
Frawen Grisilla, des MarggraiTen von Salutz Ehege-
mahcl. At end: Gedruckt zu Nurnberg durch Georg
Wachtcr. [n. d.]
i6». (IT [20]. Woodcut on title-page, similar in design to
the one noticed in connection with the preceding title; and on
the obverse of the last folio, below the colophon, is another
woodcut, perhaps the printer's mark — a woman holding a re-
naissance panel or shield, on which is a large flaming star.
The edition seems to be nowhere cited. Bound by Collm.
In Italian.
1547. Prose antiche di Dante, Petrarcha, et
Boccaccio, et di molti altri nobili et virtvosi ingegni,
nuouamente raccolte. Fiorenza . . . MDXLVII.
At end : Stampate in Fiorenza appresso il Doni a di
primo d'Agosto, MDXLVII.
40. pp. 78, f [ij. After title-page an engraved page, with
the word Fiorenza, included in the pagination. Pistola di M.
Francesco Petrarca a Lionardo Beccamuggi, p. 33; Pistola
del Medcsimo a Nicola Acciaiuoli, p. 33; Lt'th'ia del Pe-
trarcluiy che ragiona dt'lle niiserie di guesla uita, p. 44 ; Pis-
tola di M. Fraficcsco Petrarcha a M. Benintendi, p. 57; Pis-
tola di Messere Andrea Dandolo Doge dt I'enegia a Afcsscr
Francesco Petrarcha, p. 60; Pistola del Petrarcha nl Siguor
Giouanni Colonna, p. 68 ; Lettera di M. Francesco Petrarcha
al S. Patidolfo Malatesta, p. 74 ; Lettera di M. Cino da Pis-
tola a AL L'rancesco Petrarciia, p. 76.
1548. Epistole di G. Plinio, di m. Franc. Pe-
trarca, del s. Pico della Mirandola et d'altri eccel-
lentiss. hvomini. Tradotte per m. Lodovico Dolce
. . . In Vinegia appresso Gabriel Giolito de Fer-
rari. MDXLVIII.
80. ff. [4]. 164. EpistoJe /atnig-liiiri di mcsser Francesco
Petrarca, ff. 31-111, including 48 letters, for list of which see
Ferrazzi (p. 243).
1819. Lettere descritlive di celebri italiani alia
studiosa gioventu propo.<ite da Baitolommeo Gamba;
edizione seconda, riveduta e corretta. Venezia, Ni-
gozio di libri air Apollo, 1819.
8°. pp. viii, 261, f. [i]. Di Francesco Petrarca al cardi-
nale Colonna, la teittpesta di ntere, pp. 1-7 — a version of the
letter Fam., v., 5.
1824. Varie opere filosofiche di Francesco Pe-
trarca per la prima volta ridotte in volgare favella.
Milano, Sihestri, 1824.
Bo. pp. viii, 317. Delia biblioteca ^recfl-latina, vol. 33.
Contains: Del modo di goz>emare ottimamente jmo staio,^. i
(Sen. xvL, 1) : Libro degli iiffici e delle virtit di tin capitano,
p. 93 (Sen. iv. , i) ; Delia %>era sapienza, p. 139: // segreto,
p. 163.
1827. Alia maestEi di Carlo IV. imperatore esor-
tazione di Francesco Petrarca per la pace d'ltalia;
volgarizzata da Teresa Carniani Malvezzi. Firenze,
Il Magheri, 1827.
80. pp. II. The letter /"rtw. x., i.
1835. Kpistola di messere Francesco Petrarca
a messere Niccola Acciaiuoli, siniscalco del reprio di
Puglia, per la coronazione del re Luigi. Roma,
Bouhaler, 1835.
80. pp. 23. Articolo estratto dal Ciomale Arcadico nel
torn. 1x11. The dedicatory letter is by Giuseppe Ignazio Mon-
tanari. The letter is Fam. xii., 2.
1845. Tre Ictterc di Francesco Petrarca recate
in italiano ed offerte al noliil giovane come Angelo
Tattini. Bologna, .Sassi, 1845.
8". pp. 16. 1 he dedicatory letter is signed Enrico Sassoli.
The letters are Fant. ii., 6, 10, and 14.
1846. Lettere di Francesco Petrarca voltate in
italiano ed offerte da Enrico Sassoli al nobil giovane
marchcse Anniliale Guidotti. Bologna, Sassi, 1846.
8». pp. 16. The letters are Fam. iii., 15, 16, 17, and iv., 2.
Two copies.
1846. I.ettere di Francesco Petrarca dirette ad
uomini illustri del suo tempo, volgarizzate dal cav.
MicKele Leoni. Guastalla, Fortinuiti, 1846.
8". pp. 103. Fourteen letters, including the Epistola ad
posteros, one by Cino da Pistoja and two by Boccaccio. For
the exact contents see Ferrazzi (p. 245).
1846. Saggio di epistole di Francesco Petrarca
volgarizzate dal cavaliere Michele Leoni. Guas-
talla, Fori una ti, 1S46.
80. pp. 103. Translations of fourteen letters, including the
Epistola ad posteros. There is merely a title-page diflerence
between this and the preceding.
1851. La Griselda di Francesco Petrarca volgar-
izzata; novella inedita tratta da un codice Riccar-
diano del sec. XIV., con note e tavola di alcune voci
mancanti al vocabolario. Firenze, Fahbihii, 1851.
3". pp. 30, f. [i]. Preface signed L. Bencini. Letter, Sen,
xvii., 3.
1857. Lettera inedita di Francesco Petrarca a
Marquardo, vescovo di Augusta e vicario imperiale
in Lombartlia, tradotta, commentata e difesa. Pa-
dova, Zambcccari, 1S57.
8". pp. 48. The preface is signed Agostino Palesa. The
letter is I'ar. 59.
1860. Intorno alia obbedienza ed alia fedelta
della moglie, novella di Francesco Petrarca, tratta
dalla X della giornata X del Pecamerone di Gio-
vanni Boccaccio; dalla latina nella italiaiia favella
tradotta da Giovanni Paoletta, direttore scolastico.
Venezia, Tipogmjia del Conimercio, 1S60.
S'^. pp. 35. Edizione di soli 150 escmpLiri, per le nozze
Giuriati-Bigaglia. This, and the title cited above with the date
1851, seem to be the only separately printed versions of the
Griseldis in Italian.
1853-67. Lettere di Francesco Petrarca delle
cose familiar! libri ventiquattro ; lettere varie libro
unico : ora la prima volta raccolte, volgarizzate e
dichiarate con note da Giuseppe Fracassetti. Fi-
renze, Le Moiinicr, 1863-67.
5 V. i2'\ Vol. i., 1863, libr. i.-iv., ff. [2], pp. 574, f. [i],
folding sheet: ii., 1864, libr. V.-.X., ff. [2], pp. 503: iii., 1865,
libr. xi.-xvi,, ff. [2], pp. 4S3: iv., 1866, libr. xvii.-xxii., f [2],
pp. 500, f fil: v., 1867, libr. xxiii.-x.\iv., lettere varie Hbr. i.,
ff. (2], pp. 542. f. [2].
1869-70. Lettere senili di Francesco Petrarca
volgarizzate e dichiarate con note da Giuseppe Fra-
cassetti. Firenze, Le Monnier, 1869-70.
2 V. 12°. Vol. i., libr. i.-viii., ff [2], pp. 409; ii., libr. ix.-
xvii., ff. [2], pp. 5S7. The last two titles, with the three-vol-
ume set prcviou.sly cited under the dates 1859-63, make up the
invaluable Fracassetti collection. Unfortunately the original
text is given only in the case of the Epistola de rebus /ami'
liaribiis and the Kpistohu t'aricc.
1869. Due lettere di Francesco Petrarca a Nic-
colosio Bartolomei da Lucca. Lucca, Canoveiti^
1869.
80. pp. 24. Nozze Sforza-Pierantoni. The dedication is
signed C Pagano Paganini. The letters arc from the version
of Fracassetti, Fam. ix., 11, and Var. 5. The notes on them
occupy pp. [ii]-24-
1870. Tre lettere di Francesco Petrarca recate
in italiano dal marchese Lodovico Pallavicino-Mossi
. . . Torino, Spciraniy 1S70.
8'>. pp. 30. On t.-p. of cover, Edizione ii. The letters
are Fam. i., i, Sen. v., 4, and Sen. ii., 5. •
1874. Pel V. centenario di Francesco Petrarca :
Tepistola ad Orazio (lib. xxiv., X.) e I'epistola ad
PETRARCH BOOKS,
Omero (lib. xxiv., XII.), tradotte da Vittorio Polacco
e Luigi Alberto Ferrai, student! del ll. corso liceale.
Padova, Scminario^ 1S74.
80. pp. 24.
[n. d.] Lettera e versi di Frapcesco Petrarca a
Filippo, vescovo di Sabina e cardinale, versione del
conte Giovanni Marclietti ; estratta dal giornale let-
terariodi Bologna, La RUreqzio>u. [Bologna], «. d.
60. pp.7. ITicletter is 5f«. XV., 15. Not in Ferrazzi.
HI. LATIN WRITINGS (Verse).
1558. Fr^ncisci Petrarcliae florentini poetae
eruditissimi bvcolica, Africa, epistolae. Basileae,
M.D.LVIII.
8''. pp. 5S3. Bound by Chatelin. Pages [9] and [10] are
blank; they follow the dedicatory letter of Alban Thorer (Al-
banus Torinus), the editor {b. 1489, d. 1550: see Michaud, sub
Thorer), who prepared the first edition of this collection in 1541.
Hortls. 355, with whose description the present copy agrees.
The dale, 1553, in Ferrazzi (p. 211) is presumably an error of
the printer.
1829-34. Francisci Petrarchae poemata minora
quae exstant omnia nunc primo ad trutinam revocata
ac recensita. Mediolani, Societas typographica das-
sicomm^ 1S31.
3 V. 8«. Vol. i., 1829, Eglogse 1.-XII., portr., pp. Ivii, 300,
f. [1]; ii., 1831, Epistolx, pp. XI, 42S, f. [i]: iii., 1834, Episto-
lae, pp. X, 283, 77, f. [i]. Also with the title, Poesie minori del
Petrarca sul testo Uitino ora corretto, volgarizzate da pocti
viventi o da poco dcfuntt. These volumes are edited in Italian
by Domenico de' Rosetti, and furnish the standard texL Three
copies, two being on superior paper.
1872. F. Petrarclice Africa quam recensuit, prx-
fatione, notis et appendicibus illustravit L. Pingaud,
scholce normalis olim alumnus. Parisiis, Thonn^
1872.
^^' ff- [3]» PP- 400- L^ge paper. Hortis, 397.
In French.
1880. P^trarque. Sophonisbe, episode du po^me
de VAfriqiie ; traduit pour la premiere fois par Vic-
tor Develay. Paris, Librairie des bibliophiles^ 18S0.
32'*. pp. 94. A complete French version of the Africa, by
the same translator, is now {October, 1882) in preparation, to
be issued by tlie same house.
In Italian.
1570. L'Africa del Petrarca in ottava rima in-
sieme col testo latino. Fedelissimamente tradotta
da M. Fabio Marretti, gentilhuomo Senese. Alia
illvstre e valorosa Sig.*'^ la Sig.*^*^ Aloisia Ridolfi del
Nero, nipote del Card.le Ridolri, & del S. Marescialle
Strozzi, Sig.ra uirtuosiss.^^^, & di bellezza singolare
. . . In Venetia, appresso Domenico Farri.
M D LXX.
40. ff. [4], pp. 9-103.
1776. Dell' Africa di Francesco Petrarca libro
primo volgarizzato da Egle Euganea p. a. e indiritto
a s. e. la contcssa Camilla Martinelli Giovanelli. Pa-
dova, Conzatti^ 1 776.
. 80. pp. 45. The pseudonym Egle Euganea=the countess
Franccsca Kobcrti Franco; sec Melzi, i., p. 344.
1874. I-'Africa, poema epico in esametri latini
distribuitoin IX. libridi Francesco Petrarca, versione
con note di Ciio. Batta Gaudo dall' edizione parigina
in ottavo dell' anno 1872 illustrata con prefazione,
note critiche ed appendici in idioma latino da L.
Pingaud. Oneglia, Ghilini, 1874.
8«. portr., PP ix, f. [i], pp. 4-454-
1878. Francesco Petrarca. L'Africa recata in
versi italiani, dal dottor Agostino Palcsa. Padova,
Salmin, 1878.
I. 80. pp. xii, 494.
IV. ITALIAN WRITINGS.
a. Manuscripts.
Trionfo primo del clarissimo poeta lavreato meser
Franciescho Petrarcha fiorentino inel qvale trionfo
tratta damore incomincia felicemente.
190 folios of vellum, two at the beginning and two at the end
being blank Each folio measures 26.5 centimeters by 17; 29
lines on a page, with margins at top 3 centimeters in width, and
at bottom 7, the text itself varying between 16 and 17 centi-
meters in height. The Trionfi occupy the first 41 folios (includ-
ing the first two blank ones), the title given beinc; on the reverse
of the third folio. On the obverse oi the 41st folio, at the top, is
the title of the sonnets and canzoni: Incovtiytciano isonetti ele
canzone di mesere Francescho Petrarclia poeta fiorentino /cli-
citcr incipit, whereupon follows the text. At the end of the
text comes a blank folio, and at the obverse of the next com-
mences the firsl-line index, whicb includes seven folio?, ending
on the obverse of the 7th. The two blank leaves close the vol-
ume. The binding is by Bedford, of London. The manu-
script, which dates from about 1470, was sold at the Libri sale
of manuscripts in 1859, the cataloguer (Libri) Riving this ac-
count of it; " This magnificent manuscript, exhibiting a beau-
tiful specimen of Italian calligraphy, has the first page in gold
and blue, within an elegant wreath, upheld by Cupids. The
first page of the Trionfi is adorned with a large miniature capi-
tal, shewing Petrarch dreaming, and an angel or diable boiteux
in attendance. This page is surrounded by an exquisitely
illuminated border, formed by portraits, cupids, birds, insects,
flowers, &c., with the arms of an ancient Italian family in the
center of the lower margin. A very similar border adorns the
first page of the Sonetti, having a miniature potrait of Petrarch
in the initial letter. There are also throughout the manuscript
numerous capital letters illuminated in gold colours. No finer
or more costly manuscript of Petrarch than this has ever been
offered in a public sale ; for it is not only valuable for the fine
penmanship, the illuminations, and the whiteness of the Italian
vellum, but also for the text, which is remarkably pure. Under
the elegant garland on tlie reverse of the first leaf there was
formerly the name of an ancient owner, which, although de-
faced, is still legible, and shows that this volume belonged to
the abate Ughclli, who, two centuries ago, published the cele-
brated work entitled, ^Italia Sacra'" A fac-simile of thoi
initial letter to the Sonetti accompanies the Libri catalogue.
II Petrarcha.
206 folios of vellum, 21 by 13.5 centimeters, the first and last
blank ; 25 lines on a page ; top margins 1.5 centimeters in width,
bottom margins 4.5. Title on obverse of second folio. On ob-
verse of third folio begin the Sonetti, ending on the reverse of
the i62d. The Trionfi commence on the obverse of the 163d
folio, and end on- the reverse of the 205th. At the end of the
Sonelti, and again at the end of the I'rionfi, is the Greek word
Tc/.o(T- Handsome illuminated inidals in gold and colors, with
floral ornamentation, begin both parts. The Sonetti and Can-
zoni begin alternately with large blue and red capitals. The
folios i-ii, 16, 17 and last are quite modern, and seem to have
been made to supply the place of lost foUos. At the end, in a
hand somewhat later than that of the text, are two lines (of
which the first is Chi semina uirtit fama richolie), and after
these what looks like the date M.CCCC.Ii., which, however, is
probably not an actual date, for the manuscript seems later. At
the bottom of the reverse of the i62d foHo (the Trionfi begin-
ning on the page facing this) is the following title : Coviinciano
eirioviphi sei di M Francesco petrarca cioe dafiiore' di pudici-
tin : di mo7'te: di phama : di tempo: deternita. The open-
ing lines of the first Trionfo read thus :
NEI tempo che rinuoua imici sospiri
per la dolce memoria diquel giorno
che fu principio asi lunghi martin
Gial sole al thauro luno & laltro como
scaldaua : & la fnnciulla di Titone
correa gielata ad suo uso soggiomo.
The morocco binding, which is profusely ornamented with tool-
ing, looks like eighteenth century work.
b. The Oanzoniere (complete).
1471. NEL TEMPO ch rinoua imie sospiri.
At end: Qui finisce le canzone & sonecti delpe-
trarcha poeta excelletissio. facte 1 Roma Nel tepo
del .sanctissimo in xpo patre & Signer nfo. S. Paulo
p ladiuina puidetia papa. ii. & delsuo potificato ano
septimo. Nelli anni del nfo signer yho xpo.
iM. CCCC. Lxxi adi x diluglio.
sm. fo. ff. [194]. Lacks the last two fr„ [46th and 47th], of the
Trionfi and the Vita, the blank leaf which ought to follow, and
the first f [48th) of the Sonetti. When perfect this second edition
of the Rime consists of 197 ff , besides the blank leaf between
the Vita and the Sonetti! It is printed on vcr>' heavy, firm
paper, in the Latin letter, 27 lines on each page. The colophon
cited is at the bottom of the reverse of the Last folio. The Sup-
plement (vol. ii., Paris, 1880, columns 215-216) to Bnmet's
Manuel du libraire says: " Cettc cxccllcntc et rarissiipe Edi-
tion a <St6 d^couverte et signal6e par le regrettable Etienne
Audin dc Florence; le texte estexpurg^ des mutes nombreuses
PETRARCH BOOKS,
qui dcslionoreiit celui dc la premiire Edition." This edition is
not in Hortis,
14 76. N icolaus thomasoleus Lupho numaio.
S. P. D. Fracisci philelfi uiri quidem nostre tenipes-
talis disertissimi eloquelissimi t^ omnia scripta miri-
fice inihi probantur. On reverse of first folio : Im-
pssu^ bononire ano dfii M. cccc. Ixxvi, ad instatia &
petitionee Sigismundi de libris.
fo. ff. [136]. The ff. are unnumbered and without signa-
tures. The Rcgistri.'m is on the reverse of f. [ij, in two col-
umns, and at the bottom of the second column is the colophon,
as cited. There are ordinarily 41 lines on the page, although
at least one j)agc has but 40. The copy in general is as de-
scribed by ^l3^sand (pp. lo-ii). The volume contains only
the sonetti and caiizoiii with the commentary of Filelfo. Latin
letter. Bound by Chatclin. Not In Hortis.
1478. D Illustrissimum Mutine Ducem Diuum
Eorsium Estensem Bernardi glicini Medicie ac phi-
losophic di-scipuli i triiaphoru CL. P. Fra. Petrarce
expositio Incipit. At end: Finisse il cometo deli
trimnphi del Petrarcha composto per il pstantissimo
ptio chiamato messer Bernardo da Sena impsso nella
inclita citta da Venexia p TheodoT; de Reynsburch
et Reyaialdu de Nouimagio compagni. nelli anni del
signore. M.cccc.lxxviij. adi, vi. del mese de Feb-
raro.
p Rohemio del prestante Oratore et Poeta Messer
Francesco Philelpho al Illustrissimo et inuiciissimo
principe Philippo Maria Anglo Duca de Milano
circa la interpretatioe per lui sopra gli sonetti et
canzone de Messer Fracesco Petrarcha facta. At
end : Finisse il commento deli sonetti et canzone del
Petrarcha composto per el prestantissimo oratore et
poeta messer Francesco Philelpho : Impresso nella
inclita citta da Venexia: per Theodoruni de Reyns-
burch et Reynaldum de nouimagio Todeschi et com-
pagni. nelli anni del signore. M.cccc.lxxviij. adi.
xxx. mar90.
f". Part first contains 196 unnumbered ff. (of which the first
is blank) and 51 Hncs to the page, the signatures running from
[a] to gg [loj, and the te.vt beginning on a2. Part second has
90 unnumbered ff., and 50 lines to the page, the signatures run-
ning from [a] to o [6], and the text commencing on the reverse
of [a]. Black letter. Both parts are perfect, according to the
descriptions of Marsand (pp. 13-14) and Hortis (po. 9); but
the order of the parts is here purposely made different, partly
on account of the dates (pt. i , February 6, and pL ii., March
30^, partly because the two volumes are bound independently.
P^rt second has unusually broad margins and is printed on uni-
formly heavy paper. Uf part first diere is a second copy, im-
perfect.
1484. D Illustrissimu Mutine Ducem Diuum
Borsium Estensem Bernardi glicini Medicine ac phi-
losophie discipuli in triumphorum CL. P. Fran. Pe-
trarce expositio Incipit. At end: Finisse ii comento
delli triumphi del Petrarcha composto per il prestan-
tissimo phitosopho messer Bernardo da monte Alano
da Sena Impresso per Piero Ueronese nella inclita
citta da Uenexia nelli ani del Signore. M.cccc-
Ixxxiiii. a di vltinio de Ma2o. Laus deo. Finis.
Comencia Ii Canzoneti dello Egreglo poeta Messer
Francesco Petrarcha con la Interpretatione dallo
eximio et excellente poeta M-esser Francesco Phi-
lelpho alio inuictissimo Philippo Maria Duca de
Milano. At end : Finis dil canzionero di Franciesco
petrarcha per maistro Piero cremoneso dicto vero-
neso impresso in Uenesiaadi. 18. del meso de au-
gusto M. cccclxxxiiii.
f*>. The first part, the Trionfi, has 150 unnumbered ff.; then
follows a blank leaf, and after that the Sonetti and Canzoni, ff
tioo]. Black letter. The copy answers to the description of
lortis, 12.
1486-88. [ p Rohemio del prestante Oratore et
Poela Misser Francesco Philelpho.] At end: Qtii
finisse gli triumphi & soneti di Misser Francesco
Petrarcha. Impress! in Vencsia per Pelcgrino di
Pasquali & Domenico Bertocho bolognesi. Anno
Domini M.cccc.lxxxvi. adi. vii. di Ziigno.
PROLOGVS. Ad Illustrissimum Mutina: ducem
diuum Borsium Estensem Bernardi Ilicini medicinoe:
ac philosophios discipuli in triumphorum Clarissimi
Poetce Francisci Petrarchse expositio incipit. -•//
end: Finisse il commento delli triumphi del pe-
trarcha composto per il prestantissimo philosopho
Misser Bernardo da monle illicinio da Siena, Im-
presso in Venisia per Pelegrlo di pasquali e Do-
menico bertocho da Bologna compagni nelli anni
del nostro Signore. M.cccclxxxviii. Adi. viii. di
Aprile.
fo. The parts are given in the order of their dates and bind-
ing. The copy is imperfect. Part first (Sonetti and Canzoni)
lacks all the ff. preceding the one bearing signature Aiii., in-
cluding the procmio, sonetto primo (Oi chascoltaie) and sonetto
?,^c\\t\Aq (Era il poitw). It also lacks f. [Hviii.], containing
stanze vi. and vii. of the Canzone xxvii. (that is, lines Fuor
tutti nostri lidi to In una chiusa untie oiiJescie sorga) and the
sonetti cviii. {Fiamma del cicl), cix. {Lauara babilonia), ex.
\Fontane di dolore), cxi. (Quanto pin disiose), and cxii. {Amor
eke net pensier). The ff. are unnumbered, but count 109;
they should be 112. Part second (Triumphi) has snme of the
illuminated initials in ff. aii. and aiiii. cut out; aiii. (the second
folio) is lacking, including the prologus, after the words El
secotuio introduce laragiofie triumphare damore : laqnale in-
tende sotto iluelame de. This makes the ff. (unnumbered)
130, the proper number being 131 (not 151 as stated by Hortis,
13). Latin letter.
1490. TABVLA PER informatione & dechia-
ratione . . . At end: Finis.
TABVLA Azo che tu elqual ne lopra dil glorioso
petrarcha con minore difficulta possi ritroiiare le his-
toric & fabule . . . At end : Finisse gli sonetti
di Misser Francescho Petrarcha coreti & castigati
per me Hieronymo Centone Paduano Impress! in
Venetia per Piero Veroneso nel M.CCCCLXXXX.
Adi. xxii. de Aprilo Regnante lo Inclito & glorioso
principe Augustino Barbadico.
ff^. The signatures of the Trionfi run : aa2, aaiii., aaiiii., 4
ff. without signatures, a, aii, aiii, aiiii, 4 ff, without signatures,
and so on to qi., q^ii., qiii., qiiii., followed by 4 ff. without
signatures. The folio numbers run thus: 6 ff. without numer-
ation, 3, 4, I., 5, 4, 5 — 33, I unnumbered f, 34, 36 — 128.
The reverse of f. 128 is blank. The signatures of the Sonetti
run from A to N iii., followed by 2 ff without signatures.
The folio numbers run thus: i, 2, i f unnumbered, 4-50, 40,
52-92, 94-102. Folios 33 and 44 are indicated thus: 3iii.,
4iiii. Contents: — Tabvla, prologvs Bernardi Ilicini, Tri-
vmphi; Tabvla, prohemio del prestante Oratore & poeta
Misser Francescho Phielpho, Sonetti, registro delli sonetti.
Each triumpho is preceded by a full-page woodcut The copy
seems perfect The description of Hortis (15) includes only the
Sonetti.
1500. Triumphi de Misser Francescho Petrarcha
con Ii Sonetti : correcti nouamente. At end: Finit
Petrarca. Impressum Venetiis per Bartholameum
de Zanis de Portesio: Anno domini. M.ccccc. die.
vi. Marci.
TABVLA Tabula deli Soneti . . . At end:
Finisse Ii sonetti de Misser Francescho Petrarcha
corretti & castigati per me Nicolo Peranzone altra-
iTiente Riccio Marchesiano liquali sonetti incomin-
ciando dal pricipio insino al sonetto Fiamma dal ciel
su le tue trezze pioua: sono exposti per el degno
poeta Misser Fr.icescho philelpho & dali indrio insi-
no qui sonno exposti per lo Spectabile homo Misser
Hieronymo Squarciafico Alex.adrino. Impressi in Ve-
netia per Bartholomeo de Zani da Portese : nel.
M.CCCCC. a di. xxviii. de Aprile: Regnante lo In-
clyto & glorioso principe Augustino Barbadico.
FINIS.
fo. ff. [10], 128— ff [3], 5-100. CoWfs/i.- — Title, preface of
Nicolo Peranzone with verses In taitcie del Petrarcha <^ de
Laura, etc.. Tabula dell Triumphi, Prologo of Bernardo Ilicino.
El subgetto uniuersale deli triumphi, Vtilita de Ii triumphi,
Nome del libro & auctore dcsso. La origine de Misser Frances-
cho petrarcha, etc.. Triumphi and commentary; Tabula deli
Soneti, Prohemio del prestante oratore v't poeta Francescho
Philelpho, Soneti with commentar)'. Full-page woodcuts illus-
trate each Triumpho. The copy agrees with the one described
by Hortis (22), except that he makes the unnumbered ff. at the
bc;;inning of the second part 4, which must be an error unless
one be blank. Bound by Pratt
3°
PETRARCH BOOK'S.
1501. Le cose volgari di messer Francesco Pe-
trarcha. At end : Impresso in Vinegia nelle case
d'Aldo Romano, nel anno. MDI. del mese di Luglio.
et tolto con sommissima diligenza dallo scritto di
mano medesima del Poeta, hauuto da M. Piero
Bembo. Con la concessione della lUustrissima sig-
noria nostra, che per. X. anni nessuno possa stam-
pare il Petrarcha sotto le pane, che in lei si conten-
gono.
80. fF [191], of which two are blank. The first Aldine
edition, and the first work printed with the Italic types invented
either by Aldo or Francesco da Bologna. Two copies, one
corresponding to the description ^ven by Marsand (p. 24) and
by Hortis (no. 24), the other lacking the f. containing the latter
portion of the Errori. The former is bound by Gruel of
Paris.
[1502 ?] Le cose wlgari di messer Francesco
petrarcha.
80. ff. [1S8], of which 2 are blank. Except the orthogrriphy
of the word vi'lgari in the title, the first 178 ff. correspond to
those of the first Aldine edition : the Triomphi terminate on the
reverse of f [179I1 but are followed by no colophon. Then
comes a blank leaf, followed by the index of first hnes, occupy-
ing 7 ff., and then a blank leaf. The signatures run from (aj
to z iii. (179th f ), and in the index from A (iSist f.) to A ini.
(184th {.). This appears to be the earliest (with unnumbered
folios) of the two counterfeit Aldine editions loosely described
by Brunet (vol. iv., coll. 543-544) and Graesse (vol. v., p. 224),
and printed, according to them, at Lyons in the earliest years
of the i6th century. But the subject of these so-called counter-
feit editions needs far more careful investigation than it has
received. Hortis does not mention the edition here cited.
1508. Petrarcha con doi comment! sopra li so-
netti et canzone. El primo del ingeniosissimo mis-
ser Francesco Philelpho. L altro del sapientissinio
mi.'^ser Antonio da Tempo novamente addito. Ac
etiam con lo commento del Eximio Misser Nicolo
Peranzone, ouero, Riccio Marchesiano sopra li Tri-
umphi, con Infinite noue acute & Excellente Expo-
sitione. At end : Finisse li Sonetti et Canzone de
Miser Francescho Petrarca ben corretti per Nicolo
Peranzone altramente Riccio Marchesiano : liquali
sonetti incominciando dal principio insino al sonetto
Fiamma dal del su le tue trezze pioua : sono exposti
per el degno poeta Miser Francescho Philelpho et
da li indrio insino qui sono exposti per il Spectabile
Miser Hieronymo Squarciafico Alexandrine. Et etiam
tutti li ditti sonetti sono exposti per lo Eximio Miser
Antonio da Tempo. Stampadi in Venesia per Gre-
goriu de gregoriis.
TABVLA PER inforniationeet declaratione . . .
At end : Finit Petrarcha nup siima diligetia cor-
retto. Impressum Venetiis per Gregorium de gre-
goriis Sumptibus Egregii viri Domini Bernardini de
tridino. Anno dni. M.D.VIII. Die. xx. nouebris.
4". fr 119, bl. If, ff. [4], bl. If.— ff. [7], 139, [i]. The copy
agrees in its arrangement with that of Marsand (pp. 28-29).
El altro in the second line of Marsand's description should
read Laltro. Bound by PraiL Hortis, 30.
1514. II Petrarca. At end : Impresso in Vine-
gia nelle case d'Aldo Romano, neP anno MDXIIII
del mese di Agosto.
I. 80. fi: 183, bl." If, ff. (7], bl. If., ff. [16]. The second Aldine
edition. Bound by Gruel. Hortis, 35,
1515. Opera del preclarissimo Poeta misser
Francescho Petrarcha con el comento de misser Ber-
nardo Lycinio sopra li triuphi. Con misser Fraces-
cho Philelpho: Misser Antonio de tempo: Misser
Hieronymo Alexadrlno sopra li Soneti & Canzone
nouamente historiate : & correcte per misser Nicolo
Peranzone. Azonte molte notabele & excellente ad-
ditione. At end: Qui finisse li triumphi de Misser
Francescho Petrarcha: Stampadi in Venetia per Au-
gustine de Zanni da Portese nel. M. D.XV. adi. xx.
Mazo.
Sonetti & Canzone de misser Francescho Pe-
trarcha. At t'ottom of f. cxii't. : Finisse li Soneti &
Canzone de Misser Fracescho Petrarcha ben correti
p Nicolo Parazone altramete Riccio Marchesiano :
liquali soneti incominciado dal principio insino al
soneto Fiama dal ciel su le tue trezze pioua a carte.
66. sono exposti p el degno poeta Mis. Fracescho
Philelpho & da li indrio isino qui sono exposti p el
Spectabile Mis. Hieronymo squarciafico Alexadrino :
Et etiam tutti li ditti soneti sono exposti p lo F^ximio
Misser Antonio da Tepo. Stapadi in Venetia p
Augustino de Zani de portese nel. M. D.XV. Adi.
XX. Mazo.
fo. ff. [lol, CXXVHI.— CXni., [3]. With woodcuts from
the Paduan-Venetian school of wood-engraving. The copy
corresponds to the description by Hortis, 38.
1516. Canzoniere et triomphi di messer Fran-
cesco Petrarcha. At end : Stampato in Bologna Per
II Discretto huomo Maestro Francesco da Bologna
nel Anno del Signore. M.D.XVI Adi. xx. De Set-
tembro.
320. ff. [7], bl. If, AT [i], n-CLX. On the reverse of the
title folio is Franciscvs Bo'ioHiensis LectoH. S. The next 6
unnumbered If. contain the Tabz'la, followed by the blank leaf,
after which is a second title-page, an exact repetition of the
first, the reverse of the folio being blank. On f. 11, Thomass
Clarkinvs Grammar-vSy Lectori Cddidisshno, ending on the
reverse. On the obverse of f ni the Sonetti begin, the running
title being either Soneti or Canzon, as far as the obverse of f.
CXVil. On the reverse commences the Oratio ad Virginem^
continuing through the upper part of the reverse of f cxix. At
the end of this, just above the centre of the page, is the title of
the Triumphi, Triomphi di messer Fraficesco Petrarcha, the
lower half of the page being blank. On the obverse of f. cxx
begins Captivh primo del triomplw damore. The Triumphi
continue to the upper part of the reverse of f CLn, followed by
these lines: // correttore non si extende oltra li Tridphi: pa^
redo in lin/rascritti i uetide esser atribuito ah poeta alcitnt
scritti ch no tegono H suo legiadro stile. Then comes the Cayt-
zone di messer Francesco Petrarcha troitata ludtico libro, oc-
cupj-ing the lower half of the page, followed by the usual giunte^
which end a little below the centre of the obverse off CLX with
the words FINIS. PETRARCHA. Beneath is the colophon.
The reverse of f clx is blank. Bound by Pratt This edition
was unknown to Marsand, nor is the title to be found in Hor-
tis; but the present copy corresponds to the descriptions given
by Senesi and Panizzi (see those names) in their published
treatises on the edition. The bibliographical interest attaching
to the edition has been increased by comparatively recent dis-
cussions, which relate, first, to the claims of Francesco da Bo-
logna to the original design of the Italic or cursive type, com-
monly ascribed to Aldus; and, secondly, to the identity of Fran-
cesco da Bologna with the famous artist Francia. The testi-
mony as to the former question appears to be in favor of Fran-
cesco as against Aldus; but the identity of Francesco with
Francia has hardly been established. {See G. Manzoni, Stu-
dii di bibliografia antica, Bologna, 1881, and an article by C.
Lozzi in // Bibliojilo, anno iii., nnvt. i, Gennaio, Bologna,
1882 : the latter citing a late publication by professor A. Rossi
of Perugia, in favor of the identity of the printer and the
painter.) Only one or two copies of this edition, besides the
present one, are known to exist See Lozzi, C, Panizzi, A.,
and Senesi, F.
1519. Li sonetti canzone trivmphi del Pe-
trarcha con li soi comment! non senza grandissima
evigilantia et svmma diligentia correpti et in la loro
primaria integrita et origine restitvti noviter in lit-
tera cvrsiva stvdiosissimamente impressi. At end:
Finiscono e Sonetti & Canzoni de Meser Francesco
Petrarcha con li soi comenti stampadi per Gregorio
de Grigorij in Venesia del mese de Maggio. M.D.-
XIX. regnante Inclyto Principe Leonardo Laure-
dano.
Triomphi di meser Francesco Petrarcha con la
loro optima spositione. At end : I Triumphi mo-
ralissimi del Petrarcha co ogni diligentia transunti
da lexempio di quekhe scritto di mano propria del
poeta per tutto esser se afferma : con li optimi &
eruditissimi comentarii de lunico & excellentissimo
interprete Meser Bernardo illicinio in lantiquaria
loro dignita redotti felicimente finiscono in Venegia
impressi nel anno. M. D.XIX. del mese di Zug^io
per Meser Bernardino stagnino regnante il. S. Prin-
cipe Leonardo Loredano.
40. ff. 158, — [6], 184. The parts are bound in the reverse
order of their dates. The copy is as described by Hortis, 40,
1521. II Petrarcha, At end: Impresso in Tus-
culano aprcsso il Laco Benacese Per Alessandro Pa-
PETRARCH BOOKS.
3'
ganino di Paganini Brixiano. Nel anno. M.D.XXI.
adi primo di Giugno.
240. ff clxi. The numbering of folios is at the bottom of
the obverse page, in Rom.in. The first two ff. lack the numer-
ation, which begins at iii. The last f also lacks the numeration,
while the three preceding, by the carelessness of the printer, are
numbered c, clx and civi, respectively. The colophon is on the
obverse of f. cxlvi, after which follow the Tabvla, 1 1 pages,
and other matter, 20 pages. Hortis, 42.
1521. H Petrarcha. At end: Impresso in Vi-
negia nelle case d'Aldo Romano, cSi d' Andrea Aso-
lano suo suocero nel' anno M.D.XXI. del mese di
Giulio.
8°. ff, [i], 2-184, [15]. bl. If, ffi [8]. The third Aldine edi-
tion. The last numbered folio, 184, is blank except the numer-
ation. Broad margins. The copy answers to the description
of Hortis, 43.
1521. Canzoniere et triomphi di messer Fran-
cesco Petrarcha. historiato et diligentemente corret-
to. At end : Impresso in Venetia per Nicolo Zo-
pino e Vincentio compagno nel. M.CCCCC.XXI.
Adi. IIII. di Decembrio.
80. ffi 193, [7I. The Triumphi are illustrated by 6 full-page
cuts, included in the pagination. Hortis, 44. Bound by
Ringer of Chicago.
1522. Petrarcha con doi commenti sopra li so-
netti et canzone. El primo del ingeniosissimo mis-
ser Francesco Philelpho. Laltro del sapientissimo
misser Antonio da Tempo novamente addito. Ac
etiam com lo commento del Eximio Misser Nicolo
Peranzone, ouero Riccio Marchesiano sopra li Tri-
umphi, con infinite noue acute & excellente exposi-
tione. At end: F'inisse li Sonetti & Canzone de
Misser Francesco Petr.archa ben corretti per Nicolo
Peranzone altramente Riccio Marchesiano : liquali
sonetti incominciando dal principio insino al soiietto
Fiamma dal ciel su le tue trezze pioua: sono exposti
per el degno poeta Misser Francesco Philelpho &
da li indrio insino qui sono exposti per U Spectabile
Misser Hieronymo Squarciafico Alexadrino. Et
eti.am tutti li ditti sonetti sono exposti per lo Eximio
Misser Antonio da Tempo. Stampadi in Venetia
per il No. Misser Bernardino Stagnino al's de Fer-
rarijs. Mcccccxxij. die. viij. Mensis Martij.
TABVL.\ PER informatione et declaratione . . .
At end: Finit Petrarcha nup summa diligetia cor-
recto. Impressuj Venetiis p dnm Bernardinu Stag-
ninu Alias de Ferrarijs de Tridino Motisferrati.
Anno dni. M.D.XXII. Die. xxviij. Martij. Reg-
nate il serenissimo principe Misser Antonio Urimano.
8". ff. [i], ii-cxviii, [i], bl. If— ff. (4], bl. If , ff. [7], cxL.
The copy corresponds with the description of Hortis, 45.
1525. Le volgari opere del Petrarcha con la
e.spositione di Alessandro Vellvtello da Lvcca . . .
MDXXV. At end: QVI Finiscono le opere uolgari
del Petrarcha, Stampate in Vinegia per Giouannian-
tonio & Fratelli da Sabbio del mese d'Agosto L'anno
del Signore Mille cinquecento uenticinque.
40. ff. [12], 201, [59]. The first edition with the commen-
tary of Velutello, printed throughout in Italic. The description
given by Hortis, 47, applies to the copy. Bound by Pratt.
1526. II Petrarcha. At end: Stampato in Vi-
negia per Gregorio de Gregorii Nel anno del signore
M.D.XXVI. Del mese di Gienaio.
80. fi". [il, 2-199, \l\- Reimpression of the Aldine edition
of 1514 or 1521 : on the reverse off. 2 is the title, Soncttiet cau-
zoni di messer Francesco Petrarcha jn vita di vteidonna Lav-
ra : on the reverse of f 103, Soiietti et canzoni di jnesscr Fran-
cesco Petrarclta in morte di madonna Lavra ; on the reverse
of f. 144, Triomphi di messer Francesco Petrarcha ; f [184]
is a blank leaf A liio gti h-ttori begins on i. 185. The imprint
is on the reverse of f 199, which is followed by 7 unnumbered
folios containing the index of first lines. Not m Hortis, but is
found in Marsand, p. 40.
1528. II Petrarcha con I'espositione d'Alessam-
dro Vellvtello e con molte altre vtilissime cose in
diversi Ivoghi di qvella nvovamente da Ivi aggivnte
. . . M D XXVIII. At end: Qui finiscono le
uolgari opere del Petr.archa, cio i i Son. le Canz. &
i Triomphi Stampate in Vinegia per Maestro Ber-
nardino de Vidali Venetiano del mese di Kebraro
L'anno del Signore Mille cinquecento uentiotto.
40. (T. [11]. 185, [51]. The second Velutello edition. Hor-
tis, 49. It lacks folio 170.
1532. II Petrarcha col commento di .m. Sebas-
tiano Favsto da Longiano, con rimario et epiteti in
ordine d'alphabeto. Nvovamente stampato . . .
M. D. XXXII. At end: Stampato in Vinegia a san
Moyse, al segno dell' Angelo Raphael, per Fran-
cesco di Alessandro Bindoni, e Mapheo Pasini, com-
pagni. Ne gl' anni del nostro Signore M.D.XXXII.
80. ff. [24], 284. Seems to be perfect, although Hortis makes
the last numbered i. 302, and Marsand 303. Imprint on the re-
verse of f 284; f 133 is a second title-page, Zc (;rt«3(J«/(/t7 /'r-
trarcka ; f 229 forms a third ride-page, Triomphi del Pe-
trarcha. The contents, from title-page lo the pnnter's mark
(an archangel and Tobias, below the colophon), agree exacdy
with the descriprions given by Horti-s, 52, and Marsand, p. 42.
The copy differs only in the page numeration. T'his is the
sole edition with the commentary of Fausto. Bound by Cha-
telin.
1532. II Petrarcha con I'espositione d'Alessan-
dro Vellvtello e con piv vtili cose in diversi Ivoghi
di qvella novissimamente da Ivi aggivnte . . .
M D XXXII. At end: Qui finiscono le uolgari
opere del Petrarcha, cio e i Son. le Canj. & i Tri-
omphi : Stampate in Vinegia per Maestro Bernar-
dino de Vidali Venetiano del mese di Nouembre
L'anno del Signore Mille cinquecento trenta due.
80. ff [ro], 176, [49]. The third Velutello edition ; Hortis,
53.
1533. II Petrarca col commento di .m. Sylvano
da Venaphro, dove son da qvattrocento Ivoghi dichia-
rati diversamente da gli altri spositori, nel libro col
vero segno notati . . . At end : Stampato nella
inclita Citta de Napole per Antonio louino & Mat-
thio Canzer Cittadini Neapolitani nel. M.D. XXXIII.
nel mese di Marzo Regnante Carolo Augusto Quinto
Imperatore.
40. ff. [2], ccxtx, f4], ccxxix-cccnn. Folio ccxxix is a
second ritle-page, Triomphi di messer Francesco Petrarcha.
Hortis, 54, who makes no mention of the break in the numer-
ation.
1533. Sonetti k canzoni di messer Francesco
Petrarca in vita di madonna Lavra. At end: Im-
presso in Vinegia, nelle case delli eredi d'Aldo Ro-
mano, ^ d' Andrea Asolano, nell' anno M.D.XXXIII,
del mese di Giugno.
8". ff. [2], 4-183, bl. If, ff [42]. The fourth Aldine edition.
The title as given is on the obverse of f [i], the reverse being
blank. On the reverse of f 104 is Sonetti el canzoni di ?ru-sser
Francesco Petrarca in niorte di madonna Lavra ; f [144],
obverse blank, has on the reverse, Trionfi di messer Francesco
Petrarca. The Trionfi end at the top of the reverse of f 183 :
the next f Is blank: on the obverse of the next begins the
Ciipifo!o di M. F. P. (and a new series of signatures running
from A to F [iv], the final folio) ; the Capilolo and the rest of
the giunte fill 12 ff.; then follows the index of first lines, 7 ff.;
then, obverse of next f , A candidi kttori, 9 ff., the reverse of
the last bein<^ blank; then a commentary, ine head-line on the
first f \ie^m£ I'oi ch' ascottote, 14 ff , ending on the obverse of
the 14th, at the bottom of which is the colophon. The reverse
of this last f contains the Aldine anchor and dolphin. _ The
copy probably lacks the first f , containing the proper title as
given by Hortis, 55.
1533. I! Petrarcha coUa spositione di Misser
Giovanni Andrea Gesvaldo . . . MDXXXIII.
At ena
di Nicolii
Signore M D XXXIII del mese di Luglio.
40. ff. 23, bl. If, ff. cccLxxxiui, [80]. The first edition
with the commentary of Gesualdo. Hortis, 56.
1538. II Petrarcha con I'espositione d'Ales-
sandro Vellvtello e con piu utili cose in diuersi
luoghi di quella nouissirnamente da lui aggiunte
. . . MDXXXVIII. /J^ ^/f/.- Qui finiscono le
uolgari opere del Petrarcha, cio ^ i Son. le Canz. &
i Triomphi: Stampate in Vinegia per Bartolomeo
aitiii i^iiii-in-a ,j \- 3 V (ii..tv. . • • *■» '■- •-■
nd : Stampato in Vinegia per Giouann' Antonio
icolini & fratelli da Sabbio, Nel anno di Nostro
32
PETRARCH BOOKS.
Zanetti Casterzagense, Ad instantia cU Messer Ales- 1
sandro Velutello, e di Messer Giouanni Giolitto da
Trino: Ne I'anno del Signore. MDXXXVIII.
8". ff. [lo], lll-vill, 9-160, [44]. The fourth Velutello edi-
tion : Hortis, 60. Two copies, one lacking the title-page.
1538. Sonetti h canzoni di messer Francesco
Petrarca. M D XXXVIII.
120. fF. 216. Imperfect copy: f. 25 supplied in ms. and f.
215 lackbg. See Hortis, 58, with which the copy otherwise
agrees.
1539. II Petrarca con le osservationi di messer
Francesco Alvnno. M.D.XXXIX . . . At end :
Impressa in Venetia per Francesco Marcolini da
Forli il mese di Ottobre nel M D XXXIX.
8°. fT. [2], pp. 3S4, ff [185). The first edition with the
commentar>- of Aluiino. On the tide-page is a portrait of Pe-
trarch with the wreath; on the obverse of f. [2], A lamagni-
/ica mado7:na Lavra Badoara, Francesco Marcotiuo ; re-
verse of same f. , Souctti et canzoni di J/csser Francesco Pe-
trarca in vita dt maiioiina Lavra. On the page opposite 354
begins the inde.\ of first lines, filling AT [7] : the ne.xtf has on
the obverse the Errori, and on the reverse the Registro and
this imprint : Stantpato in I 'cnetia per Francesco Marcolini da
Jiorli appresso la Chicsa de la Tnnita, Nc gliaimi del Signore
M. D. J<XXIX. Del mese di Diccmbre. The next f. is blank
on the obverse, the reverse having an oval vignette and the
word Veritas ; then comes an engraved title-page, Le osser-
■vationi di m. Francesco Alvnno da Ferrara sopra il Pe-
trarca, with a portrait in the centre, under which, Francesco
Alvnno ; on theobverseof thefoUovvingf., Francesco A h'nno al
ecccllentissinio Dottore M. Gicitanjii Ronchegallo da Ferrara ;
on reverse, Pietro Aretino a messer Francesco Marcolini.
The final f. contains the Errori and imprint. The register of
the first part (text) is given thus: A BCDEFGHl KLM
N O PQRST VX Y Z AA. Tutti sono qtiadcrni eccetto
A A che ^ duerno. The register of the second part runs from
[A] to XX, all in fours. Not in Hords.
1541. II Petrarcha coUa spositione di misser
Giovanni Andrea Gesvaldo. Alia illvstriss. signora
donna Maria di Cardona la signora marchesana de la
Palvde. . . . MDXXXXI. .4/ <•?;,/.• Stam-
pato in Vinegia per Giouann' Antonio di Nicolini &
fratelli da Sabbio, Nel anno di Nostro Signore
M D XXXXI.
4°. ff. [23], bl. If., ff. cccLXXxim, [80]. The fourth Ge-
sualdo edidon, if the sLitement of Ferrazzi (p. I35)"» that there
was an edition without place or printer's name in 1540, be cor-
rect Hortis, 63. Bound by Ringer of Chicago.
1541. Sonetti, canzoni, e triomphi di messer
Francesco Petrarcha con la spositione di Bernardino
Danielle da Lvcca ... In Vinegia per Giovan-
niantonio de Nicolini da Sabio. M D XLI.
4". ff. [61, 262. The first edition with the commentary of
Daniello. Herds, 62. Three copies.
1541. II Petrarca con I'espositione d'AIessandro
Vellvtello e con piv vtili cose in diversi Ivoghi di
qvella novissimamente da Ivi aggivnte et ristampate
M.D.XLI. At end: In Vinegia per Giouann' An-
tonio di Nicolini da Sabio nel anno del Signore
M D XLI. de Genaio.
80. ff [12], 302. The fifth Velutello ediuon. Hortis, 64.
Bound by Pratt
1541. II Petrarcha con I'espositione d'AIessan-
dro Vellvtello e con piu vtili cose in diuersi luoghi
di quella nouissimamente da lui aggiunte. In Vine-
gia al segno di Erasmo M D XXXXI. Al end : In
Vinegia per Comin de Trino de Monferrato ainstantia
de Vicenzo Vaugris & Zuane di Franccsij Com-
pagnine I'anno del Signore. M. D. XXXXI.
8". ff [8], o-2o3. The sixth Velutello edition. Hortis,
66. Bound by Zaehnsdorf.
1542. Li sonetti, canzoni, et triomphi di m.
Francesco Petrarcha historiati. Nuouamente reuisti,
& alia sua integrita ridotti. M D XLII. In Vene-
tia Appresso di Francesco Bindoni, & M.apheo Pa-
sini. At end : Stampato in Vinegia per Agostino
Bendone, Nel anno del Signore M. D. XLII.
8". ff [1], 2-199, [7I. The imprint is on the reverse of f.
X99. Hortis, 67. Bound by Chatelin.
1545. II Petrarcha con I'espositione d'AIes-
sandro Velvtello di novo ristampato con le figvre ai
Triomphi, et con piv cose vtili in varii Ivoghi ag-
givnte. In Vinegia appresso Gabriel Giolito de
Ferrari. M D XXXXV.
40. ff. [10), 3-197, [7]. The eighth Velutello editioi) (the
seventh bearing the date 1544). Hortis, 70. Bound by Ringer.
1545. II Petrarca. In Lione, per Giovan di
Tovrnes. M. D. XXXXV.
160. f [r], pp. 400, ff. [8]. The first of th(i editions printed
by Jean de Toumes. Hortis, 71.
1546. II Petrarca. In Venetia, M.D.XLVI.
At end : Nelle case de' figlivoli di Aldo. In Vene-
tia, M.D.XLVI.
80. ff. [i], 2-176, [iS]. The fifth and last Aldine edition :
both the title-page and the reverse of the final folio have the
dolphin and anchor. Hortis, 73. Bound by Cape of Paris.
1547. II Petrarcha con I'espositione d'AIessan-
dro Vellvtello di novo ristampato con le fig\'re ai tri-
omphi, et con piv cose vtili in varii Ivoghi aggiNTite.
In Vinegia appresso Gabriel Giolito de Ferrari
M DXXXXvil.
40. ff. [8], 215, [1]. Three Velutello editions were printed
in this year, the ninth, tenth and eleventh. Two were printed
by Giolito, of which the present is Hortis, 76. Two copies,
one bound by Chatelin.
1547. II Petrarcha con I'espositione d'AIessan-
dro Vellvtello, € con piit utili cose in diuersi luoghi
di quella nouissimamente da lui aggiunte. In Vine-
gia per Comin de Trino di Monferrato, L'anno
M. D. XLVII.
So. ff. [8], 9-278, [2]. Another of the 1547 Velutello edi-
tions. Hortis, 75. Bound by Chatelin. Another copy, lack-
ing last folio {printer's mark).
1547. II Petrarca. In Lione, per Giovanni di
Tovrnes. M.D.XXXXVII.
160. ff. [8], pp. 397, ff. [9]. The second of the editions
printed by Jean de 'roumes. Page 295 bears a second tide,
Trionji di m. Francesco Petrarca. Hortis, 78. Bound_ with
Clarissimi viri d. A ndi-cae A Iciati smblemaivm libri dz'o.
Lvgdvni, 1547.
1548. Sonetti canzoni, et triomphi di m. Fran-
cesco Petrarca con breue dichiaratione, & annota-
tione di Antonio Brvcioli. Stampato in Venetia con
gratia, et privilegio nel M.D.XLVIII. At end:
Impresso in Venetia per Alessandro Brucioli, & i
frategli. Nel M.D.XLVIII.
8". ff. [8], ti8o, [8]. Hortis, 79. Bound by Chatelin.
1548-9. II Petrarca coretto da m. Lodovico
Dolce, et alia sva integriti ridotto. In Vinegia ap-
presso Gabriel Giolito de Ferrari MDXLVIII. At
end : In Vinegia appresso Gabriel Giolito de Ferrari
MDXLIX.
120, ff. [1], 2-195, [8]. Hortis, 81. Bound by Chatelin.
1549. Le rime del Petrarcha, Tanto Piu cor-
rette, quanto piu ultime di tutte stampate : Con
alcune annolationi intorno la corretione d'alcuni
luoghi loro giil corrotti. In Vinegia, nella bottega
d'Erasmo-di Vincenzo Valgrisi: M.D.XLIX.
80. ff. [16], pp. 352. Hortis, 83. Bound by Chatelin.
1549. Sonetti canzoni e triomphi di m. Fran
cesco Petrarca, con la spositione di Bernardino Da-
niello da Lucca ... In Vinegia M.D.XLIX.
At end: In Vinegia per Pietro & Gioanmaria Fra-
telli de Nicolini da Sabio, Ad instanza di M. Gioam-
battista Pederzano, libraro al segno della Torre, ap-
presso il ponte di Rialto, & compagni.
40. ff. [12], 237, [3]. The second Daniello edition. Hor-
ti.s, 84.
1550. II Petrarca. In Lione, per Gioanni di
Tovrnes. M.D.XXXXX.
i(f. pp. 416, ff. [8]. The third of the editions printed by
Jean de 'loumes. Hortis, 85. Two copies, one complete, the
other having pp. 9, 10 si^pplied in exact facsimile. Bound by
Pratt
PETRARCH BOOKS.
1550. 11 Petrarca corrctto da m. I.odovico
Dolce et alia sva inlegrila ridotto. In Vinegia ap-
presso Gabriel Giolito de Ferrari. M D L.
120. ff [1], 2-194, [8]. The last f. is wrongly numbered
155. .The obverse of f. [143] is .1 title-page, Tritmjl di m.
Francesco Pclrarca. The date on the obverse of the last f. is
also 1550. Hortis, 86.
1S50. II Petrarcha con I'espositione d'Alcssan-
dro Vellvlello di novo ristampato con le figvre a i
triomplii, et con piv cose vtili in varii Ivoghi ag-
givnte. In ^'incgia appresso Gabriel Giolito de
Ferrari e fratelli. iM 1) L.
4". ff. [S], 213. Two Velutello editions were printed this
year, the twelfth and thirteenth, Hortis, 87. The copy l.icks
the three unnumbered ((. at the end.
1550. II Petrarcha con I'espositione d'AIessan-
dro Vellvlello di novo ristampato con piv cose vtili
in uarij luoghi aggiunte ... In Venetia al
segno del la speran/;a. M D L.
8<>. IT. [S], 316, [3J. The other 1350 Velutello edition.
Hortis, 88. Bound by Chatclin.
1550. II Petrarca con nvove et brevi dichiara-
tioni, Insierae vna tauola di tutti i vocaboli, detti, cS:
prouerbi difficili diligenlemente dichiarati . . .
In Lyone, appresso Gulielmo Rouillio. 1550.
160. pp. 575, ff. [15]. The first of the editions printed by
Rovillio. Hortis, 89. Two copies, one with broad margins
(bound by Zaehnsdorf) ; the other (bound by Pratt) has the
tavoLi di tvtli i vocaboli before the tavota dc sonciti, with a
blank leaf benveen, making [16] ff. at the end. A third copy
has the order the same as in the first, with a i6th blank leaf at
the end; but immediately following the te.vt is inserted the Ro-
villio (1551) edition of Ridolfi's Rimario (see sub nomine Hi-
dolfl).
1550. II Petrarca con le osservationi di m.
Frrncesco \_sic'\ Alvnno da Ferrara ... In Vi-
negia per Pavolo Gherardo M.D.L.
8". f. [i], pp. 354, ft. [to]— engr. t-p., S. [7], 527, [3]. The
second Alunno edition. Hortis, 90. In two pans, te,\t and
osservationi, bound in reverse order. On the opposite page,
at the end of the table of first hnes which follows the te.vt, is
the rcgislro and an imprint, Ik Viuegia per Comtn d,i Triiio
dh Moii/errato, V anno. M.D.L. The wood-engraved t.-p.
prefixed to part ii. reads: Le osscr-Mlioiii dt m. Francesco
A lyniw da Ferrara sopra H Petrarca, below which is a por-
trait, and under it, Francesco Alvnno. The proper t.-p. of
part ii. then follows : Le osservationi di m. Francesco A Iviino
da Ferrara sopra il Petrarca. Novamente ristampatc, &=
con diligotza ricorrette, if molto atnpliate daW isicsso antore.
Con tvtte le sve avtorita, et dechiarationi delle uoci, &> de
luoghi difficili, con le regole, &= osseruationi delle particelle,
et delle altre uoci a i luoghi loro per ordine di A Iphabeto col-
locate. Insieme col Fctrarca nel quale sono segnate le carte
per numeii corrispondenti all' opera per pin chiarezza, ii'
comnwdita de gli studiosi . . . In Vinegia per Pavolo
Gherardo M. D. L. Bound by Bauser.
1551. II Petrarca con nvove, e brevi dichiara-
tioni. Insieme vna tauola di tutte le sue rime,
ridotte co i versi interi sotto le cinque lettere vocali
. . . In Lyone, appresso Gugliclmo Rouillio.
1551 • • •
12". pp. 576, ff. [17), p. 3-294, ff [5]. The second of the
editions pnnted by RoviUio. Hortis, 92. The 17th unnum-
bered f. is a second title-page, Tavola di tvtte Ic rime de i So-
nettt e Canzoni del Petrarca. Ridotte co i veisi interi sotto le
cinque lettere vocali . . . In Lyone, appresso Cngliebno
RouiMio. 1551 . . . Hortis, 02. Two copies, one bound
d'^j I - ' "^^'"S a' the end the Rouillio 1551 edition of
Ridolh s Rimario, as given above: the other, in old Grolier
blndiii;;, without the Rimario. See Ridolfi.
1552. II Petrarcha con I'espositione d'Alessan-
dro Velvtello. Di novo ristampato con piv cose vtili
m varii Ivoghi aggivnte. In Venetia per Domenico
Giglio. M D Lll.
8". ff [8], 317, [3]. The fifteenth Velutello edition (accord-
ing to I'crrazzi: but according to Hortis, 93, the i6th). Bound
by Zaehnsdorf.
1552. II Petrarcha con I'espositione d'Alessan-
dro Vellvtello di novo ristampato con le figvre a i
triomphi, et con piv cose vtili in varii Ivoghi ag-
givnte. In Vinegia appresso Gabriel Giolito de
Ferrari e fratelli. M D LII.
;o ff. [16], pp. 388, ff ri72]. The [.72] ff. at the end
lUld be [173], as the copy lacks the f. with signature o (that
4°. ff. [8], 216. The si,tteenth \'elutelIo edition; Hortis,
94 (the 17th). Bound by Bauser.
1553. II Petrarcha con la spositione di m. Gio-
vanni Andrea Gesvaldo. W magnif. m. Bernardo
Privli, fv ilcl magnifico m. Giaconio. Per Domenico
Giglio. .4/ ciiil: In Venetia per Domenico Giglio.
IiIDLIII. ^
. 4". "■- [2=]. 346, [72]. The si.vth Gesualdo edflion. Hor-
tis, 95. 1 he first of the 72 unnumbered ff. is a second title-
page, / trion/! del Petrarcha, con la spositione di m. Giovanni
.■Indrea Gesvaldo da Traetto. .M.D.LIli. This edition, not
having a place or date on the title-page, is sometimes sold by
the book-sellers without the final f. containing the imprint, as
an edition sine anno et loco.
1553. II Petrarcha con I'espositione di m. Gio-
vanni Andrea Gesvaldo, nvo\amente ristampato, e
con somma diligenza corretto, con nvova tavola di
tylte le cose degne di memoria, che in essa esposi-
tione si contengono, & ornato di Figure. In Vine-
gia appresso Gabriel Giolito de Ferrari e fratelli.
MDLIII.
4°.. ff. [26], 16, pp. 17-667. The si.xth Gesu,Tldo edition.
Hortis, 97. Bound by Pratt
1554. II Petrarca, nvovamente con la perfetla
ortografia della lingva volgare, corretto da Girolamo
Rvscelli. Con alcvne annotationi, & un pieno Vo-
cabolario del medesimo, sopra tutte le voci, che nel
libro si contengono, bisognose di dichiaratione,
d' auuertimento, & di regola, et con vno vtilissimo
rimario di M, LanfraTico I'armegiano, & un raccolto
di tutti gli Epiteti usati dall' Autore. In Venetia,
per Plinio Pietrasanta. M.D.LIIII.
80. - - -
should
is, 01) of the 'Vocabolario' hnwetn the words"y';YSi7^»'and
Rappellare. Contents:— l.-p., f [i]; dedication, ff Is]: A t
letton, ff. [12]: Sonctii et canzoni, pp. 282: Trionji, pp. 283-
388 ; Tavola, ff [6] : La vita del Petrara, ff [7] ; II testamenlo,
ff. [6] : Origine di madonna Lavra, ff. [9] ; Divisione de' so-
nettt, f. [i] : Registro and imprint, f [i] ; Rimario, ff [21] ;
Epiteti, fl. [18] ; V'ocaliolario, ff. [103], which should be lioj)
Honis, 98.
^ 1554. II Petrarca con I'espositione d'Alessandro
Vellvtello, di nvovo ristampato con le figvre a i Tri-
omphi, et con piv cose vtili in varii Ivoghi aggionte.
In Vinegia. per Giouan. Griffio. M D LIIII.
40. ff. [S], 214, [2]. The seventeenth Velutello edition.
Hortis, 99.
1554. II Petrarca novissimamente revisto, e
corretto da niesser Lodovico Dolce. Con alcvni
dottiss. avertimenti di M. Giulio Camillo, et Indici
del Dolce de' concetti, e delle parole, che nel Poeta
si trouano, & in ultimo de gli epitheti ; & un' utile
raccoglimcnto delle desinenze delle Rime di tutto il
Canzonicre di esso Poeta ... In Vinegia ap-
presso Gabriel Giolito de Ferrari et 8-atelli
-MD LIIII.
. ^"^ T."' ''9]. pp. 7-380, ff. [97]. The last f. but two is w.ant-
ing. Page 284 is a second title-page, / trionft del Petrarca.
Revist! e corretti diligcntissimamente da vi. Lodovico Dolce.
In I tncgia appresso Gabriel Giolito de Ferrari e ■fratelU
MDLII. After p. 380 follows. La tavola dell' opera, ff. [7],
and then another title-page, Annotationi di m. Givlio Ca-
tnil/o sopra le rime del Petrarca. Tavola di m. Lodovi-o
Dolce de i concetti: &• Estratii di molle belle &• affiguratl
forme di dire, e di altre cose pertinenti a moralita, Sr- air
arte. Tavola di tvtti i vocaboli con le sposition loro, e de gli
epiteti usati da esso Petrarca . . . In Vinegia appresso
Gabriel Giohto de Ferrari e fratelli. MD LIIII. Hortis
100. '
1557. II Petrarca. Nvovainente revisto, e
ricorrctto da m. Lodovico Dolce. Con alcvni dot-
tissimi .Xucrtinienti di M. Giulio Camillo, & Indici
di esso Dolce utilissimi di tutti i concetti, & delle '
parole, che nel Poeta si trouano. E di piu con una
breue, e particolare Spositione di tutte le Rime di
esso Poeta ... In Vinojia appresso Gabriel
Giolito dc' Ferrari. M D L\Tl.
120. f. [,], pp. 3-488, ff [i], 2-132. Page 377 is a second
bUe-page, / Irwn/i di m. Francesco Petrarca. Nvovamente
34
PETRARCH BOOKS.
revisti e corretti da m. Lodffvico Dolce, con nvo7'e spositioni
. . . In I'iut-gia Afprcsso Gabriel Giolito de Ferrari.
M D L VII. The third title-page, opposite p. 4SS, reads : A n-
twtatioui di m. Gii'lio Camiilo sopra le rime del Pctrarca.
Tavola di m. Lodovico Dolce de i concetti: Estratti di molte
belle «5r^ affi^urate forme di dire, ^ altre cose pertinenti alia
moralita, *jr> all' arte. Tavola di tviti i vocaboU con le Spo-
sition loro, e de' gli Epiteti nsati da esso Pctrarca : e di ttttte
le desinenze de i Sonetti e CaJizoni del medesimo secondo for-
dine dclle cinque iiocali . . . In Vinegia appresso Gabriel
Giolito de' Ferrari. M D Ll'II. Hortis, 102. Bound by
I'ratt
15S3. II Petrarca con dichiarazioni non piv
stampate, Insieme alcune belle Annotazioni, tratte
dalle dotlissime Prose di Monsignor Bembo, cose
sommaraente vtili, a chi di rimare leggiadramente,
& senza volere i segni del Petrarca passare, si prende
cura. E piu \Tia conserua di tutte le sue rime ridotte
sotto le cinque leltere vocali ... In Lyone,
appresso Gulielmo Rouillio. 1558 . . .
160. f. [i], pp. 5-577, ff. [23]. The third ofthe editions printed
by Rovilho. Hortis, 105. Two copies, one bound by IJauser,
the other red-lined throughout
1558. II Petrarca con I'espositione d'Alessandro
Vellvtello. Di novo ristampato con le figvre a i
trionfi, con le apostille, e con piv cose vtili aggivnte.
In Vinegia appresso Gabriel Giolito de Ferrari.
MDLVIII.
4". S. [12J, 216. The eighteenth Velutello edition; the
nineteenth according to Hortis, 106.
1559. II Petrarca nvovissimamente revisto, e
corretto da m. Lodovico Dolce. Con alcvni dottis-
simi avertimenti di m. Givlio Camiilo, et indici del
Dolce de' concetti, e delle parole, che nel Poeta si
trouano, & in ultimo de gli Epitheti ; & un' utile
raccolgimento delle desinenze delle Rime di tutto il
Canzoniere di esso Poeta ... In Vinegia ap-
presso Gabriel Giolito de' Ferrari. M D LI.K.
80. ff. [27], pp. 7-400, ff. [64]. Page [285] is a second
title-page, I trioii/i di m. Francesco Pctrarca. Nvovamente
rislainpati, et con diligenza revisti da m. Lodoz'ico Dolce. In
Vinegia appresso Gabriel Giolito de Ferrari J\I D LVIII.
A third tide-page follows p. 400, Annotationi di m. Givlio Ca-
tnillo, sopra le rime del Petrarca. Tavola di ;«. Lodoi'ico
Dolce de i Concetti, &■ Estratti di molte belle S^ affignrate
forme di dire, e di altre cose pertinenti a mortalita, <2^ aW
arte. TavoLi di tvtti i vocaboli con le sposition loro, e de gli
epiteti nsati da esso Petrarca . . . In t 'inegia appresso
CabriH Giolito de' Ferrari. M D LIX. Hortis, 108. Bound
by Pratt
1560. II Petrarca con I'espositione d'Alessan-
dro \'ellvtello. Di novo ristampato con le figvre a i
trionfi, con le apostille, e con piv cose vtili aggivnte.
In Vinegia appresso Gabriel Giolito de Ferrari.
M D LX.
40. ff. {12], 216. The nineteenth Velutello edition. Hor-
tis, 110. Bound by Causer.
1560. II Petrarca con I'e.spositione d'Alessandro
Vellvtello di nvo\o ristampato con le figvre a i tri-
onfi, con le apostille, e con piv cose vtili aggivnte.
In Venetia, appresso Vincenzo Valgrisi. M D LX.
4'^. ff. [12], 213, [3]. The twentieth Velutello edition.
Hortis, III.
1560. II Petrarca. Nvovamente revisto, et
ricorretto da m. Lodovico Dolce. Con alcvni dot-
tissimi .Vuertimenti di M. Giulio Camiilo, & Indici
di esso Dolce utilissimi di tutti i concetti, & delle
parole, che nel I'oeta si trouano. E di piu con una
breue, e particolare Spositione del medesimo Dolce,
di tutte le Kime di esso Poeta ... In Vinegia
appresso Gabriel Giolito de Ferrari. M D LX.
12". f. [i], pp. 3-488, ff. [i], 132, Page 377 is a second
title-page, / trionfi di m. Francesco Petrarca, nvoz'amente
revisti, e corretti da m. Lodovico Dolce, con nvove spositioni
. . . In Vinegia appresso Gabriel Giolito de' Ferrari.
M D LX. Third title-page, opposite p. 488, Annotationi di
?«. Givlio Camilla, sopra le rime del Petrarca. Tavola di m.
Lodoznco Dolce de i concetti: Estratti di molte belle et ajlign-
rate forme di dire, io' attre cose pertinenti alia moralita, &>
all' arte. Tavola di tvtti i vocaboli con le Sposition loro, e
de gli Epiteti usati da esso Petrarca : e di tutte le desinenze
de i Sonetti e Canzoni del medesimo, secondo I'ordine delle
cinque uocali . . . In Vinegia appresso Gabriel Giolito
de' Ferrari. Hortis, 113. Three copies, one of them bound
by Pratt and another by Bauser ; the only apparent difference
bet^veen them being that one copy has at the head of the bird's-
eye view of the Sorga {pp. 21-22), Discrittion delta Sorga,
while the others have Cisdrittoin delta Sorga, as given by
Hortis. In the copy bound by Pratt the Trionti tide-page
bears the date of 1557 (see the Dolce-Camillo edition of that
date) : and on the third title-page (that of the A nnotaiioni) of
all three copies the place of the date is supplied by four aster-
isks (* * * •).
1562. Rime di m. Francesco Petrarca in vita, e
in morte di. M. Lavra. Con vn ragionamento in fine
d'incerto -\utore dell' opinione d'alcuni intorno a'
Triomfi di detto Poeta, e con la dichiaratione di
molte voci Toscane, & in che modo si debbono vsare.
In \'enetia Per Comin da Trine di Monferrato.
.M D LXII.
S'>. f. [i], 2-180, [43]. Another imprint on the reverse of
the last unnumbered f. [43]. Hortis, 115, who makes 44 unnum-
bered ff. at the end : the present copy seems, however, to be
perfect Bound by Chatelin.
1563. II Petrarca con I'espositione di m. Ales-
sandro Vellvtello : Di nuouo ristampato con le Figure
a i Trionfi, con le apostille, e con piu cose utili ag-
giunte. In Venetia, Appresso Nicolo Beuilacqua.
M D LXIII.
4». ff. [12], 213, [3). The t\venty-first Velutello edition.
Hortis, 116. Bound by Chatelin.
1564. II Petrarca con nvove spositioni, Nelle
quali, oltre I'altre cose, si dimostra qual fusse il vero
giorno & I'hora del suo innamoramento. Insieme
alcune molto vtili & belle annotationi d'intorno alle
regole della lingua Toscana, E vna conserua di tutte
le sue rime ridotte co'versi interi sotto le lettere
vocali ... In Lyone, Appresso Gulielmo
Rouillio. M.D.LXIIII ...
12'). ff. [24], pp. 19-5S8, ff [25], 2 bl. Ivs., C [i], pp. 3-=94.
ff. [5]. The fourth of the editions printed by Rovillio. Hor-
tis, 117. After the two blank leaves comes this tide-page:
Tavola di tvtte le 7ime de i sonetti e canzoni del Petrarca.
Ridotte CO i versi interi sotto le lettere vocali^ . . . In
Lyone, Appresso Gulielmo Rouillio. lil.D.LXIIlI . . .
Two copies, one red-lined.
1564. II Petrarca con dichiarationi non piv
stampate. Insieme con alcune belle Annotationi
tratte dalle dottissime Prose di Monsignor Bembo,
cose sommamente vtili, a chi di rimare leggiadra-
mente, & senza volere i segni del Petrarca passare,
si prende cura. E pii una conserua di tutte le sue
rime ridotte sotto le cinque lettere vocali. In Vene-
tia, Appresso Nicol6 Beuilacqua. 1564-
120. f. [i], pp. 3-490, bl. If, f. [i], pp. 3-259, f. [1]. The
title-page of the second part reads: Taz'ola. di tvtte le rime de
i sonetti e canzoni del Petrarca, ridotte. co £ versi interi sotto
le cinque lettere uocali. In Venetia, Appresso Nicolo Beuil-
acqua M D LXII II. Hortis, 1 18. Bound by Pratt
1565. II Petrarca di nvovo ristampato, Et dili-
gentemente corretto. In Venetia, appresso Nicol6
Beuilacqua. 1565.
24". f. [i], pp. (31-367, ff. [6]. Old Grolier binding, with
clasps. Hortis, 120.
1568. II Petrarca rivedvto, et corretto, et di
bellissime figvre ornato ... In Vinegia, ap-
presso Gio. Griphio, M D LX VIII.
120. ff. [i), 2-162, [8]. On reverse of last f. but one, In
Vinegia per Gio. Crifio. M D L XHU. Hortis, 122.
1568. II Petrarca con I'espositione di m. Ales-
sandro Vellvtello. Di nuouo ristampato con le
Figure a i Trionfi, con le apostille, e con piu cose
utili aggiunte. In Venetia, Appresso Nicol6 Beuil-
acqua. M D LXVIII.
40. ff. [12], 213, [3J. The twenty-second Velutello editicn.
Hortis, 121. Bound by Bauser.
1573. II Petrarca con I'espositione di m. .-Mes-
savidro Velvtello. Di nuouo ristampato con le
Figure a i Trionfi, con le apostille, e con piu cose
PETRARCH BOOK'S.
35
utili aggiunte. In \'enetia, Appresso Gio. Antonio
Bertano. MDI.XXIII.
40. ff. [13), f. numb, by error 52, fT. 3-213, [3]. The twen-
ty-third Velutello edition. Horlis, 126.
1574. 11 Petrarcha con rcspositione cli m. Gio.
Andrea Ge.svaldo. Nvovamente ristampato, e con
somma diligenza corretto, et ornato di figvre, Con
Doi TaiTOle, vna de' Sonetli e Canzoni, & I'altra di
tutte le cose degne di Memoria, clie in essa Esposi-
tione si contengono. In \'inegia, appresso lacomo
Vidali. M D LXXIIII.
80. ff. [28], 419. The seventh Gesualdo edition. Hortis,
128. Bound by Llauser.
1575. II Pctrarca di nvovo ristampato, Et dili-
gentemente corretto. In Venetia, Appresso Do-
menico Nicolino. M D LXXV.
12". f. [i], pp. 3-34S, ff. [6]. Hortis, 129. Bound by Cha-
telin.
1579. II Petrarca con I'espositione di m. Ales-
sandro Velvtello. Di nuouo ristampato con le Fi-
gure a i Trionfi, con le Apostille, e con piu cose
utili aggiunte. In Venetia M U LXXIX.
4". ff. [12], 213, (3]. The ^^•enty-third Veliitello edition.
No printer's name is given ; but by comparing the title-page
with that of'the last preceding Velutello edition (see 1573), it
will be .seen that it came, like that, from the press of Bertano.
At the end is what seems to be a printer's device, a_ crane or
stork holding a stone, with the encircling motto, U'i^lat ncc
fatiscit. Hortis, 130. Two copies.
1580. II Petrarca di nvovo Ristampato, Et dili-
gentemente corretto. In Venetia, Appresso Pielro
Dehuchino. M D LXXX.
241. f. [i], pp. 3-336, ff. [6]. In the centre of p. 119, in
large type, is the line. Qui inancaito trc Sonctti. These son-
nets (c%i., c\ ii., cviii.) — the three against the papacy — are given
on an e.xtra ieaf'at the end, being the last of the 6 unnumbered
ff. Hortis, 131.
1581. II Petrarcha con I'espositione di m. Gio.
Andrea Gesvaldo. Nvovamente ristampato, e con
somma diligenza corretto, et ornato di figvre. Con
Doi Tauole, vna de' Sonetti e Canzoni, & I'altra di
tutte le cose degne di Memoria, che in essa Esposi-
tione si contengono. In \'enetia, Appresso Ales-
sandro Griffio. M D LXXXI.
40. ff. (28], 415. The eighth Gesualdo edition. Hortis,
132. The last folio, by a printer's error, is numbered 413.
1582. Le rime del Petrarca breuemente sposte
per Lodovico Castelvetro. Con priuilegio del Re
christianissimo ... In Basilea ad istanza di
Pietro de Sedabonis. M D LXXXII.
40. ff. [8], pp. 447, 396, f. [i]. The original edition with
the commentar)' of Castelvetro. It is divided into three parts,
the second and third p.aged continuously; the last numbered
page being, by an error, 378 instead of 396. On the titlc-pa^e
is a woodcut (an owl upon an overturned v.ase), below wliicli is
the Greek word KEKPIKA. This word is frequently mistak-
enly regarded in booksellers' catalogues as a p.art of the im-
print The unnumbered f. at the end contains a portion of the
Errori, and at the bottom of the reverse page a second imprint.
Hortis, 133. Two copies.
1584. II Petrarca con I'espositione di m. Ales-
sandro A'elvtello. Di nuouo ristampato con le Fi-
gure a i Trionfi, con le apostille, e con piu cose utili
^ aggiunte. In Venetia, Appresso Gio. Antonio Ber-
tano MDLXXXIIII.
4*>. fir. (12], 213, [3]. The t\venty-fourth Velutello edition.
Hortis, 135. Two copies, one bound by Pratt
1585. II Petrarca nvovamente Ridotto alia uera
Lettione con Vn Nuouo Discorso sopra la qualila
del suo amore : La Coronatione fatta in Campidoglio
di Roma & il suo Priuilegio ... In Vinetia,
presso Giorgio Angelieri. M. D. LXXXV.
120. ff. [24], pp. 350, ff. [5]. Hortis, 136.
1586. II Petrarca con nvove spositioni, et in-
sieme alcune molto utili, & belle Annotation! d'in-
torno alle regole della lingua Toscana, Con una
conserua di tutte le sue Rinte ridotle co' Versi inleri
sotto le letterc Vocali. In Venetia, Appresso Gior-
gio Angelieri, 1586.
160. ff. [63), pp. 58S, ff. [22), bl. If., f. [1], pp. 3-232. After
the bl. If. comes the following title-page : Tavola di tvtte le^
rime tic' sonetti, e canzoni del Petrarca, riihtte CO i versi
interi sotto le lettere -nocali. In I 'euetia, apf>resso Giorgio
Anselieri, 1586. This reprint of Hidolfi's Riinario_ e.\tends to
232 pages, but does not always accompany the edition. The
three sonnets against the papacy are lacking, the space which
they shoultl occupy being left blank on pp. 207-210, on the
first-named page being trie words, Qui tnancono tre sonetti.
Hortis, 137, where, by a slip of the pen, the 63 and 22 unnum-
bered ff are spoken of as pages.
1583. II Petrarca nvovamente Ridotto alia vera
Lettione. Con Vn Nuouo Discorso sopra la qua-
lita del suo amore : Et La Coronatione fatta in Cam-
pidoglio di Roma, & il suo Priuilegio. In Venetia,
Appresso gli Heredi di Alessandro Griffio. M D L-
XXXVIII.
i2">. ff. [24], pp. 350, ff. [5]. Hortis, 139. Bound with the
copy is, La inaga innocente tavola pastorale tragicotnica di
Givtitino Bezzi. Bologna, Monti, 1649.
1592. II Petrarca di nvovo ristampato, Et dili-
gentcmente corretto In Vinetia, Presso Marc' An-
tonio Zaltieri. MDXCTI.
24". ff. [i], 2-162, [6]. Hortis, 140. Bound by Chatelin.
1600. II Petrarca di nvovo Ristampato et di
bellissime Figvre Intagliate in Rame adornato E
diligentemente corretto ... In Venetia Presso
Girolamo Porro MDC. At end : In Venetia,
MDXCII. Presso Marc Antonio Zaltieri.
24". ff. [i], 2-162, [6]. Hortis, 143. Bound by Pratt.
1605. II Petrarca di nvovo Ristampato et dili-
gentemente corretto. In Venetia, Appresso Gio-
uanni Alberti. M D C V.
24". f. [i], pp. 3-321, ff. [6]. Hortis, 144. Bound by
Pratt
1607. II Petrarca nvovamente Ridotto alia vera
Lettione. Con vn Nuouo discorso .sopra la qualita
del suo amore : Et la coronatione fatta in Campi-
doglio di Roma, & il suo Priuilegio. In Venetia,
Appresso gli Ileredi di Domenico Farri. M D CVII.
12". ff. [24], pp. 350, ff. [5]. Herds, 146.
1610. II Petrarca nvovamente Ristampato, e
diligentemente Corretto. Con brievi argomenti di
Pietro Petracci ... In Venetia Appresso Ni-
colo Misserini. At end: In Venetia. Appresso
Nicol6 Misserino. M DC X.
240. f. [i], pp. [3]-346, ff. [6]. Hortis, 148.
1619. II Petrarca nvovamente Ridotto all a vera
Lettione. Con vn Nuouo discorso sopra la qualitil
del suo Amore. Et la Coronatione fatta in Campi-
doglio di Roma, & il suo Priuilegio. Diligente-
mente corretto, & di nuouo Figure adornato . . .
In Venetia. MDCXIX. Appresso B.aldissera Giu-
liani.
12"^. ff. [24], pp. 350, ff. fio]. Not in Hortis. Contents: —
t-p., Senvccio . . . Delr incoronatione, 11 ff ; Privilegio
della incoronatione, 4 ff., ending on obverse of the fourth : So-
netto del V.archi, i f., beginning on the reverse of the preced-
ing; Discorso sopra la qualita dell' amore del Petrarca, 7 ff. ;
Sonetti e canzoni, pp. 1-256: Trionfi, pp. 257-327; giunta, pp.
328-350 : tavola, 10 ff. See Marsand, p. 96.
1624. II Petrarca nvovamente Ristampato, e
diligentemente Corretto. Con brievi argomenti di
Pielro Petracci ... In Venetia .\ppresso Ni-
colo Misserini. At end: In Venetia, M UC XXIV.
Appresso Nicol6 Misserini.
24". f. [1], pp. 3-370, ff [7]. Last p. erroneously ntim-
bered 270 instead of 370. Hortis, 151.
1,638. II Petrarca di nvovo Ristainpato et di
bellissime Figvre adornato E diligentemente corretto
Con argomenti di Pietro Petracci ... In Ve-
netia Presso Gio. Maria Misserini. At end : Vene-
tia, M DC XXXVIII. Appresso Gio. Maria Mis-
serini.
24'^. pp. 346, ff. [6J. Hortis, 153.
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PETRARCH BOOKS.
1631. 11 Petraica cli nvovo Ristampato, cS: Dili-
gejUemente conetto. Con argomenti di Pietro Pe-
uacci . . . Venetia, M. DC. LI. Appresso li
Gueiigli.
24^. ^. [z], pp. 5-347, ff- [6]. The first f. is an engraved
title-page, y/ZV^mrc'av the second has the printed title. Mor-
tis, 155.
1711. Le rime di Francesco Petrarca, riscon-
trate co i testi a penna della libreria estense, e co i
fragment! dell' originate d'esso poeta. S'aggiun-
gono le considerazioni rivedute e ampliate d' Ales-
sandro Tassoni, le annotazioni di Girolarao Muzio, e
le osservazioni di Lodovico Antonio Muratori, biblio-
tecario del sereniss. sig. duca di Modena. All' illus-
Irissimo ed eccelentissimo sig. Antonio Rambaldo
. . . Modena, Soliani, 171 1.
4°. pp. XXXV, 860. The first edition with the combined
commentaries of Tassoni, Muzio and Muratori, edited by the
last-named distinguished scholar and critic. Hortis, 158.
1722. Le rime di m. Francesco Petrarca riscon-
trate con ottimi esemplari stampati, e con uno an-
tichissiino testo a penna ; quanto poi nella presente
edizione si siano adornate, ed accresciute, per la se-
guente lettera e manifesto. Padova, Coiiiino, 1 722.
8<*. ff. [6], pp. civ, 397. The first Comino edition, contain-
ing, among other things, a Catalogo di irtoite delle principali
edizioni che state Jatte del Cajtzoniere di titesscr Francesco
Pctt-arca, pp. Ixiv-civ, the first attempt at a Petrarch biblio-
graphy (see Appendix ii.). At the end is an unnumbered f,
containing a list of books printed by the Comino press. Hor-
tis, isQ. Two copies.
1727. Le rime di Francesco Petrarca, riscon-
trate co i testi a penna della libreria estense, e co i
fragment! dcU' originale d'esso poeta. S'aggiun-
gono le considerazioni rivedute e ampliate d'AIes-
sandro Tassoni, le annotazioni di Girolamo Muzio,
e le osservazioni di Lodovico Antonio Muratori, bib-
liotecario del sereniss. sig. duca di Modena. AH'
illustrissimo ed eccellentissimo sig. Antonio Ram-
baldo . . . nuova edizione, accresciuta nel fine
d'una giunta d'alcune composizioni del medesimo
Petrarca, e d'altri autori. Venezia, Coh'ti, 1 727.
4'^. pp. xxiv, 732. The second Tassoni-Muzio-RIuratori
edition. Hortis, 160, where the pages numbered in Roman are
given cxxiv, probably an error, 'three copies.
1732. Le rime di m. Francesco Petrarca riscon-
trate con ottimi esemplari st.ampati, e con uno anti-
chissimo testo a penna; quanto poi nella presente
seconda nostra edizione, piii che nella prima, si
sieno adornate, ed illustrate, per la seguente prefa-
zione h manifesto. I'adova, Comino, \Ti'i.
S-^. portr., pp. Ixxx, 447. The secontl Comino edition.
Hortis, 161, where there is a printer's error in the date. See
Appendix ii.
1741. Le rime di Francesco Petrarca riscon-
trate co i testi- a penna della libreria estense, e co i
fragmenti dell' originale d'esso poeta. S'aggiun-
gono le considerazioni rivedute e ampliate d'Ales-
sandro Tassoni, le annotazioni di Girolamo Muzio,,
e le osservazioni di Lodovico Antonio Muratori, bib-
liotecario del sereniss. sig. duca di Modena. All'
illustrissimo ed eccellentissimo sig. Antonio Ram-
baldo . . . seconda edizione, accresciuta nel
fine d'una giunta d'alcune composizioni del mede-
simo Petrarca, e d'altri autori. Venezia, Viczzeri,
1 741.
4'\ pp. xxiv, 728. The third (called second) Tassoni-
Muzio-5luratori edition. ' Hortis, 163. Two copies.
1746. Le rime di m. Francesco Petrarca col
migliori esemplari diligentemente riconstrate e cor-
retle. Bergamo, Laiial/otli, 1746.
1 20. fl". [17], pp. 398. Hortis, 164. Bound by Bauser.
1747. Le rime di m. Francesco Petrarca riscon-
trate con ottimi esemplari stampati, con la tavola di
tuUc le rime tlel canzoniere ridotte coi versi interi
solto le Icttere vocali. Venezia, Bortoti, 1 747.
120. pp. Ixxxiv, 623. Frontispiece (portraits) included in the
pagination. Hortis, 165.
1748. Rime di mess. Francesco Petrarca riscon-
trate e corrette sopra ottimi testi a penna eoU' ag-
giunta delle varie lezioni e d'una nuova vita dell'
autore. Firenze, Stamperia all' insegna d' Apollo,
1748.
8". portr., pp. liii, 384. Dedication by Luigi Bandini.
Hortis, 166. Two copies, one bound by Bauser, the other lack-
ing portrait.
1751. Rime di mess. Francesco Petrarca. Ve-
nezia, Remondini, 1751.
120. frontisp., engr. L-p., ff [2], pp. xliii, 372. Hortis, 168.
1752. Le rime di m. Francesco Petrarca coi
migliori esemplari diligentemente riscontrate e cor-
rette ; edizione seconda. Bergamo, Lancellotti,
1752.
i2'>. fF. [18], pp. 396. Hortis, 169.
1753. II Petrarca con note date la prima volta
in luce ad utilita de' giovani, che amano la poesia.
Feltre, FogUctta, 1753.
16'^. ff. [8], pp. 319, ff. I_61 — pp. 340, Ixx-ii. What is properly
the second volume has no tide-page. The notes are by the canon
Sebastiano Pagello, and this is therefore known as the Pagello
edition. Hortis, 170.
1755. Rime di mess. Francesco Petrarca. Ve-
nezia, Remondini, 1755.
12". frontisp., engr. t.-p., fF. [2], pp. xliii, 378. Hortis, 173.
1756. Le rime del Petrarca brevemente esposte
per Lodovico Castelvetro. Venezia, Zatta, 1756.
2 V. 1.4*^. Contents: — Vol. i., bastard tide, frontisp., L-p.,
dedic, engr. sonnet, prefazione (pp. v-xvj), portrs.. Vita del
Petrarca scritta da L. Beccadelli (pp. i-l.\xx). Rime (pp. 1-549),
errori, etc. {pp. 550-557): ii., b.astard title, L-p., avviso (pp.
vii-viii), portrs., lettera di B. Peruzzl (pp. ix-xi), privllegio (p.
xii), dichiarazione de" rami (pp. xiii-xvi). Rime (pp. 1-504), in-
dice (pp. 505-512), giunta (pp. 513-548), catalogo di molte edi-
zioni (pp. 549-615). Known as the Zatta edition. Two copies,
one on very large, heavy paper, in Italian full calf binding of
the last century; the other on ordinary paper. Hortis, 174.
See Appendix ii.
1759. Le rime di Francesco Petrarca riscontrate
CO i testi a penna della libreria estense, e co i frag-
menti dell' originale d'esso poeta; s'aggiungono le
considerazioni rivedute e ampliate d'Alessandro Tas-
soni, le annotazioni di Girolamo Muzio, e le osser-
vazioni di Lodovico Antonio Muratori, bibliotecario
del sereniss. sig. Duca di Modena ; all' illustrissimo
ed eccellentissimo sig. Antonio Rambaldo . . .
terza edizione, accresciuta nel fine d'una giunta, d'al-
cune composizioni del medesimo Petrarca, e d'altri
autori. Venezia, Viczzcri, 1759.
4". pp. xxiv, 728. The fourth (called third) Tassoni-Muzio-
Muraton edition. Hortis, 175. Two copies, one bound by
Bauser.
1762. Le rime di Francesco Petrarca riscon-
trate CO i testi- a penna della libreria estense, e co i
frammenti dell originale d'esso poeta; s'aggiungono
le considerazioni rivedute e ampliate di Alessandro
Tassoni, le annotazioni di Girolamo Muzio, e le
osservazioni di Ludovico Antonio' Muratori, biblio-
tecario del serenissinio signor duca di Modena. Mo-
dena, Soliani, 1762.
4". fr, [2], pp. xxiv, 568. The fifth Tassoni-Muzio-Mura-
tori edition. Hortis, 176.
1768. Le rime di Francesco Petrarca. Parigi,
Prault, 1768.
2 V. 120. Vol. i., portr., engr. t-p., pp. cliv, f. [i], pp.
211 : ii., engr. t.-p., pp. 324, ff. [2]. Hords, 178. Two copies.
1774. Le rime del Petrarca . . . Dresda,
IValthcr, 1774.
80. pp. xxiv, 456. The tiUe.page has engraved portraits of
Petrarch and Laura, with their respective names above the
heads. Hortis, 179.
1775. Le rime di ni. Francesco Petrarca riscon-
trate con ottimi esemplari stampati, con la tavola di
(.^
PETRARCH BOOKS.
37
tutte le rime del canzoniere ridolte coi vers! inteii
sotto le lettere vocali. Venezia, Bortoli, 1 775.
120. pp. Ixxxiv, 623. Frontispiece (portrait) included in the
Roman pagination. Hortis, 180.
1776. Rime di mess. Francesco Petrarca. Bas-
sano, Remondini, l']^i>.
120. pp. 405. Hortis, i8i.
1778. Le rime di Francesco Petrarca. Londra,
1778-
2V. 12". Vol. i., portr.,engr. t.-p.,pp. XXIV, 343; u., cngr.
t-p., pp. 300. The date is indistinctly engraved, and is often
mistaken for 1775 or 1776. The ediuon was really printed at
Leghorn {Mast). Hortis, 182.
1784. Francesco Petrarca. Venezia, Zalta,
1784.
2 V. 8". Vol. L, f. [i], pp. s-366, f. [i]; ii., f. [i], pp. 5-
328. Belongs, according to Hortis, 184, to the series, i'arnaso
itaiiatto mfvcra raccoUi de poeti cUsski ttaUaniy edited. by the
abb^ Andrea Rubbi.
1784. Le rime di Francesco Petrarca. Londra,
1784.
2 V. 24". Vol. i., portr., ff (2], pp. xlviij, 210; il, ff. [2],
pp. 212. Printed in Leghorn. Hortis, 185.
1785. Le rime di mess. Francesco Petrarca;
edizione riscontrata coUa Cominiana dell' anno 1732,
e che porta in fronte il compendio della vita del
poeta, il suo testamento, I'albero gentilizio di sua
famiglia, ec. Venezia, Zalttj, 178^.
2 v. 8». Vol. L, pp. xxviii, [3]-368; ii., pp. 328. Hortis,
186.
1786. Le rime di Francesco Petrarca. Orleans,
Jacob, 1786.
2V. 180. Vol i., port, S. [2], pp. x.xxii, 216; iL, ff. (2I,
pp. 228. Hortis, 188.
1787. II Petrarca, con note brevissime, ma
bastevoli per Tintelligenza del testo. Orleans,
Count Je ViltencHve, 17S7.
8'>. pp. 405. Biblwtheque des meilleurs poetes itaUens,^\-
rieme vol. Horus, i8g.
1787. Due opuscoli del dottor Gio. Agostino
Zeviani, il primo intitolato Metastasio maestro, Tallro
del canto ed ornamento poetico lirico italiano, con
I'indicazione delle piu eccellenti bellezze del Pe-
trarca ; unitevi tutte le sue rime ed anco il rimario
CO versi intieri alle sue lettere. Verona, Moroni,
1787.
2 V. 80. Contents: — Vol. i., frontisp., engr. t-p. : Lo
stampatore a chi legge, p. [i] ; privllegio, p. [ii] ; dialogo, pp.
iii-xiv : Del canto e dell' ornamento poetico hrico italiano, pp.
xv-xlii : Vita del Petrarca da L. Beccatelli, pp. xliii-xcviii :
Compendio della vita del Petrarca fatto da' signori giornalisti
d'ltalia, pp. xcix-cxxxiv; Sonetti e canzoni, pp. [i]-276; in-
dice, pp. 277-290; ii., Trionfi, pp. [i]-65: giunta, pp. [67]-
124 : indice delle rime, pp. 125-127 ; tavola di tutte le nme, pp.
128-388. Hortis, 190.
1789. Le rime di Francesco Petrarca. Parigi,
Delalain, 17S9.
2 V. 120. Vol. i., portr., engr. t-p., pp. cxxxviij, 211; ii.,
engr. t-p., pp. 319. Hortis, 193.
1797. Francesco Petrarca. Venezia, Valle,
1797.
2 V. 8». Vol. i., f. [1], pp. s-366, f. [il ; it, f. [i], pp. s-
326. Hortis, 199.
1798. Rime di mess. Francesco Petrarca. Bas-
sano, Remondini, 1798.
120. pp. 404. Hortis, 200.
1799. Rime di Francesco Petrarca. Parma,
Tipi Bodoniani, 1799.
2 V. 1. fo. VoL L, t [i], pp. Ixiv, 365; ii., i. [1], pp. viii,
330. Hortis, 201.
1799. Rime di Francesco Petrarca. Parma,
Tipi Bodoniani, 1 799.
2 V. 8". Vol. i., pp. xxxiv, 373: ii, pp. xvii, 352. Hortis,
202.
1799. Le rime di Francesco Petrarca tj-atte da'
migliori esemplari, con illustrazioni inedite di Lo-
dovico Beccadelli. Verona, Giuliari, 1799.
2 V. 80. Vol )., pp. xxxi, 112, 338: ii., f. [i], pp. 288.
Hortis, 203. Two copies.
1805. Le rime di m. Francesco Petrarca illus-
trate con note dal p. Francesco Soave c. r. s., pro-
fessore di filosofia nell' university di Pavia. Milano,
Classici ilaliani, 1S05.
2 V. 80. Vol. i., 2 portrs., pp. cxii, 283: ii., pp. 348, f. [l].
Hortis, 205. Three copies, one on heavy paper.
1805. Rime di Francesco Petrarca. Pis,a, So-
cieta Utteraria, 1805.
2 V. 1. fo. Vol. i., portr., pp. viii, xxii, 352: ii., pp. 368.
Hortis, 207. Bound by Gruel.
1806. Le rime di Francesco Petrarca riscontrate
e corrctte sopra i migliori esemplari; s'aggiungono
le varie lezioni, le dichiarazioni necessarie, ed una
nuova vita dell' autore, piii esatta delle antecedenti
da C. L. Fernow. Jena, Ffommanti, i8o6.
2 V. 120. Vol. i., pp. Iv, 348: ii., ff. [3], pp. 361, f. [i].
Raccolta di autori classici italiani, poeti, tonli iv., v. Hortis,
209.
1806-7. Rime di mess. Francesco Petrarca.
Roma, Pogpoli, 1S06-7.
2 V. 8-^. Vol. i., 1806, pp. 264; ii., 1807, pp. 240. Hortis,
210, where only the first date is mentioned.
1809-10. Rime del Petrarca. Venezia, Picotti,
1809-10.
2 V. 40. Vol. i., 1809, pp. XV, 355: il, 1810, pp. xxviii,
318. Heavy paper. Hortis, 213.
1811. Le rime di messer Francesco Petrarca;
edizione forniata sopra quella di Comino del 1732.
Venezia, Vitarelli, 181 1.
2 V. 160. Vol. i., portr., ff. [2], pp. xxx, bl. If., pp. 357;
ii., pp. 312. Hortis, 214.
1811. Le rime di Francesco Petrarca, illustrate
di note da varj comentatori scelte ed abbreviate da
Romualdo Zotti. hondra, Bii/mcr, 181 1.
3 V. 12*1. Vol. i., portr., pp. viii, 505: ii., f. \i], pp. 380:
iii., portr., f. [i], pp. 378, f. [i). Known as the Zotti ediuon.
The third vol. has a change of title: Disscrtazionc tstorica e
critica sulla vita di Francesco Petrarca, e sit gitclla di ma-
donna Laura, contro una ipotesi istorica dell' abate de Sade,
volntne terzo. This volume contains a Vita del Petrarca (pp.
1-105), the Latin text of the Testament (pp. 106-117), Rifles-
sioni del cav. Tiraboschi sopra la vita di Francesco Petrarca
scritta dair abate de Sade (pp. 118-153), Riflessioni intomo a
madonna Laura ossia dissertazione su d'una ipotesi istorica del
sig. abate de S.ade (pp. 154-295), Giunta di alcune composi-
zioni di F. Petrarca (pp. 297-354), Sommario cronologico della
vita del Petrarca (pp. 355-362), and the Latin text of the letter
to posterity (pp. 363-378). The I^rylessioni intorjio a tnadonna
Laura are drawn from the Historical and critical essay, and
the Dissertation on an historical hypothesis 0/ the abbi tie
Sade of Lord Woodhouselee (A. F. Tytler). Hortis, 216.
1812. Le rime di Francesco Petrarca tratte da'
migliori esemplari ; nuova edizione nella quale si fe
adoperato il modo piu semplice di notare le voci coll'
accento di prosodia. Avignone, Segnin, 1S12.
2 V. 120. Vol. L, ff. [2], pp. [vii]-,xv, 209: it, pp. 220.
Hortis, 217.
1813. Rime di mess. Francesco Petrarca co'
migliori esemplari diligentemente riscontrate e cor-
rette. Roma, Dc Romanis, 1813.
18". portr., pp. xxxvi, 431. Hortis, 219.
1814. Le rime di Francesco Petrarca disposte
secondo I'ordine de' tempi in cui vennero scritte.
Venezia, Vitarelii, 18 14.
2 v. 8«. Vol. i., pp. 435: ii., pp. 244, £ [1]. Hortis, 221.
1817. Rime di Francesco Petrarca. Pisa, Nis-
tri, I Si 7.
2 V. 160. VoL I, 2 portrs., pp. xxx, bl. If, pp. 359 :_ ii, £
tij, pp. xii, 298. Collezione di poeti classici italiani, xiv-xv.
lorUs, 227.
1819. Le rime di Francesco Petrarca. Padova,
Crescini, 1819.
3 V. 80. Vol. i, tt [6], pp. 5-S09; ii, pp. 463; iii, pp.
232, cvi. Hortis, 231.
1819-20. Le rime del Petrarca. Padova, 7V-
pografia del Seminario, 1819-20.
38
PETRARCH BOOKS.
2 V. 1. 4". Vol. L, 1819, pp. lix, 375, 4 pi. ; ii., 1820, fT 1^2],
pp. 444, fl'- [2], 5 pi. Large-paper copy of the original edition
by Antonio Alarsand. Hortis, 232.
1820. Le rime del Petrarca. Livorno, Masi,
1820.
2 V. 80.
pp. xii, 24S.
1820.
ff- [4]. pp. xlvii, 362; ii., portr..
Vol. i. , portr.
Hortis, 234.
Rime del Petrarca, con note. Venezia,
Orlamielli, 1 820.
2 V. 160. Vol i.. portr., pp. xv, 351; iL, portr., ff. [3], pp.
355. ColUzioue dci poeti cUusici italiani. Hortis, 235. Two
copies, one on thick paper.
1820. Le rime di messer Francesco Petrarca
publicate da A. Buttura. Parigi, Lefc-fi-e, 1820.
3 V. 160. Vol. i., portr., pp. xvi, 192: li., portr., pp. 192:
iii., pp. 240. Biblioteca poctica italiana scelta c ^tibUcata da
A. BHttiira,loxm'\\.-^\. Hortis, 237. Two copies.
1820. Rime di messer Francesco Petrarca.
Prate, Vannini, 1820.
2 V. 80. Vol. i., pp. 239: ii., pp. 238. Hortis, 238.
1820. Le rime di messer Francesco Petrarca;
edizione formata sopra quella di Rovillio del 1574,
con afjgiunte indicate nel seguente avviso. Venezia,
Molinari, 1820.
Vol. i., portr., ff. [5I, pp. xxviii, 356 ; ii., pp. 315-
Three copies.
Rime di F. Petrarca col comento di G.
Parigi, presso Vedilore \_Doiidey-DiiprJ'\,
2 V. so.
Hortis, 239.
1821.
Biagioli.
1821.
2 V.
Vol. i., ff. [4], pp. xxxvi, 831 ; ii, ff. [2], pp. 564.
Bound in 3 vols. The original edition with the commentary of
Bagioli. Hortis, 241. An additional volume, uniform in style,
and under the same editorship, contains the Rime di Michel-
agiwlo Buo7mrrotL il vecchio. See Buonarroti.
1821. Le rime di Francesco Petrarca. Brescia,
Bvttoiii, 1 82 1.
2 V. I2». Vol. i., portr., pp. Ixxii, 335; ii., portr., pp. 29r.
Hortis, 2 [2. Dound together.
1821. Le rime del Petrarca con tavole in rame
ed illustrazioni. Firenze, Cianietti. 1821.
2 V. S". Vol. i., pp. .xlviii, 366, bl. If, ff. [5], 4 pi. ; ii., pp.
483, f. [1], 5 pi. Printed on blue paper. Hortis, 243.
1821-22. Le rime di Francesco Petrarca cor-
rette sovra i testi migliori ; si aggiungono le consider-
azioni rivedute e ampliate di .-Vlessandro Tassoni, le
annotazioni di Girolamo Muzio, e le osservazioni di
Lodovico Antonio Muratori; prima edizione romana.
Koxad., De Romaiiis, 1821-22.
2 V. S^i. Vol. i., 1821, fronrisp., pp. xxxv, 543: ii., 1822,
pp. 412. The sixth edition. Hortis, 245.
1822. Le rime del Petrarca con brevi annota-
zioni. Firenze, Moliui, 1822.
120. frontisp., engr. t.-p., pp. xxxiii, 496, f [i]. Hortis,
246.
1822. Le rime del Petrarca con tavole in rame
ed illustrazioni. Firenze, Ciardetti, 1822.
4 V. 120. Vol. i., pp. 216, f. [i], 3 pi. ; ii., pp. 222, f. [i],
T pi. ; iii., pp. 279, 5 pi. : iv., pp. 177. Hortis, 247.
1822. Le rime del Petrarca . . . Londra,
Pickering, 1822.
48''. portr., engr. t.-p., ff. [2]. pp. 237, ff. [s]. One of the
well-known Pickering duamond classics. Hortis, 249.
1823. Rime di Francesco Petrarca col comento
di G. Biagioli. Milano, Silvcstri, 1823.
2 V. 8'). Vol. i., portr., t.-p., pp. [v]-lii, 352; ii., pp. xii,
688, f. [1]. Hortis, 250. Two copies, one on Large paper.
1824. Le rime di messer Francesco Petrarca.
Milano, Bettotii, 1824.
2 v. So. Vol. i., pp. vii, 343; ii., pp. 383. Classica bib-
h'oteca ttaliaua aitticii e nioderna. Hortis, 251.
1825. Le rime di Francesco Petrarca. Milano,
Bt-ltoiii, 1825.
2 v. 160. Vol. i., pp. xx^H, 190: ii-, pp. 190. Biblioteca
portatile latitia, italiana e/rancese. Hortis, 252.
1825. Rime del Petrarca, con note. Torino,
Alliana, 1825.
8°. pp. xxxii, 459. On the cover, Edizione prima Tori-
tiese. I'he preface is signed Luigi Cibrario. Copy imperfect,
hacking signature 6, pp. 81-96. Hortis, 253.
1826. Le rime del Petrarca; secondo I'edizione
di Marsand, con tavole e illustrazioni. Firenze,
Pagni, 1826.
4 V. 24«. Vol. i., pp. 212, 3 pi. ; ii., pp. 228, i pi. : iii., pp.
239, 4 pi. : iv., pp. 239, I pi. Hortis, 255.
1826. Rime di Francesco Petrarca coUa inter-
pretazione composta dal conte Giacomo Leopardi.
Milano, Stella, 1S26.
2 V. 160. Vol. i., pp. 501 : ii., pp. [so5]-97l. Hortis, 256.
1826. Rime di Francesco Petrarca. Milano,
CIcissici italiiDti, 1826.
2 V. 160. Vol. i., portr., pp. LIX, 306: ii.,pp. 308. Raccolta
di poeti classici italiani antichi e modemi, vol. xlii-xliii.
Hortis, 257.
1826. II parnasso italiano owero : i quattro poeti
celeberrimi italiani : La divina commedia di Dante
."Mighieri; Le rime di Francesco Petrarca; L'Or-
lando furioso di Lodovico Ariosto ; La Gerusalemme
liberata di Torquato Tasso ; edizione giusta gli otti-
mi testi antichi, con note istoriche e critiche . . .
ornata di quattro ritratti secondo Raffaello Morghen.
Lipsia, Fleischer, 1826.
40. frontisp., f. [1], pp. xii, xxiii, columns 236, pp. vii, col-
umns 160, pp. vii, columns 644, pp. .\vi, columns 256, ff. [47].
Petrarca follows Dante, making pp. vii, columns 160. The
Italian dedication of the volume to Goethe is signed Adolfo
Wagner. Bound by Bauser. Hortis, 262.
1826-27. Rime di Francesco Petrarca col co-
mento del Tassoni, del Muratori, e di altri. Pa-
dova, MiiieiTa, 1826-27.
2 v. 80, Vol. i., 1826, pp. cxxi, f. [i], pp. [i]-320, ff. [2],
pp. 321-786; ii., 1827, ff. [2], pp. [,i]-445, f l_i), pp. [446I-745,
f. [1]. The seventh Tassoni-Muzio-Muraton edition. Hortis,
260.
1827. Parnaso classico italiano contenente
Dante, Petrarca, .\riosto e T3SS0. Padova, Min-
eii'a, 1 82 7.
4". ff. [4], pp. viii, 140, vii, 104, bl. If, f [i], pp. xi, 368, f.
[il, pp. viii, 136. Each author is separately paged, the Pe-
trarch pagination being vii, 104. Editor, Angelo Sicca. Hor-
tis, 264.
1827. Rime di Francesco Petrarca. Firenze,
Borghi, 1827.
2 V. 16". Vol. i., portr., ff. [2], pp. 7-266: ii., ff. [2], pp.
[7]-29o. Hortis, 263.
1829. Rime del Petrarca, secondo la lezione
del professore Antonio Marsand. Padova, Miner-
va, 1829.
2 V. 12". Vol. i., ff. [4], pp. xxii, f. [i], llp. 436, f. [1] : ii.,
ff. [2], pp. 357, bl. If, pp. 264, ff. [2]. Horris, 266.
1829-30. Biblioteca portatile del viaggiatore;
volume primo ; Dante, Petrarca, Ariosto, Tasso.
Firenze, PassigU, 1829-30.
80. ff. [4], pp. [51-835, f h]. Not included in the count
are a portrait and an engraved title-page to each author, mak-
ing 8 pi. in all. The Dante engraved tide-page-is dated 1828,
the printed title-page 1S29. Both the Petrarch title-pages are
dated 1829. those of Ariosto 1S29, and those of Tasso 1S30.
The printed Petrarch title is, Rime di tnesser Fraticesco Pe-
trarca con brevissime illustrazioni di G. B., Firenze, Pas-
sigU, 1829. Portr., engr. t.-p., pp. [257]-384. The initials
represent the name of Giuseppe Borghi (see FerrazzI, p. 144).
Hortis, 270.
1830. Le rime di messer F. Petrarca, le .St.anze
e rOrfeo del Poliziano, con note di diversi; per dili-
genza e studio di Antonio Buttura. Parigi, BauJry,
1830.
2 V. 80. Vol. i., t.-p.. pp. [v]-xxx, f. [r], pp. 442, f. [i] :
ii., ff. [2], pp. 373, f. [ij. / quattro poeti italiani e il Poli-
ziano, vol. 111. iv. Hortis, 271.
1831-32. II canzoniere di Francesco Petrarca.
Venezia, AntoncHi^ 1831-32.
2 V. 640. Vol, i., 1831, portr., pp. xvi, 254; ii., 1832, f. [i],
pp. 329. Parnaso classiio italiano, torn, iii., iv. Hortis, 273,
where only the date 1831 is given.
1832. I'arnaso italiano; volumeprimo: Dante,
Petrarca, Ariosto, Tasso. Venezia, AfitoncHi, 1S32.
PETRARCH BOOKS.
39
8'^- ^- [3]. columns [xvii.]-xxx.» f. [i], columns [5]-^36, IT.
[2], columns (ix.]-xiv., f. (i]> columns [5]-3io, n. [2], col-
umns rix.]-xxx., 786, ff [3], columns [Lx.]-xxxii., f.[i], col-
umns [5J-326, f. [i]. There arc an engraved general tule, 3
illustrations to the Divina commcdia, and a portrait prccetling
the text of each author — njaking 7 pjates not included in the
above count To each author there is a separate title-page
(included in the count), the second one reading: 11 canzoniere
di Francesco Pttrarca^ Vciiczia, AnioncUi, 1832. f. [1],
portr., f. [i], columns [ix.]-xiv., f. [i], columns [5]-292, f. [i],
cohmms [237]-3io. The Ariosto title-page is dated 1832, and
the Tasso title-page 1S34. Hortis, 277, under the dates 1833-34.
1832. II canzoniere di Francesco Petrarca. Ve-
nezia, Autouclli^ 1^32.
80. portr., ff. [2], columns [ix.]-xiv., f. [i], columns [5]-
310. Separate repnnt from the preceding Farnaso iiaiiano,
Venezia, 1832.
1832. Le rime del Petrarca con note letterali e
critiche del Castelvetro, Tassoni, Muratori, Alfieri.
Ginguen^, ec, ec, scelte, compilate ed accresciule
da Carlo Albertini da Verona. Firenze, Ciardetti^
1832.
2 V. 80. Vol. j., f. [i], pp. [vl-cxxiv, 367; ii., fF. [2], pp.
7-348, cliv. Hortis, 275.
1833. Biblioteca portatile del viaggiatore, vol-
ume primo: Dante, Petrarca, Ariosto, Tasso. Fi-
renze, Borghij 1833.
_ 80. ff. [4J, pp. [5T-833, f. [i], 8 pi. The four engraved
title-pages are all dated 1832, while all the printed ones bear the
date of 1833. The Petrarch title is Rime di vtesscr Francesco
Petrarca con drcvissime illnstrazioni di G. B., Kirenze,
Bor^hi, 1833. Portr., engr. t-p., pp. [257J-384. See the
edition of 1829-30. Hortis, 274, where it is entered under 1832.
1833. I quattro poeti italiani con una scelta di
poesie italiane dal 1200 sino a' nostri tempi; pub-
licati da A. Buttura. Parigi, Lcjcz'
iSx
1. S-J. frontisp., pp. ix, f. [i], pp. 731. Le rime di messer
Francesco Petrarca, pp. [113J-203. Hords, 276.
1836. I quattro poeti italiani con una scelta di
poesie it.iliane dal 1200 sino a' nostri tempi ; pub-
licati secondo I'edizione del 1S33 da A. Buttura.
Parigi, Lefh'rc, 1836.
1. 8". frontisp., ff [2), pp. V, f. [i], pp. 903. Le rime di
vtesscr Francesco Petrarca, pp. [1371-243. Hortis, 2S0.
1836. Le rime di messer F. Petrarca, le Stanze
e rorfeo del Poliziano con note di diversi. Parigi,
Baiidry, 1S36.
2 V. 80. Vol. i., portr., pp. xxx, f. [i], pp. 442, f. [i] ; ii.,
ff- [?1, PP- 373. f- (,!]■ Collczionc de' mtgtiori autori italiani
antichf e tiioderttt, voL ■ ■■ -^ - - - ■
281.
. vi., vii. Bound by Eauser. Hortis,
1837. Le rime di Francesco Petrarca colle note
letterali e critiche del Castelvetro, Tassoni, Mura-
tori, Alfieri, Biagioli, Leopardi, ed altri, raccolte,
ordinate ed accresciute da Luigi Carrer. Padova,
Minerva, 1837.
2 V. 80. Vol. i., pp. cxxi, f. [i], pp. 7S6, f. [i]; ii., ff. [2],
PP- 76s. f- [i]- With the book-plate of A. Schopenhauer and
a few ms. notes by him. Hortis, 282.
1838-40. ... I quattro poeti italiani coi
migliori comenti antichi e moderni e con Toniamento
di XII incisioni . . . Firenze, Passi^U, 1S38-40.
1. 8". ff [2], pp vi, f [i], pp. 738, f (i]_'ff. 3, pp. [747]-
1552, 12 pi. Bound in two vols., the first containing Dante.
Each author is preceded by a printed and an engraved title,
e.xcept that Dante has only the engraved one. The Petrarch
printed title reads: Le rime di Francesco Petrarca con I' inter-
pretazione di Giacomo Leopardi da liii corretta e accresciuta
per fjuesta cdizione alia quale si sono uniti gli argomenti di
A. Marsand e altre gjunte, Firenze, Passagli, 1839. Engr.
t-p., ff. [3], pp. [747)-927. ■ P'- (besides the engraved title).
The titlc-pagcs to Anosto and Tasso are dated 1840. Hortis,
286, giving only the Petrarch title under 1839.
1839. Rime di Francesco Petrarca
Venezia, 7>// del Comiolicre, 1S39.
120. pp. xvi, 380. Biblioteca classica italiana di scienze,
lettere ed arti disposfa e illustrata da Luigi Carrer; classe
X. — vol. it. Hortis, 285.
1840. Rime del Petrarca secondo la lezione del
professore Antonio Marsand. Mantova, Negretti,
1840. **
2 v. 80. Vol. i., portr., 8! [2), pp. xU, 310; ii., portr., ff.
ijj. pp. 260. Scelto parnaso antico. Copy on thick paper.
Hortis, 288. Bound by Bauser.
1840-42. ... I quattro poeti italiani coi
migliori comenti antichi e moderni e con I'orna-
mento di XII incisioni; seconda edizione . . .
Firenze, Passigli, 1S4O-42.
1. 8". f. [il, engr. t.-p., ff. (2], pp. vi, f. [i], pp. 738, f. [il
r-ff- (4I, PP- I747I-1552. 12 pl- (inch engr. t.-pages). Bound
in two volumes, with separate title-pages. These title-pages
are distinguished by the words, / 'olitme uuico, parte prima,
and / 'olitine nnico, parte secortda. The engraved title-p.ages
preceding the different authors still retain the dates of the hrst
edition. In the first part, following the title-pages, is found an
introduction, At discrete lettore, in reference to the texts of the
two parts, wJiich is absent from the copy of the first edition de-
scribed above- Petrarca, f. [i], engr. l.-p., ff. [3], pp. [747]-
927. Hortis, 292, with the dates 1S40 — 1844.
1841. Le rime di Francesco Petrarca con I'iii-
terpretazione di Giacomo Leopardi da lui corretta e
accresciuta per questa edizione alia quale si sono
uniti gli argomenti di A. Marsand e altre giunte.
N.apoIi, Cioffi, 1841.
4". pp. ix, [io]-242. Thick paper. Two copies. Not in
Hortis.
1842. II canzoniere di Francesco Petrarca con
indici. Lione, Cormon, 1S42.
32<>. pp. xiii, [i4]-4i6. Hortis, 295.
1844. II canzoniere di Francesco Petrarca con
brevi annotazioni di L. Carrer. Venezia, Tasso,
1844.
i2». pp. xxiii, [7I-360. Biblioteca di opere classichi an-
tiche e modernc. Horbs, 297, where the number of pages is
given as 382. The above copy is, however, complete.
1845. I quattro poeti italiani con apposite pre-
fazioni e commenti di Paolo Emiliani-Giudici. Fi-
renze, Socie/d editrice fiorentiiia, 1845.
40- ff [4), pp. 969, f [ij. Petrarca, le Rime, pp. r3o7]-437.
Not in Hortis.
1847. Le rime di Francesco Petrarca. Firenze,
Poligrafia italiana, 1 847.
120. pp. xii, 312. Hortis, 300.
1847. Rime del Petrarca secondo la lezione di
Antonio Marsand con variant! ed emendazioni. Pa-
dova, Sicca, 1847.
l6". pp. xxx, f [i], pp. 352. Hortis, 302.
1851. Le rime di Francesco Petrarca. Prato,
Tcrni, 1851.
32C. portr., ff. [3], pp. 452. Not in Hortis. Bound by
Bauser.
1854. Rime di Francesco Petrarca con I'inter-
pretazione di Giacomo Leopardi migliorata in varj
luoghi la lezione del testo, e aggiuntovi nuove osser-
vazioni per cura dell' editore ; quarta edizione. Fi-
renze, Le Monnicr, 1854.
8°. ff- I2], pp. xi, 447. Hortis, 309. Two copies.
1858. I quattro poeti italiani : Dante, la divina
commedia, col comento di G. Biagioli ; Petrarca, le
rime; Ariosto, I'Orlando furioso, con dichiarazioni
di G. A. Barotti e di altri ; e Tasso, la Gerusalemme
liberata; con discorsi di P.iolo Emiliani-Giudici;
edizione curata da Gabriele de Stefano. Napoli,
Rossi-Romano, 1858.
2 V. 80. Vol. i., ff. [2], pp. Ixxv, 527, 3 pl. : ii., ff. [2], pp.
XXII, 624, f. [i]. Petrarca, vol. ii., pp. xxii, loQ. Not in
Horus.
1859. Rrnie di Francesco Petrarca con I'ag-
giunta di centoquattordici sonetti e una canzone
inediti. Torino, Unione tipograjico-cditrice, 1859.
80. pp. 408. Nttova biblioteca popouire. Hortis, 322.
^ 1866. Le rime di Francesco Petrarca secondo
I'edizione e col proemio di Antonio Marsand; ag-
giuntevi le memorie sulla vita del poeta, i saggi di
40
PETRARCH BOOKS.
Ugo Foscolo, le dichiarazioni de' raigliori comenta-
tori, etc. Parigi, Didot, 1866.
120. fF. [2], pp. 567. Not in Hortis.
1867. Rime di Francesco Petrarca con I'inter-
prelazione di Giacomo Leopardi, migUorata in varj
luoghi la lezione del testo, e aggiuntovi nuove osser-
vazioni per cura dell'editore; sesta impressione.
Firenze, Le Monnier, 1867.
80. ff. [2], pp. xi, 447. Not in Hortis.
1870. Le rime di Francesco Petrarca col co-
mento di Giuseppe Bozzo. Palermo, Amenta, 1870
2 V. 8". Vol. i., portr., ff [2], pp. xl, 392; ii., ff. [3], pp.
(91-431. Hortis, 331.
1870. Le rime di Francesco Petrarca. Firenze,
Barb'cra, 1 8 70.
32'>. portr., f. [i], pp. 511. Not in Hortis. Two copies.
1871. Rime di Francesco Petrarca con scelte
poesie liriche di scrittori anterior! al Petrarca. Mi-
lano, Giiigoni, 1871.
16". pp. 424. Not in Hortis.
1871. Rime di Francesco Petrarca con scelte
poesie lirici di scrittori anteriori al Petrarca. Mi-
lano, Pagiioni, 1871.
16"^. pp. 426. Not in Hortis.
1876. Rime di Francesco Petrarca con I'inter-
pretazione di Giacomo Leopardi e con note inedite
di Francesco Ambrosoli; 3* edizione stereotipa.
Firenze, ISarbem, 1876.
So. pp. xvi, 194.
1877. Le rime di Francesco Petrarca. Firenze,
Barbera, 1877.
320. portr., f. [1], pp. Jii. Bound by Bauser.
1878. Rime di Francesco Petrarca con I'inter-
pretazione di Giacomo Leopardi e con note inedite
di Eugenio Camerini ; 3» edizione stereotipa. Mi-
lano, Sonzogno, 1878.
80. pp. 454. Biblioteca classica ecofwniica, n. 26.
1879. Le rime di Petrarca. Venezia, Ongania,
1879-
2 V. in I. 12S0. Vol. 1., portr., pp. 354: u., portr., pp. 230,
ff. [5]. The smallest printed edition of the sonnets. At the
end of the text, on an unnumbered folio, is this colophon : Coin-
piitta Iti riproduzione delta statnpa dello Zatta 17S4 og^ Ve-
nezia 30 novembre MDCCCLXXIX ; and this folio is fol-
lowed by the title-page, Sei sonetti di Francesco Petrarca
scoperti e pubblicati da G. Veludo MDCCCLA'X, followed
by three fohos of text The height of the printed text is less
than 4 centimeters.
c. The Canzoniere (in part).
1642. Le rime di m. Francesco Petrarca estratte
da \r\ svo originale. Il'trattato delle \irtv morali di
Roberto re di Gervsalemnie. II tesoretto di ser
Brvnetto Latini. Con qvattro canzoni di Bindo
Bonichi da Siena. In Roma, nella stamperia del
Grign;ini. MDCXLII . . .
40. i^. [5], pp. x,\.xx, 48. Large paper copy. Hortis, 154.
1750. II trattato delle virtu' morali di Roberto
re di Gcrusalcmme ; il tesoretto di ser Brunetto
Latini ; quattro canzoni di Bindo Bonichi da Siena;
con alcune rime di m. Francesco Petrarca estratte da
un suo originale . . . Torino, Stamperia rcaic,
1750-
8". ff. [12], pp. 216. The dedication is by Santi Bruscoli ;
Petrarch, pp. 140-216. Reprint of the edition of 1642, with a
change of uile and arrangcmenL Horus, 167.
1818. Sonetti di Francesco Petrarca. Zwickau,
SchuinanHj 1818. ,
16^. portr., pp. viii, 280. Biblioteca poriatile di classict
itatiani, no 1.
1818. Canzoni di Francesco Petrarca. Zwickau,
Schumann., 1818.
\(f. pp. 176 (by error 166), Bibliotfca poriatile di classict
italiani, n° 2. Lacks the portrait of Laura. This and the pre-
ceding will be found in Hortis, 228.
1874. I trionfi di messer Francesco Petrarca
riscontrati con alcuni codici e stampe del secolo XV,
publicati per cura di Crescentino Giannini, socio
deir academia aretina. Ferrara, Bycsciani^ '874.
!. 8". pp. xviii, 88.
1874. I trionfi di Francesco Petrarca corretti
nel testo e riordinati con le varie lezioni degli auto-
graft e di XXX manoscritti ; per cura di Cristoforo
Pasqualigo con appendice di vai'ie lezioni al canzon-
iere. Venezia, celebrandosi il quinto centenario
dalla morte del poeta, M.DCCC.LXXIV. At end :
Finito di stampare oggi 3 Giugno MDCCCLXXIV
nella tipografia Grimaldo e c. in Venezia, regnando
Vittorio Emanuele II.
40. f [i], 128 numbered columns, ff. [2]. Esemplare n. 37;
with editor's autograph. Hords, 335.
1876. Rime di Francesco Petrarca sopra argo-
menti storici, morali e diversi; saggio di un testo e
commento nuovo col raffronto dei migliori testi e di
tutti i commenti a cura di Giosu^ Carducci. Livor-
no, Vi^^Oy 1876.
%^. pp. Iv, 175. See Appendix iL
1880. Rime di Francesco Petrarca e d'altri del
trecento scelte ed annotate dal sac. dott. Gio. Fran-
cesia; quarta edizione. Torino, Tipografia Sale-
siana., ioSo.
16". pp. 230.
n. d. Rime scelte di Francesco Petrarca. jMonza,
CorU'tta, n. d.
i6<*. pp.80. Title on cover: Rime scelte di Francesco Pe-
trarca sccofuio i piit reccnti programvti luijiisteriali per le
scHole licealt. For other selections from the Canzoniere see:
Agrati, O., Emiliani-Giudici, P., Fornaciari, L., G-ironi,
R., Gobbi, A., Rime di diverse avtore, and Sonetti e Canzoni.
For various text-readings see Pasqualigo, G. and Scara-
belli, L.
d. The Canzoniere (translated).
In Bohemian.
1847. Frant. Lad. Celakowsk^ho spisu bds-
nickych knihy Sestery. Spisu musejnich Cislo xxviii.
\V Praze, Kronberg, 1S47.
80. ff. [5], pp. 404, f. [i]. Also under the title of Nowo-
ceskd biblu>th/ka ivyddivand ndkladevt ccskdho Museum.
Cislo VIII. Pages 379-381, Z Petrarkou<ych sonetiit ('* From
Petrarch's sonnets"), contain Bohemian versions by Cela-
kowsk^- of the five sonnets, Stiamo, Amor, a veder la gloria
nostra ; Chi vuol veder quantnngue pud natura ; Se lamentar
aitgclli, o verdi fronde ; Quel rosigjinol, c/ie si soave piagne ;
and Or hai Jatto Vestrcmo di tita possa.
In Dutch.
1824. Rotsgalmen van Mr Willem Bilderdijk
. . . Leydcn, Herdingh^ 1824.
2 V. 8". Vol. i., ff. [5], pp. 208; ii., ff. [3], pp. 200, ff. [2].
Zielzucht {ua Petrarc/:a), Dutch version of the sonnet, J z'O
piatigcndo, i., p. 114; Zucht der bejannne7-ing — poem sug-
gested by the hnes from the Italia mia commencing, Noil e
guesto' I terren, ii., p. 59 ; Zinstaal — verses founded on the lines
from the Trion/o delta divinitd, beginning, O /elice cotui chi
irova it guadoy p. 80.
[1864]. P. C. Hooft's verscheyde dichten.
[Amsterdam, A'ampen, 1S64?]
8t>. pp. 80. Extract from Hooft s Cedickien, ecrsie vol-
ledige vitgavc, gedeeltetijk tiaar des dichters handschn/t^
met aanteekeningen van P. Leatdcrtz Wz. (Amsterdam,
1S64 — ). Dutch version of the sonnets Valto e fioz-o miracol,
p. 3, and Se la mia vita, p. 31 ; allusion to Petrarch, p. 17.
In English.
1591. Complaints. Containing sundrie small
Poemes of the Worlds Vanilie. Whereof the next
Page maketh mention. By Ed. Sp. London. Im-
printed for William Ponsonbie, dwelling in Paules
Churchyard at the signeof the Bishop's head. 1591.
s. 40. ff [91]. Signatures A — Z3. Includes three addi-
tional title-pages, The teares of the muses, (London, 1591);
Prosopopoia, or Mother Uubberds tale (London, 1591):" and
Mvtopotmosy or the /ate o/the butterpJie (London, 1590). The
last two ff. contain The 7'isions of Petrarch, Jormerly trans-
la/i-d, being a version of ihe-canzone, Standomi un giorno.
This is the first edition of the Complaints of Edmund Spenser.
PETRARCH BOOKS,
41
1777. Poems, consisting chiefly of translations
from the Asiatick languages, to whicli are added two
essays: I. On the poetry of the Eastern nations;
II. On the arts commonly called imitative , . .
the second edition. London, CoHitnf, 1777.
8*^. pp. XV, 208. By Sir William Jones {b. 1746, d. 1794).
Contains, pp. 65-74, -'^" *"'*' of Petrarch^ to the foitniain of
Vakkiitsa ; pp. 75-S7, Laura, an cU^y/rom Petrarch.
1777.' Sonnets and odes, translated from the
Italian of Petrarch, with the original text, and some
account of his life . . , London, Darin's, 1777.
8°. pp. x.\iii, 105, ff. [3]. The editor of the complete
English version of the Canzoniere published in one of the liohn
series in 1859, and found in this catalogue under the dale ot
1879, was unable to ascertain the name of the translator of the
sonnets and canzoni contained in the work here cited, which he
accordingly quotes as the " Anonymous 1777 edition." This
volume, as will be seen by reference to the proper place, was
reprinted in London, 180S, by an association of booksellers — of
which J. Miller, Chancerj* Lane, was the head — with apparent-
ly no change except a new preface {"advertisement") dated
January 1. In the same year the same association of book-
sellers published another version of a somewhat larger collec-
tion of sonnets and canzoni, by "the translator of Catullus,"
with a preface dated August i. The reprint of the 1777 book
and the puljlication of a new book with a very similar title, by
the same publishers in the same year, have led to a good deal 01
confusion, which the bibiiog^phers have done their best to
aggravate. It is proper to remember that two diffenng versions
are in question, one originally published in 1777 {the "1777
version"), which was reprinted in 1808, and the other tirst ap-
pearing in 1808 {the "1808 version"). In the book itself there
IS no clue 10 the authorship of the 1777 version; whereas, on
the title-page of the i8o8 version, it is stated to be by " the
translator of Catullus." As to the 1777 version, it is not cited
at all by Watt (Bihltotheca Briitanica). Lowndes cites it
(Bohn edition, sub Petra?r/ia), but without any remark, and
knows nothing of the 1808 reprint. Neither the Bodleian cata-
logue nor the Advocates' catalogue has it. The editor of the
Bohn volume, as has been said, speaks of it, both in Xotts ami
Queries (2d series, vol. v., p. 14S) and in his complete edition,
as the anonymous 1777 translation. Its author^liip seems
never to have been even surmised.
As to the 1808 version. Watt gives it, under the name of
that person, as by George Frederick Nott, D.D., "late fel-
low of All Souli college, Oxford." Under Petrairha {vol.
ii.) he simply cites the title. Lowndes (ii., p. 17081, under
the name of G. F. Nott, D.D., says: "This Dr. Nott was
prebend of Winchester and tutor to Princess Charlotte. He
translated Catullus, some of the sonnets of Petrarch, and
Joannes Secundus, and edited Surrey and Wyatt's poems."
Under Pctiarcha (iii., p. 1842) the version is cited and " Geo.
Fred. Nott, D.D.," given as the author. Under ra/w/Z^j, the
translation of 1795 (2 v.) is said to be "by Dr. Nott." I'he
Bodleian catalogue gives, under Pctrarcha (v. iii.), the title of
the 1808 version and, in parenthesis, the name of " Geo. Nott"
as the translator. In its supplementary volume it corrects this,
repeats the title, and gives "J. Nott" as the author, showing
that Bodky's librarian, at least, had discovered the blunder,
which s-JpHS to have originated with Watt. He might have
done this by a mere study of his own catalogue, for, in the first
volume, under Catullus, the translation of that poet published
in 1795 was credited to "J. Nott " ; and, of course, if J. Nott
was " the translator of Catullus," then Geo. Nott could not be
the translator of the 1808 version of Petrarch.
Now for the real state of the case, so far as it can at present
be m\'en. In 1826 there died at Bristol, England, John Nott,
M.I). i,b. 1751), for several years the physician in charge of
the Hotwells, Bristol ; a great traveller, having spent long peri-
ods on the Continent, and having been to India and China.
Immediately after his death a lung obituary appeared in the
Bristol you rruil, copied into the GenticJitans Maf^azittc, and
thence into the Annual Biography (vol. xi., pp. 475-477). In
the course of this obituary, among the names of those who
attended the funeral is given that of "the Rev. Dr. Nott"
Further on the obituary writer presents the reader with a list of
the publications of Dr. John Nott, evidently made out with
some care, the treatises being arranged chronologically. In
this list arc found the Petrarch version of 1777, the Catullus
translation of 1795, and the Petrarch version of 1808, no men-
tion, however, being made of the i3o8 reprint of the 1777 edi-
tion. The " Rev. Dr. Nott " who was present at the funeral,
as will be seen hereafter, was the Rev. George Frederick Nott,
D.D., whom Wait cites as the translator of Catullus, and to
whom Lowndes ascribes both the version of Catullus and the
1808 one of Petrarch. It is more than probable that he himself
furnished the list of Dr. John Nott's publications to the writer
of the obituary. At the close of the notice the following state-
ment is made : " Besides these published works, Dr. Noit sup-
plied many valuable articles to the Gentleman* s Magazine, and
other literary and mediical journals. Previous to his last illness
he had finished a complete translation of Petrarch's Sonnets,
Canzoni, and Triumphs, with copious notes, as well historical
as critical and explanatory-, with a life and a dissertation on the
genius of Petrarch ; which tran<;lation, had his life been spared,
It was his intention to have published. We hope that so inter-
esting a work, which was the result of many years' labor and
investigation, will not be eventually lost to the public." Thus
this evidence goes to show that Dr. John Nott was the authoJ
of both the 1777 and the 1808 versions.
In the Gentleman's Magazine for 1842 {new series, vol. xvii.,
Januar>-, pp. 106-107) is an obituary of (he Rev. George Fred-
erick Nott, born 1768, and died just before the end of 1841. In
it is stated that he was " nephew to John Nott, M. D., of Bris-
tol Hotwells. author of translations from Petrarch, Catullus,
etc.," and, further on. that "of Dr. John Nott, Dr. G. F. Nott
was executor and heir." The writer gives a list of the Rev.
Dr. Nott's publications, in which no translations of Petmrch or
Catullus — in fact, no translations whatever — appear.
The conclusion is that Dr. John Nott is to be considered the
author o( both the 1777 and 1808 versions, one published when he
was 26 years of age, the other when he was 57. DiHcrent ;is they
are, a very careful comparison of the two shows considerable in-
ternal evidence that they were by the same hand. Uhe question
occurs, in this connection, was Dr. John Nott cognizant of the
re-editing in 1808 of the 1777 editi-m? Following the original
preface in the reprint comes an " Advertisement," dated " Lin-
coln's Inn, January i, 1808," and reading in this wise: "The
following elegant little work was originally published in 1777,
since which period it has become extremely scarce. The pres-
ent editor has therefore been induced to offer a new edition to
the public, in which the Italian text has been very carefully
revised, and many errors, which had escaped the notice of the
translator, corrected." It is suspicious that no such correc-
tions, either of the Italian text or the English translation, arc to
be found in the reprint — it being almost word for word like the
original edition. Did Dr. John Nott reprint the 1777 version
himself, and issue his new version in the same year as a sort of
tour de force ^ or did he, having found that a reprint of his old
version had been issued in January, send to the press his new
version in August as a protest? Both versions have on the
opposite pa§;e the Italian text That of 1777 has a sketch of
Petrarch's life, while that of i8o3 gives merely a list of his
works.
Another ql^estion suggesting itself is, what became of Dr.
John Nott's unpublished Petrarch works ? Did the Rev. Dr. G.
F. Nott, as his uncle's "executor and heir," receive them, and
were they sold at the sale of his library, which took place at
Winchester in 1842 (see Gentleman's Magazine, new series,
vol. xvii., p. 290), lasting eleven days? Dr. G. F. Nott's
library contained many Italian books, which doubtless came
from his uncle's shelves.
Ihe volume contains versions of 30 sonnets, followed by
translations of 3 canzoni, and by text and translation of the
apocr>-phal sonnet, Qid riposan guci caste^ said" to have been
found in Luura's tomb.
1792-97. Elegiac sonnets by Charlotte Smith;
the sixth edition, with additional sonnets and other
poems. London, Cadell^ 1792-97.
2 v. 8^ Vol. i., 1792, f [i], pp. xvi, 106: ii., 1797, ff. [8],
pp. XV, ff. [2], pp. 117. From Petrarch, vol. i., pp. 13-16,
being sonnets. Pomtni ozr'l sol, Erano i capei, Sc iamcntar
angelU, and Valle che de' lamenti. The translator, Charlotte
Turner Smith, was bom in 1749 and died in i3o6.
1795. Translations, chiefly from the Italian of
Petrarch and Metastasio ; by*********, M.A.,
fellow of >,'ew College . . . O.xford, Cooke,
1795-
8". pp. iv, 127. A ms. note inserted states the translator to
be " Mr. Le Mesurier, a brother of the late Ld. Mayor of that
names"; he was the Rev. T. Le Mesurier (Bampton lecturer
at Oxford in 1807), and the volume is entered under his name
by Lo.vndes (p. 1339). Translations of 24 sonnets of Petrarch,
with the text opposite, pp. [4]-5i. Sonnet, "To Miss Mary
****** with Petrarch," p. 3.
1801. Poems, by John Penn, esq. ; in two vol-
umes ; consisting of original works, imitations, and
translations . . . London, Biclmer^ iSoi.
2 V. 8«. \*()1. i., original poems, ff. [5]. pp. xcviii. 232 pi. ;
ii., Imitations and translations, H. [4], pp. 29S, 6 pi.
'J'ranslations front Petrarch, &'e., ii., pp. (243]-2Qo, with
three plates. The translator lived at Stoke Park, Bucks, Eng-
land, where he died in 1834, aged 75. He was a grandson of
William Penn, the founder uf Pennsylvania. The plate in the
first volume is hi.s portrait.
1803. Petrarca: a selection of sonnets from
various authors, with an introductory dissertation on
the origin and structure of the sonnet. London,
Baldwin^ 1803.
PETRARCH BOOKS.
Z^. pp. xl, 192, 3 pi. Editor, George Henderson. Petrarch
translations, pp. 22-26, 38-44, 59-61, 96-09; sonnet to Petrarch
by Crowe, p. 50, and to Vaucluse by Russell, p. 108. Two
copies.
1807. The triumphs of Petrarch : translated into
English verse, with an introduction and notes, by
the Rev. Henry Boyd, A.M., chaplain to his royal
highness the duke of Sussex, and to the right hon-
ourable the earl of Charleville ; translator of Dante,
5;c., &c. London, Longman, 1S07.
12". ff. [2], pp. viii-l.wiii, 216, f. [i]. The translation of
Dante by the Rev. Henry Boyd {d. i3-i2) was published in
1802. Two translations of the Triumphs into English preceded
this. The first one was by Henry Parker, Lord Morley (who
studied at Mary Magdalen Hall, Oxford, and died in 1555).
Its title is thus given by W. C. Hazlitt (Hand-book to the pop-
ular literature of Great Britain, p. 455) :
The trj'umphes of Fraunces Petrarcke, translated out of
Italian into Englishe by Henry Parker knight. Lord
Morley
Tu . C of Loue
^^^*7-JofChastitie.
"■"Ph^i of Death.
C of Fame.
< of Tyme.
( of Diuinity.
At end: Printed at London in Powles churchyarde at
the sygne of the holy Ghost, by John Cawood, Pr>'nter
to the Qucnes hyghnes. Cum priuilegio Regise Males-
la tis.
It is a quarto, without date, of 52 ff., the last page blank.
The title is on A i. It is dedicated " Unto the mooste towarde-
ly yonge gentle Lord Maltrauers, sonne and heyre apparant to
the worthy and noble Earle of Arundel," and this dedication is
tlius signed: " Dixi Henry Morelye." At the end the trans-
lator has added a version of " Vyrgyll in his Epigrames of Cu-
pide and Dronkenesse," in 8-line stanzas, and his own epitaph,
in Latin with an English version. Of this early translation
Hazlitt found four copies, two in tTie British Museum, one in
the Bodleian library, and the other in the private collection of
Mr. S. Christie Miller at Britwell, England. The other version
apparently includes but three of the Triumphs. Its title is thus
given by HazHtt :
U'he Triumphs
I Love :
Of ^Chastitie;
I Death :
Translated out of Petrarch. By Mrs. Anna Hume.
Edinbvrgh, Printed by Evan Tyl^^ Printer to the
Kings most Excellent Majestic. 1644.
It is an octavo of 55 ff , including an Advertisement to the
Reader (i f ), and Errata {i f ) at the end. Each Triumph has
a separate title, and is accompanied by annotations. The
British Museum, the Bodleian, and the library of Mr. H. Huth
contained copies. Anna Hume, the translator, published some
other poetical works, and was the daughter of the author,
David Hume of Godscroft (Scotland).
1807. Poems, by Anne Bannerman ; a new edi-
tion. Edinburgh, Mundell, 1S07.
4". ff. [4I, pp. 227. Sonnets from Petrarch, pp. [67J-72;
At the sepiiuhre 0/ Petrarch, frofu Lazzarini di Morro, p. 73,
1808. Sonnets and odes, translated from the
Italian of Petrarch, with the original text and some
account of his life ; a new edition . . . London,
Miiic-r, 1S08.
S"*. pp. xxiii, 105, ff [3]. Reprint of the original edition of
1777, the anonymous translator being John Nott, M.D.
1808. Petrarch translated in a selection of his
sonnets and odes, accompanied with notes and the
original Italian; also with the head of Petrarch from
an antique bronze ; by the translator of Catullus
. . . London, Miller, 180S.
80. portr., pp. xii, 268. An entirely new and different
version, by the author of the preceding, John Nott, whose
translation of Catullus was published anonymously in 1795.
It embraces 70 sonnets and 10 canzoni, while the notes fill
pp. [227J-268. Two copies.
1809. Petrarch translated, in a selection of his
sonnets and odes, accompanied with notes, by the
translator of Catullus. . . . New York, Ins-
keep, 1809.
120. pp. vii, f. I^i], pp. 10-142, f. |i]. A reprint of John
Nott's second vcrsum by the New \ ork firm of Inskccp &
Bradford. This house had a branch in Philadelphia, doing
business under the inverted name of Bradford 6: Inskecp.
There is, consequently, a title-page edition of this reprint, dif-
fering only in the imprint, "Philadelphia. Bradford & Inskeep,"
instead of "New York, Inskeep & Bradford." A copy of this
impression with the Philadelphia imprint is in the State Li-
brary, Columbus, Ohio.
1814. Laura: or an anthology of sonnets (on
the Petrarcan model) and elegiac quatuorzains —
English, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, French, and
German, original and translated, great part never
before publisht, with a preface, critical and bio-
graphic, notes and index ... by Capel Lofft.
London, Taylor, 1814.
5 v. 80. Vol. i., ff. [2J, pp. ccl.\i, AT [5]. Petrarch: pp.
Ixiii-lxix; sonnets in theonginal, pp. ccx, ccxxi; sonnets rci.i ting
to Petrarch, pp. ccxxi (Sacchelti), ccxxili (Boccaccio), ccxxxiii
(Daniel), ccxiix (Alfieri) ; ii., ff [184] — including 15 sonnets of
Petrarch in the original with translations, 9 translations and 5
relating to Petrarch; lii., ff. [184] — 13 sonnets by Petrarch with
English translations, 5 translations, 4 French versions, 4 relat-
ing to Petrarch; iv., ff. [132] — 5 sonnets with translations, i
translation; v., ff. [145] — 8 sonnets with translations. Capel
Lofft was bom in 1751, and died in 1824.
1817. A few sonnets attempted from Petrarch
in early life . . . Kent, Lee priory press, 1817.
I. 40. ff. [2], pp. 95. Privately pnnted. 'the translator
was the Rev. Francis Wrangham (S. 1770, d. 1843).
1822. Select sonnets of Petrarch, with transla-
tions and illustrative notes by James, late earl of
Charlemont. Dublin, Folds, 1822.
80. ff. [4I, pp. xvi, 113. Privately printed. James Moly-
neux Caulfield, first earl of Charlemont, was bom 1728, and
died 1799.
1836. Translations from the Italian, by Bar-
barina, lady Dacre. 1836. At end: Charles Whit-
tingham, Tooks court, Chancery lane, London.
8'>. ff. [84]. Also with an Italian title, Traduzioni dalC
Italiano ; 150 copies printed for private distribution. No. 21.
Last 9 ff. contain translations from other poets than Petrarch,
Lady Dacre, the wife of Thomas Brand, lord Dacre, was bom
in 1767, and died in 1854. She printed privately Ugo Fos-
colo's " Essays on Petrarch" (see that title).
1841 One hundred sonnets translated after the
Italian of Petrarca, with the original text, notes,
and a life of Petrarch, by Susan WoUaston. Lon-
don, Bull, 1 84 1.
120. portr., f [i], pp. vi-xii, 257. The preface is dated at
Hampstead.
1844. Poems, original and translated, by John
Herman Merivale, esq., F.S.A. ; a new and cor-
rected edition with some additional pieces. Lon-
don, Pickering, 1844.
3 V. 8°. Vol. i., pp. XX, 360, f [ i] ; ii-, pp. iv, [i]-43, f.
[i]. PP- [451-347. f. [i], 5 Pl-: ii'-, ^- [3]. PP;. [sl-J^x", f- [i].
pp. 416. Translations from Petrarch, vol. ii., pp. 186-191,
being a portion of the canzone Nella. station, and the sonnets
StiamOy amor. La vita /ugge, and Quante fiatc. The trans-
lator, whose residence was Barton Place, Devon, England, was
the father of the more noted writers, Hermann and Charles
Merivale. He was bom in 1799, and died in 1844.
1851. Odes of Petrarch ; translated into Eng-
lish verse by Captain R. G. Macgregor (late of the
Bengal artillery). London, Smith, 1851.
8". pp. viii, flf! [2], pp. 230, f [i]. Comprises versions of
all the canzoni, ballate, sestine and madrigali (except the can-
zone, ^lai uon vo' piit cantar) and of the Trion/o della mort£.
At the end is a rendering of Alfieri's sonnet written at Arqu^
1854. Indian leisure: Petrarch; On the char-
acter of Othello ; Agamemnon ; The Henriad ; An-
thology; by Captain Robert Guthrie Macgregor, of
the Bengal retired list. London, Smith, 1854.
go. ff. [5], pp. 580. The translation of Petrarch's sonnets,
canzoni, ballate, sestime, madrigali, and of the Trion/o delta
morte, occupy pp. 1-275, and the notes upon them, pp. 276-
298. l"he Petrarch portion of the work is, in part, a reprint of
the preceding title, to which are added versions of the sonnets.
1860. The poetical works of Leigh Hunt, now
finally collected, revised by himself ami edited by
his son, Thornton Hunt; with illustrations by Cor-
bould. London, Routledge, i860.
8". t.-p. with woodcut, pp. XV, 455, 7 pi. Petrarch's con-
templations of dcatit in tlu bower of Laura, pp. 348-350—3
translation of the canzone, Chiare,/resctt€ e dolci acque.
PETRARCH BOOKS.
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1866. The poetical works of Sir Thomas Wyatt.
London, Bill, 1866. -
8". pp. (incl. cngr. portr.) civ, 243. Thc"Aldine edition
of the British poets." Versions from Petrarch, pp. [i], 2, 4, 6,
8, 9, 10, 13, 14, 15, 18, 24, 149.
1870. . . . Thomas Watson, poems, viz.:
The EnaTomtaOia, or passionate centurie of love
[15S2] . . . edited by Edward Arber . . .
London, 1870.
8'». pp. 208. A quatorzain commencing, " T/te Starr's
wltich did at Petrarch's byrthday raigtie" p. 33 : transla-
tions or imitations of sonnets, pp. 41-42, 57, 75-76, 102, 126.
Thomas Watson, rt*. 1591. Arber s Kn^lish reprints.
1879. Qui comincian le rime di m. Francesco
Petrarca. The sonnets and stanz.as of Petrarch,
translated by C. B. Cayley, B.A., translator of
Dante's " Comedy," etc. London, Longmans, 1879.
80. pp. vi, i. [i], pp. 474.
1879. The sonnets, triumphs, and other poems
of Petrarch, now first completely translated into
English verse by various hands ; with a life of the
poet by Thomas Campbell. , . . London, Bell,
1879.
80. f [1], pp. cxl, 416, 2 portrs , 14 pi. Bohn s lUitstrated
library. This volume, made up from the works of all previous
translators of Petrarch, is still the only English version at .-dl
complete of the Canzonierc. It was first published in 1859, the
present being simply a new impression. The name of Camp-
bell is so prominent on the tide-page that the volume is often
spoken of, by error, as Campbell's translation of Petrarch.
1882. Translations and other rhymes by Henry
C.Lea. (Privately printed.) Philadelphia, I S82.
sq. 80. pp. iv, [3]-ii4. Sonnet, ZrtKrn (Petrarch), p. 102 —
a version of the sonnet, Quatuio/ra Faltre donne.
In Frenxh.
1538. Les Triumphes Petrarcque ... On
les vend a Paris en la rue neufue Nostre Dame a
I'enseigne sainct lehan baptiste pres saincte Gene-
uiefue des Ardens par Denys lanot Libraire. At end:
Cy finissent les triumphes de Messire Francoys Pe-
trarcque, tresillustre Poete, souuerain & elegant Ora-
teur, nouuellement redigez de son lagaige vulgaire
Tuscan en nostre diserte langue Francoyse. Et Im-
primez nouuellement a paris par Denis lanot Li-
braire & Iinprimeur Demourant en la Rue neufue
nostre Dame a I'enseigne Sainct lehan Baptiste,
pres Saicte Geneuiefue des Ardens. 1538.
80. ff. 208. A prose translation. Bound by Cuzin.
1554. Les Triumphes Petrarqve. Le Triumphe
d'Amour. Le Triumphe de Chastet^. Le Tri-
umphe de la Mort. Le Triumphe de Renomm^e.
Le Triumphe du Temps. Le Triumphe de Diuinite.
Amovr vainq le monde. A Paris. Par Estienne
Groulleau, demourant en la rue Neuue nostre Dame
a I'enseigne saint lean Baptiste. 1554.
160. flf. 289, [i]. A prose translation. Boimd by Trautz-
BauzonneL
1600. Le Petrarqve en rime francoise avecq ses
commentaires, tradvict par Philippe de Maldeghem,
Seigneur de Leyschot. A Brvxelles. Chez Rutger
Velpius, Imprimeur Iur6, Pres de la Court, a I'Aigle
d'Or. M.D.C. . . .
8". fi". [11], pp. 547, ff [6J. The translator was boni about
1540 and died m 1611. Sec his life, and some curious details
about the version, in Michaud, Biograpliie iinii'erscile, Paris,
1854, tome xxvi., pp. 217-218. Bound by Bauser.
1669. Les oewres amovrevses de Petrarqve.
Tradvites en Francois, Auec I'ltalien i cost^. Par
le Sieur Placide Catanvsi, Docteur & Professeur en
Droict, & Aduocat en Parlement. A Paris, Chez
Estienne Loyson au Palais, dans la gallerie des I'ri-
sonniers, au Nom de lesvs. M.DC.LXIX. . . .
120. pi., ff. [12], pp. 373. See the life of Cataniisi in Hoe-
fcr, Nouvetle biographie utiiverselle, Paris, 1854-77, tome 9,
P- M3-
1787. Choix des poesies de Petrarque traduites
de I'ltalien par m. Levesque; notivelle Edition cor-
rigee et augmeiil^e. Venise [Paris], Hardouin,
17S7.
2 V. 120. Vol. i., portr., pp. 203: ii., pp. 203. The full
name of the trai^slator of this frequently reprinted vcr.,ion in
prose was Pierre Charles Levesque {b. 1736, d. 1812). It is
Sitid to have been made at the age of twenty-five.
1816. Poesies de Ptitrarque traduites en vers
fran9ais, suivies de deux poemes ; par m. L^oncc de
Saint-Genius. . . . Paris, Deiiunay, 1S16.
2 V. i2'>. Vol. i., portr., ff. [2], pp. xxiv, 211, f. [i] ; ii.,
portr., ff. [2], pp. 185, f. (i). The translator wrote other verse,
and rendered several German works into French. Bound to-
gether.
1842-43. Sonnets, canzones, ballades et sex-
tines de Petrarque, traduits en vers par le comte
Anatole de Montesquiou; tome premier [et second].
Paris, Leroy, 1S42.
Sonnets, canzones, ballades, sextines, ^pitres,
eglogues et triomplies de Petrarque traduits en vers
par le comte Anatole de Montesquiou ; tome troi-
sieme. Paris, Leroy, 1843.
_ 3 V. 80. Vol. i., pp. viii., 280, f. [i] ; ii., ff. [2], pp. 295;
iii., ff [2], pp. 268. The translator, Ambroise Anatole -Augus-
tin, comte de Montesquiou-Fezensac, was bom in 17S8 and
died in 1878.
1843. Petrarque ; tome premier [et deuxidme] :
sonnets, canzones, ballades, sextines, traduits en
vers par le comte Anatole de Montesquiou, pair de
France . . . 2™« edition. Paris, Amyot, 1843.
Petrarque; tome troisieme : ^pitres, eglogues,
trioinphes, traduits en vers par le comte Anatole de
Montesquiou, pair de France . . . 2™" Edition.
Paris, .4myot, 1843.
3 V. So. Vol. i., ff. [4], pp. 280, f. [i]; ii., ff. [2], pp. 295;
iii., ff. [2], pp. 268. Bound in i v.
1847. Cent cinquante sonnets et huit morceaux
complementaires traduits des sonnets de Petrarque;
texte en regard. Paris, Dido/, 1S47.
120. pp. 396, f [i]- The translator is Madame S. Emma
Mahul des Comles Dejean (b. about 1836).
1848. Poesies de Petrarque, traduites en vers
par Camille Esm^nard du Mazet. Paris, Lmpri-
tfienrs itttis, 1848.
80. ff. [2], pp. vii, 452. The translator was bom at Peli-
sannc in 1S02.
[1875]. Les ceu\Tes amourenses de Petrarque,
sonnets — triomphes, traduites en fran9ais avecle texte
en regard et prlc^iMes d'une notice sur la vie de Pe-
trarque par P.-L. Ginguene, auteur de L'hisloire lit-
teraire d' Italie. Paris, Gamier, n. d.
80. ff. [2], pp. Ix.vxv, 398. Reprint of the French prose
version of a portion of the Sonnets and of the Triumphs by Ca-
tanusi, preceded bv chap. xii. of Ginguen^'s histoire litt^raire.
The date is given ^y Lorenz as 1875.
1877. Rimes de Petrarque ; traduction com-
f)lete en vers des sonnets, canzones, sextines, bai-
ades, madrigaux et triomphes par Joseph Poulenc,
membre de la societe des lettres, sciences et arts de
r.\veyron; deuxieine edition, revue et corrig^e.
Paris, Libraire des bibliophiles, 1877.
2 v. 120. Vol. i., f. [i[, pp. ix, ff. [2], pp. 317, f. [i] ; ii.,
ff. [2], pp. 280, ff. [2]. Bound by Bauser.
1877-79. Les sonnets de Petrarque, traduction
complete en sonnets rdguliers, avec introduction et
commentaire par Philibert Le Due ; ouvrage cou-
ronnd aux fetes littt§raires de Vaucluse et d'Avignon
a I'occasion du cinqui^me centenaire de Petrarque.
Paris, IVilleiii, 1877-79.
2 V. 80. Vol. i., 2 portrs., pp. xlii, 377, f. [l] : ii., 2 portrs.,
ff. [2], pp. 410, f [i]. The translator was bom at Bourg in
1815, and is a member of the Academic de Lyon. One of 30
copies on Whatman paper, no. 16. Bound by Bauser.
1880. La vraie mani^re de traduire les pontes.
[Paris, Liseit.x, 18S0.]
12". pp. 77-93. Extract from La curiosity litt^raire et
bibtiographiquc . . . premiire s^rie. At the end of the
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essay, which is signed by Joseph Boulmier, are given the text
and translation of the canzone, Chiare,/rcscltc e dolci acgne,
and '• i'clcgante imitation latine qu'en a donnee, au seizieme
siecle, Marc-Antoine Flaminio." Joseph Boulmier was born at
Toumus in 1821.
In German.
1817. Sonette von Petrarca. [Berlin, Nauck^
1817].
8*^. pp. 223-226, 505-508. German versions of 8 sonnets by
J. D. Gries: extmct from Littcrarische Anahkten heraus-
gegcbenvon Fried, Alts- /^'t?^ i*-"r bd. Johann Dietrich Gries,
(b. 1775, d. 1S42), a well-known translator, was the author of
these versions.
1818-19. Le rime di Francesco Petrarca. Fran-
cesco I'elrarca's italienische Gedichte, ubcrsetzt und
niit erliiuternden Anmerkungen begleitet von Karl
Forster, Professor an der k. Ritterakademie zu
Dresden. . . . Leipzig, iiroirMfl/M, 1S18-19.
2 V. 80. Vol. i., pp. xviii, 437, ff. [3]: ii., pp. xii, 523.
Karl Forster, the poet, author of this version, was born at
Naumburg in 1784 and died at Dresden in 1841.
1829. Francesco Petrarca's sammtliche italien-
isclie Gedichte ; neu iibersetzt von Friedrich Wilhelm
Bruckbrdu, niit erliiuternden Anmerkungen; neue
Ausgabe. MUnchen, Lindaiicr, 1S29.
6v. I2». Vol. i., f. [1], pp. [v)-vi, f. [i], pp. [vii]-xiii, ff.
[3], pp. 20-96: ii., pp. 95; iii., pp. 96: iv., pp. 96; v., pp. 96;
VI., pp. 84. A prose translation. The translator, a fertile
writer, w.as born 1792, died (Munich) 1874. Bound in i v.
1833. Francesco Petrarca's sammtliche Can-
zonen, Sonette, Ballaten und Triumphe, iibersetzt
und mit erlauternden Anmerkungen begleitet von
Karl Forster ; zweite verbesserte Auflage. Leipzig,
Brockhaus, 1833.
80. pp. xii, ff. [2], pp. 531.
1844. Die Reime des Francesco Petrarca ;
uebersetzt und erlautert von Karl Kekule und Lud-
wig von Biegeleben. Stuttgart, Colta, 1844.
2 v. 80. Vol. i., pp. xii, 400, f. [i] : ii., pp. iv, 302.
Bound in i v.
1851. Francesco Petrarca's sammtliche Canzo-
nen, Sonette, Ballaten und Triumphe; aus dem Ita-
lienischen iibersetzt und mit erlauternden Anmerk-
ungen begleitet von Karl Forster ; dritte, verbes-
serte Auflage. Leipzig, Brockhaus, 1S51.
2 V. 120. Vol. i., pp. X, 280: ii., ff. [2], pp. 261. For an-
other edition of K.arl Forster's version of the Trionfi see Stein-
biichel, A. von.
1866. Die Gedichte des Francesco Petrarca ;
uebersetzt von Wilhelm Krigar; zweite Auflage.
Flannover, Riitnplcr, 1866.
80. 2 portrs., pp. xviii, f. [i], pp. 560.
1868. Hundert ausgewiihlte Sonette Francesco
Petrarka's iibersetzt von Julius Iliibner. Berlin,
Nicolai, 1868.
80. pi., pp. 256.
In Latin,
1743. Marci Antonii, Joannis Antonii et Ga-
brielis Flaminiorum forocorneliensiuni carinina ;
quid prxterca in hoc volumine contine.itur, duce in-
dicant ad lectorem epistolce. Patavii, Cominiis,
1743-
8". ff. [4], pp. xl, 487. De Delia, Latin version of the can-
zone, C/nai-c, /resche e dolci acguc, lib. L, vi. (pp. 13-15).
Allusion to Petrarch on p. 79.
1853. Scelti sonetti e due canzoni di Francesco
Petrarca, cd altri sonetti d'italiani poeti ; versione in
due nictri latini di Domenico Eugenio Fanti col
testo originale a fronte. Bologna, Sassi, 1853.
8<>. pp. 45, f. [1]. Latin tran.slation, with translator's auto-
graph.
1861. A Maria vergine e madrc, canzone di
mcsscr Francesco Petrarca, e laude di fra Iaco])one
da Todi, tradotte latinaniente da Alessandro Pie-
gadi ; si aggiunge un' antica interpretazione della
canzone, fatta in faleucii da Pietro Barozzi, vescovo
bellunese, poi padovano. Venezia, Caspar}, 1861.
4". pp. 37, f. [i].
1866. La canzone Vergine bella di mess. Fran-
cesco Petrarca tradotta in esametri latini dal can.
Luigi d.alla Vecchia, vicentino; con saggio di cinque
altre traduzioni latine della medesima ; vi fanno
seguito varii epiCTammi di sacro argomento. Vi-
cenza, Paroni, 1S66.
4°. pp. 32. Plate and date on reverse of title-page.
In Sp.\nish.
1567. De los sonetos, canciones, mandriales y
sextinas del gran poeta y Orador Francisco Pe-
trarca, tradvzidos de Toscano Per Salusque Lusitano,
parte primera con breves svmarios, 6 Argumentos
en todos los Sonetos y Canciones que declaran la
intencion del autor. Compvestos por el mismo.
Con dos tablas, vna Castellana, y la otra Toscana y
Castellana . . . En Venecia, En casa de Nico-
lao Bcuilaqua. M D LXVIL
1567. De los sonetos, canciones, mandriales y
sextinas del gran poeta y Orador Francisco Petrarca,
tradvzidos de Toscano Por Salomon Vsque Hebreo,
parte primera con breves svmarios, 6 Argumentos
en todos los Sonetos y Canciones que declaran la in-
tencion del autor. Compvestos por el mismo. Con
dos tablas, vna Castellana, y la otra Toscana y Cas-
tellana . . . En Venecia, En casa de Nicolao
Beuilaqua. M D LXVIL
40. ff. [8], pp. 164, ff. [4]. Two copies, which are alike
except in one important portion of their title-pages. The first
title which is given above, is that to be found in Marsand,
p. 225 (save one slight error in punctuation, made by Marsand
in copying it) ; on the title-page of the second copy, the line
"Por Salusque Lusitano" is changed to "Por SALOMON
VSQUE Hebreo," and it is this title-page which is copied by
both Bninet and Griissc. The description of the work itself,
except variations in airangemcnt, given by Marsand, answers
for both copies. In both copies the dedication is signed " Sal-
usque Lusitano." The preface, by Alonso de Ulloa (the noted
Spanish traveler and author, who passed the last years of his
life in Venice), immediately follows the dedication, and styles
the translator " Salusqve Lusitano," and says of him: " HJi
traduzido toda la obra, pero no pubUca agora sino la Primera
parte, hecha en vida de NL L. (que es mas ella sola que todas
las oiras juntas) por estar con Apeles detras dela tabla Ji oyr lo
que della dize el mundo: y si viere que contenta, pubhcar^
presto lo de mas, con el ayuda deDios." From this, as well
as from the change made in the title-page, it would appear that
the translator was still alive. The preface is followed by a sonnet
in Castilian: "Del senor Dvarte Gomez al Ebro, rio famoso en
Espafia," concerning the author of which Antonio (Bibliotheca
nova, vol. i., p. 337) gives the following sketch: " Eduardus
Gomez, Lusitanus, Venetiis degebat, mercaturas excrcens, eo
tempore quo Amatus Lusitanus [the distinguished Portuguese
medical writer, Joao Rodriguez Amato, better known under
the Latin cognomen cited by Antonio, some of whose works
appeared at Venice in 1553], & ipse magnae famse (uiinam pie-
tatis) medicus, haic de eo scribebat centuria quinta, curatione
XIX. Eduardus Goftifz, Lusitanus^ znr gravis, doctus, &*
poeta 71071 vulgaris, ut qui Petrarclue numcros endecasyllabos
(5h cantzuuculas Heirusca lingiia scriptas, /eliciter in litv-
guam HispatiicajH vcrtat ita cordate apposite &^suis numeris
consone ut ouiutbus admirationisit" The sonnet of this po-
etical merchant occupies the reverse of the fourth unnumbered
folio. On the obverse of the next folio begins the Tabla dc los
sonetos y caucioucs del Petrarca en vida de Madona Lavra^
ending on the obverse of the sixth, on the reverse of which is a
SoHcto sobre las ccnizas del Petrarca y dc Mad. Laz'ra, ap-
parently by the translator, printed under the portraits of Pe-
trarch and Laura. The next two folios contain a / 'ida y cos-
tvmbrcs del poeta, closing with a life of Laura. Then on the
first numbered page the sonnets commence, each one accom-
panied by a marginal argtmient. The four unnumbered folios
at the end contain the Tabla de los sonetos, canciones man~
drialcs y sextinas del Petrarca en Ungua toscana^ y casteU
lana.
Melzi (vol. ii., pp. 200-201), under the name of "Leone da
Mod na, israclita," cites a work, I.' Ester, traged/a (Venezia,
1619), and .idds: " Scbbene porti il nomc del Alodcna, pure ne
b autore Salomone Usque del pari israelii, confessandoil primo
in una sua prefazione non esscrc stato sc non correttorc, ed
editore di cssa tragedia." This is, of course, a posthumous
work. In the work of Antonio, cited above, there is (vol. ii.,
p. 275) a sketch of Samuel Usque, who, in spite of the differ
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ent first name, is quite likely the same person as Solomon,
reading thus: "Samuel Usque, Hebraeiis gcnte, ut vidctur,
sed Hispanus, aut proprius Lusitanus natalibus. scripsit Castcl-
lane & Liisitane : Consolacion a las trihiihuiones de Israel:
Fcrniria:, ut pracsefert, edilum opus anno a ci^atione Mundi
5313- indomo Aben Usque, qui annus est christianus MDLI II.
juxLa Calvisii t't aliorum regulam. Huic vero, utpote super-
stitionis Hebraica penu, jure ac mcrito nigrum praefixit Iheta
Expurgatoriiis noster Index"
It may be deduced (rom all this that the translator was Salo-
mon Usque, a Portuguese Jew, who lived at Ferrara in 1553,
where he must have been known to Joao Rodriguez (Amatus),
another Portuguese Jew (who taught medicine in tliat city in
1547 and afterwards) ; that this Amatus likewise knew the
merchant, Duarte Clomez of Venice, also Portuguese, who pre-
faces Usque's translation with a sonnet in praise of the version :
and that Usque wrote at least two other works, that cited by
Antonio and that cited bj: Melzi. Another hypothesis would
be that Antonio is correct in regard to the first name, in which
case- Samue might possibly have been the father of Salomon,
the translator of Petrarch. As to the second title-page, that
probably came into existence from the fact that Usque (receiv-
ing a copy of the work at Ferrara or elsewhere) objected to the
curious combination of his first and last names, and wrote to
Venice ordering a new title-page to be printed for the copies
still unsold. Salusque may have been the nickname by which
the translator was generally known ; examples of misappre-
hended or mispronounced Hebrew personal names, growing
into nicknames, are common enough.
_ 1591. Los sonetos y canciones del poeta Fran-
cisco Tetrarcha, que tiaduzia Henrique Garces de
lengua Thoscana en Castellana. Dirigido a Philippe
segundo dcste nombre, Manarcha primero de las
Espaiias, k Indias Oriental, y Occidental. En Ma-
drid Impresso en casa de Guillermo Droy impressor
de libros. Ario 1591.
4''- .ff- [1.3], bl. If., ff. 178. Of this version and its author
Antonio (Bibliotheca nova, vol. i., p. 563) says: "Henricus
Garcez, Lusitanus, Portuensis, fixo apud Americos in Regia
urbe Peruani regni domicilio, vertendis in vernaculum Castellse
serraonem Francisci illius Petrarch^, Italicorum vatum cori-
phai, versibus non infcliciter incubuit ; longe tamen ab Hispania,
yerequc a patria castigatoris stili ac linguae positus, diclionis
punlatcm peregrinis quibusdam e trivioque desumptis verbis
corrupit, quamquam vi.insurgat frequenter poetica." After
stating that (Jarces also translated the Lusiads of Camoens, An-
tonio says that he made a version of a Latin prose work by Pe-
trarch, under the title, Del reyno y de la institucion del gue ha
dercyimr, pnnted the same year (1591), in quarto, at Madrid,
being most likely a version of the letter Sen., iv., i, or Sen.
aav., I — one or both. '
In SwEDtsH.
1874. Petrarcas sonetter till Laura i svensk
ofversiittning af Theodor Hagberg. Upsala, Ed-
guisl, 1S74.
_^°- ^.f- Ul,.. pp. 597, f. [i]. Opposite title-page in Italian,
c" J- u !• niiceseo Petrarca ; Italian text opposite the
Swedish. Professor Hagberg is the translator into Swedish of
some of Caldcron's dramas (Upsala, 1S70), and author of an
intercsung essay on the revival of Provencal letters in the nine-
teenth century.
1880. Francesco Petrarca's canzoner, ballater
och sestiner. I svensk ofversattning af Carl A.
Kullberg. Stockholm, Norstcdt, riSSoJ.
8». pp. 176, f. [i). -^
IV. ASCRIBED WRITINGS.
Latia.
1874. Scritti inediti di Francesco Petrarca pub-
blicati ed illustrati da Attilio Hortis. Trieste, Ti-
pogra/ia del Lloyd Auslro-Ungnrico, 1874.
1. 8». pp. xvi, 372. Improperiy cited by Brunei ISliMU-
ment, vol. u., col. 221) as •■ Sonetu inediti."
Italian (prose).
1507. Chronica delle vite de pontefici et im-
peratori roniani composta per .m. Francesco Pe-
trarcha alia qvale sono state aggivnte qvelle che da
tempi del Petrarcha insino alia eta nostra nian-
cavano. At end: Stampata in Venetia per jMaestro
lacomo de pinci da Lecco co gratia come nel priui-
legio si cotene. MDVH. Adi. iii. di di [j;Vl De-
ccmbre.
4». ff xc, [1) Not m Hortis.
1534. Chronica de le \-ite de pontefici et iin-
peradori romani, Composta per .AL Francesco Pe-
trai;cha alia quale sono st.ate aggiunte qlle che da
tepi del Petrarcha insino alia eta nostra nianciuano
. . . At end: Stampata in Vinegia per Marchio
Sessa. Nel anno. JLD.XXXIIIL Adi. XV. Del
mese di Marzo.
160. ff. 120, [2]. Hortis,
Bauser.
,410. Two copies, one bound by
1858. Lettera volgare di messer Francesco Pe-
trarca a Leonardo Beccamuggi tratta da un codice
della Marciana col raffronto della lezione nel Pe-
trarchista di Nicold Franco. Venezia, Merlo, 1858.
. 8". pp. 17, f. [i]. Nozze Marcello-Zon. Dedicatory letter
signed Andrea Tessier. Hortis, 414.
1868. Caso di amore, prosa volgare attril)uita a
Francesco Petrarca. Firenze, Tipografia iiazionale,
1 868.
8». pp.20. Nozze Delia Volpe-Zambrini ; editor, Pietro
Dazzi ; edizione di 125 esemplari.
ji Italian (Terse).
1856. Nelle faustissime nozze del conte Fran-
cesco Zauli Naldi di Faenza colla marchesa Maria
Cattani di Brisighelfa seguite nel Gennajo del 1856;
la famigUa Sessi voile far segno di sua viva esultanza
coir offerta della presente frottola inedita di messer
Francesco Petrarca. Firenze, Sulle logge del grano,
1S56,
Z". pp. 20. Editor, Giovanni Ghinassi.
1859. Francisci Petrarchae Aretini carmina in-
cognita ; ex codicibus italicis bibliothecae Monacen-
sis in lucem protraxit ipsorumque ad instar manu
scriptorum edidit Georgius Martinus Thomas. Mo-
nachii, Franz, 1859..
4°. pp. xliii, 136, 3 pi. Also with the title, Manumenia
saecularta; herausgegeben von der koniglich bayerischen
AA-aJemie der IV tssenscha/ten ziir Feier Hires hunder/jahri.
gen Bestehens am =8 Ma^rz 1859; /. Classe ; 1. G. M. Tito-
mas : Francisci Pctrarcae A retini carmina iucognita. Hor-
Bs, 415. See also Tliomas, &, M.
1870. Sonetti di Francesco Petrarca ora sco-
perti e publicati. Venezia, Tip. S. Giorgio, 1870.
Per le nozze di Amedeo Grassini con Emma
120. ff. [lo;
Levi: editor, G. Veludo.
1870. Parma liberata dal giogo di Mastino della
Scala add! 2i Maggio 1341, canzone politica di Fran-
cesco Petrarca, nuovamente esposta e ridottn a mig-
lior lezione dal professore Francesco Berlan. Bo-
logna, Romagnoli, 1870.
80. pp. 199, f. [i]. Scelta di curiosita lelterarie inedite o
rare, disf. log ; edizione di 202 esemplari, no. 147.
1874. Una corona sulla tomba d'-\rqui ; Rime
di Francesco Petrarca, colla vita del medesimo pub-
blicate la prima volta per cura-di Doraenico Car-
bone. Torino, Beuf, 1874.
8<>. f. [i], pp. 96. Three copies, one with the editor's auto-
grapli.
1874. Un sonetto inedito di F. Petrarca ed una
canzone al medesimo attribuita. [Bolocna. Romasr.
noli, 1874.] *
80. pp. ri54]-i6i. Extract from ///'r^/K,5TMA7«, vol vil.
parte u (Lugho-Ottobre, 1874). The introductory note is
signed A[lessandro] d'A[ncona].
1874. Un sonetto inedito di mess. Francesco
Petrarca ed una canzone a lui attribuita; premesso
un sonetto di Tonimaso da Messina al Petrarca indi-
ritto. Bologna, Garagnani, 1874.
8". pp. 10. Estratto dal Profugnalore, vol. vii The
preface is signed A. d'A. Sep.arate reprint of the preceding.
1874. Raccolta di rime attribuite a Francesco
Petrarca, che non si leggono nel suo Canzoniere,
colla giunta di alcune fin qui inedite. P.idova, Pros-
perini, 1874.
1. 8". pi., pp. 70, f. [i], pp. viiL Edited by professor Pietro
r errato.
46
PETRARCH BOOKS.
1876. Rime del Petrarca, codice cartaceo nella
biblioteca Bertoliana di Vicenra. [Vicenza, Paroni,
1S76.]
40. pp. 23, f. [i]. Per nozze Mangilli-Lampertlco. The
dedication is signed A. Capparozzo. Editor's autograph.
The cover is counted in the pagination.
Petrarca. [London, 1843.]
8'*. pp. 396-426. Extract from the Forei^ quarterly re-
vieiv, vol. xxxi., no. Ixii. (July, 1843). Review of (i) Le rime
del Petrarca . . . «'« C .^ /i!^fr//«7'(2 torn., Firenze, 1842) ;
and of (2) The life 0/ Petrarch, by Thomas Campbell, (Lon-
don, 1841). The running title of the article is Francesco Pe-
trarca.
Petrarca, ein dramatisches Gedicht. SeeWest-
phalen, E. C. v.
Petrarca e Venezia. Venezia, Cecchini^ i874-
I. 8**. f. [i], portr. of Laura, f. [i], pp. [71-327, f [ij. Con-
tents : — Air Aleneo Veneto, pp. f7]-8; Introdiizione (A,
Matscheg), pp. [9]-4o: Codici manoscritli pusseduti dalla
biblioteca M.irciana (G. Valentinelli), pp. [4i]-i47; Due codici
conservati nella biblioteca del Museo ci^^co (D. Urbani), pp.
[i49]-i75: Codice posseduto da EmiHo dc Tipaldo (G. RL
Malvezzj), pp. [i77]-iS6; Del Petrarchismo e delprincipali pe-
trarchisti veneziani (G. Crespan), pp. [i87]~252r Opere d'arte
relative a Francesco Petrarca (D. Urbani), pp. [253J-280; Pe-
trarca a Venezia (N. Barozzi), pp. [28i]-293; 11 Petrarca
dinanzi alia Signoria (R. Fulin), pp. [295]-327.
[Petrarca, Reviews of works relating to.] Fi-
renze, 1S74.
8''. pp. 230-236. Extract from the Nuoz'a antalogia di sci-
enze, lettere ed arti, anno IX., vol. xxvii., fasc. ix. (Settembre,
1874). Possibly by A. De Gubematis.
Petrarch. See Greene, G. W.
Petrarch and his times. [London, 1861.]
8°. pp. 99-115. Extract from Fraser's ntagazine, vol. Ixiv.,
no. 379 (J"'y> 1861).
Petrarque a Vaucluse. See Amavon, F.
Petrarque e Laure, par madame de Genlis.
See Foscolo, XT.
Petrarque (Le) fran^ais. See Aubrey, P. C
Pezzana, A. Notizie bibliografiche intorno a
due rarissime edizioni del secolo XV. . . Parma,
Bodoniy 1 808.
8°. ff [4], pp. 91. Lettera . . . intorno ad una edi-
zione delle rime del Petrarca pubblicata da Gaspare e Do-
tnenico Siliprandi nel 1477, pp. 19-91- See Appendix ii.
Proposta di un edifizio da costruirsi alia
memoria di Francesco Petrarca in Selvapiana di
Ciano. [Parma, 1838.]
40. pp. 7. 4 pi., ff. [10].
Phillimore, C. M. Petrarch : his life, times
and works. [London, yJAzrw///*??;, 1873. ]
8**. pp. [385]-396, [4811-489. Extract from Macmillan's
magazine, vol, xxviti., nos. 167, 168 (September, October,
1873).
Pietropoli, G-. II Petrarca impugnato dal Pe-
trarca piu matiiri riflessi. . . Venezia, Alvisopoli,
1818.
1. 8-\ pp. xix, 456.
Pimbiolo, F. Sulle opere di raesser Francesco
Petrarca discorso e poesie . . Brescia, Bettoni,
1807.
8'>. pp. \-iii, 137, ff. [2].
Piombin, S. Discorso . . letto il i8 Luglio
1878 nella solenne inaugurazione del Museo I'e-
trarchesco in Arqui. Monselice, Longo, 1878.
8'>. pp. 8.
Planche, G. £tudes sur I'art et la poesie en
Italic: II., Petrarque. [Paris, 1847.]
1. 80. pp. [997I-1018. Extmct from the hevue des deux
tnondfs, June 15, 1847.
Poggio Bracciolini. lacopo di messer Poggio
a Lorenzo di Piero di Cosimo de Medici sopra e!
triompho della fama di messer Franceshco \_sic'\ Pe-
trarcha prohemio . . At end : Impresso in Fi-
renze per ser Francesco Bonaccors A petitione di
Alexadro di Francesco Varrochi Cittadino Fioren-
tino. Nel anno. MCCCCLXXXV. adi. xxiiii. di
gennaio.
4". ff. [124]. The signatures run from a ii to q iii, followed by
the two final ff. ; the signature a i, being a blank leaf, is miss-
ing- The proper title is given on the reverse of the 3d (prop-
erly 4th) folio after the prohemio, and reads : Comenio di
lacopo di ntcsser Poggjo soprix el triompho della fama di
messer Francesclio Petrarcha a Lorenzo di Piero di-Cosimo
de Medici. Latin letter. In the colophon the final o in citta-
dino is really a / from which the lower stem has been broken
off in the type or erased after printing — apparently the latter.
Poi, Ser. See AUegri, A.
Puccianti, G. . . La donna nella F//iz «;«!i/o
di Dante e nel Canzoniere del Petrarca; lettura
fatta al circolo filologico di Pisa 11 di 15 Marzo,
1874. Pisa, A'is/ri, 1874.
80. pp. 30.
Pulling, W. Sonnets i^Titten strictly in the
Italian style, to which is prefixed an essay on son-
net-writing. . . London, Bohn, 1840.
80. pp. viii, xl, 112. Constant references to Petrarch in the
essay (pp. i-xl), and a sonnet To the four g^'eai poets of Italy ^
Dante, Petrarca, A riosto aftd Tasso (p. 39).
Quadrio, F. S. Delia storia e della ragione
d'ogni poesia volumi quattro . . alia serenissima
altezza di Francesco III., duca di Modana, Reggio,
Mirandola, &c. Bologna, Pisarri (Agnelli), 1739-
52-
4 V (m 7). 40. Vol. i., 1739, ff. [14], pp. 786, f [i] : ii., i,
1741, ff- [4]. PP- 825, f. [■], pl. : ii.. 2, 1742. pp. 45= : ■>>., ». 1743.
ff. (loj, pp. 441 ; iii., 2, 1744, pp. 563 ; iv., 1749, ff. 18], pp. 746,
f [i] ; v., 1752, Indice universale, pp. 784. Petrarch references
too numerous to cite. Notice of his life, and the principal editions
of the Rime, vol. ii., z, pp. 182-187. Two copies, one having
the arms of Cortina, and his book-plate.
RaSaelli, F. Illustrazione di un codice del Tri-
onfi di Francesco Petrarca esistente nella comunale
biblioteca di Fermo, e saggio di variant!. Fermo,
Paccasassi, 1874.
1. 8*^. pp. xxxxvi, f. [1]. Imprint at end of volume.
Rastotil [de Mongeot],*A. S. Petrarque;
par Alphonse Rastoul. rari>, B/aisol, 1836. ■
80. pp. xiv, f [i], pp. 483.
Petr.arque et son sifecle ; par A. Rastonl
de Mongeot. Bruxelles, Mcliiii-, 1846.
2 v. 12". Vol. i., ff. [2], pp. 280: ii., ff. [2], pp. 232.
Re. Z., alitor. La N-ita di Cola di Rienzo, tribune
del popolo romano, scritta da incerto autore nel
secolo XIV, ridotta a migliore lezione, ed illustrata
con note ed osservazioni storico-critiche . . con
un comento del medesimo sulla canzone del Petrarca,
Spirto gcniil chc quelle membra reggi. Firenze,
Le Monnier, 1854.
12'>. ff. (2], pp. 348. Many Petrarch allusions; Comento
sulla canzone del Petrarca, Spirto geittil, ec, pp. 301-344.
I ritratti di madonna Laura, articolo di Ze-
firino Re, estratto dair Album di Roma, riveduto ed
ampliato. Fermo, Ciferri, 1857.
8. portrs., pp. 22, f. [i]. ^
I biografi del Petrarca, ragionamento . .
Fermo, Ciferri, 1859.
80. pp. 76, f. (i).
Rearden. T. H. Francis Petrarch. [San Fran-
cisco, 1SS2.]
80. pp. 447-460. Extract from The Califontian, vol. v.,
no 29 (May, 1882}.
Reeve, H. Petrarch . . Edinburgh, Black-
wood, 1 8 "8.
8''. ff. 13], pp. 148. Foreign classics for English readers,
Retour de la fontaine de Vaucluse. See Ama-
von, P.
PETRARCH BOOKS.
47
Heumont, A. von. Dichtergriiber : Ravenna,
Arqua, Certaldo . . Berlin, Dtincker, 1846.
8°. ff. [3], pp. 87. Argua^ pp. 37-60.
Reynald, H. Cinquieme centenaire de la mort
de Pitrarque, c^Iebr^ a Vaucluse et i Avignon les
18, 19, et 20 Juillet, 1874; concours de pofoie fran-
9aise; rapport . ■ Avignon, Gros, I074.
80. pp. 22.
Ridolfi, L. A., compiler. Tavola di tvtte le rime
de i Sonetli e Canzoni del Petrarca; ridotte co i
versi interi sottole cinque letterevocali ... In
Lyone, appresso Guglielmo Rouillio. 1551. . . .
160. pp. 294, ff. [5). The author's name is at the end of the
dedicatory letter and centone addressed to Matteo Nicolini,
which terminates on p. 5. On p. 6 is the address A i Icttort.
The 5 unnumbered ff. at the end are filled with the Tavoki di
H'tte le voci ridotte soita U cinque tettere vocali. Three cop-
ies : one bound by Pratt, another inserted in a copy of the Ro-
villio 1550 edition of the Canzoniere, at the end of the text, and
a third bound at the end of the Rovillio 1551 edition of the Can-
zoniere,
Tavola di tvtte le rime de' sonetti, e can-
zoni del Petrarca, ridotte co i versi interi sotto le
lettere vocali. In Venetia, Appresso Giorgio An-
gelieri, 1586.
16*^. f. [i], pp. 3-232. Bound with the edition of the Can-
zoniere by Ridolfi published in 1586. The name signed to the
dedicatory preface is Luc' Antonio Ridolfi.
Ritnario dei tre poeti. See Serassi, A.
Rime di diversi antichi avtori toscani in dieci libri
raccolte. Di Dante Alaghieri Lib. IIII Di M.
Cino da Pistoia Libro I Di Guido Caualcanti Libro
I Di Dante da Maiano Libro I Di Fra Guittone
d'Arezzo Lib. I Di diuerse Canzoni e Sonetti senza
nome d'autore Libro I. At end: Stampata in Vi-
negia per lo. Antonio, e Fratelli da Sabio. Nell'
anno del Signore. MDXXXII.
8". ff- 148. Allusions to Petrarch in the preface by Ber-
nardo di Giunta. For the original edition see Sonetti e canzoni.
Rizzini, G. In occasione del quinto centenario
del Petrarca; suoi onori e trionfi — suo amore per
Laura, suo soggiorno a Valchiusa ed Arqui, sue
opere latine e italiane, coll' aggiunta del suo ritratto
fisico e morale . . Milano, Trn'es, 1874.
8". pp. 148, ff. [2].
[Roman, J. J. T.] Le g^nie de P^trarque, ou
imitation en vers franjois de ses plus belles po&ies,
pr^c&l^e de la vie de cet homme cel^bre, dont les
actions & les Merits font une des plus singuli^res
^oques de I'histoire & de la litt^rature modernes.
Parme [Paris], Lacombc, 1778.
80. pp. \-iii, 46S, f. [i].
[ ] Le g^nie de P^trarque, ou imitation en
vers fran9ois de ses plus belles poesies, pr^c^dee de la
vie de cet homme calibre, dont les actions & les
Merits font une des plus singulieres ^poques de I'his-
toire & de la litt^rature modernes. Parme [Avi-
gnon], Guicliard, 1 778.
80. pp. vi, 390. A counterfeit edition, really printed at
Avignon, with a smaller page and in smaller type than the pre-
ceding original.
[ ] Vie de Francois Petrarque, c^l^bre poete
italien, dont les actions & les Merits font une des
plus singulieres ^poques de I'histoire & de la litt^ra-
ture moderne ; suivie d'une imitation en vers fran-
5ois de ses pins belles poesies. Vaucluse, Cttssac,
1782.
80 pp. viii, 468, f. fi]. Really the same work as Le ginie
de P/trargjfe, with a change of title.
[ ] Vie de Fran9ois Petrarque, c^l^bre poete
italien, dont les actions & les fcrits font une des
plus singulieres ^poques de I'histoire & de la litt^ra-
ture moderne ; suivie d'une imitation en vers fran-
9ois de ses plus belles poesies. Vaucluse, Cussac,
1786.
80. portr., pp. viii, 471.
[ ] Vie de Petrarque, publi^e par I'Ath^n^e de
Vaucluse, augment^e de la premiiire traduction qui
ait paru en fr-an^ais, de la Leltre adress^u d la po-
st^rit^ par ce po^te calibre ; avec la liste des sou-
scripteurs qui ont concouru a lui faire ^riger un
monument ri Vaucluse, le jour seculaire de sa nais-
sance, 20 Juillet 1S04, ler Thermidor an 12. Avi-
gnon, Si-giiin, 1804.
I2'\ 2 portrs., pp. xxi, 324.
Romussi, C. Petrarca a Milano (1353-1368),
studi storici . . a beneficio del fondo vedove ed
orfani de' soci del pio istituto tipografico. Milano,
Istituto tipoffrajico, 1874.
8u. pp. 93, f. (i). Lacks bastard title, f. [i].
Ronchini, A. La dimora del Petrarca in Parma ;
memoria recitata alia r. deputazione parmense sopra
gli studi di storia patria . . in occasione del
quinto centenario dalla morte del poeta. Modena,
Fi/tee/izi, 1S74.
1. 8«. pp. 52.
Rondanl, A. Francesco Petrarca, sua casa in
Selvapiana e accusa fattagli di magia. [Firenze,
1874].
80. pp. [8541-876. Extract from the Nuova Antologia,
vol. 27, fasc. xii. (Dicembre, 1874).
Affetti e meditazioni, sonetti . . Parma,
Ferrari, 1875.
sq. 160. ff. [2], pp. Ixx, f. [1]. Sonetto LIX., A Francesco
Petrarca da Selvapiana,
Rossetti, D. See De' Rossetti, D.
Rossetti, G. Disquisitions on the anti-papal
spirit which produced the reformation ; its secret in-
fluence on the literature of Europe in general, and
of Italy in particular . . translated from the Ita-
lian by Miss Caroline Ward. London, Smith, 1834.
2 v. 80. Vol. i., pp. xW, 287: ii., pp. iv, 259. Petrarch
allusions, i., pp. 7-13, 30-41, 155: ii,, pp. 97, 102, 146, 189,
248-253, and elsewhere.
Rossi, D, Nel quinto centenario di Francesco
Petrarca, Petrarca e Laura, armonie . . Pa-
dova, Miiteit'a, 1874.
80. pp. 36,
RouUeaiLS, B. Petrarque et les fgtes du cen-
tenaire a Vaucluse & d Avignon (18, 19, et 20 Juil-
let, 1874) . . Bourg, Comte-Milliet, 1S75.
I. 80. ff [2], pp. 47.
Ruth, B. Geschichte der italienischen Poesie
. . Leipzig, Brockhaus, 1844-47.
2 V. 80. Vol. i.,_ 1844, f. [i], pp. iv, 592: ii., 1847, pp. x,
718. Petrarch, vol. i., pp. 5^8-571,
[Sade, J, F, P. A. de. ] M^moires pour la vie
de Fran9ois Petrarque, tir^s de ses oeuvres et des
auteurs contemporains, avec des notes ou disserta-
tions, cS: les pieces justificatives. Amsterdam, Ars-
kce, 1764-67.
3 V. 40, Contents: — Vol. i., 1764, K [4] : dedicatory epis-
tle, ff [2]; aux personnes d'ltalie qui aiment la pofeie, pp.
cxix : mi^moires, pp. 447: notes, pp. 113: errata. — ii., 1764,
ff. [2] : aux litterateurs, pp. xxiv : m^molres, pp. 495 ; notes,
pp. 82: errata, f [i]. — iii., t767, L-p. : avis, f. [i] ; mimoires,
pp. 8ti: errata: avertissement, pp. vii; pieces justificatives,
pp. 102, Bound by Bauser.
[ ] Nachrichten zu dem Leben des Franz Pe-
trarca aus seinen Werken und den gleichzeitigen
Schriftstellern. . . . Lemgo, Meyer, 1774-78.
3 v. 80. Contents: — Vol, i., 1774, t.-p., Vorerinnerung
der Uebersetzer, ff. (3I : An die Liebhatier der Poesie , , .
in Italien, pp. 141: Nachricht an den Leser, pp. 142-144:
Leben, pp. [1451-718.— ii., 1776, t-p. : An die Gelehrten m
Frankreich, Italien, u. s. w., pp. [^31-24: Leben, pp. 25-640. —
iil, 1778, t.-p. : Leben, [31-904, Title-pages to each half vol-
ume. The translator was Karl Eberhard Klamer Schmidt.
[ ] The life of Petrarch, collected from Me-
moires pour la vie de Petrarch [sic'] . . . Lon-
don, Buckland, 1 775.
48
PETRARCH BOOKS.
2 V. So. Contents : — \ o\. i., t-p., dedication, preface and
postscript, pp. xxxii; Life, pp. 544; i pi.— ii., t-p., f. [i];
Life, pp. 560. An abridged translation, and nothing more, of
Sade's Mimoires, made by Mrs. Susannah Dobson. The
original edition.
[Sade, J. F. P. A., de.] The life of Petrarch,
collected from Memoires four la vie de Petrarch
. . . Dublin, Beatty, 1777.
2 V. 120. VoL L, f [i], pp. [v)-xxii, f [i], pp. 299, ff. [6] ;
ii., f [i], pp. 307, ff. [7]. The pirated Dublin edition, without
die plate.
[ ] The life of Petrarch, collected from Me-
moires pour la vie de Petrarch, by Mrs. Dobson ;
third edition, embellished with eight copper-plates,
designed by Kirk and engraved by Ridley . . .
London, Bensley, 1797.
2 V. so. Vol. I., pp. xviii, 388, £f. [6], 5 pi. ; ii., f. [ij, pp.
401, ff. [5], 3 pi.
[ ] The life of Petrarch, collected from Me-
moires pour la vie de Petrarch, by Mrs. Dobson ;
. . the fourth edition, embellished with eight
copper-plates, designed by Kirk and engraved by
Ridley. London, Maiden, 1799.
2 V. 80. Vol. 1., pp. xvlii, 388, ff. [6], 6 pi. ; ii., f [1], pp.
401, ff. [s], 2 pi.
[ ] The life of Petrarch, collected from Me-
moires pour la vie de Petrarch, by Mrs. Dobson;
... the fifth edition, embellished with eight cop-
per plates, designed by Kirk and engraved by Ridley
. . . London, Veriior, 1S03.
2 V. 30. Vol. i., pp. xviii, 388, 6f. [6], 6 pi. ; ii., ff. [2], pp.
400, ff. [4], 2 pi.
[ ] The life of Petrarch, collected fi-om Me-
moires pour la vie de Petrarch, by Mrs. Dobson ;
the sixth edition, embellished with eight copper-
plates, designed by Kirk and engraved by Ridley.
. . . London, Vernor, 1805.
2 V. 80. Contents: — Vol. i., t-p., dedication and preface,
pp. x\-iii: life, pp. 388: index, ff. [6], 6 pi. — ii, L-p., ff. [2];
Ufe, pp. 400: index, ff. [4], 2 pi.
[ ] The life of Petrarch, collected from Me-
moires pour la vie de Petrarch, by Mrs. Dobson ;
. . . the seventh edition, em1>ellished with eight
copper-plates, designed by Kirk and engraved by
Mackenzie . . . London, JVilson, 1807.
2 V. sm. So. Vol. i., ff. (3], pp. [vii]-xvi, pp. 291, ff. [5] ;
ii-, f [t]> PP- S"^' ^- [5]- ^" impeifect copy, all the plates
having been removed. The preceding editions of this version
seem to have been published in 1775 (1st), 1776 (id), 1797 (3d),
1799 (4th), 1803 (sth), 1805 (6th). This of 1805 appears to be
the last English one until one of LondoUj 1840, which, to judge
from the price, must have been an abridgment of Mrs. Dob-
son's abridgment As will be seen above, a pirated edition
was published at Dublin in 1777.
[ ] The life of Petrarch, collected fi-om Me-
moires pour la vie de Petrarch, by Mrs. Dobson.
. . . Philadelphia, Mitchell, 1817.
80. pp. xvi, [171-496. Engraved frontispiece and bastard
title.
Sailer, L., editor. Buon capo d'anno! strenna
pei fanciulli compilata dal professore Luigi Sailer,
rettore del coUegio Calchi-Taeggi. Milano, Treves,
[j875]-
1. 80. pp. xi, 148. Pages 127-139 contain an illustrated
article. La Ciovinezza di Fraitcesco Fctrarca, signed " Pietro
Batlaini (dal frauccsc)." Who was the original French author ?
Salfi, F. Manuale della storia della letteratura
italiana. Milano, Silvcstri, 1834.
2 vols. So. Vol. i., pp. xii, 29S; ii., ff. [2], pp. 324. Pe-
trarch, vol. i., pp. 52-53, 58-75. Biblioteca icetta di opere
italiane antiche e modertte, v. 328, 329.
See Ginguen^, P. L.
Salomon!, F. A Fr.ancesco Petrarca nella cclc-
brazione del ([uinto centenario dalla sua morte. Pa-
dova, Prospcrini, 1 874.
80. f [i], pp. iv. Author's name at end.
Scarabelli, L. Trionfi del Petrarca secondo il
codice del Redi coUazionato con due altri senza nome
nel 1874; estratto dal Propugnatore, vol. viii., disp.
I*. Bologna, Garagnani, 1875.
80. pp. 23. Name of author at end.
[Schiavo, B.]? Lettere di m. Francesco Pe-
trarca air autor della prefazione premessa alia Ret-
torica d'.\ristotile fatta in lingua Toscana dal com-
mendatore Annibal Caro . . . Venezia, Gere-
"""> 1733-
80. pp. 115. The authorship is also ascribed to Domenico
Lazzini. Two copies.
Schlegel, A. W. von. Dante, P^trarque et
Boccace a propos de I'ouvrage de m. Rossetti, Sullo
spirito anti-papale che produsse la riforma, e sulla
segreta injlueuza cli' esercito nclla letteratura dEu-
ropa, e specialmente d^ Italia, come risulta da molii
suoi classici, massintc da Dante, Petrarca, Bocca-
cio. [Paris, 1836.]
!. 80. pp. [4oo]-4i8. Extract from the Revue des deux
tnondcs, Aoilt 15, 1836.
Le Dante, P^trarque et Boccace, justifies
de I'imputation d'hfresie et d'une conspiration ten-
dant au renversement du saint-si^ge. [I^ipzig,
Wcidmann, 1846.]
80. pp. [3071-332. Y'co^viOeiivres dem. Aitgnste-GuUlaume
de Schlegel. ifcrites en/rangais et pubUees par ^douard Back-
ing ; tome second.
Scolari, F. Intorno alia Griselda novella rifatta
in Latino da Francesco Petrarca sull' argomento di
quella di Giovanni Boccaccio, lettera al nob. sig.
dottore ed avvocato Giuseppe Fracasseti di Fermo.
Venezia, Tipografia del Commercio, iS(5o.
so. pp. 8. Author's name at the end.
Senesi, F. Su Franceso da Bologna calcografo
e tipografo e sulla di lui sconosciuta edizione del
canzoniere del Petrarca riveduta da Tommaso .Sclari-
cino Gammaro, letterato bolognese ; memoria dell'
a\'vocato Filippo Senesi. [Perugia, 1842.]
80. pp. II. Articolo estratto dal Giomate scietttifico-lei-
iernno di Perugia, secondo trimestre, 1842. Author's auto-
graph.
[Serassi, A.], compiler. Rimario dei tre poeti
Petrarca, Bembo, e Molza, o sia tavola di tutte le
rime dei loro canzonieri ridotte coi versi interi sotto
le cinque lettere vocali. Bergamo, Lanccllotti, 1746.
120. ff. [2], pp. 571. Ascribed by Melzi (ii., p. 444) to
Serassi: but, so far as Petrarch is concerned, the work seems
to be copied from the Rim.irio of Ridolti.
Sezanne, G. B. Arezzo illustrala, memorie
istoriche, letterarie e artistiche . . e cenni storici
e artistici sovra Poppi e Bibbiena. Firenze, A'icco-
lai, 1858.
80. pp. 376. Francesco Petrarca, pp. 237-244.
Silius Italicus. Seconde guerre punique, po-
eme de Silius Italicus, corrige sur quatre manuscrits
& sur la pr&ieuse edition de Pomponius, donn^e en
1471, inconnue de tous les editeurs; complette par
un long fragment trouv^ dans la bibliotheque du roi,
& traduit par m. Lefebvre de \'illebrune . . .
Vaxis, Rue Serpente, l^&l. . . .
Vol. i , pp. Ixxj, 167: ii., f [i], pp. 219; iii., f.
d
[1], pp. 87. 261. Text and transbtion on opposite pages, with
separate pagination. Petrarch: preface, pp. xi-xiii : vol. iii.,
pp. 36-38 (text), lib. xvi., line? 28-61 inserted from Petrarch's
Africa, in the belief that the editor had discovered a missing
passage of the poem of Siliiis.
Simpson, A. H. Petrarch. [London, 1S74.]
8*^. pp. [269J-2S6. Extract from the Contemporary Re-
view, vol. xxiv, July, 1874.
Sismondi, J. C L. Simonde de. De la lit-
l^rature <lu mitli dc I'Europe . , tmisi^nie Edi-
tion, revue et corrigt^e. Paris, Treuitd, 1S29.
4 V. So. Vol. i., If. [2], pp. iv, 448: ii., fT. [2], pp. 488;
iii-, ff [2], pp. 556; iv., ff. [2J, pp. 588. Petrarch: Vol. i.,
pp. 400-430.
PETRARCH BOOKS.
49
Solenne (II) triompho fatto in Roma. See
Marcatelli, G.
Sonetti e canzoni di diversi antichi avtori tos-
cani in dieci libri raccolte. Di Dante Alaghieri Libri
quattro. Di M. Cino da Pistoia Libro uno. Di
Guido Caualcanti Libro uno. Di Dante da Maiano
Libro uno. Di Fra Guittone d'Arezzo Libro uno.
Di diuerse Canzoni 4 Sonetti senza nome d'autore.
Libro uno. At aid: Impresso in Firenze per li
heredi di Philippo di Giunta nell' anno del Signore.
M.D..\XVn. Adi VI. del mese di Luglio.
80. ff. [4], 148. Rime anterior to Petrarch, with allusions
to_ Petrarch in the preface, which is the work of Bernardo di
Givnta, who is to be regarded as the editor of the collection.
For a Venetian reprint see Rime di diversi avtori toscani.
Soiio, B. Per la faustissime nozze Nogarola e
Da Bagno. [Lezione critica sopra due passi della
canzone del Petrarca Standomi tin giomo solo alia
finestra.'\ Verona, Libanti, 1846.
8°. pp. 23. Proper subject-tide, p. [8].
Stebbing, H. Lives of the Italian poets . .
with twenty medallion portraits. . . . London,
Bull, 1 83 1.
3 V. 120. Vol. i., f [i], pp. vii, f. [i], pp. 348; ii., IT [2],
pp. 363; iii., ff. [2], pp. 361. Life of Petrarch, i., pp. [75]-2io.
Steinbiichel, A. von. Die Reliquienschreine
der Kathedrale zu Gratz, Arbeiten von Niccola und
Giovanni Pisano, die merkwiirdigen Vorbilder zu
Petrarca's Trionfi. Wien, Hofdriuksrei, 1S58.
fo. ff. [2], pp. 18, II pi., pp. 34, 21. The description of
the two shrines is signed v. SteiuHichel. After the plates fol-
low 34 pp. containing in double columns the text of the Trionfi
side by side with the German translaUon by Karl Forster.
This portion of the volume is followed by a new tide-page, Due
arche cite si coiiserrano nePa cat/edrale di Gratz con itittigli
di Ntccola e Giovanni Pisano dat qiiali Petrarca tolse I'idea
de' snoi trion^. Vienna, StantJ>eria di corte, 1858. Then
comes an I t.alian rendering of Stembuchel's te.\t by G. E. Bolza,
with a letter from the translator to Ludwig Auer, the well-
known director of the imperial printing-establishment at Vienna.
Hortis, 321.
Sunshine and Petrarch. See Higginson, T.
W.
Symonds, J. A. Renaissance in Italy: The
age of the despots . . . London, Smith, 1875.
8». pp. xvi, 574. Inserted slip of errata. .
Renaissance in Italy : The revival of learn-
ing . . . London, Smith, 1877. . . .
80. pp. XV, 546. Petrarch ; pp. 69, and frequently.
Renaissance in Italy : The fine arts . . .
London, Smith, 1877. . . .
80. pp. xiv, 539. Petrarch: p. 217.
Renaissance in Italy : Italian literature, in
two parts . . . London, 6»«V/i, 1881.
2V. 80. Vol. i., portr., pp. xv, 561: ii., pp. x, 631. Pe-
trarch: i., pp. 84-57; ii., p. 117, and frequently elsewhere.
Vol. ii. contains an uidex to all tlic five volumes of this impor-
tant work.
Tassoni, A. Considerazioni sopra le rime del
Petrarca d'.\lessandro Tassoni. Col ConfVonto de'
luoghi de' Poeti antichi di varie lingue ; Aggiunt.aui
rtel fine vna scella dell' Annotazioni del Muzio ris-
trette, e parte esaminate ... In Modona.
M.DC.IX. .'\ppresso Giulian C.assiani . . .
80. ff. [8], pp. 576, f. [i]. Two copies.
Thomas, G. M. Ueber neuaufgefundene Dich-
tungen Francesco Petrarca's ; Vortrag in der offent-
lichen Sitzung der konigl. Akademie der Wissen-
schaften am 27. Miirz 1S58 zur Vorfeier ihres 99
Stiftungst.iges. . . Miinchcn, IVciss, 1858.
4". pp. 16.
Thoughts on what has been called sensibility of
the imagination, with practical illustrations from the
lives of Petrarch, Sterne, and B)Ton ; and on other
subjects. . . . London, Sim/Jiiii, 1839.
120. ff. [2], pp. vi, f. [i], pp. 180. Petrarch: pp. 1,5,
xi-22, 57, and elsewhere.
Tiberto, F. . . Laura ed il Petrarca, can-
tica. Padova, Giammarlini, 1874.
80. pp. 16.
Tixaboschi, G. Storia della letteratura it.iliana
del cav. abate Girolamo Tiraboschi; nuova edizione.
. . . Firenze, Molini, 1805-13.
9 v. (in 20). 80. C<7«toi/'.r.-—Tomoi., parte I, 1805. Delia
letteratura degli Etruschi fino alia morte d'Augusto, ff. [2), pp.
i. i. [l], pp. 217; i., 2, pp. v, (2191-382; li., I, Dalla morte di
Augusto smo .alia caduta dell' impero occidentale, pp. xxii, 244 ;
u., 2, 1806, pp. vii, [2451-476 ; iii., i, Dalla ro\-ina dell' impero
occidentale fino all' anno MCLXXXIII. pp. Ixvi, 226; iii 2
pp. VI, [229^-469; iv., 1, Dall' anno MCLXXXIII. fino all'
anno MCCC. pp. viii, 239; iv., 2, 1807. pp. vi, [241I-511;
v., I, Dair anno MCCC. fino all' anno -MCD. pp. xxix. 344 ;
v., 2, Dall' anno MCCC. fino .all' anno MCCCC. pp. v [jld-
663; vi., I, Dall'anno MCCCC. fino all' anno MD. pp i,
438, f, [ij; VI., 2, 1809. pp. v, [4411-817; vi., 3, pp. V, [810]-
1182; vu., 1, D.air anno MD. fino all' anno MjDC. pp. x, 409:
vu 2, 1810. ff. [2], pp. [411I-7S7, f. [i]; vii., 3, 1812. ff.
[2j, pp. [788]-i337; vu., 4, ff [2], pp. [13391-1722; viii., i,
pp. vui, 368; viu., 2, pp. XV, [36o]-668; ix., 1813. Indice
generale, f [i], pp. 227. Petrarch: v. i, pp. iii-xxiv (De
S.ade s Mimoires) ; v. 2, pp. 509-548, and numberless other
references in vols, i., iii., v., and vii: ; but chiefly in vol. v.
Tomasini, J. F. lacobi Philippi Tomasini pata-
vini D. M.iria; in Vantio Canonici Saecularis Pe-
trarcha redivivvs, Integram Poeta: celeberrinii Vitam
Iconibus rere celatis exhibens. Accessit nobilissimse
foeminae Lavras Breuis Historia. Ad Eminentiss.
et Reverendiss. d. loan. Franciscvm Ex Comitibus
Guidijs a Balneo S. R. E. Cardinalem, S:c.
. . . Patavii, Typis Liuij Pasquati, & lacobi
Bortoli. Apud Paulum Frambottum. MDCXXXV.
4°. engr. t.-p., ff. [6], f [il with portrs., pp. 208, f. [i].
The first edition of this remarkable and much-quoted work.
The engravings are included in the pagination. Thick paper
copy.
lacobi Philippi Tomasini patavini episcopi
.(^imoniensis Petrarcha redivivvs, Integram Poetse
celeberrjmi Vitam Iconibus a:re crelatis exhibens.
Accessit Nobilissimje Femino^ Lavr£E brevis historia.
Editio altera correcta & aucta. Cui addita Poetae
Vita Pavlo Vergerio, Anonymo, lannozzo Manetto,
Leonardo Aretino, Et Lvdovico Beccadello .^uctori-
bus. Item, V.C. Fortvnii Liceti ad Epist. Tomasini
de Petrarch^ cognominis ortographia Responsum.
Patavii, do lo CL. Tj-pis Pauli Fr.imbotti Biblio-
polas
4°.
quence o. _ _ ^. „, .^ ,.^.,„^...., ,...,,u,^c., .ui loui
(C13 ID CI. ) and often so cited. Another copy lacks the ett
graved title-page.
Tomlinson, C. The sonnet, its origin, struct-
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from the sonnets of Dante, Petrarch, etc., and re-
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8<>. pp. x\-i, ff. [2], pp. 227. Largely relating to Petrarch.
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2 v. 120. Vol. i., 1718, pp. 4, v-xii, 471 ; ii., 1720, ff. [2],
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the canzone Italia tnia.
Triyellato, G. Carmina latina et itala. . .
Patavii, Tvf'is seminarii, 1857.
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4». engr. t.-p., ff [7], pp. 270, ff [9]. The date, in conse-
)f an indistinct L, is frequently mistaken for 1601
5°
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80. f. [i]. pp. 318. •' Petrarch" : pp. 1-29 — the essay pre-
viously published in \}^q Auterican Review (New York, 1845).
Tvoguo Figaro. See Valmarana A.
[Tytler, A. F., lord IVoodhoiisclec,'^ An his-
torical! and critical essay on the hfe and character of
Petrarch ; v/ith a translation of a few of his sonnets.
. . Edinburgh, Ballantyne, iSlO.
8*^. portr. of Petrarch, pp. vii., portr. of Laura, pp. 269,
f. [ij. Two copies, one lacking the portrait of Petrarch, the
other the corrections. The first edition was published in J 785.
U[nge]r, [J. F. von.] Nachrichten von den
altern erotischen Dichtern der Italiener. Hanover,
Hofbuchhandluuir^ 1 774.
80. pp. 140, f. [ij. Petrarch: pp. 20-33. Preface signed
Ur.
Urbani, D. Per la commemorazione in Arqua
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80. IF. [3]. Author's name, place and date at end.
Valentinelli, G. Codici manoscritti d' opere di
Francesco Petrarcha od a lui riferentisi posseduli
dalla biblioteca Marciana di Venezia ed illustrati
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lioteca medesima. Venezia, Cecchini, 1S74.
1. 80. pp. 107. Estratto dal libro Petrarca e I 'enezia pub-
licato per opera dell' Ateneo Veneto a spese del Cnmune nell'
occasione del quinto Centenario del Petrarca. See Petrarca e
Venezia,
[Valmarana, A.] Smissiaggia de sonagitti,
canzon, e smaregale in lengva pavana, de Tvogno
Figaro da Crespaoro, e de no s6 que altri buoni
Zugolari del Pauan, e Vesentin. Parte prima.
In Padoua Appresso loanni Cantoni.
M.D.LXXXVI.
i,^. ff. fsz]. Sonaggetto al mub de quel del Spcirarca,
Amor m'hh posto come segno a strale &c., ff. F'-F2.
Vandam. A. D. Amours of great men. . . .
London, Tinslcy, 1S7S.
2 V. 8'\ Vol. i', pp. xiii, 365; ii., fF. [3], pp. 371. On itn-
requitcd love: Petrarch and Laura, pp. 45-87. Bound by
Hammond.
Varchi, B. Lezzioni di m. Benedetto Varolii
Accademico Fiorentino, Lette da lui publicamente
neir Accademia Fiorentina, sopra diuerse Materie,
Poetiche, e Filosofiche, raccolte nvovamente, E la
maggior parte non piu date in luce, con dve tavole,
vna delle materie, L'altra delle cose piu notabili :
con la vita dell' avtore, all' illvstriss. et eccellent.
sig. Don (jiovanni De' Medici. In Fiorenza, per
Filippo Oivnti, M D XC. ...
4'^. fF. [12], pp. 682, ff. [11]. The volume abounds in Pe-
trarch allusions and quotations; but the portions more especial-
ly devoted to the poel are the following : pp. 3i8-;^42, Lezzione
di m. Benedetto I'archi, sopra il sonetto di m. Francesco Pe-
trarca, II quale incomincia. S'Ainor non e, che dunque e
quel, ch' io sento? letta da lit pvblicamcnte nell' Accademia
/•'ioreniina, la ierza Domeiiica di Quaresima. L'anno
M. D. L III : pp. 458-559, Lezzione prima [ — ottava] di
Benedetto V arc Ui sopra le tre canzoni de gli occhi, Letta da
lui priuatament^ nello Studio Fiorentino il quarto Gioued}
(i'Aprile. MDXLV. ; pp. 566-592, II principio delle lez-
zioni di Benedetto Varchi sopra il canzoniere di vt. Francesco
Petrarca, Net quale si tratte della poctica in generale Recitata
da Lui publicamente Nell' Accademia Fiorentina la Seconda
Domenica d' Ottobre, I' Anno MDLIII. The tavoUi delle lez-
zioni is on the reverse of the title-page, while the tavola delle
cose piv notal'ili fills the first 8 of the ir unnumbered fif at the
end, the remaining 3 comprising a sonnet, the errori, the regis-
tro, ant', a Seconal unprint.
Veratti, B. Delia Laura del Petrarca e di un'
antica vita di questo. [Modena, ^VZ/V:///, 1S65.]
80. pp. 22, f. [i]. Estratto dagli Opuscoli religiosi, letter
arj e ffiorali. No title-page.
Di alcune rime attribuite al Petrarca. [ Mo-
dena, Soiiaui, 1S67.]
80. pp. [71I-94. Extract from the Opuscoli religiosi, let-
te rary e morali, serie II., tomo x., fasc. 28.
Di due neglette poesie del Petrarca. [Mo-
dena, Soliani, 1868.]
80. pp. [2861-295. E-xtract from the Opuscoli religiosi, let-
te rarj e morali, serie II., tomo xii., fasc. 35 (Settembre e Otto-
bre, 186S).
Versi morali et sententiosi, di Dante, del Pe-
trarca, di M. Lodouico Ariosto, & de molti altri
autori. Per vtilita comvne insieme raccolti, perche
in essi si puo imparare molte cose utili & uirtuose.
. . . In Venetia ne la contra [sicj Di S. Maria
formosa. M D LIIIL
i6'^ t.-p., ff. 206. Ferrazzi (p. 200) gives this title, making
the imprint read. In I'enetia ne la conirada S. Maria For-
mosa, 1553, and making the number oK pages (instead of folios)
204. 7'he extracts from Petrarch, with the heading, Del Pe-
trarca, begin on the reverse of f. 10, and end on the obverse of f.
18. The I'ersi morali et sententiosi end on the obverse of f.
log, the reverse being blank. On the obverse of f no is this
title: opera del magnijico cavaltero vtesser Antonio Phi-
leremo Fregoso la gual tratta de duoi Filosqfi, cioe di Demo-
crito che Rideua de le Pazzic di qnesto mondo, 5j' Heraclito
che piangeua le Miserie humane, beneath which are six Latin
verses, entitled, Bartholomai Simonette Epigramma. The
Riso di Democrito e pianto d' Eraclito of Fregoso, which is
given complete, extends to the reverse of f. 159: it is followed
by Stanze et vcrsi estratti Dal sogno del Carauia, occupying
the remaining fif.
Vie de P^trarque, and Vie de Francois Pe-
trarque. See Roman, J. J. T.
Viertel, A. Die Wiederauffindung von Cicero*s
Briefen durch Petrarca, eine philologisch-kritische
Untersuchung. . . Konigsberg in Pr., Hartung,
1879.
40. pp. 44.
Villemain, A. F. Cours de littiSrature fran-
9aise . . ; tableau de la litt^rature du moyen age
en France, en Italie, en Espagne et en Angleterre ;
nouvelle Edition. Paris, Didier, 1846.
2 V. S'"*. Vol. i., fF. [2], pp. iv, 372: ii., ff. [2], pp. 350.
Petrarch: il., pp. 9-31.
Virorvm qvi svperiori nostroqve secvlo ervdi-
tione et doctrina illustres memorabiles fuerunt, vitae.
See Fichard, J.
Vita di Francesco Petrarca scritta da incerto tre-
centista. Bologna, Romagnoli, iS6l.
S". pp. 22. Scelta di ctiriosita letierarie inedite 0 rare,
edizione di 202 esemplari, no 134. Preface signed Gaetano
Romagnoli. Also a duplicate, no. iiS.
Voigt, Q-. Die Wiederbelebung des classischen
Alterthums oder das evste Jahrhundert des Hu-
manismus . . zweite umgearbeitete Auflage, Ber-
lin, Kiimer, 1880-81.
2 V. SiJ. Vol. i., pp. xii, 505: ii., pp. viii, 547. The first
book (vol. i., pp. 21-159) i^ devoted to Petrarch, with many
references elsewhere.
Walree, J. P. van. Over den invloed van Pe-
trarca op de klassieke letterkunde . . [Amster-
dam, 1S20. ]
80. pp. 52. No title-page.
[Watterston, Gr. ] ? The Wanderer. [Rich-
mond, I'll., 1843.]
80. pp. 17-25. Kxlr^cl horn \i\c Soittkcnt literary titcssen~
gcr, vol. i.\., no. i (Janu.ary. 1843). Ch.ap. It. of the essay is
devoted to Vaucluse and Petrarch (pp. 21-25). Ihe intro-
ductory note is signed " G. W.," these initials apparently repre-
senting the name of George Watterston, formerly librarian of
Congress, and author of many works of a miscellaneous char-
acter.
[Westphalen, E. C. von.] Petrarca: ein dra-
matisehes Gedicht in ftinf .-Vkten, von der Verfas-
serin der Charlotte Corday. . . . Hamburg,
Iloffiiiaiiit, 1S06.
PETRARCH BOOKS.
SI
80. pp. 324, ft*. [2], pi. The authoress, Engel Christine von
Westphalen, whose maiden name was von Axen, was bom
1758 and died 1840. Besides this drama and Charlotte Corday,
she published three collections of poems. The vohimc was
firinled at Jena. Ferrazzi (p. 92), by what is probably a singu-
ar bhmder of the printer, makes Charlotte Corday the authoress
of the play.
Wismayr, J. Pantheon Italiens, enthaltend
Biographien tier ausgezeichnetsten Italiener, nebst
deren I3ildnis.sen . . des ersten Bandes, zweyte
Abtheilung : [Francesco Petrarca]. Salzburg,
Mayr, 18 16.
4°. pp. iv, lith. portr., pp. [57]-i48.
Wolff, A. Die italiiinische National- Literatur in
ihrer geschichtlichen Entwickelung vom 13*™ bis
zum igtcn Jahrhundert ; nebst den Lebens- und
Charakterbildern ihrer classischen Schriftsteller und
ansgewahlten Proben aus den Werken derselben in
deutscher Uebertragung. . . Berlin, Hemfel,
i860.
1. 80. pp. viii, f. [i], pp. 620. Also under the title of Die
Classiker alter Zciten und Kationen . . . erster Theil."
Francesco Petrarca, pp. 69-87: Die Petrarca' sche Dichtungs-
arten und Auswahl aus den Uebersetzungen der Gedichte Pe-
trarca's, pp. 87-101.
■Woodhouslee, A. F. Tytler, lord.
A. F.
See Tytler,
Zabborra, G. B. Petrarca in Arqu^, disserta-
zione storico-scientifica di Gio. Battista Zabborra,
figlio di Paolo; scritta nell' anno cio. lo. cc. inc. ;
opera postuma per alcune vicende sospesa dapprima
e resa pubblica presentemente coUe stampe dopo
I'inopinata perdita del giovine autore.
Si-minario, n. d.
Padova,
80. engr. t.-p.,.pp. xcvx, f. [i], 6 folding pi. and 2 portrs. Fer-
razzi (p. 31) makes the date of the publication 1791 : but the
title-page states that the book was not written until 1797.
Zacco, T. di, count. Studi sopra Petrarca . .
pubblicazione postuma; estralto dal GiomaU di Pa-
dora. Padova, Sacchetio, 1870.
4». i. [i], pp. [31-36.
Zambrini, F. Le opere volgari a stampa dei
secoli XIII e XIV indicate e descrilte . . si ag-
giungono . . . inediti de' quali alcuni citati dagli
accademici della Crusca. Bologna, Fava, 1866.
80. pp. xiv, f. (i], pp. 532, f. (,]. Collezime di opere in-
edtte 0 rare dei primi tre secoli delta lingua; third edition.
Petrarch titles, pp. 340-356.
Zendrini, B. Petrarca e Laura; studio. . .
Milano, Lombardi, 1875.
1. 8°. pp. gi. Estratto dalla Rivista italiana di scienze,
lettere ed arti.
Zingerle, A. Petrarca's Verhaltniss zu den
romischen Dichtern. [Innsbruck, ll-'agncr, iS,
S". pp. [5I-21. 'E.xOzai'com Kleine philologisc/ieAtkait
tungen von Dr. Anton Zingerle^ i. Heft.
Zuccala, G. Della solitudine secondo i prin-
cipii di Petrarca e di Zinimermann, lettere . . .
con I'aggiunta di due orazioni sul bello ideale, e sul
mirabile dello stesso autore. Pavia, Btzzoni, 1822.
80. pp. 2S0. Second edition. Letters ix. and x (pp. 63-€S)
are more specially devoted to Petrarch.
Zumbini, B. Studi sul Petrarca. . . Na-
poli, Morano, 1878.
8". ff. [4], pp. 265, f. [i]. Inserted slip of errata.
APPENDICES
a-
I. PETRARCH ICONOGRAPHY*
Portraits of Petrarch.
Water color.
1. Canvas"; 25 centimeters; copy, by a Florentine
artist, of the Laurentian library portrait ; half-length ;
profile to the left, with hood and wreath.
Engravings.
2. Adam. Le Titien pinx ; 1 1 ; framed in double
lines ; face nearly full, slightly right ; hair long,
parted ; pearl chain on breast ; fur-faced garment ;
beneath, F. PETRARQUE PoSte Italien N£ en
1304 dans Arezzo mart en 1341 [sic].
Two copies.
3. Bemardi. Agricoladipinse; Borani disegn6 ;
14; half-length; profile, right, with hood and
wreath; beneath, FRANCESCO PETRARCA A'fz-
to ill Arezzo, ciltd della Toscana, il di 20 Lu,e;lio
1304. Rtorlo in Arqud, villaggio Padovano, il di 18
Liigtio 1374.
Two copies on paper and one on vellum, the last having be-
neath only the name, FRANCESCO PETRARCA.
4. Boutrois and Jouannin. Grav^ d'apr^s
I'original de Gazzini; 10; enclosed in double lines ;
three-quarters face, right, with hood and wreath;
book in left hand.
5. Bxirger, J. Giorgio Vasari pinx'. ; S. Amsler
del; 28x29.5; gioup of six early Italian writers,
four with the laurel, Dante seated, the rest stand-
ing ; on a table at the left are globes, a sextant, an
inkstand, and books. Petrarch, with hood and
wreath, presents a three-quarters face, right ; his
right hand extended and his left resting upon a
book, on the cover of which is a medallion of Laura.
Beneath are the names in the order of the figures,
commencing at the left: Guido Cavalcanti. Cinoda
Pistoja. Pftrarca. Boccaccio. Dante. Guido d^A-
rezzo. At bottom, In Commission bei Amsler Ss'
Rtitharl in Berlin. Druck von jf. Becker in Berlin.
Vasari's well-known picture was painted in 1544 (see his Vite
de' fittori, Milano, 1807. vol. i., p. 122). When compared
with the earlier copper-plate mentioned below (see no. 26) the
figures arc in reverse order.
6. Chapman, J. 14.5; enclosed in line; in oval
above, profile, right, with hood and protruding
wreath ; in oblong frame below, Petrarch and his
father in the scene of the burning Virgil ; beneath,
PETRARCH ; at bottom. Engraved for the Ency-
clcpxdia Londinensis Oct. 1823.
7. Chauvet. Imp. Uclatre; 12.5; oval in rect-
angle ; profile, left, with wreath ; below oval, harp,
laurel branch, torcli ; wreath at top, shield on boss
at bottom ; on panel, F. PETRAKCJUE Ne a Arezzo
en 1304 Mort a Arqua en 1374.
Another copy printed in tint.
* The engravincs are arranged, as far as possible, under
names of the engravers: the measurements are of height, and
in centimeters: the smaller engravings are inserted in sheets of
uniform size, and the photographs are unifonnly mounted.
8. Delvauz, R. 8.5; oval in rectangle ; three-
quarters face, right, hood and fillet ; on panel,
FRANCESCO PETRARCA nato in Arezzo. 1304.
morto in Arqud. 1374.
Two copies.
9. Desrochers. 14.5; oval in rectangle ; half-
length ; profile, right, hood and Wreath ; on scroll
under frame, Franfois Petrarque Po'ele et Philosphe
[sic] un des beaux genie [sic] d'ltalie, il naquit <J
Arezzo et mouriit en 1374 Age de 70 Ans ; on panel
below,
Dfi Philosophe le plus Sage,
Du Poete le plus Scavant,
Ainsi que du fedile Amant,
Petrarque est la parfaite Image.
10. Fontana, P. Luigi Agricola dis ; Raffaelc
Sanzio d'Urb. dipin. nel quadro del Parnasso al
Vaticano ; 26 ; in frame of lines ; three-quarters face,
left, hood and wreath ; beneath, FRANCESCO PE-
TRARCA Nato in Arezzo I'anno 1304. Eui solen-
nemente coronato Poeta in Roma nel 1341. Giunto
all' eta di anni 70, mori in Arquata presso Padoz'a ;
at bottom. In Roma presso Agapito Franzetti nel
Corso alle Convertite.
11. G , C. 10; half-length, without frame;
face nearly full, a little to right, hood and wreath ;
Morghen type ; in right lower corner the initials
C. G.; beneath, F. PETRARCA; hthograph.
12. Gandolfi. Quariento dip. ; Gaet. Bozza,
dis.; 16.5; half-length; profile, right; hood faced
with fur, hands elevated; beneath, FRANCESCO
PETRARCA; at honom, Firenze presso Giuseppe
Molini.
13. Grave, R. R. Morghen, d*. ; 6; head,
wreath, and book in a frame of arabesque line work ;
with engraved title-page of the Pickering edition of
the Rime (London, 1822).
14. Gtiibert, J.[?] B. 9.5; half-length; pro-
file, left, hood and wreath; beneath, FRANCOIS
PETRARQUE, A7 d Arezzo in Toscane, le 20
Juillet 1304. mart le 18 Juillet 1374, d Arquade
dans le territoire de Padoue.
Two copies.
15. Heath. Drawn by Miss Paye; 14.5; mural
tablet with mask in centre at top; profile in sculpt-
ured relief, right, hood and protruding wreath ;
above, D. FRANCISCUS; beneath. From an au-
thentic antique Bronze in the possession of Richard
Heber Esq^. ; at bottom, Published by John Miller
May. 1808.
16. Hop'WOOd. 9.5; oval; fall face, hood and
wreath ; book with clasps in left hand ; Morghen
type.
17. Gaitte del*.; 15; group, half-lengths
of Dante (with lyre), Petrarch, Tasso (with closed
56
APPENDICES.
scroll), and Ariosto (with open scroll), all crowned;
Petrarch at right of Dante, full face, Morghen type ;
below, section of the globe, with lyre, musical pipe,
book, and scroll.
i8. Langlnme. P. Sudre [del?]; ii-S; oval,
profile, left, hood and wreath; beneath, Petrarque ;
lith. de Langluni^.
19. Lapi, Si. Ermini dis. ; 9 ; oval in rect-
angle ; bust ; profile, left, hood and wreath ; on
panel, PETRARCA.
Another copy in tint, without names of designer and en-
graver.
20. Le Mire, N., del. & sc. 10; oval in rect-
angle ; three-quarters face, left, hood and wreath ;
under frame, lyre, laurel branch, and torch ; on
panel, PETRARQUE.
21. Littret. 10; oval in rectangle ; three-quar-
ters face, left, hood and fillet ; oval frame on ped-
estal, on which, Francesco Petrarca; beneath,
Littret del. sc. 1 768.
Two copies.
22. Morghen, R. Stefano Tofanelli deline6;
22.5; half-length; full face, wreath and hood;
book with clasps in right hand; beneath, FRAN-
CESCO PETRARC.\; at bottom, Lidgi Bardiim-
presse.
23. Rosmasler, jun. 9; octagon; pfcfile, right,
with hood; beneath, FRANcesco PETRARCA;
at bottom, Zwickau bei Gcb. Sc/uiman 181 7.
24. Villain. 21 (including inscription, but tab-
let only 16.5); mural tablet in sculptured relief;
profile, left, with wreath ; on frame below, F. PE-
TR.\RCA; beneath, in inscriptional letters, SIM-
ION DE SENIS ME FECIT SVH Anno DOM-
INI M.CCC.XLIIII. ; at bottom, Lith. de Villain
rue de Sevres N. II.
25. [A'i; name'\. 40 (including names at top and
inscriptional verses at bottom) ; group of six half-
length figures, one seated ; on the right, in front, a
table with globes, a sextant, an inkstand, and
books ; Petrarch fourth figure from left, three-quar
ters face, left, hood and wreath, right hand extend
ed, left resting on book with medallion of Laura on
cover ; in panels across the top, each name over its
figure in the following order, from left to right —
GVIDO CAVALCANTES. DANTES. lOANNES
BOCC.\TIVS. FRANCISCVS PETRARCHA.
ANGELVS POLITIANVS. MARSILIVS FICI-
NVS. ; beneath, in three columns, stanzas in Latin
(Dante having a couplet in Latin and a stanza in
Italian), each with numbers and the names of the
figures in same order as at the top (the number 3
over lOAN. BOCCVFIVS being engraved thus
— g) ; the Petrarch stanza with the heading, 4
FRAN PETRARCHA, is as follows :
Quam tiia dextra tenet li/irum, diuine petrarcha,
effii^iem laune cur gerit ille tuit :
An tibi quod pe peril ^ quantum per secula longa
laud is a I) tcterna paste ri late feres :
Just over the head of each figure is a number cor-
responding to those att.ached to the names below.
A cnppcr-plate engraving of the i6th century of Vasari's
picture {see no. 5), from the Firmin-Didot sale.
26. [ ]. 14.5 ; oval renaissance frame in rect-
angle, with intervening ornamentation of insects,
vines, and flowers; h,ilf-length ; profile, right, hootl
and wreath; on frame encircling the profile, FRAN-
CISC' PETRARCHA FLORENTINUS. j on re-
naissance panel below,
Italia scriptis vivit ccleberrimus omni
Qui nunc Euganeo colle Petrarcha yacet ;
at the top, 78 VI.
Another copy, without the numbers at the top, but having in
the lower right hand comer the ninnber ///.
27. [ ]. 19; oval in rectangle; three-quar-
ters face, left, with hood only; ribbon knot above
oval; below it, book, inkstand, wreath, trumpet,
and lyre; on panel, FRANCISCUS PETRARCA
Canonicus Patavinus Anno MCCCL.
28. [ ]. 10 (external line, but portrait proper
only 7.5); three-quarters face, left, hood and wreath ;
beneath, Petrarque ; at top, Voyages en France &'c,
29. [ ]. 8.5 ; oval in rectangle, frame resting
on pedestal ; three-quarters face, left, hood and fillet ;
on pedestal, FRANgOIS PETRARQUE Ne en
1304 Mart en 1374.
From same type as no. 21.
30. [ ]. 9x14.5; oblong renaissance mural
tablet, with palette, book, etc., in centre; at each
side are circular frames, enclosing on ;,the right a
head of Petrarch, on the left that of Boccaccio; Pe-
trarch, half-length, profile left, hood and wreath,
right hand mth stylus resting on a book, and be-
neath, PETRARQUE ; Boccaccio also with pen
and book, and beneath, BOCCACE ; engraving on
wood.
Portraits of Lanra.
Water-color.
31. Canvas ; 25; copy, by a Florentine artist, of
the Laurentian library portrait ; half-length ; three-
quarters face, coif, braided locks, necklace. '
Engravings.
32. Delpech. 26 (external border line, but
portrait itself only 22.5) ; three-quarters face, right,
with coif and necklace ; dress in blue antf gold ;
hands folded, right one holding book j drapery on
the right, press on the left ; beneath, Laure; litho-
graph in colors ; Lith. de Delpech.
33. Desrochers. 14. 5 ; oval in rectangle ; half-
length; profile, left, jeweled tiara; left hand raised
holding a flower, right hand with globe or fruit ; laced
bodice ; below. La belle Laure la bien aivie [sic] de
Petrarque elle naquit a Avignon et y mouri'it en
1314 agee de 31 an [sic] le Roy Fran^ V fit I'Epi-
taphe cy dessous ; on panel :
O^Gentille Ame^ elant tant Estimee, 'J
Qui te poura loner qu^en se taisant.
Car la parole est loujours repriinee,
Quand le siijet surmonte le disant.
Pendant to no 9.
34. Du Bois de Beauchene. 22 (to bottom of
inscription, but tablet only 16.5) ; mural tablet with
sculptured bust in relief; nearly full face, slightly
right ; coif and flowing hair partly in braids ; hand
on breast; on frame below, DIVA L.WRA. ; be-
neath tablet, in inscriptional uncial letters,
SpLENDIDA LvCE in CVI CHIARO SE VEDE
QVEL BE CHE PVO MOSTRAR NEL MODO AMORE
OVERO E.XEMPLO DEL SOPRA V.\LORE
E DOGNI MERAVEGLIA INTIERA FEDE.
ET-C.
This appears to be a pendant to no. 24.
35. Lapi, iE. Ermini dis ; 9— ; ov.il in rect-
angle; bust; three-quarters face, left, with coif; on
panel, LAURA.
Pendant to no. 19 : another copy,*without names of engravei
and designer, printed in tint.
36. Le Mire, N., del. & sc. lO; oval in rect-
angle; wreath at top of frame; at bottom of frame,
doves, torch, bow, and quiver ; nearly full face,
slightly right, flowing hair, pearl necklace ; on panel,
Laure.
Pendant to no. aa
APPENDICES.
37. Morghen, R. Simon Menimi pinxit; 17.5;
half-length ; veil, pearl necklace, and pendant ; laced
bodice; right haml visible; beneath, BEATI GLI
OCCHI, CHE L'A VIDER VIVA; at bottom,
Archetypum est Seiiis penes Eq. Antonium Piccolo-
mini Bellanti.
38. [ ]. An impression of (he preceding
made before completion of the plate.
39. [A'i7 name'\. 9.5; half-length; head in-
clined towards right shoulder; coif and veil, hair
flowing, necklace, laced bodice; right hand holding
lower part of veil; beneath. La belle Laure Amie
de Peiraiyue.
40- [ ]• 9-5 (external lines, but head only
7.5); three-quarters face, right; coif, with chain on
forehead; locks flowing, necklace; beneath, Za;cn'y
at top, Voyages en France &'c.
Pendant to no. 28.
Miscellaneous Engravings.
41. Cattaneo, G. Giovanni Migliara disegn6;
14 ; Petrarch's birth-house at Arezzo ; house on the
right, well on the left, walled garden in the back
ground ; beneath, P'eJiila della easa in Arezzo, <n>e
nacque Francesco Petrarca. At bottom, Da foi c/i'i
nacqiti in su la riz'a d'Amo.
42. Gautier. Peint par L. Rubio ; 44x57;
group — Laura in the centre background seated on a
dais, female figure at her right holding her left hand,
group of musicians at the right, at the left Memmi
seated before the easel, Petrarch standing at his left,
with left hand raised and a book in the right ; light
from window at the left; beneath, PETRARQUE
FAIgANT FAIRE LE PORTRAIT DE LAURE
PAR SIMON MEMMI ; at bottom, Imprim^ &-
Piiilit' par Goupil &' O le ler Stae i860 Paris-
London .
43. Ledoux, A. Ch. Wauters pinxit; 30x52.5;
group on a terrace; Laura centre right, standing,
Petrarch seated at the right; seven figures (three
seated) on left half of engraving; extreme left, female
scattering flowers ; trees and landscape in the back-
ground ; beneath, Pctrarqite ks' Laure ; at bottom
(left), PARIS-DUSACQ & C'e Ed™ 14. Boulevard
Poissoniere (right), NEW YORK, by Knoedler et
CO [sic].
44. [jV<; name']. Five lithographed views, F.
Petrarca casa, credenza and sedia, la gatia, and
tomba, mounted on one sheet, with text, from the
Ricordo del Vo centenario dalla morte del Petrarca
(Padova, 1 874).
57
Photographs.
45. Arezzo. Two \iews mounted together, one
a panorama " preso da S. Maria delle grazie "
(18x22.5), 'he other a view of the town from the
opposite side of the Chiana (ii-|-x2o— ).
46- 13- X9.5; view of the birth-house;
the house on the left, well in the distance on the
right; [by Mugna?]
47. Arqua. Set of seven ^iews (each 9.5 x 12.5 :
I. Salita alia casa I'etrarca ; 2. Ingresso alia casa
Petrarca; 3. Prospetto della casa Petrarca; 4.
Stanza princifale della casa Petrarca ; 5. Mobili
del Petrarca ; 6. Fontana Petrarca ; 7. Tomba del
Petrarca ; fotografia Farina ; G. Canella disegni ;
dcposito presso i fratelli Salmin, Padova; at top,
Arqiia-Petrarea 1874.
48. Avignon. 17x28.5; view of the city from
the other side of the Rhone.
49- 16x28.5; view of a portion of the city,
with the chapel and ruined bridge of St. Benazet.
5°- Two views mounted together, one of
the cathedral (19x9.5), the other of one of the city
gates (9.5x10.5).
5'- Four views, mounted together, of the
cathedral and papal palace (10 x 16—), the conserva-
toire de musique or old mint, the papal palace at a
distance, the old tower, etc. (9.5x15).
52- Four views (each 9.5 x 15), mounted
together, of various portions of the city.
53- 18x29; "ew of the papal palace, with
cathedral in the foreground.
54. Laura. 18.5x16.5; copy of the Laurentian
library portrait ; numbered, 3593.
55. Montpellier. Four views (each 9.5 x 15.5)
of different portions of the town.
56. Petrarch. 28.5x20—; statue^ of Petrarch
in the portico of the Uffizi, Florence; lettered, 329c
Firenze ( Uffizi), Francesco Petrarca (Lconi fece).
57- 16.5 X 13 ; copy of the Laurentian
library profile portrait ; lettered 3592.
58; ;- Four photographs of Petrarch portraits,
varying sizes (two from the Morghen engraving^
mounted on one sheet, together with one of Laura
(from the Laurentian library picture).
59. Vaucluse. View of the fountain of Vaucluse
(9-5 " 15). and another of the village of Vaucluse
(9 X 15—), mounted on one sheet.
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APPENDICES.
II. PETRARCH BIBLIOGRAPHIES.
The various editions of the works of Petrarch are
enumerated in all the large bibliographical dic-
tionaries, as in Brunet's ' Manuel du libraire ' (cin-
quieme Edition, Paris, 1860-65, vol. iv., coll. 534-
571) and in its ' Supplement,' by Deschamps and
Brunei (Paris, 1878-80, vol. ii., coll. 215-221); in
Ebert's 'General bibliographical dictionary' (Eng-
lish edition, Oxford, i83'"7, pp. 1323-1337, vol. iv. ) ;
in Griisse's 'Tresor des livres ' (Dresde, 1859-69,
vol. v., pp. 221-237); and, so far as the earliest edi-
tions (before 1500) are concerned, in Hain's 'Reper-
torium bibliographicum ' (Stuttgartise, 1826-38, vol.
iv., pp. 76-87). These last, down to about the
middle of the sixteenth century, are likewise treated
in Mattaire's ' Annales typographici ' (Hagse-comi-
tum [Amstelodami] 1719-26) and its successor.
Panzer's 'Annales typographic!' (Norimbergae,
1793-1S03). Titles of Italian editions will be found
in the general Italian bibliographies, as in Gam-
ba's ' Serie dei testi di lingua' (pp. 218-232 and else-
where of the Venice edition of 1839), in Fontanim's
'Biblioteca dell' eloquenza italiana ' (vol. ii., pp.
7-48 and 49-60 of the Parma edition of 1804), and
in Haym's 'Biblioteca italiana' (vol. ii., pp. 61-79
and elsewhere of the Milan edition of 1803) ; while
the oldest issues of the Italian press are catalogued
in the admirable work of Zambrini, ' Le opere vol-
gari a stampa dei secoli XII e XIV' (third edition,
Bologna, 1866, pp. 340-356), which forms a part of
the 'Collezione di opere inedite o rare.' There
have likewise been published no inconsiderable
number of bibliographical essays treating separate
topics of P^rarch bibliography. Among these are
several relating to the biographies of Petrarch and
Laura, as the ' Serie cronologica delle vite del Pe-
trarca' in Domenico de' Rossetti's ' Petrarca, Giulio
Celso e Boccaccio' (Trieste, 1828, pp. 285-312);
the ' Brevi notizie intorno agli scrittori ed alle edi-
zioni delle vite del Petrarca ' in Baldelli's ' Del Pe-
trarca e delle sue opere ' (second edition, Firenze,
1837, pp. xxi-xxiv) ; and Zefirino Re's ' I biografi
del Petrarca' (Fermo, 1859), to which may perhaps
properly be added the same author's ' I ritratti di
Laura '( Fermo, 1857). Others are devoted to spe-
cial works of Petrarch, like the list of the editions
of the Africa given by De' Rossetti in the prefatory
part of his edition of the ' Poesie minori del Petrar-
ca' (Milano, 1829-34, vol. i., pp. xlvii-xlviii), where
there is likewise much other interesting bibliograph-
ical matter ; the invaluable list of the editions of Pe-
trarch's Epistles in Fracassetti's collection of the
' Lettere di Francesco Petrarca' (Firenze, 1863-67,
vol. i., pp. 19-21)1 which is followed by several
pages of notes and by a careful list of the manu-
scripts in which the best texts of the various Epis-
tles are to lie found ; and a list of the editions and
versions of the De Remediis, prefixed to the Italian
translation by Dassaminiato, edited by Stolfi, and
published in the series of the ' Collezione di opere
inedite o rare' (Bologna, 1867-68, vol. ii., pp. 41-
43) — a list partly extracted from the second Rossetti
catalogue, but which, as given in the pages cited, is
not characterized either by accuracy or completeness.
Other works still relate to special Petrarch edi-
tions, as in the case of Piombolo's ' Analisi delle
opere del Petrarca contenute nell' edizione di Basilea
1581,' in his work ' Sulle opere di messer Francesco
Petrarca' (Brescia, 1807); Pezzana's ' Notizie biblio-
grafiche intorno a due rarissime edizioni del secolo
XV' (Parma, 1808), one of the editions alluded to
being the ' Rime del Petrarca pubblicata da Gaspare
e Domenico Siliprandi nel 1477 ' ; Costanzo Gaz-
zera's interesting ' Osservazioni bibliografiche let-
terarie intorno ad un' operetta falsamente ascritta al
Petrarca' (Torino, 1823), of which the subject is an
edition of the work ' De vita solitaria ' of Lombardo
dalla Seta, printed in the fifteenth century, probably
at Lyons, and attributed to Petrarch in consequence
of its title being identical with that of one of the lat-
ter's treatises ; Rossetti's ' Edizione singolarissima
del Canzoniere ' (Trieste, 1826), on the extremely
early edition of the Canzoniere, without name of
printer, place, or date, which is now known as num-
ber 401 of Hortis's catalogue of the Petrarchesca
Rossettiana, at Trieste ; Panizzi's ' Chi era Fran-
cesco da Bologna?' (London, 183S), and .Senesi's
' Su Francesco da Bologna e sulla di lui sconosciuta
edizione del Canzoniere' (Perugia, 1842), the two
latter referring to the rare edition of the Rime
printed by Francesco da Bologna in 1616 at Bologna.
The bibliographical works relating to Petrarch in
the following list, however, are of a different char-
acter, all of them (with a single exception) being
exclusively concerned with Petrarch books, and all
of them treating a large number of editions.
Manuscripts —
1835-8. I manoscritti italiani della regia bib-
lioteca parigina descritti ed illustrati dal dottore An-
tonio Marsand. Paris. 2 v.
The first volume relates to the National library, the second to
the Arsenal, St. Genevieve and Mazarin libranes. Professor
Marsand describes 35 Petrarch MSS., of which 2 are lives of
Petrarch, i a translation of the De Remediis, and nearly all the
rest codices of the Rime or comments upon them. The Latin
MSS. of Petrarch at Paris sorely need descriptions at least as
faithful as thosehere given of the Italian ones. In regard to
Petrarch MSS. north of the Alps many other sources of infor-
mation must be consulted, among the more important being
Denis's ' Codices manuscripti theologici bibliothecae palatinae
vindobonensis' (Vienna, 1794-1802), with the later work pub-
lished by the Vienna Academy, ' Tabulas codicum manu-
scriptorum in bibliotheca palatina vindobonensi asservatorum '
(Vienna, 1864-75): the 'CaLalogus codicum manuscriptorum
bibliothecae regiae monacensis ' (Munich, 1858-76) : and ftlelot's
'Catalogus codicum manuscriptorum bibliothecae regiae ' (Par-
is, 1739-44). In Italy itself, besides the more recent works
mentioned below, Bandini's ' Catalogus codicum manuscripto-
rum gra;corum, latinorum et italorum bibliothecae Laurentianae '
(Florence, 1764-75), and the supplement, 'Bibliotheca Leo-
poldina Laurcntiana' (Florence, 1791-93) are of especial value.
The sale catalogue of the Libri manuscripts (London, 1859)
contains (pp. 174-176) 8 Petrarch titles.
1874. I codici petrarcheschi delle biblioteche
governative del regno, indicati per cura del ministero
deir istruzione pubblica [e descritti da E. Nar-
ducci]. Roma.
This excellently conceived and excellently executed volume
was a contribution of the Italian government to the literature
which originated in connection with the general celebration of
the fifth centenary of Petrarch's death (1S74). It describes
419 Petrarch MSS., existing in the public libraries subject to
the control of the government in liologna, Florence, Mantua,
Milan, Modena, Naples, Padua, Parma, Pavia, Rome, Turin,
and Venice.
1874. Catalogo dei codici petrarcheschi delle
biblioteche Barberina, Chigiana, Corsiniana, Valli-
APPENDICES.
59
celliana e Vaticana, e delle ecUzioni petrarchesche
esistenti nelle biblioteche pul)bHche di Roma [lavoro
di K. Narducci]. Roma.
A complement to the preceding work. The codices described
in it are found in those Roman libraries which are not under
government .^dminislratinll. They niunber 184. The editor
has added (pp. 71-96) hsts of printed editions of the Canzo-
nierc, 102 in number, existing in the public libraries of the
ItalLin capital.
1874. Codici manoscritti d' opere di Francesco
Petrarca od a lui riferentisi posseduti dalla bibliotcca
Marciana di Venezia ed illustrati dall' ab. Giuseppe
Valcntinelli. Venezia.
Originally published in the centenary volume 'Petrarca e
Venezia' (Venice. 1874.), pp. 39-M7- The descriptions and
criticisms of the 101 MSS, in the possession of the Marcian Li-
brary are admirable. The list embraces the Italian works {pp.
7-34), the Latin works in pruse (pp. 35-77). the Latin works in
verse (pp. 78-89), and works concermng Petrarch (pp. 90-107).
Valentmelli's treatise is followed in the ' Petrarca c Venezia'
by two shorter essays, one by S. Urbani on ' Due codici delle
cose volgari di Fr. Petrarca conservati nella Bibliotcca del
Museo civico di Venezia' (pp. 147-175), and the other by G.
M. Malvczzi on a ' Codice petrarchcsco posseduto da Emilio di
TIpaldo' (pp. 175-1S6). Other portions of this contribution to
the literature of the cciitcnarj' are of bibliographical interest.
1876. Brevi storia del teste del Canzoniere di
F. Petrarca.— Gli autograft. — Le edizioni original! e
fondamentali.— I codici.— Prima eta degli stampati
(1470-1525).— Seconda eti degli stampati (1525-
1596).— Interregno (1600-1722). — Terza eta degli
stampati ( 1 722-1819). — Quarta eta (1819 . . .). [A
cura di Giosue Carducci.l Livorno.
This most excellent list of the best texts of the Rime, both
manuscript and printed, forms the preface to Carducci's invalu-
able commentary on the ' Rime di Francesco Petrarca sopra
argomenti storici morali e diversi ' (Livorno, 1876, pp. vii-xlix),
a work which leads one to regret that Italian scholarship of the
present day has not treated the whole Canzoniere with similar
erudition and critical acuteness.
Printed "Works—
This essay forms pp. 341 356 of vol,
edited by C. L. Fcmow (Leipzig, 1806)
of the edition n^ ♦he
It enumerates
1722. Catalogo di molte delle principali edizioni
che sono state fatte del Canzoniere di Messer Fran-
cesco Petrarca ; disposto per ordine di cronologia e
arrichito di qualche osservazione da G. V[olpi].
Padova.
The earliest list of Petrarch editions made with any attempt
at completeness, comprising 134 titles. It occupies pp. Ixiv-
civ of the edition of the Rime (known as the first edizione
Cominiana) issued at Padua, 1772, by the printer Comino,
then at the head of the press attached to the publishing-house
of the brothers Volpi. I'he younger member of this noted firm,
Gaetano Volpi, was the compiler of the list (see Melzi's 'Dizio-
nario di opere anonime,' vol. ii., p. 445). The following refer-
ence to it is made in the Lettera a lettori prefaced to the edi-
tion : — *' Non dobbiamo lasciar di dire che i Chiarissimi Sigg.
Fratelli Piercatterino, cd Apposlolo Zeni, e i Sigg. Paolo, c
Giulio Gagliardi ci hanno cortesemente somministrata la notizia
di molte r.ire Edizioni del Poeta, conservate nelle loro pregiatis-
sime Librcrie, perchi ne adornassimo, ed accrescessimo il
sopraccennato nostro Catalogo: non volendoci noi arrogare la
lode agli altri per ogni ragione dovuta." In the spirit of tliis
statement the names of the possessors of the editions described
are frequently mentioned. This list was reprinted ("eora in
vaij luoghi corretto, e molto accresciuto ") and increased to 175
Utles in the second Comino edition (Padua, 1732), pp. 391-440.
From this it was copied into the edition with the comrnentarj'
of Castclvctro printed by Zatta (Venice, \i%(i), vol. ii., pp.
549-576. unaltered except by the addition of 6 titles of a dale
later than 1732. It next appeared in the reprint of the Comino
edition of the Rime issued by Prault (Paris, 1768), vol. ii., pp.
215-307, only the title of the Prault edition itself bein^ added,
and again, transferred from this edition, in the Rime printed by
Delalain (Paris, 1789), vol. ii., pp. 2i5-2C(8. It is copied,
wholly unchanged, from the second Commo edition, in the
Classier Itiliani edition of the Canzoniere, edited by Soave
(Milan, 1805), vol. ii., pp. 373-337. Its last appearance is in
the edition of the Rime by Zotu (London. 1811), vol. iii., pp.
355-380, copied from the Zatta edition, without additions and
with the notes omitted or abridged, under the slightly changed
tiUe of ' Catalogo de alcune delle principali edizioni'
1806. Notizie storiche concernenti le Rime del
Petrarca, le principali edizioni di esse, e la vita dcU'
tutore [da C. L. Fernow]. Lipsia.
Riine I , . . „- .
only the most important editions, and the notes are rather
criucal than bibliographical. In its compilation Volpi's 'ist
was probably used. Pp. 352-356 are occupied with notices of
Petrarch biographies.
1818. Verzeichnisse der vorziiglichsten Ausga-
ben von Petrarca's Werken [von F. A. Ebert].
Altenburg und Leipzig.
An appendix prepared by the distinguished Dresden librarian
and bibliographer, to * Francesco Petrarca dargestellt von C.
L. Fernow [should be J. B. Merian, Femow being merely the
translator], nebst dem Leben des Dichters und ausfiihrlichen
Ausgabenverzeichnissen herausgegeben von Ludwig Hain '
(Altenburg und Leipzig, 1818), occupying pp. 31:3-352. The
list is apparently based on the Volpi catalogue, but includes the
Latin works. It is a work of merit, but the praise bestowed
i^on it by Petzholdt (' Bibliotheca bibliographica." p. 326) may
possibly be regarded as somewhat exaggerated. 1 1 enumerates
203 editions of the Rime (pp. 313-336), Q of ' Petrarca's iibrigc
italienische Werke' — that is, the doubtiiil Vile de Pontefici ed
Impcratori and versions of li.e De Viris illustribus vitae — (337-
338), and 92 of the collected and single Latin works (339-352)-
The arrangement under these heads is chronological.
1820. Bibliotcca petrarchesca [quadro crono-
logico delle edizioni del Canzoniere di Francesco
Petrarca ; Descrizione bibliografica e critica delle
edizioni del Canzoniere seguendo I'ordine crono-
logico del ;quadro antecedente] [studio di A. Mar-
sand]. Padova.
Inserted by Professor Marsand in his famous edition of the
Rime (Padua, 1819-20, vol. ii., pp. 292-444). It includes a
' Pioeniio ' (293-295) and a tabulated chronological list of edi-
tions of the Canzoniere (r99-3oS). followed by the titles in full
with descriptions (309-402). Then come three appendices,
first an alphabetical list of Commentators, with references to the
editions containing their commentaries (405-411); second, a
list of works having allusions to Petrarch (412-437) ; and finally,
titles of translations, arranged by languages (438-444). 1 his
bibliography is also found In a reprint of the Marsantl edition
(Florence, 1826), the 'Proemio' and 'Quadro cronologico* oc-
cupying pp. 221-239 of vol. iii., and the 'Descrizione biblio-
grafica ' pp. 45-234 of vol. iv. It grew later into the important
work published by the same noted scholar in 1826.
1822. Raccolta di edizioni di tutte le opere del
Petrarca e di Enea Silvio Piccolomini, Pio II, [la-
voro di D. De' Rossetti]. Venezia.
The first of the Rossetti catalogues, printed by that zealous
collector with a view of increasing his collections. It is not
verj' conveniently arranged, the sections devoted to Petrarch
alternating with those devoted to Pius II. The books are
entered in a tabulated form, the columns containing successive-
ly the running number, year, place, printer, and title. Three
collezloni are given, each with separate pagination, the pages
allotted to Petrarch being 9-32, 6-39, and 11-44. The Pe-
trarch titles number 520, and the portraits of Petrarch and
Laura go.
1826. Bibliotcca petrarchesca formata posse-
duta, descritta ed illustrata dal professore Antonio
Marsand. Milano.
One of the most usefid of the Petrarch bibliographies, al-
though it includes few of the Latin works. The library of Pro-
fessor Marsand {b. 1765, */. 1842), hefe catalogued, passed in
1826 into the possession of the French king Charles X, by
whom it was deposited in the library of the Louvre. The pref-
atory matter of the volume is an introduction (pp. v-xiv) with
' Annoinzloni' (pp. xv-xxli), a 'Vita di Francesco Petrarca'
reprinted from the 1471 edition of the. Canzoniere (pp. xxiii-
xxix), and the ' Sermo habitus in exequiis domini Francisci Pe-
trartae a reverendissimo magistro Bonaventura de Padua anno
domini MCCCCLXXIIll ' [j/V] (pp. xxxi-xxxviii). Then fol-
low the book titles, fully described, thus: 'Parte prima, Edi-
zioni del Canzoniere e de' Trionfi' (pp. 1-145). 'Parte seconda,
Scrittori intomo alia vita cd al canzoniere di Francesco Pe-
trarca,' divided into three sections (pp. 147-231), the sheet
being filled out by a * Breve ragionamento intorno al celibato di
Laura" (pp. 231-235), after which follows "Parte terza, Codici
manoscritti delle poesie vulgari di Francesco Ptltrarca o che
alia vita di lui appartcngono " in three sections (pp. 237-260),
and two lists, one indicating the pages, in various editions, of
the principal sonnets, canzoni, etc., to which reference is made
in the book, the other enumerating the specially rare editions
of the collection (pp. 261-265). 1 ^^ volume closes with a full
index of personal names (pp. 267-278), four plates illuslrating the
typography of early editions and a tabic of contents and erra-
tum of the incorrect date previously assign'ed to the 'Sermo*
(pp. 279-281). Marsand's sale of trie most complete and pre-
cious Collection of Petrarchiana ever brought together proved
to be a most unfortunate step. He doubtless thought that
(
6o
APPENDICES.
once within the walls of the Tuileries, its preserxation for all
time was a matter of certainty. But it perished in the confla-
gration of a portion of that edifice kindled by the Paris com-
munists. Nor does the transfer of the library to France seem
to have been any the less luckless for the collector's reputation.
The French evidently did not appreciate the act which added
so greatly to the literary treasures of the nation. In the few
sparing lines devoted to the Marsand Collection in Baudrillart's
•Pcrte-s cprouvtJcs par les bibliotheques publiques de Paris'
^pp. 25-26), the collector is called Majsard, while even a much
higher literary authority, the Michaud ' Biographie universelle '
(nouvclle Edition, vol. xxxii., p. 621, sub P6trarque), corrupts
his name into Ma'n'atid.
1832. Catalogc delle principal! edizioni del
Canzoniere preceduto da un cenno storicocritico in-
torno ad esse ad ai primarj comentatori [da C. Al-
bertini]. Firenze.
Occurs in the edition of the Rime edited by Albertini (Flor-
ence, 1832), vol. li., pp. c.\i-c.xlv of the appendatory matter at
the end of the volume.' The arrangement of the 69 titles enu-
merated is chronological. The descriptive notes are in general
meagre.
1834. Catalogo della raccolta die per la bibli-
ografia del Petrarca e di Pio II e gi^ posseduta e si
va continuando dalP avvocato de' Rossetti. Trieste,
J834-
The second Rossetti catalogue. The contents are 'Ai bib-
liofili ed ai libraj ' (pp. vii-xii) — ' Sezione prima, serie crono-
logica di edizioni de'lc opere del Petrarca o da lui intitolate '
(pp. 1-42) : Sczione sccunda, serie cronologica di edizioni delle
opere di Pio II o da lui intitolate ' (pp. 45-54) ; ' Sezione terza,
serie alfabetica di opere accessorie o relative al Petrarca ed a
Pio II ' {pp. 55-94). followed by two appendices, one of addi-
tions and one of duplicates (pp. 95796). A ' Continuazione del
Catalogo ' of 6 (?) pp. was printed in 1839 (?) and is often found
attached to the book. The jiumber of purely Petrarch titles
given is 707. As in Rossetti's catalogue of 1822, there are few
or no descriptive notes.
1874. Catalogo delle opere di Francesco Pe-
trarca esistenti nella Petrarchesca Rossettiana di
Trieste; aggiuntavi I'iconografia della medesima;
per opera di Attilio Hortis. Trieste.
The Rossetti collection, now a part of the Municipal library
ot Trieste, is probably, since the destruction of -the Marsand
collection, the largest in existence relating to Petrarch. This
admirably compiled catalogue includes only editions of works
by Petrarch, the arrangement being pp. i-xiii ' Di Domenico
Rossetti e della Petrarchesca Triestina' ; pp. 1-9, Opera om-
nia; pp. 11-138, Rime volgari; pp. 139-172, Opere latine;
pp. 173-178, Opere senza data; pp. 178-1S8, Opere ascritte al
Petrarca; pp. 189-195, Manoscritri; pp. 196-215, Iconografia.
At the end are three plntes, illustrative of the Trionfi, and a
table of contents. The tides are arranged chronologically and
the descriptive notes are astonishingly complete and accurate.
An excellent photo-lithograph of the bust of Rossetti forms the
frontispiece to this beautifully printed volume.
1874. Edizioni [dei Trionfi] esistenti nella
communale biblioteca di Fermo [esaminate e col-
lazionatc dal professore C. Pasqualigo]. [ Fermo. 1
Contained in the ' Illustrazione di un Codice dei Trionfi &.
Francesco Petrarca esjstente nella communale biblioteca di
Fermo e saggio di varianti per Filippo Raffhelli' ([Fermo],
1874), pp. .xiv-xxviii. The descriptive notes are excellent.
The number of tides is 36.
[1875]. Cinqui^me centenaire de P^trarque.
Bibliographie : publications fran^aises, proven9ales
et italiennes. [Aix-en-Provence.]
Separate reprint from the volume entitled ' Fete s^culaire et
Internationale de P^trarque c^lebr^e en Provence, 1874.' (Aix-
en-Provence, 1875.) It comprises a fairly complete list of the
Petrarch publications of the centenary year, the title numbers
reaching 125. The name of the compiler is not given.
1877. Bibliogi-afia petrarchesca del Prof. G. J.
Ferrazzi ; edizione di soli 50 esemplari. Bassano.
A most useful manual and the only bibliographical work
which attempts to give a complete systematic view of the whole
range of Petrarch hterature. It is carefully classified by sub-
jects, and the critical remarks in general leave little to be de-
sired. Indispensable as it is, it has some serious defects. The
titles are not always given in full, the foreign ones are too often
disfigured by misprints, and there is no Index. It is to be
hoped that these imperfections may be remedied by its distin-
tinguished author in a later edition. Originally this extensive
work formed a part of Professor Ferrazzi's ' Manuale dantesco.**
III. GENERAL INDEX.
Acciaiuolo, N., 27 a.
Africa, 19 a b, 20 a, 28 a, 58 a.
Agricola, C. L., 55 a b.
Ala Ponzoiii, 1 1 a.
Albertiiii, C. , 46 a.
Alessandra, 10 b.
Alfieri, v., 42 (5(2).
Altoviti, A., 15 b.
Amato, J. R., 44 /', 45 a.
Amsler, S.. 55 'f.
Arber, E., 46 b.
Arezzo, 17 «, 48 b, 57 a b.
Ariosto, L. , 9<J. 1 2 .}, 38 b, 39 a b,
46 l>. 50 b, 56 a.
Aristotle, 22 b.
Arqua, 42 /', 57 a.
liiondi, 8 b.
Bocchi, 9 17.
Casa, 10 a.
Chevalier, 10 b.
Co J ice, 10 b, 16 «.
Fetes, 13 a.
Gloria, 14 b.
Macola, 16 a.
Malmignati, l6 b.
Maraghini, 1 7 a.
Fadoz'a, 19 a.
Piombin, 46 a.
Reumont, 47 a.
Urbani, 50 a.
Zabborra, 51 ff.
Ascribed writings, 45 a b, 49 n,
50 a.
Auer, L., 49 a.
Audin, E., 28 b.
Avignon, 16 b, 47 /', 57 b.
Balbo, C, 25 b.
Barbieri, G., 15 b.
Barbieri. L., 24 b.
Barotti, G., 39 b.
Barozzi, N., 46 a.
Barlaeus, C, 15 b.
Baux. Laura de, 11 a.
Beatrice, 16 b.
Beccamuggi, L., 13 /',
45 I'-
Bembo, P., T a, 48 b.
Bencini, L., 27 b.
Benintendi, M., 27 a.
Beutivogli, U., 12 (?.
Benvenuto da Imola,
20 (1 b.
Berlan, F., 45 b.
Bezzi, G., 35 b.
BiagioU, G., <) b.
Bibbiena, 48 b.
BibUography, 58 a-6i b.
Albertini, 60 a.
Antonio, 44 b, 45 a.
Baldelli, 58 a.
Bandini, 58 b.
Baudrillart, S rt, 60 a.
27 a.
13 '5,
APPENDICES.
61
Bibliography, 58 a-6i b.
Brunei, 20 b, 21 a, 28 b, y>a,
44 b, 45 fir, 58 a.
Carducci, 59 "■
Cinquieme centenaire, 10 b,
bob.
De Gubernatis, 11 a.
Denis, 58 b.
De' Rossetti, 11 i, 583 /^
59 (5, 60 a b.
Deschamps, 58 a.
Ebert, 21 a, 58 a, 59 b.
Ferrazzi, 12 ?, 13 a, 60 b.
Fontanini, 13 a, 58 a.
Fracassetti, 58 a.
Gamba, 14 a, 58 a.
Gazzera, 58 a.
Grasse, 20 ^, 21 a, 24 a, 30 a,
44 ii, 58 a.
Hain, 19 *, 58 a, 59 iJ.
Haym, 14 b, 58 a.
Hazlitt, 26 a, 42 a.
Hortis, 15 a, 58 (5, 60 a li.
Huth, 42 a.
Jansen, 19 i.
Libri, 28 a, 58 i.
Lowndes, 41 a b.
Lozzi, 16 a, 30 b.
Maittaire, 19 b, 58 a.
Malvezzi, 59 a.
Marsand, 170, 58 b, 59 b.
Melzi, 45 a.
Meneghelli, 1"; b.
Miller, 42 a.
Moser, 21 a.
Narducci, 18 b, 58 b, 59 a.
Omaggio, 18 i5.
Panizzi, 19 «, 30 h, 58 ^.
Panzer, 14 i5, 21 a, 58 a.
Pasqualigo, 60 b,
Petrarca e Venezia^ 46 a, 59 a.
Pezzana, 46 a, 58 ;>,
Piombolo, 58 a.
Re, 46 *, 58 a.
Senesi, 30 ^, 58 b.
Urbani, 59 a.
Valentinelli, 59 a.
Visser, 19 b.
Volpi, 59 a.
Watt, 41 a.
Zambrini, 51 <5, 58 a.
Biographies. See also Studies.
Baldelli, 8a.
Battaini, 48 a.
Beccadelli, 36 i5, 37 a.
Blanc, 9 a.
Brevi Ricordi, 9 a.
Butenschon 9 A
Campbell, 10 a, 43 a.
Canto, 10 a.
Cavriani, lo a.
Courtet de I'lsle, 1 1 a.
Da Ponte, 11 a.
Dondi dair Orologio, 12 a.
Elogi, 12 a.
Fabroni, 12 ^.
Geiger, 14 a.
Ginguen^, 43 b.
Greene, 14 b.
Lamers, 15 b.
Leoni, 15 b.
Manetti, 16 b.
Manso, 17 a.
Masson, 7 a, 17 a.
Meinert, 17 <>.
Montgomery, 18 a.
Opmeer, 18 b.
Peruzzi, 19 a.
Petrarch, 46 a.
Phillimore, 46 a.
Rearden, 46 b.
Reeve, 46 ^.
Roman, 47 a ^.
Romussi, 47 b.
Ronchini, 47 b.
Rondani, 47 b.
Sade, De, 47 b, 48 a.
Squarciafico, 7 a, 13 a, 20 a,
29 b. 30 a (5, 31 a.
Stebbing, 49 a.
Tomasini, 49 b.
Vita, 50 b.
Wismayr, 51 a.
Blanc, L. G-., i8a.
Boccaccio, G., 25 i}, 27 ^, 42 (5,
55 a, 56 a ^.
Acharisio, 7 a.
Allegri, 7 a.
Baldelli, 8 a.
Bisso, 9 a.
Ciampi, 10 i.
Dionisi, 12 a.
Franco, 13 b.
Hortis, 15 a.
Liburnio, 16 a,
Masson, 17 a.
Prosa, yi a.
Schlegel 48 h.
Booking, E., 48 b.
Bolza, G. B., 49 a.
Bonaventura di Padua, 59 b.
Bonichi, B., 40 a.
Borani, 55 a.
Bottini, G. B., 11 a.
Bozza, G., 55 b.
Brandt. S., 19 i5, 23 a.
Bruschius, C, 25 a.
BruscoU, S., 40 a.
Brutus, P., 20 b.
Budan, L., 12 a.
Buonarroti, M. A., 38 a.
Burgkmaier, H., 23 a, 24 a.
Bjrron, G. G., lord, 49 b.
Cabassoles, F. de, 24 a, 28 a.
Cassar, J., 24/;, 25 a.
Caloria da Messina, T., 13^,
26 a, 45 /4.
Calvisius, S. , 45 a.
Camoens, L., 45 a.
Campani, G. A., 13 a.
Campbell, M. F. A. G., 19 b.
Campbell, T., 46 a.
Canella, G., 57 (5.
Canevari, G. T., 10 a.
Canzoniere.
Complete, 28 a-40 a.
In part, 40 a i^.
Translated, 40 1^45 a.
Capparozzo, A., 46 a.
CappeUo Bentivogli, P., 11 b.
Capellis, P. de, 15 a.
Carbone, D., 45 b.
Camiani Malvezzi, T., 27 a.
Carrara, F. di, 11 b, 19 b, 20 a.
Castelvetro, L., 8 ^.
Castets, P., 12 a.
Cattani, M., 48 b.
Catullus, 41 a (5, 42 a.
Cavalcanti, G., 47 a, 49 a, 55 a,
56 a.
Celsus, J., 24 h.
Centenary, Fifth.
Aleardi, 7 a.
Aubanel, 8 a.
Bassi, 8 a.
Biondi, 8 ^.
Bringuier, 9 a.
Canestrini, 10 a.
Carducci, 10 a.
Cinquieme centenaire, 10 ^
Corradi, 10 ^
Culoz, II a.
Fantoni, 12 <5.
Fenoglio, 12 b.
Fetes, 13 a.
Ghivazzani, 14 a.
. Hipp, 15 a.
Malmignati, 16 ^
Mancini, 16 ^.
Maraghini, 17 a.
Mugna, 18 a.
Pastorello, 19 a.
Reynald, 47 a.
Rizzini, 47 a.
Rossi, 47 b.
RouUeaux, 47 b.
Salmon!, 48 a.
Urbani, 50 a.
Certaldo, 15 a, 47 a.
Ceruti, A. , 24 b.
Chalas, J., 26 a.
Charlemagne, emperor, 12 b.
Charleville, earl of, 42 a.
Charles IV., emperor, 15 ^, 19 b,
20 a, 27 a.
Charles X., -^/w^, 59 b.
Charlotte, princess, 41 a.
Chettle, H.. 26 a.
Chiabrera, G., 25 i5.
Cicero, M. T., 15 a, 20 b, 50 b.
Cino da Pistoja, G. G., 27 a b,
47 ", 49 ", 55 '^•
CitadeUa, G., 19 a.
Clasio, Ii., 14 a.
Clement VII., pope, 8 b.
Coco, v., 9/'.
Codrus, see Urceo, A.
Collective -writings, 19 b-2\ b.
CoUenuccio, P., 19 a.
Colonna, G,, 27 a.
Coluccio Salutati, 15 a, 23 b.
Commentaries (special).
Amor che nel pensier mio, 9 b.
Amor, fortuna, 10 /'.
Canzoni degli occhi, 10 a,
12 a b, 50 a.
Chiare fresche e dolci acqne,
8*.
Contra '1 buon sire (line), 10 b.
In nobil sangue, 1 1 a.
Italia mia, 8 (5, 9 ^, 11 i, 49 b.
La donna che '1 mio cor (line),
18 a.
La gola e '1 sonno, 14 a.
Lasciate hai, morte, 15 #.
L'aspettata virtu, 9 a.
Lassare il velo, 9 b.
Liete e pensose, 8 a.
L'oro e le perle, 14 a.
Mai non vo' piii, 18 a.
Nessun secreto fia chi copra
(line), 14 b.
62
APPENDICES.
Commentaries (special).
Ocelli miei lassi, 9 b.
Passa la nave, 9^7, 19 a.
Perchfe la vita k breve, 18 b.
Pommi ove '1 sol, 9 a.
Quando fra I'altre donne, 9 b.
Quand' io veggio dal ciel, 8 b.
Quanta invidia, 18 b.
Quel ch' infinita providenza,
7 b, 8 a.
Quel vago impallidir, 14 a.
Rapido tiume, l"] b.
S'amor non h, 50 a.
Se mai foco, 18 ^.
Siccome eterna vita, 8 b.
S|>iito gentil, 9 /', 9 a, 46 b.
Slandomi un giorno, 49 a.
Vergine bella, % b, IT a,
10 a (2), :o b, 16 a.
Comniontators.
Alficri, 39 a.
Alunno, 32 a, 33 a.
Amadi, 7 b.
Ambrosoli, 40 a.
Arnigio, 8 a.
Avevani, 8 a.
Bandini, 36 b.
Bembo, 30 a, 34 b.
Benavides, 8 b.
Bernardo da Monte Alano,
see Ilicino.
Bernardo da Siena, see Ili-
cino.
Betti, 8 *.
Biagioli, 38 (7, 39 It b.
Bianchini, 8 b.
Bonifacio, 9 a.
Bonsi, 9 a.
Borghi, 38 b, 39 a.
Borgognoni, 9 a.
Bozzo, 40 (7.
Brucioli, 32 /'.
Buonarroti, 9 b.
Bustelli, 9 /'.
Euttura, 38 a b, 39 a.
Camerini, g /', 40 b.
Camillo, 9 /;, 33 b, 34 a.
Canevari, 10 ci.
Caponsacchi, 10 a.
Carducci, 40 b.
Carrer, 39 a b.
Casaregi, 10 a.
Casotti, 10 a.
Castelvetro, 1 7 a, 35 a, 36 /',
39 «•
Castiglione, 10 a.
Cavedoni, 10 a.
Centone, 29 b.
Cervoni, 10 b.
Cibrario, 38 b.
Cittaclini, 10 b.
Daniello, 32 a b.
Da Tempo, 30 a b, 31 a.
Degli Aromatori, II ti.
De la Carba, 1 1 a.
Dc' Marsili, 11 /'.
De' Rossetti, 28 a.
De Sanctis, 11 ^.
De Stefano, 39 b.
Dolce, 32 b, 33 a b, 34 a.
Emiliani-Giudici, 39 b.
Erizzo, 12 a b.
Fausto, 31 /'.
Fernow, 37 b, 59 " !>■
Filelfo, 29 a b, Tp a b, 31 a.
Fiorentino, 13 a.
Foscolo, 13 b, 40 a.
Francesia, 40 b.
Gandini, 14 a.
Gesualdo, 31 b, 32 a, 33 b,
35 a-
Giacomini, 14 a.
Giannini, 40 b.
Gibelli, 14 a.
Ginguene, 39 a.
Glicino, see Ilicino.
Grazzini, 14 b.
Ilicino, 29 a b.
Lapini, 15 i.
Leopardi, 38 b, 39 a b, 40 a.
Lottini, 16 a.
Lycinio, see Ilicino.
Marsand, 17 <?, 38 b, 39 b.
Massini, 17 a.
Menage, 17 b.
Meneghelli, 17 b.
Moresino, iS b.
Muratori, 36 a b, 38 a b, 39 ii.
Muzio, 36 a b, ^S a b, 49 a.
Muzzi, iS a b.
Nannucci, 18 b,
Oradini, 18 b.
Orsilago, 19 a.
Pagelld, 36 a.
Pasqualigo, 40 b.
Peranzone, 29 b, 30 a, 31 a.
Petracci, 35 /', 36 a.
Pingaud, 28 a.
Poggio, 46 a.
Re, 46 b.
Ruscelli, 33 b.
Scarabelli, 48 b.
Soave, 37 /', 59 a.
Sylvano da Venafro, 31 b.
Tassoni, 36 a b, ^S a b, 39 a,
49 fl.
Tommasi, 10 a.
Varchi, 50 a.
Velutello, 31 rt ii, 32 a b,
33 <' ^< 34 " '''. 3^ "■
Zolii, 37 b, 59 a.
Conring, H., 26 a.
CoN'TiiMrxu MUNDI, De, 24 a.
Corbould, E. H., 42 b.
Corday, C, 51 a.
Coronation of Petrarch, 12 i5,
17". 49 /'■
Corradiui, F., 19 a.
Crespau, G., 46 a.
Dacre, B., /at/v, 13 i.
Dacre, T. B. T., /orJ, 42 6.
Dalla Volpe-Zambrini (nozze),
45 ^■
D'Anoona A., 25 b, 45 b.
Dandolo, A., ifi'^c; 27 a.
Daniel, 3., 42 b.
Dante Allighieri, 38 b, 39 a b,
42 (7, 43 (^ 46 /', 47 (7, 49 (7, 49 b,
50 b, 55 <7 b, 56 a.
.\(.harisio, 7 11.
Baldelli, 8 a.
Bisso, 9 a.
Bruni, 9 b.
Cipolla, 10 /'.
Del&luze, 11 b.
Ferr.ozzi, 12 b, 13 a.
Hortis, 15 a.
Leoni, 15 (5.
Liburnio, 16 a.
Lugli, 16 b.
Manetti, 16 b.
Masson, 173.
Mendelssohn, ly b.
Muzzi, 18 b.
Perticari, 19 a.
Prose, 27 a. ,
Psa/mi, 25 b.
Schlegel, 48 b.
Dante di Majano, 47 a, 49 a.
Dassaminiato, G., 23 b.
Dazzi, P., 45 b.
De Gubernatis, A., 46 a.
Dekker, T., 26 a.
Delbene, S., 17 a, 35 i. See
Maroatelli, G.
DeUa Casa, G., 7 a.
Deloney, T., 26 a.
De' Rossetti, D., 15 a, 28 a.
Deveuter, 19 /'.
Di Cossilla, A., 14 a.
Dobrowrsky, J., 22 a.
Dobson, S., 22 b, 48 a.
Dolce, L., g b, 12 a i.
Durante, 12 a.
Duruy, V., 12 *.
Emiliani-Giudici, P., 24 a.
Epistola ad posteros, 25 i.
EriSTOL.E, 26 a-28 a, 58 a.
Ermini, 56 a b.
Este, Borso, ^narqjiis of, 29 a b.
Fanfani, P., q b.
Fantoni, G. B., 8 b.
Ferd/nand, prince, 8 b.
Fernow, C. L., 17 b, 59 a b.
Ferrara, 10 /).
Ferrato, P., 45 b.
Ficino, 56 a.
Pilippo. bishop. See Cabas-
soles, F. de.
Flaminio, M. A., J., and G.,
44 a.
Fornaciari, R., 13 a.
Foscolo, U., 25 i5, 42 /'.
Fracassetti, G., 25 /', 26 a, 27 b,
45 b.
Francesco da Bologna, 30 a *.
Francia. See Raibolini, F.
Francis I., king, 56 b.
Fregoso, A., 50 b.
Fulin, R., 46 a.
GagUardi, G. and P., 59 a.
Gagnaud, A. de., 15 a.
Gaitte, 55 /'.
Ganiba. 13., 27 a.
GargioUi, C, 11 b.
Gazzini, 55 a.
Geiger, L., 9 h.
Genlis, S. F. D. de S. A., 13 b,
46 a.
Giunta, B., 47 a, 49 a.
Giovannini, B., 13 3.
Goethe, J. "W. von, 3S b.
Goldast de Heiminsfsld, M.,
26 a.
Gomez, D.. 44 i5, 45 a.
Gonzalvo de Cordova, 23 b.
Gr^vius, J. G. , 24 b.
Grassini, A., 45 b.
APPENDICES.
Oratz, 49 a.
Grisf.i.dis, 26 a b, 27 b, 48 *.
Ouidotti, A., 27 b.
Guittone d'Arezzo, 47 a, 49 1
55"-
Hales, J. W., 26 b.
Haughton, W., 26 a.
Heber, R., 55 b.
Herold, B. J., 21 a.
Hoefer, J. C. F. , 43 <;.
Holbein, H., 25 b.
Horace, zi b.
Hortis, A., 45 a.
Hume. D., 42 a.
Hunt. T., 42 b.
Huyghens, C, 15 17.
Huyghens, L., 15 ^.
Ignoramia, De, 25 b.
Isabel of Arragon, 19 a.
Italian dialects, 9 b, 50 a.
Italian language.
.■\charisio, 7 a.
^ Alunno, 7 b.
Bisso, 9 a.
Fortunio, 13 a.
Gagliaidi, 14 a.
Liburnio, 16 a.
Manni, 17/1.
Nannucci, 18 b.
Italian literature.
Andres, 7 b.
Bartoli, 8 a.
Bruce-Whyte, 9 b.
Cantii, 10 a.
Denina, \\ a.
De S.anctis, \\ b.
fitienne, 12 b.
Fantoni, 12 b.
, Ferrucci, 13 a,
Genthe, 14 a.
Ginguen^, 14 b.
Invernizzi, 15 a.
La Vista, 15 b.
Maffei, 16 b.
Perrens, 19 a.
Perticari, 19 a.
Salfi, 48 a.
Sismondi, 48 b.
Symonds, 49 a.
Tiraboschi, 49 b.
Villemain, 50 b.
Wolff, 51 a.
Italian poetry.
Aflb, 7 a.
Agrati, 7 a.
Cereseto, 10 b.
Gravina, 14 b.
Minturno, 18 a.
Quadrio, 46 b.
Ruth, 47 b.
linger, 50 a,
Italian verse (collections).
Agra'.i, 7 a.
Emiliani-Giudici, 12 a.
Gironi, 14 b.
Gobbi, 14 b.
Opici, 18 b.
Italian writings, 28 a.
ItINERARIUM .SvRIACL-.M, 24(5.
Jdn Arnason, 26 b.
Jouannin, 55 a.
Kieser, E., 23 a.
Kirk, 48 a.
Kobel, J. , 23 a.
fcohler, R., 26 b.
Laforet, A., 15 a.
Lanfranco, 33 b.
Latin writings.
Prose, 21 ^-38 a.
Verse, 28 a.
Latini. B., 40 a.
Laura, 33 *, 37 b, 41 a, 43 a, 56 b,
iJab.
Blaze de Bury, 9 a, 42 ^.
Bongiovanni, 9 a.
Colonna, 10 b.
Costa, 10 b.
Costaing de Pusignan, 11 a.
De la Barba, 1 1 a.
De' Vieri, n 6.
Dimond, 12 a.
Dionisi, 12 a.
Foscolo, 13 b.
Franco, l^b.
Gandini, 14 a.
Genlis, 14 a.
Huyghens, 15 b.
Meneghelli, 1 7 b.
01ivier-Vit.ilis, 18 b.
Parolari, ig a.
Peruzzi, ig a.
Puccianti, 46 b.
Re, 46 i.
Tiberto, 49 iJ.
Veratti, 50 a.
Zendrini, 51 b.
Laureates (Poets), 15 b.
Lazzarini, D., 42 a.
Lefebvre de VUlebrune, J. B.,
48*.
Leonardi, D., \i b.
Leoni, 57 (5.
Leonora, 10 b.
Levi, E., 45 b.
Liguria, 10 b.
Lorbardus [Lombardo], see
Serico.
Louis XVm. , 7 b.
Luphus, 29 a.
63
Mackenzie, 48 a.
Malatesta, P., 27 a.
Malvezzi, G. M., 46 b.
Mangili-Lampertico (nozze),
46 a.
Manilio, S., 26 a.
Mantua, 16 a.
Manuscripts, 28 a (5.
Manzoni, G-., 30 i'.
MarceUo-Zon (nozze), 45 b.
Marchetti, G., 28 a.
Marretti, F. , 28 a.
Marsand, A., 8 a, 17,5, 1% b,
19 a.
Masson, M., 15 a.
Matscheg, A., 46 a.
Matteo d'Orgiano, 15 a.
Medici, G. de', 50 a.
Medici, Lorenzo de', 17 (5, 46 a.
Medici, Lorenzino de', 25 b.
Memmi, S., 57 a.
Merivaie, H. and C, 42 b.
Mehus. L., 16 b.
Menard, C, 15 a.
Meyronnet-Saint-Marc, bar.
on, 15 a.
Michaud, L. G., 43 a, 60 a.
MigUara, G., 37 a.
Milan, 47 b.
Mirabeau, H. G. R., count, 1 1 a.
Mistral, F., 8 a.
Modena, L. da, 44 b.
Molza, F. M., 48 b.
Monti, C, 16 b.
Monti. G., 16 (S.
Monti, v., 18 a.
Montpellier, 57 <5.
Montinari, G. I., 27 a.
Morghen, R., 38 b, 55*, 56 a.
Mortara, A. M., 7 a.
Muratori, L., 10 a.
Miissato, A., n b.
Nicolini, M., 47 a.
Nigra, 15 a.
Nogarola-Da Bagno (nozze),
49 a.
Newton, H., 8 a.
Niccolosio Bartolomei da
Lucca, 27 b.
Nott, G. F. and J., 41 a b.
Numa, 25 a.
Oberdick, J., 8 a.
Origono, M., 20 b.
Otio religiosorum, De, 24 a.
Padua.
Dondi dall' Orologio, 12 a.
Dottori, 12 a.
Fetes, 13 a.
Gloria, 14 b.
Malmignati, 16 b.
Meneghelli, ly b.
Neumayr, 18 b.
Pai/o^ia, ig a.
Pagano Paganinl, C, 27 b.
Palesa, A., 27 />, 28 a.
Pallavicino-Mossi, L., 27 b.
Paoletti, P., 17 A
Parma, 47 b.
Pasquale MaUpiero, (%•«-, 17 a.
Patha, F., see Cabassolea, F.
de.
Pavia, II b.
Paye, 55 b.
Pelli, B. G., 12 a.
Penn, W., 41 b.
Peruzzi, B., 36 b.
Petrarca, G., 13 b.
Petrarchists.
Aubrey, 8 a.
Bidelli, 8 b.
Malipiero, 15 b.
Mosti, iS a.
Paterno, 19 a.
Piccolomiui Bellanti, A., 57a.
Pico deUa Mirandola, 13 a,
27 a.
Piercatterino, 59 a.
Pingaud, L., 28 a.
Pisano, N. and G., 49 a.
Pitti, J., IS b.
Pius H., /■ope, It b, 13 a, 59 b,
60 a.
Pliny, 27 a.
PoiiMATA MINORA, 28 a, 58 a.
Poliziano, A., 39 a, 56 a.
64
APPENDICES.
Pompey, 25 a.
Pompouius Mela, 15 3.
Poppi, 4S b.
Porta Maurizio, 7 b-
Printers and publishers.
Acharisio, 7 a.
Aedespalatinae (Parma), \2b.
Agnelli, 19 a, 46 b.
Albert!, 35 b.
Albrecht, 17 b.
Album di Romay 46 b.
Aldine edition of the British
poets, 43 a.
Aldo, 30 a (2), 30 ^, 31 a i,
32 *.
Allgemeine Encyklopddie
(Ersch und Gruber), 9 a.
Alliana, 38 a.
Altheer, 14 b.
Alvisopoli, 9 a, 46 a.
Amenta, 40 a.
Amerbach, de, 19 b.
American review, 50 ^^
Amsler, 55 a.
Amyot, II i5, 43 b.
Andreola, 24 a.
Angelieri, 35 a, 47 a.
Antonelli, 38 b, 39 a.
Apollo (Air, Venice), 27 a.
Apollo (Insegna d', Flor-
ence), 36 b.
Appolonio, 150.
Arber's English reprints,
43 rt.
Archiv fiir osteiTeichische Ge-
schiehtc, \<, b.
Archivio storico lombardo,
JO a.
Archivio veneto, 10 b (2).
Arrivabene, 12 a b.
Arski^e, 47 b.
Associated booksellers (Lon-
don), 22 b.
Atlantic monthly, 15 a.
Baldwin, 41 b.
Ballantyne, 50 a.
Barbara, 403 (2), 10 a b, 25 b.
Barerzi, 13 b.
Basegio, 11 a.
Bassaglia, 10 b.
Baudin, 21 ^
Baudry, 38 b, 39 a.
Beatty, 49 b.
Bechet, 26 b.
Becker, 55 a.
Bell, 43 a (2).
Belle arti (Rome), 8 b (2).
Bensley, 48 a.
Benlley, 13 ,5.
Bernardoni, 10 a.
Bertano, 35 a.
Bertoclio, 29 a b.
Bettoni, 10 b, 38 a, 46 a.
Beuf, 45 b.
Bevilacqua, N., 34 i (4), 44 b.
Bevilaqua, S., 20 a b, 21 a.
Biagioli, 9 b.
Bibliofilo {II), 16 a.
Biilioteca elassica economica,
40 a.
Btblioteca classica italiana,
39 «•
Btblioteca dt open dassiche,
39*-
Biblioteca poetica italiana,
383.
Biblioteca portatile di classici
italiani, 40 a.
Biblioteca portatile latina, ita-
liana, e franeese, 38 a.
Biblioteca scelta di opere ita-
liane, 10 b, 48 a.
Bibliothcqite des vieillenrs po-
etes italiens, 37 a.
Bindoni, 18 a, 31 b, 32 a.
Bisuccio, 9 a.
Bizarri, 7 a.
Bizzoni, 51 ^.
Blackwood, 47 b.
Blaev, 24 b.
Blaisot, 46 b.
Bodoni, 37 a (2), 46 a.
Bohn, 46 b.
Bohn's illustrated library,
43 «•
Bonaccorsi, 46 b.
Boncompagni, 14 a.
Borghi, 38 b, 39 a.
Bortoli (Padua), 49 b.
Bortoli (Venice), 36 a, 37 a.
Boucher, 2\ b.
Boulzaler, 27 a.
Boutestyn, 24 b.
Bresciani, 40 b.
Bringer, 23 a.
Brockhaus, <ja, l8a, 443(3),
^Tb.
Brucioli, 32 b.
Buckland, 47 b.
Bull, 42 b, 49 a.
Bulmer, 37 b, 41 b.
Buonarroti, (II), 15 b.
Cabinet cvclopiedia, 18 a.
Cadell, 41 b.
Cagliani, 8 *, 1 7 3.
Californian, {The), 46 b.
Cambiagi, 8 a.
Canoretti, 27 b.
Cantoni, 50 3.
Canzer, 31 1^.
Caouduol, 22 b,
Capurro, 7 b.
Carey, 10 a.
Carnesecchi, 15 3.
Caronda, 9 b.
Cassiani, 49 3.
Cawood, 42 3.
Cecchini, 13 b, 46 a, 503 (2).
Chapman, 49 b.
Chatto, 25 b.
Ciardetti, 8 a, 38 3, 39 a.
Ciferri, 46 b.
Cioffi, 39 b.
Clarendon press, 26 b.
Classica biblioteca italiana,
383.
Classici /'/3//r7«; (Milan), 14^,
16 a, 28 3, 37 b, 38 b, 59 a.
Classiher alter Zeiten, 5 1 a.
Coci, 23 b.
Colburn, 10 3.
Coleti, 36 3.
Collection of British authors,
16 a, 26 3 b.
Collezione de' migliori autori
italiani, 39 a.
Collezione dei poeti classici
italiani, 38 a.
Collezione di opere inedite 0
rare, 23 b, 25 3, 51 b, 583.
Collez ione d'op uscoli scien tifici
e letterarj, 143,
Comin da Trino, 7 ^> 3^ 3,
34*-
Comino, 36 a, (2), 44 a, 59 a.
Commercio (Milan), 83.
Commercio (Venice), 27 b,
48(5.
Comte-Milliat, 47 b.
Conant, 41 a.
Contemporary review, 48 b.
Cooke, 41 b.
Conzatti, 28 a.
Coppenrath, 8 b (2).
Corbetta, 40 b.
Cormon, 39 b.
Cornetti, 23 b.
Cosnier, 14 a.
Cotta, 44 a.
Coup, 17 b (2).
Co;iret de Villeneuve, 37 3.
Courrier d'orient, 14 a.
Crescini, 9 a, 15 b, 37 b. ,
Crispin, 26 3.
Cruttwell, 12 3.
Curiosite, {La), litteraire,
Cussac 47 3 (2).
Dalla Volpe, 14 a.
Dase, 15 3.
David, 9 3.
Davies, 41 a.
Debray, 7 b.
Dehuchino, 35 3.
Delagrave, 19 3.
Delalain, 37 a, 59 a.
Delatre, 55 o-
Delaunay, 43 b.
De Romanis, 37 b, 38 3.
Deville, 22 b.
Diamante (Segno del), 10 b.
Didier, 83, 18 3 (2), 50 b.
Didot, 40 a, 43 b.
Dionysius a Prato, 17 ^.
Dondey-Dupr^, 38 3.
Doni, 27 a.
Droy, 45 a.
Duncker, 14 3, 17 b, 47 3.
Durand, 9 3.
Dusacq, 570.
Dusinelli, 14 a.
Edquist, 45 3.
Egenloff, 13 a, 23 a (2).
Fabriano, 173.
Fabbrini, 27 b.
Farri, 16 b, 2-^b, 28 a, 35 b.
Fasani, \2 a b.
Fava, 51 b.
Fei, 13 a.
Ferrari, 47 b.
Ferrer, 9 a.
Fete seculaire, 10 b, 13 3.
Fiaccadori, 14 b, 19 3.
Fiorentina (SocietJl editrice),
24 3.
Fischer, 9 3.
Fleischer, 24 b, 38 b.
Foglietta, 36 b.
Folds, 42 b.
Foppens, 22 b (2).
Foreign classics for English
readers, 46 b.
APPENDICES.
Printers and Publishers.
Foreign quarterly rex'ie7v,
46 a.
Fortunati, 27 i.
Fournier, 11 4.
Frambotti (Frambotto?)
49 a i.
Franceschi, di, 16 a.
Francesco cla Bologna, w /i,
48 <>, 58 3.
Francis, 50 a,
Franz, 45 i.
Franzesi, 9 a.
Eraser's magazine, 46 a.
Frediani, 10 a.
Frommann, 37 i.
Fues, 15 i.
Galletti, 10 i, 13 i.
Gamba, 10 i.
Garagnani, 45 i, 48 i.
Garnier, 43 i.
Gaspari, 44 i.
Gattei, 10 a.
Geremia, 14 i, 48 i.
Gherardo, 7 i, 33 a.
Ghilini, 7 i, 28 a.
Giammartini, 49 i.
Giglio, 33 a i.
Gioja, 10 a.
Giolito, 9 i (2), 13 i (2), 23 /-,
27 a 32 i (3), 34 a (4),
^333(3). 33'^ (3)-
(jtornale areadieo, 27 a.
Giomalecii Padova, \(i b,e,\b.
Giornale napoletano di Jiloso-
fia e leltere, 13 «.
Giornale scientijico leiterarin
di Perugia, 48 b.
Giovanelli, 16 b,
Giuliani, 35 b.
Giulari, 37 a.
Giunti, 9 a, 49 a, 50 a.
Giusti, II b, 17 a.
Gollner, 7 a.
GondoUere (Venice), 14 a,
Gosselin, 11 a.
Goupil, 57 a.
Gozzi, 13 a.
Gregorii, de, 16 a, 24 b, 26 a,
30 a b, 31 a.
Griflio, A., 16 b, 35 a b.
Griffio, G., 33 b, 34 b.
Grignani, 40 a.
Grimaldo, 12 b, i() b, \ij a,
25 l>, 40 b.
Gros, 47 a.
Groulleau, 43 a.
Guerigli, 36 b.
Guichard, 7 b.
Guigoni, 40 a.
Gutknecht, 27 a.
Hacherte, 12. b.
Hardouin, 43 b.
Hartung, 50 b.
Hempel, 51 a.
Herbig, 11 a.
Herdingh, 40 b.
Herrmanstorfer, 15 a (2).
Hofbuchhandlung (Hano-
ver), 50 a.
Hofdruckerei (Vienna), 49 a.
Hoffmann, 15 ^, 50 b.
ladra, 11 a.
65
Imprimeurs unis (Paris), 43 b.
Inskeep, 43 a b.
Istitulo sordo-muti (Genoal.
10 b.
Istituto tipografico (Milan),
V] b.
Jacob, 373.
Janke, 18 a.
Janot, 43 a.
Jo\'ino, 31 (5.
Juvenis (Le Jeune?), 21 b.
Kainpen, 40 /'.
Kircliheim, 24(7.
Knoedler, 57 a.
Kronberg, 40 b.
Kruijoff, 15 b.
Lacombe, 47 a.
Lancellotti, 36 a b, 48 b.
Landi, 8 a, 1 1 ^.
Lee priory press, 42 b.
Leers, 22 a.
Lefewe, 38 a, 39 a.
Le Monnier, % b, t) b, 10 a,
15 /', 16 b, 26 a, 27 b (2),
39 b, 40 a, 46 b.
Le Normand, 7 b.
Le Preux, 22 a (2), 24 a {z\,
24 b (2).
Leroy, 43 b.
Lescailje, 15 a.
Libanti, 49 a.
Librairie des bibliophiles
(Paris), 24a, 25 (5 (2), 26 (5,
28 a, 43 b.
Lindauer, 44 a.
Lisieux, 43 b.
Lloyd austriaco-ungarico (Ti-
pografia del), 15 a, 45 a.
Loeffs de Driel, 25 a.
Loescher, :8 b.
Logge del grano (Florence),
45(5.
Lombardi, 11 a, 51 b.
Longm.an, i8a, 42 a, 43 a.
Longo, 19 a, 46 a.
Loyson, 43 a.
Lucchini, 25 b.
Lucre [Lovere], de, 20 a.
Macmillan, 46 a.
Afiuiiiillan's magazine, 46 a.
M.igheri, 27 a.
Maideif, 48 a.
Majno, ig a.
Mame, 8 a.
Manini, 12 b, 14 a.
Manni, 8 b.
Manzoni, 15 b.
Marchetti, 8 a, 10 b.
Marcolini, 32 a.
Marcolini da Forli, 16 b.
Marenigh, 11 b, (2).
Marescotti, 10 a, 12 a (2).
Marsigli, 14 a.
Masi, 38 a.
Mayr, 51 a.
Mazzoleni, 25 b.
Meline, 46 b.
Merlo, 12 a (2), 45 b.
Meyer, 47 b.
Michaucl, 14 b.
Miller, 41 a, 42 a (2), 55 b.
Minerva (Padua), 14 b,
„.'7,''(4). 38'''. 39 «, 47*-
Miralta, 19 a.
Misintis, de, 21 b.
Misserini, G. SI., 35 /,.
Misserini, N.. tc b.
Mitchell, 48 a.
Molinari, 38 a.
Molini, 38 a, 49 b, 55 b.
Moroni, 37 a.
Morano 11/; (3), 13 a, 51,5.
Mundell, 42 a.
Murray, 13 b, 49 b.
Muzio, 18 a.
Naratovich, 15 b.
Nauck, 44 a.
Negretti, 39 b.
Nevj York reriezu, 10 a.
Niccolai, 48 /).
Nicolai, 44 a.
Nicolini da .Sabbio, loa, 11 a
31'"*. 320^ ^(3). 47 «.
JMicoIino, 35 a.
Nistri, 37 b.
Nobili, iS b.
Norstedt, 45 a.
iVort/i American reT.iicii), 14 b.
Nuova antologia, 16 b, 46 a,
47 b.
Nuoi:a biblioteca popolare
16 a, 39 ^.
Oeler, 26 a.
Ongania, 40 a.
Opuscoli religiosi, lelterarj e
morali, 10 a, 50 i5.
Orlandelli, 38 a.
Osgood, 15 a.
Paccasassi, 46 (5.
Paganino, 21 i5, 31 a.
Pagano, 11 a.
Paggi, 13 a.
Pagni, 38 b.
Pagnoni, 40 a.
Panizij, 15 b.
Parnaso classico italiano.
38 ^- .
Parnaso italiano, 37 a, 30 a.
Paroni, 44 b, 46 a.
Pasini, 18 a, 31 b, 32 a.
Pasquale, 8 b.
Pasquali, 1 7 ^, 29 a ^.
Pasquati [Pasqualo?], 49 b.
Passigli, 38 b, 39 a.
Pazzoni, 8 b, 10 a.
Percacino, 7 (5.
Percy society, 26 a.
Perrotti, 13 a.
Perthes, 19 a.
Pesnot, 21 i.
Petri, H., 2i a.
Petri, S. H., 21 a.
Phillips, 14 a.
Pickering, 38 a, 42 b, 55 i.
Picotti, 1 1 i^, 37 b.
Piero Veronese, 29 a ^.
Pietrasanta, 33 i.
Pinci, de, 45 a.
Pirola, 24 a.
Pisarri, 14 1^, 46 #.
Poggioli, 37 ^.
Poligrafia fiesolana, 8 a.
Poligrafia italiana, 12 a, 39 b.
Ponsonbie, 40 b.
Prault, 36 h, 59 a.
Propugnatore {II), 18 a,
45 '5(2).
Quarterly review, 12 *, 13 i.
66
APPENDICES.
Printers and Publishers.
KaccoUa dc' noveU'wri liali-
Raccolla di autori classici Ita-
lia iii, y] b.
a)ii, 12 l>.
Jiaccolta di poeti classici itali-
ani, 38 b.
Racuzzi, 9 a.
RaiUard, 8 b.
Rapet, II <7.
Reimer, 50 b.
Remondct-Aubin, 7 ff, 8 «,
10 b, 13 .1, 15 a.
Remondini, 36 /' (2), 37 <? (2).
Ri'Viic dc Paris, w b (3).
Pevuc dcs deux viondes, 0 a,
46 a, 48 b.
Reynsbuich, de, 29 a.
Picrcazionc (La), 28 a.
Pivista ita liana, \\ a, ^\ b.
Roniagiioli, II a b, 18 (r, 19 a,
23 b, 24 b (2), 25 a (2),
45 b {2), 50 /-.
Ronchetti, 17 a.
Rossi-Romano, 39 b.
RouUedge, 42 b.
Rovillio, 33 a, 34 a b, 47 b.
Rubach, 14 a.
Rue Serpents, 48 b.
Ruggia, 18 b.
Riinipler, 44 a.
Sacchetto, 70(2), 12 b, 140,
16/' (3), Sib.
Salmin, 28 a, 57 b.
Sante Pozzato, 12 /; (4),
13 a (2).
Sassi, 27 b (2), 44 a.
Sasso, 14 a.
Scclta di ciiriosi/d Ictterarie
inedite 0 rare, 11 a b, 19 «,
23 b, 24 b (2), 25 a, 45 a,
50 b.
Scclto parnaso antico, 29 b.
Schumann, 40 a, 56 a.
Schwetschke, 15 a.
Sedabonis, de, 35 a.
Seaman, 9 b.
Seguin, 14 b, 37 b, 47 b.
Seminario (Padua), XQb, II a,
i2 a, iS b, 19 a, 26 a, 28 (7,
37^. 49 ^ 51 "■
Sessa, 13 /', 16 (7, 45 i5.
Sicca, 17 b (2), 39 (5.
Siliprandi, 46 <7, 58 /i.
Silvestri, 7^7, 10 io, 12 //, 14 15,
' 27 (7, 38 r7, 48 (7.
Simpkin, 49 i^.
Smith, 42 ^ (2), 47 ii, 49 (7 (4).
Societi pour I'etude des
langues romanes, C)a, 12 a.
Societa letteraria (Pisa), 37^.
Societa tipografica (Bologna),
16 a.
Societa tipografica (Florence),
25 b.
Soliani, 36 a b, 50 a b.
Sonzogno, 40 a b.
Soulhein literary messenger,
50 b.
Speirani, 27 b.
Spineda, 23 b.
Stagnino, 21 b, 30 b, 31 a.
Staniperia di Borgo Ognis-
santi, 14 a.
Stamperia reale (Paris),
17,7 (2).
Stamperia reale (Turin), 40(7.
Stayner, 25 a.
Steen/iouwer, 49 b.
Stella, 38 b.
Stella (Insegna della), 9 b.
Stoer, 22 a.
Tasso, 39 b.
Tauchnitz, \(> a, 26 a.
Taylor, 42 b.
Techener [Teschener], 8 a,
iSb.
Ter Hoernen, 25 a,
Thorin, 28 a.
Ticknor, 15 a.
Tinsley, 50 a.
Tipografia dell' associazione,
15 a.
Tipografia delle scienze, 15^,
16^.
Tipografia nazionale, 45 b.
Tipografia romana, 18 b.
Tipografia salesiana, 40 b.
Tipogi-afia S. Giorgio, 45 b.
Torrentino, 10 b, 18 b.
Tournes, de, 32 b.
Trenel, 16 b.
Treuttel, 9 b, 48 i.
Treves, 47 a, 48 a,
Triibner, 26 b.
Tyler, 42 a.
Unione tipografico-editrice
(Turin), 16 a, 39 b.
Urbanianse (Littera;), 7 a.
Valenti, 18 a (2).
Valgrisi, 32 b, 34 a.
Vallardi, 8 a, 15 b.
Valle, 37 a.
Valvasense, 17 a.
Valvassori, 19 a.
Vanelli, 13 b.
Vannini, 38 a.
Varela, de, 23 b.
Varrochi, 46 b.
Velpius, 43 a.
Verdussius, 18 b.
Vernor, 48 a (2).
Verwer, 12 a.
Viani, IJ a.
Viano, de, 9 b.
•Vidali, 31 ^, 35 /
Viezzeri, 36 a b.
Vigo, 10 a, 40 b.
Vincenzi, 47 b.
Visentini, 10 b (2), \l a.
Vitarelli, 37 b.
Vlacq, 15 b.
Wachter, 2"] a.
Wagner, 51 b.
Walther, 36 b.
Watkyns, 22 a.
Weidmann, 48 b.
Weiss, 49 a.
Whittingham, 19 a, 42 b.
Wienbrack, 14 b.
Willem, 43 b.
Wilmant, 7 a,
Wilson, 48 a.
Wolf, 9 *.
Zaltieri, 35 b.
Zambeccari, 27 3.
Zanelti, 32 a.
Zani, A. de, 30 a b.
Zani, B. de, 29 b.
Zatta, 36 b.
Zazza, 37 (7.
Zio, 12 a.
Zopino, 24 a.
Priuli, 33 b.
Psalm I pcenitentiales, 25 b.
Quaiiento, 55 b.
Raffalli, C, 15 (7.
Raffaello da Montelupo, 25 b.
Raibolini, F., 30 b, 48 b.
Rambaldi da Imola, B., 19 b,
20 a.
Rambaldo, A., 36 b.
Ravenna, 47 a.
Razzolini, L., 25 a.
Rebus memorandis, De, 25 a b.
Redi, F., 9 3.
Remediis, De, 21 15-24 a, 58 a b.
Renaissance.
Burckhardt, 9 b.
Doorenbos, 12 a.
Giani, 14 a.
Goudoever, 14 b.
Henschel, 15 a.
Mamiani 16 b.
Symonds, 49 a.
Voigt, 50 b.
Walree, 50 b.
Ridley, 48 a.
Ridolfi, A., 28 fl, 33 a, 35*,
\%b.
Rienzo, Cola di.
Fortifiocca, 13 a.
Lytton, 16 a.
Papencordt, 19 a,
Re, 46 b.
Rigaud, P., 15 a.
Rimarj.
Coen, 10 b.
Moreto, 18 a.
Ridolfi, 28 a, 33(7, 35 b, 470.
Serassi, 48 b.
Rime, see Canzoniere.
Robert, king, 13 ^, 40 a.
Romagnoli, G-., 50 b.
Romance (Petrarch).
Gcnlis, 14 a.
Halirsch, 14 b.
Miiller, 18 a.
Rastoul de Mongeot, 46 b.
Westplialen, 50 b.
Rome.
Excmplum, 12 b.
Fetes, 13 a.
Labruzzi di Nexima, 15 b.
Marcatelli, 17 a.
Monti, 18 a.
Romulus, 24 b, 25 a.
Rovighi, C, 16 a.
Rubbi, A., 37 a. *
Rubio, L., 57 (7.
Sacchetti, F., 42 b.
Sade, J. F. P. A. de, 15 b, 37 b
Sailer. L., 48 a.
Schmidt, K. E. K., 47 b.
Schneider, C. E. C, 24 b.
Selvapiana, 46 a, 47 b.
Seneca, 15 a.
Serico, L. da, 19 b, 20 a, 58 b.
Sforza, C, 19 a.
APPENDICES.
67
Sicca, A., 38 b.
Simonetta, B., 50 b.
Skeat, 'W. 'W., 26 b.
Squarciafico, A., 7 «, 20 a.
Bterne, L., 49 b.
Stolfi, C, 23 /^, 58 ff.
Strozzi, M. F., 12 a.
Studies.
Baumker, 8 a.
Bettinelli, 8 b.
Bonifas, 9 a.
Diouisi, 12 3.
Doorenbos, 12 a.
Fantoni, \2 b.
Fiorentino, 13 a.
Foscolo, 13 ^.
Giampetii, 14 a.
Giani, 14 a.
Goudoever, 14 b.
Henschel, 15 a.
Higginson, 15 a.
Lazzini, 48 b.
Macaulay, 16 a,
Maggiolo, 16 b.
Merian, \'] b.
Mezi^res, 18 a.
Parolari, 19 a.
Pasqualigo, 19 a.
Penco, 19 a.
Pietropoli, 46 a.
Pimbiolo, 46 a.
Planche, 46 a.
Raffaelli, 46 a, 60 b.
Rizzini, 47 a.
Schiavo, 48 b.
Schlegel, 48 b.
Simpson, 48 b.
Thoughts, 49 a b.
Trollope, 49 b.
Tuckerman, 50 a.
Tytler, 50 a.
Van Dam, 50 a.
Viertel, 50 b.
Watterston, 50 b.
Zacco, 51 b.
Zendrini, 51 i5.
Zingerle, 51 i5.
Zuccala, 51 b.
Zumbini, 51 i5.
Sudre, P., 563.
Surrey, H., carl of , 41 a.
Sussex, A. F., duke of, 42 a.
S'winbunie, A. C, 25 b.
Tasso, 9 a, 12 ff, 38 b, 39 a b,
46 b, 55 *.
Tassoni, A., 11 a.
Tattini, A., IT b.
Tauchnitz, B., 26 b.
Tessier, A., 45 b.
Testamentum, 25 b, 47 b.
Thomas, G. M., 45 b.
Thorer, A., 28 a.
Thouar, P., 16 *.
Ticknor, G-., 23 b.
Tipaldo, E. de, 46 a, 59 a.
Tiziano, 55 a.
Todi, J. da, 44 a.
Tofanelli, S., 56 a.
Tommasi, A., 10 a.
Translators.
Bannerman, 42 a.
Barozzi, 44 bm
Biegeleben, 44 a.
Bilderdijk, 40 b.
Boulmier, 44 a.
Boyd, 42 a.
Bruckbrau, 44 a.
Camiani Malvezzi, 27 a.
Castellani, 23 b.
Catanusi, 43 a b.
Cayley, 43 a.
Celakovvski, 40 b.
Chapman, 25 b.
Charlemont, 42 b.
Chaucer, 26 a b.
Clarus, 24 a.
Dacre, 42 b.
Dalla Vecchia, 44 b.
Da Pratovecchio, see Degli
Albanzani.
Dassaminiato, 23 b, 58 a.
DegU Albanzani, 24 b, 25 a.
Del&luze, 11 b.
Develay, 24 a, 25 b, 26 b, 28 a.
Dobson, 22 b.
Dolce, 27 a.
Esmenard du Mazet, 43 b.
Euganea, see Robert! Franco.
Fanti, 44 a.
Ferrai, 28 a.
Flaminio, 44 a.
Forster, 44 a, 49 a.
Fracassetti, 27 *.
Francisco de Madrid, 23 b.
Garcez, 45 a.
Gaudo, 28 a.
Gelenius, see Hruby.
Grenailles, 22 b.
Gries, 44 a.
Hagberg, 45 a.
Henderson, 42 a.
Higginson, 15 "•
Hooft 40 b.
Hruby, 22 a.
Hiibner, 44 a,
Hume, 42 a.
Hunt, 42 b.
Jones, 41 a.
Kekule, 44 a.
Krigar, 44 a.
KuUberg, 45 a.
Lea, 43 a.
Le Due, 43 b.
Lefebvre de Villebrune, 48 b.
Le Mcsurier, 41 b.
Leoni, 27 b.
Levati, 16 a, 25 b.
Levesque, 43 b.
Lofft, 42 b.
Macgregor, 42 b.
Makleghem, 43 a.
Marchetti, 28 a.
Marretti, 28 a.
Mehul, 43 b.
Merivale, 42 b.
Montanari, 27 a.
Montesquiou, 43 b.
Morley, 42 a.
Nannini, 23 b.
Nott, 41 a i5, 42 a.
Oresme, 22 b,
Orlandini, 24 a.
Paccard, 26 b.
Pagano Paganini, 27 b.
Palesa, 27 b.
Pallavicino-Mossi, 27 b.
Paoletta, 27 b.
Parolari, 24 a.
Penn, 41 b.
Piegadi, 44 a.
Polacco, 28 a.
Poulenc, 43 b.
Racheli, 25 b.
Remigio, see Nannini.
Robert! Franco, 28 a.
Saint-Genius, 43 b.
Salusque, see Usque.
Sassoli, 27 *.
Smith, 41 b.
Spenser, 40 b,
Tomlinson, 49 b.
Twyne, 22 a.
Usque, 44 b.
Vigilius, 25 a.
Watson, 43 a.
Wernher, 23 a.
WoUaston, 42 b.
Wrangham, 42 b.
Wyatt, 43 a.
Troubadours, 8 a, 14 a.
TuUus Hostilius, 25 a.
Twyne, T., 22 a *. ^
Tytler, A. F., lord Woodhouse-
Ice, 12 *, 37 *.
XTgoni, C, 13 b.
tnioa, A. d', 44 b, 45 a.
TJrceo, A., 13 a.
Urbani, D., 46 a.
Valentinelli, G., 46 a.
VaUa, L., 20 b.
Valori, H. Z. de, 9 a.
Valori-Rustichelli, 15 a.
"Varchi, E., 35 b.
Vami, S., 11 a.
Vasari, G., 55 a, 56 a.
Vaucluse, 41 a, 57 b.
Arnavon, 7 b.
Bianchetti, 8 b.
Costaing de Pusignan, II a.
Courtet de I'Isle, II a.
Gu^rin, 14 b.
Hipp, 15 a.
MMvica, 16 b.
RouUeaux, 47 b.
Watterston, 50 b.
Veludo, G., 40 a, 45 b.
Venice.
Fulin, 13 b.
Malmignati, 16 b.
Ventoux, Mont, 11 b.
Verdier, Mmc. S. A., 7 b.
Vico, G. B., 25 b.
Villari, P., 15 b.
Virgil, 42 a, 55 a.
ViRIS ILLUSTRIBUS, VlT/E DE,
24 i5-25 a, 59 b.
Vita solitaria, De, 24 a i, 58 b.
Vitaliano, O. I., 8 b.
Vittorio Emanuele II., king,
40 b.
■Wagner, A., 3S b.
Ward, C, 47 b.
Wauters, C, 57 a.
Wernher, A., 23 a.
Wolf. F. A. , 44 a.
Woodhouselee, lord, see Tyt-
ler, A. F.
"Wyatt, T., 41 a.
Zauli Naldi, F., 45 b.
Zeno, A., 13 a, 59 a.
Zeviani, C. A., 37 a.
Zimmermann, J. G., 51 b.
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piled.
Bisso, G. B. Introduzione alia volgar poesia in
due parti divisa dal Pa Giambatista Bisso palermi-
tano della compagnia di Gesu' professore di Ret-
tiirica nel Collegio Massimo di Palermo. Prinia
cdizione Veneta. Accresciuta e migliorata. Venezia,
1772, Indi'ich. . . .
8^. pp. 302. Constant illustrations drawn from Petrarch.
Corso, R. Fondamenti | del parler J thoscano. |
Di Rinaldo Corso. I Non prima vedvti corretti, | et
accrescivti. I In Vmetia [5'tTm, 1550].
S". ff. [104]. On the L-p. is the printer's mark (a cat), of
Sessa: there is no colophon. Frequent Petrarch references
and citations.
G-azzera, C. Osservazioni bibliografiche let-
terarie intorno ad un operetta falsamente ascritta al
Petrarca, dell' abate Constanzo Gazzera, assistente
alia biblioteca della regia universita.
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rie della reale accadtmia di Torino (Scisnze moralz), 1824.
See Ferrazzi, p. 227.
Osservazioni bibliografiche letterarie in-
torno ad un' operetta falsamente ascritta al Petrarca
del professore Costanzo Gazzera, assistente alia bib-
lioteca della regia universita. Torino, dalla s/nm-
peria reale MDCCC XX III.
40. pp. 56. Separate reprint of the preceding.
Ideler, L. Handbuch der italianischen Sprache
und Litteratur, oder Auswahl interessanter Stiicke
aus den klassischen italianischen Prosaisten und
Dichtern nebst Nachrichten von den Verfassern und
ihren Werken von Ludwig Ideler. . . . Berlin,
iSoo-02.
3 V. 80. Vol. i., 1800, Prosaischer Theil, engr. t-p., pp.
XVI, 704: ii., 1802, Poetischer Theil, Abth. 1., engr. L-p., pp.
viii, 456; iii., 1802, Poetischer Theil, Abth. II., engr. t.-p., pp.
533> f- [^1- Petrarca, vol. i., pp. 49-83.
Israels, A. H. Twee epidemien in Nederland,
eene historische-pathologische studie. [Amsterdam,
Van dc-r J'osI, 1833].
8". pp. [45']-455, 463-466, [473I-477. [4831-487.,, Lacfc
pp. [4611-462. Exti-acted from the NederUindscli WsekNad
voor geneesktiiuiisen, 111., 43, 44, 45, 46 (22 0ct.-i2 Nov.
1853), containing citation from the Epist de red. /ainil. lib.,
viii, 7.
James, C. Poems by Charles James, author of
the Military dictionary, Regimental companion, etc.,
etc. . . . Third edition, with additions. . . .
London, Rcnuorth^ 1S08.
2 V. 120. Vol. i., IF. [6], pp. xlvii, 215, 6 pi. : ii., ff. [6], pp.
288, 3 pi. Petrarch to Laura, a poetical epistle, with a front-
ispiece representing Petrarch at Vauclu-se, vol. i., pp. 39-58-
A portrait of Petrarch forms frontispiece to vol. ii.
La'wrence, E. The Italian poets. [New York,
Hatper, 1878.]
80. pp. 816-828. Extract from Marper^s New Monthly
Magazine, no. cccxxxvi.. May, 1878, vol. Ivi. Pp. 821-823
relate to Petrarch.
Malipiero, G. II Petrarca spiritvale, no- | va-
mente ristampato, et dal- | 1' avttore con nvova addi-
W. F.
. At end: In Venetia
D. XLV. Nel I mese di
I tione reconoscivto. | .
nel anno del | signore. M
genagio.
So. ff. 169 [10]. On the L-p. a portrait in laurel wreath,
under which is the line, Francisci vera e^^ies, &^ imago Pe-
trarcee, and on reverse of t.-p. a full-page womi.riit. the name
of the author is given at the top of the second ft>liu, Dialogo di
/rate Hyeronytno Maripetro Vepictiaiw, etc. For three other
editions see the Catalogue.
Meinhard, J. N. M. Johann Nic. Meinhard
Versuche iiber den Charakter und die Werke der
besten italianischen Dichter. . . . Neue Anf-
lage. . . . Braunschweig, Waysenhaus-Btich-
handlung, ITJ/^.
3 V. 80. Vol. i., ff. [19], pp. 8-279; ii., pp. 280; iii., pp.
136. Ueber Franz Petrarca, vol. i. , pp. [1751-279.
Muratori, L. A. Della perfetta poesia italiana
spiegata, e dimostrata con varie osservazioni. . . .
Air illustrissirao, ed eccellentissimo Sig. March.
Alessandro Botta-Adorno. Modena, Soliani, 1706.
2 V. 40. Many Petrarch allusions and citations.
Petrarca, Francesco.
LATIN WRITINGS.
1473. Viri preclarissimi . . . Francisci Pe-
trarche bucolicum carmen incipit. At end: Ex-
plicitfl est feliciter impssu colonic p me Arnoldii Ter
Hoerne anno Dfii 1473.
f«. ff. [30]. Not in Hortis; see Brunet, vol. iv., col. 568-569.
1736. Epistole di Franc. Petrarca recate in Ita-
liano da Ferdinando Ranalli. Milano, Sihestri,
M. DCCC. XXXVI.
80. portr. pp. vi, 272. Biblioteca scelta di opere greche e
latine tradotte in lingua italiana, vol. 44: Francesco Pe-
trarca, epistole. ConLains a Discorso del traduttore ; anno-
tazioni al discorso ; prcfazione di Francesco Petrarca intorno
le Epistole di cose familiari ; and translations of 30 letters.
n. d. Lettera di Francesco Petrarca a Giberto
Bajardi, grammatico parmigiano, recata dal latino in
italiano dal professore Araadio Ronchini. [n. d.,
n. p.]
80. pp. 8. The same translation is given in Ronchim's Di-
mora del Petrarca in Parma, Modena, 1874 (pp. 21-26), but
this is an earlier edition, to judge by the paper and printing.
The page and type are likewise smaller.
ITALIAN WRITINGS.
1472. [A piedi colli delabellauesta.] At end :
Francisci petrarcae laureati poetae | necnon secre-
tarii apostolici | benemeriti. Rerum | uulgariQ frag-
me I ta ex original! I libro e.xtracta [ In urbe pa|
tauina Ii | ber abso I lutus est | foeliciter. | Bar. de
ValVle. patauus. F. F. | Martiims de seple
bus Prutenus. I M. CCCC. LXXll. ( DIE VI
NO I VEN I BIRS.
I Martiims de seplem arbori-
CCCC. LX
fo. ' ff. [185)'. This copy lacks the first three^ folios of the
eight which contain the Ubie at the beginning of the volume :
otherwise it ia complete. Hortis, 6.
1473. A pie di colli dela bella uesta. At end:
Francisci Petrarcae poetae | excellentissimi tri-
PETRARCH BOOKS.
vmphvs I sextvs et vltimvs de | eternitate explicit |
M. CCCC I. .XXIII. Nicolao Mar|cello Principe
regnante iuijpressvm fvit hoc opvs | foeliciter in
Venetiis | finis,
fo. ff. [i86]. The present copy of this edition, printed by
Nicolo Jenson, lacks only the blank leaf, or f [81, at the end of
the table. The binder has placed the table at the end of the
volume, but it properly belongs at the beginning. The bind-
ing is old calf, with the anns of J. A. de Thou. Hortis, 7,
where the copy lacks both the table and the blank leaf, tliat \s,
ff. [iHsj.
1473. Oi chascoltate in rime sparse | il suono [
At end: iM.CCCC.LXXIII. | Impressum p An-
tonium zarotu paimesem.
fo. ff. [12S]. Printed at Milan. Roman letter. The copy-
lacks two folios. I'he first folio is illurainaled. Not in Hortis.
1481. p Rohemio del prestante Oratore et Poeta
Messer Francesco Philelpho al Illu|strissimo et
inuictissimo principe Philippo Maria Anglo Duca de
Milano At end : Finisse il commento deli Sonetti
et Canfone del Petrarcha : composto per el presta]
tissimo oratore & poeta Messer Francesco Philelpho.
Impresso nella inclyta Citta da ] Uenexia: per Leo-
nardii Wild de Ratisbona nelli anni del Signore
M.CCCC.LXXXJ.
Ad lUustrissimum Mutine Ducein Dinum Borsium
Estensem Bernard! glicini At end: Finisse il co-
mento delli triumphi del Petrarcha composto per il
prestantibsimo philo|sopho chiamato messer Ber-
nardo da Sena : Impresso nella inclyta citta da
Uenexia p ) Leonardo Wild de Ratisbona nelli anni
del Signore. M. CCCC. LXXXJ.
fo. ff. [75], [173]. The second part, or Triumphi, lacks
the blank leaf {f. aj). Hortis, lo.
1492-4. Tabvla | Per informatione et dechiara-
tione di questa I Tabula At end : Finit Petrarcha
nuper summa diligetia a reuerendo. P. ordinis mi-
noru magistro Gabriele bruno uene|to terrce sanctie
ministro emendatus anno domini. M, CCCCL-
XXXXXII. die XII. Januarii.
Tabvla | Azo che tu el qual ne lopera At end:
Finisse gli soneti di Misser F"racescho Petrarcha
coreti et castigati p me Hieronynio Centone Padoua
I no. Impress! i V'enetia p Piero de Zohane di
quaregi Bergamascho. Nel. M.CCCCLXXXXIIII.
Adi. XVH. Zugno. Regnante lo inclito et glorioso
principe Augustinu Barbadico.
f". ff. [7], cxxviU, cj. Hortis, i8, where the 7 unnumbered
ff. at the beginning are given as 8.
1504. Le cose volgari | di Messer | Francesco
Pctrarclia. A! end: Impresso in Firenze a petitione
di Philippo di (Jiu|ta cartolaio, Nel Anno Mille.
D.iiii. I a di. X. di Marzo. et nuova|mente riueduto
Deo I gratias.
80. ff [187]. The first Giunta edition. Hortis, 27.
1512. Opera del preclarissimo Poeta Miser
Fran|cesco Petrarcha con li comenti sopra li | Tri-
mnphi : Soneti : el Canzone hi|sloriate el noua-
mente corette | per Miser Nicolo Pe|razone co
molte acu|te et excellente | additione. . . . Fin-
isse il Petrarcha Con Tre Comenti | Stampado in
Milano per Joanne | Angelo Scinzeuzeler. | Anno
domini. M. CCCCCXII. adi. VIII. del Mese di
Mazo.
Sonetti et Canzoe de | Miser Francescho | Pe-
trarcha. At end : Finisse li Soneti et Canzone de
Miser Francesco Petrarca ben correti per Nico|lo
Peranzone altramente Riccio Marchesiano : li quali
sonetti incomincianldo dal principio insino al sonet-
to tiamma dal ciel su le tue trezze piojua: sono
expoUi per el degno poeta Miser Frace.sco Philelpho
I et da li indrio insino qui sono exposti per il Spec-
tabile | Miser Ilieronymo Squarcialii;o .Mex.indrino
I Et etiam tutti gli ditti sonetti sono e.\po|.->li p lo
Eximio Miser Antonio da | Tepo. Stapadi in Mi-
lano I per Joane J Scinzenzeler.
fo. ff. [10], cxxviii, 116. Hortis, 34.
1513. Li Sonetti, Canzone, e Triumphi del Pe-
trarcha con li soi comment! non senza grandissima
evigilantia et summa diligentia correpti et in la loro
primaria integrita et origine restituti noviter in lit-
tera cursiva studiossimamente impressi. At end:
Finiscono e .Sonetti e Canzoni de Meser Francesco
Petrarcha : con li suoi cofhenti stampadi per opera
de Meser Bernardino Stagnino in Venesia del mese
de Maggio. M. DXIII. regnate linclyln Principe
Leonardo Lauredano.
Triomphi di Meser Francesco Petrarc'ia con la
loro optima spositione. At end : I Triomphi moral-
issimi del Petrarcha co ogni diligentia transunti da
lexepio di quel che scritto di mano propria del poeta
per tulto esser se afierma: con li oplin^i et eruditis-
simi comentarii de lunico et excellen'.issimo inter-
prete Meser Bernardo Illicinio in lantiquaria loro
dignita redotti felicimete finiscono in \'enegia im-
pressi nel anno. M. D. XIII del mese di Maggio per
opera de Meser Bernardino Stagnino regnante il
serenissimo Principe Leonardo Loredano.
40. This copy is now (December, 1882) still in London.
Not in Hortis, but see Marsand, pp. 31-32, from whom the
above title is copied.
1516. II Petrarcha. At end : Impresso in Mi-
lano in cassa | de Alexandre Minutiano M D XVI |
Del mese de | febr.
80. ff. clxxxiii. Hortis, 39.
1538. II Petrarca con I'espositione d'Alessandro
Velutello. . . . MDXXXVIII.
40. See Catalogue, p. 31 b. A third copy with a beautifully
wntten title-page in lieu of the printed one, reading Messer |
francesco Petrarca | sonetti, canzoni | e | triomphi cio ia xxx-
viii, I from which the three Babylonian sonnets have been
elided (reverse of f 141 and obverse and reverse of f 142), but
afterwards restored in very handsome MS.
1539. II Petrarcha | nvovamente conferito | con
essemplari antichi scritti al tempo ch' egli era in |
vita, et con somma diligenza corretto con | le figure
a luoghi suoi accomodate. | Aggiuntaui la spositione
de luoghi difficili del Petrarcha, et le regole de gli
accent!. At end : Impresso in Vinegia, per Giouan'
Antonio di Nicolini da Sabio; Ad in stantia di M.
Marchiii Sessa. Nel Anno del Signore. M.D. -
XXXIX.
80. ff. 184, [32]. Hortis, 61.
1544. II Petrarcha | con I'espositione | d'.\les-
sandro Velvtello | di novo ristampato con le figv|re
ai triomphi, et con piv cose | vtili in varii Ivnghi ag-
givnte. In Venctia appresjso Gabriel GioU | di
Ferrarii | MDXXXXIIII. At end: II fine delle
opre volgari di M. Franlcesco Petrarcha, Stanip.ite
in Venetia per Gabriel Gioli | di Ferrarij d;i Trino
di Monferra I'anno di nostra salute | MDXLIIIl.
8". a. [8], 197, [7]. The seventh Velutello edition. Hor-
tis, 6g.
1547. II Petrarca | corretto da | M. Lodovico |
Dolce, I et alia sva | integrita | ridotto. At end :
In Vinegia appresso Gabriel | Giolito de Ferrari |
MDXLVII.
i2'>. ff. igs, [7]. Lacks the second unnumbered folio in the
table, tlortis, 77.
1553. II Petrarca | Novissimamcnte revis|to,
e corretto da M. | Lodovico Dolce. | Con alcvni
dottiss. Averli|menti di M. Giulio Camillo et In-
dici del Dolce | utiliss. di concetti, e delle parole, |
che nel Poeta si trouano. At end : In Vinegia ap-
presso Gabriel I Giolito De Ferrari e fratelli. M.D.-
Lm.
12" ff. 386, [5I, 4 bl. leaves. Copy on blue paper. Hor-
tis, 96.
PETRARCH BOOKS.
1558. II Petrarca. | Nvovamenle | revisto, e |
ri|coretto da M. | Lodovico Dolce. Con alcvni
dottissimi | .^uertimenti di M. Giulio Camillo | . . .
At end : in Viiiegia .ippresso Gabriel | Giolito de'
Ferrari. | MDLVIU.
ij". pp. 488, 132, Printed on vellum. Not in Hortis, but
see Mariand, p. 71.
1562. II I Petrarca | con dichiarationi | non piv
Stampate. | Insieme con alcune belle Annotalioni, |
Iratte dalle doltissime Prose di Monsi|gnor Beniho,
cose aomm.iraeiite vtili, | \ chi di rimare leggiaclra-
mente, ci sen|za volere i segni del Petrarca pas-
sare, | si prende cura. | E piii una conserua di lutte
le sue rime ridotte | sotto le cinque lettere vocali. |
. . . In Venetia, appresso Niccol6 | Beuilacqua.
1562.
12°. pp. 490, bL If., pp. 259, f. [1]. After the bl. If. follows
the L-p., Tiivota di \ tzitU le rime \ de i sonctti e \ canzoni del
1 Petrarca, Ridotte co i versi \ interi sotto le cinque lettere \
uocali. In yenetia, | A/ifiresso Nicold BeuiUuqua. | M D-
LXU. (t.-p., pp. 3-259, f [i]. Hortis, 114.
1564. II I Petrarca | Rivedvto, | et corretto, ]
et I di bellisissime | figvre ornato. At end: In
Vinegia, appresso Gio. Grifio. MDLXIIII.
120. ff. 162, [7]. Hortis, 119.
1568. II Petrarca, con dichiarationi non piii
stampate. Insieme con alcune belle Annotationi,
tratte dalle dottisime prose di Monsignor Bembo,
cose sommamente utili, a chi di rimare leggiadra-
mente, et senza volere i segni del Petrarca passare,
si prende cura. E piu una conserva di tutte le sue
rime ridotte sotto le cinque lettere vocali. In Ve-
netia, appresso Nicol6 Bevilacqua. 1568. At end :
In Venetia appresso NicoloBevilacqua. MDLXVIII.
120. This copy is not yet received from London. Not in
Hortis: see Marsand, p. 79.
1570. 11 Petrarca | Di novo | ristampato, | Et
diligentemente corretlo. | At end: In Venetia, ap-
presso Nicol6 I Beuilacqua 1570.
24". Nut yet received from London. Hortis, 123, which is
imperfect. Marsand, p. 79.
1573. II I Petrarca | Con dichiarationi non piu I
Stampate. | Insieme con alcune belle Annotationi,
tratte | dalle doltissime Prose di Monsignor Bem|
bo, cose sommamente vtili, a chi di rima|re leggia-
dramente, & senza volere i segni | del Petrarca pas-
sare, si prende cura. | Et piu una conserua di tutte
le sue rime, | ridotte sotto le cinque lette | re vocali.
In Venetia, Appresso Domenico I Nicolini. M D-
LXXIII.
sm. 8". pp. 544, 256. After p. 544 is a new t-p., Tavola \ di
tvtte \ le Rime de i Sonetti, \ b' Canzoni del\ Petrarca, \ Ri-
dotte CO i ( 7'ersi interi sotto le cinque 1 lettere vocali. | /n I V-
netia, | AJ^presso Domenico Nicolini^ M D LXXIL, compris-
ing the Rnnario of Ridoiti, filling the above cited 256 pp. Hor-
tis, 124.
1573. 11 I Petrarca | rivedvto, | et corretto, ( et
I di bcllisbime | figvre ornato. J ... In Vinegia,
appresso Gio. Griphio, | M D LXXIII. |
120. ff. 162, [8J. Hortis, 125, who makes the unnumbered
ff. at the end Oiily 6. The present copy has 8, of which the
first 7 are occupied by the Tavola^ and the 8th h.as on the ob-
verse the printer's mark {a griffin standing on a book), the
reverse being blank.
1574. II I Petrarca | con nvove | spositioni, |
Nelle quali, oltre I'altre cose, si dimo|stra | qual
fusse il vero giorno & | I'hora del suo inna | mora-
mento. | Insieme alcune molto vtili tS: belle annota-
tioni I d'intorno alle regole della lingua Toscana, | E
vna conserua di tutte le sue rime ridotte | co' versi
interi sotto le lette|re vocali. I . . . In Lyone, |
Appresso Gulielmo Rouillio, | 1574. | . . .
i6'. fr. [24J, pp. 19-588, fr. (25], bl. If., pp. 294, ff. (4I.
The number of the last page of the Canzonierc is, by a printer s
blunder, 558 (instead of 588), an error not discovered by Mar-
sand (p. 82). After the blank leaf, cited above, is a new t.-p.,
Tavola dt \ ti'tte le rime \ de i sonetti e | canzoni del \ Pe-
trar\ca, \ ridotte co i ver\si interi sotto | le lettrre vocalu \
. . . In Lyone, [ Appresso Gulielmo Rouillio | 1574, j . . .
being Ridoffl's Rimano, with its own pagination (t.-p., pp.
3-294). The 4 unnumbered ft", at the end cuntiiin the Tavola
di tvtte le voci ridotte sotto le cinque lettere vocali. Hortis,
127, where the 24 unnumbered ff. preceding p. 19, the 25 which
follow p. 580, and the succeeding bl. If are given as 80 pages
senza Humeri. The contents answer completely to the descrip-
tion of Marsand (pp. 81-82).
1583. II I Petrarca. | Rivedvto | et Corretto 1
E di bellissime Figure ornato. In Venetia J ap-
presso Fabio et Agostino Zopini. | MDLXXXX.III.
I At end : In Venetia, | .\ppresso Francesco de'
Franceschi. | M.D.L.XXXIII.
120. ff 164, [5]. Hortis, 134.
1586. II I Petrarca | Di nvovo | Ristampato, |
Et diligentemente corretto. In Venetia, | Appresso
gli Heredi di Pietro I Dehuchino. 1586.
240. pp. 336, [10]. Hortis, 138.
1805. Le rime di m. Francesco Petrarca illus-
trate con note dal p. Francesco Soave c. r. s., pro-
fessore di filosofia nell' university di Pavia. Milano,
Ciassiei ittiliani, 1 805.
2 V. 8"^. Vol. i., 2 portrs., pp. cxvii, f [i], pp. 272: ii., pp.
356, f [ij. This is the original Soave edition (Hortis, 205), the
tide given in the Catalogue (p. 37 b) being that of the reprint
(Hortis, 206), which was made in 1820, but with the old date.
The two differ in the paging, paper, and in other slight par-
ticulars.
In French.
[1538.] Les Triiiphes de Petrarque tr.aduictes
de lague Tuscane en Rhime francoyse par le Baron
d'Opede. Paris, chez les Angeliers [1538I.
80. ff [8], 108.
1606. Le Petrarque en Rime Fran9oise, avecq
ses commentaires traduict par Philippe de Malde-
ghem Seigneur de Leyschot. Douay, chez Fr. Fa-
bry.
So. Copy still in London.
ASCRIBED WRITINGS.
1478. Inconiincia . La . tavola . della . presente .
ope|ra . di messer . Francie-|sco . Petrarca. At
end: Impressum . Florentiae . apvd . Sanc|tvm
Jacobvm . de . Ripoli . Anno . Domilni . M.CCCC-
LXX.VIII.
fo. ft' [103]. Lacks f P4. The first edition of the apoc-
ryphal Chronica delle vite de pontejici e imperatori. Hortis,
408.
Poeti del primo secolo della lingua italiana in due
volumi raccolti. . . . Firenze, 1816.
2 V. 8'i. Vol. i., pp. ix, 552, f fi] : ii., ff. [2], pp. 547.
Italian verse just anterior to Petrarch, ranging from 1197 to
1300.
Rime di diversi et eccellenti autori, raccolte da i
libri da noi allre volte impressi. In Vinegia, Ap-
presso Gabriel Giolito de Ferrari et fratelli. MDLVI.
12". Bound in two volumes.
[Schmidt, K. E. K.] -•Vn meine Minna; nach
der 26ten Canzone des Petrarca. Lenigo, Meyer,
1772.
80. ff [8]. A Petrarchan imitation.
Schiick, Julius. Aldus Manutius und seine
Zeilgenossen in Italien und Deutschland ; im An-
hange : die Familie des Aldus liis zu ihrem Ende ;
von Dr. Julius Schiick, Oberleherer am Magda-
lenaum im Breslau. Berlin, Diinimler, 1862.
80. pp. viii, f. [i], pp. 151. Petrarch allusions, pp. 11, 12,
31, 50, 75 '• notice of Francesco da Bologna, pp. 55-56.
Several of the works, of which the titles are given above, were purchased at the recent sale of the
Sunderland collection in London, and some have not yet reached America. For this reason the titles are
not to be considered as transcribed, in all instances, with exactness.
II
HAND-LIST OF PETRARCH EDITIONS
FLORENTINE PUBLIC LIBRARIES
V
BIBLTOGEAPHICAL y
NOTICES
t
XOTE.
In the aocompanj'ing bcok-list, which is printed for my own convenience, the titles are
given in a greatly abridged form, but it is believed that, with the date, place, printer's or
publisher's name and size, they will suffice for the identification of any particular edition,
Tlie few inserted notes are intended to indicate the extent of the deficiencies of the Floren-
tine libraries in Petrarch literature. A brief appendix at the end comprises a concise list
of the most useful works on Petrarch bibliographj".
The names of editors , commentators and translators , whenever given , are printed in
Italics ; an asterisk (*) denotes an imperfect copy ; a dagger (f ) shows that the edition is
lacking in my own collection. The different Florentine libraries are distinguished as fol-
lows:— r, National Library (Magliabechian and Palatine); I, Library of the Istituto di
Studi Superiori; Ii, Laurentiau Library: M, MaruceUian Librarj^; R, Kiccardian Li-
brary. Abbreviations of the names of places are the usual ones, as Amat., Amsterdam;
Augsh., Augsburg; Bus., Basilea, Basle; Bol,, Bon., Bologna, Bononia; Crem. , Cre-
mona; Fi)-., Flor., Firenze, Florentia, Florence; Frhf., Frankfort; Li2>s., Lipsia,
Loipsic; Lh., Livomo, Leghorn; LonJ., Loudra, London; LuyrL, Lugduuum ; Mil.,
McdioL, Milano, Mediolanum ; A'njj., Napoli, Naples; Pad., Pat., Padova, Patavium;
Pa^., Palermo; i-'or. , Parigi , Paris ; i?o(. . Eotterdam, Eoterodamum; Ven., ^'in.,Ye-
nezia, Venetia, Vinegia; Tic. , Vicenza. PL, pr., d., signify ^jtocc, printer, date, re-
spectively.
W. F.
Villa Foriui, Florence, March ItiSU.
PETRARCH EDITIONS
IN THE
PUBLIC LIBRARIES OF FLORENCE.
I. COLI.KCTIVE WHITINGS.
ItOG. Opora latina. Bas. , per Magistrum
loaunem tie Amerbach. f''. F.
TliLTc "as no edition of tlio collectcil worts previous
to thi.s. Citations (.f prcti'mliMl editions of Devciitcr Mill,
li.tiilc lliH and MM, and Vouicc ll'Jii rust upon biblio-
tjraphieal errors.
1501. Opera latina. Vcn. , per Simono de
Lucre. 2 v. f^ F. B.
R lias IVIS notes Ijy A. M. Salvini and L. Melius.
1503. Opera latina. Ven., per Simonem Pa-
pieusem dictum Biuilaquam. f . F. M. R.
Tile final r>0 folios (sif^. A-K) contain the lincoUeum Car-
men , with the conunentary of Heiivenuto da Imola. At
the end of this is what is iu appearance a colophon clo-
sing thus: — per via Marcam lioriyono de Vetlet^ . Anyli/f ,
fl. nostnlcsu CTisliciirrentibttn . M. ccccxvi . Die. yii. lulii.
This date (1416) has given rise to much discussion. It is,
however, simply the date on which the scribe or copyist,
Marco Oriffono . completed his transcript of the text and
commentary, and was copied by the compositors from
the MS used in printing the work. No printer by the
name of Marco Origono ever existed either at Venice or
elsewhere.
1554. Opera latina etitalioa; J. Uerold.'Ba.s.,
Henrichus Petri. 2 (in 4) v. f°. F.
1581. Opera latina et italica; /. Herold. Bas.,
per Sebastianviu Henricpotri. 2 (in 3) v. f".
F. M. R.
These » comprise all the editions of the collective writ-
ings. A pseudo edition, in 2 stout volumes in IG", was
issued at Berue SaniptUais E.i(ti'v le Pri-nr , with the
(late mm. and under tin- title. Francisci Petrar-
chse opervm tomus primus | alter], but it is
merely the Latin prose treatises pubIi^lK•d by I.e Preux,
in various previous years, bound together and provided
with a new general title-page.
11. LATIN WOltKf: (fitiiSK).
A. De remediis utriusque fortunae.
1. Latin Text.
1474? De remedys. No pi., no pr. , no d.
The first edition, probably printed at .Strasburg by
Ileiiirieh Kggestein. Hain 12790.
1492. De reinodii.s; N. Lugarl. Crem.,B6r-
nardini. de misintis do Pap. ac Cassaris Par-
inonsis socioruni diligenti opera. 4". F.
1507. Do remcdijs vtriusq; fortune. Par.,
Lambert. 8". F.'
Not the work by Petrarch, but the compend of it,
ascribed to Adrianus carthusiensis, <if which this is the
.'ith and last edition.
1536. De remediis. Ven., Stagninus. 16". F.
1577. De remediis. Lugd., Bavdin. IG". F.
1628. Do remediis. Coloniaj AUobrogum,
Stoer. 10". F. I
remediis. Eoterodami, Leers.
1649. Do
12". F.
In tile same volume is Petrarch's treatise De con-
temptu xnundi. — Without iuchultug the collective
works and mere title-p.agc editions, the complete origi-
nal text of the De reuiediin passed tlirough 33 editions
between M7-IV and 1758. There have, moreover, been
several partial editions.
2. Lv Gekmax.
1532. Von der Artznej' bayder G-liick; J.
Stahel and (?. Spalatinus. Augsb. , Steyner.
The first edition of the German version; tvith wood-
cuts by Ilaus lliirgkinair.
_ 1620. Trostspiegel ; /. Slahel and O. Spala-
tinus. Frkf., Bringer. f. F.
The K%st of the dozen folio editions ftf this translation,
which were published, with liurgkniair's engravings ,
between 15:12 aud 1G20. It was subsequently reprinted ,
without these illustrations and in 12**. at Liineburg 1637.
3. In Italian.
1549. De riinedi; Remiiiio Fiorentlno ? Ven.,
Giolito. 8". F. M.
1589. De' rimedi; iJcmiV/8<j Fiorentlno'? \e\\.,
Cornetti. 8^ M.
1867. Do' riinedii; Giovanni da Saminialo ?
Bol., Eoraagnoli. 2 v. 8". F. M. R.
These ■\'ersions are virtually identical.
1867. Fioretti de' rimedii ; (Sfiovanni da Sa-
viiniato? Bol., Romagnoli. 8". F.
C'oiiiplete translations of the De remefliis h,ive appeared
iu the following modern langu,%ge8 , the dates of the
first edition in each tongue being as indicated :-Bolie-
. mian (Prague 1501); .Spanish (Valladolid 1505); French
(Paris 1523); (.lerinan (.\ngsburg 1532); Italian (Ve-
nice 1.5111) ; English (Loudon 15711) ; Dutch (Amster-
dam (lOOG); and Hungarian (Kassau 1720). Many of
these went through several editions. In French there
are two (piite dissimilar versions, the earlier credited to
Nicolas Oresme,the later by Cliatonniere de fin-nailles.
The second (P.aris 1650-GO), like its predecessor, was
many times reprinted.
B. De contemptu mundi.
1. Latin Text.
1501. De secreto curarum conflictu ; F. Ma-
^alis. Eegii Lepidi, no pr. 4". M.
1604. De contemptv mvndi. Born., J. lo
Preux. 16". P.
In the same volume the VII Psalml poenitexl-
tiales.
1649. See II. A. 1.
The treatise Dc eontemplu mundi was tlrst printed,
without place, date or printer's name, by .Mentelin of
Strasburg about 1173; there have been 8 separata «di-
lions of the Latin original.
PETIi Alien EDITIOXS.
2. In Italian.
1517. El secreto; F. Urlandini. Siena, Si-
meone di Niccolo. 4". P. R.
1520. Socreto ; F. Orlandini. Veil., Zopino.
S". B.
1820. II segreto. in Levati - Viaggi di Fran-
cesco Petrarca, ii., pp. 185-3U. Mil., Clas-
sic!. 8". F. III.
1824. See H. J. 2.
1834. See H. J. 2.
1883. Le confessioni; J. Lecal'i. Mil., Son-
zogno. 16. F.
These last three contain Levati's abridged version of
tile Da contemptu mandi, and an anonymous translation
of the tirat book of the treatise Delia vera sapienza.
C. De vera sapientia.
1. Latin Text.
1G04. See II. F.
The earliest edition, without date or place, was priii-
tcdat Utrecht about 1473; some ten years later, likewise
without date or place , appeared a new edition at ZwoUe.
2. In Italian.
1824. See II. J. 2.
1834. See II. J. 2.
1883. See II. B. 2.
D. De vita solitaria.
1. Latin Text.
1498. De vita solitaria; F. Caimo. Medio].,
perMagistrum Vldericti soinzenzeler. f". F.
1600. De vita solitaria. No pi., J. le Preus.
16". B.
Published at Berne. — Tile treatise was first printed,
without date or place, but about 1173, b}' Meuteliu of
.Strasburp. Florence lacks this original Quattrocento
text, various later editions of Berno and Geneva, and
the early Spanish translation of iMedina del Campo 1553.
2. In Italian.
1879. La vita solitaria; T. V. Slro-^zl. Bol.,
Roniagnoli. 2 v. 8". F. M.
tl882. Pregi siugolari; T. V. Stroszi. Par-
ma, Fiaccadori. 8". F.
Extract cited from .Strozzi's version, lib. ii, sec. iii ,
cap. xi , xii.
E. De otic religiosorum.
1604. De ocio religiosorvm. Berna;, J. le
Preux. 16". F.
I'rintcd with the ess.ay De vera sapientia.
1'. De viris illustribus.
I. Latin Text.
1563. Vitarum epitome, in Vitse virorum
illustrium , pp. .552-560. Has., Honricus Pe-
tri, f". F. M.
The abridt^niciit of his larger work, prepared, at least
so far as the lirst chapters arc concerned , by Petrarch
himself. Another edition of the original text was prin-
ted at Heme, with other Opvscvla Jiistorica et philoloijica
of Petrarch , in IGOl.
1G97. Vita Julii Cfesaris , in C. Julius Cae-
sar cum notis Vossii , as an appendix ,
pp. 1-205. Amst., Blaev. 8". F. B.
This life is here, as in the following title, .iscrihed to
.Julius Cclsus.
1713. Vita Julii Ciesaris in C. Julius Caesar
cum animadversionibus Vossii , Davisii,
as an appendix, pp. 1-224. 8°. Lugduni Ba-
tavorum, Boutesteyn. 8". F.
With a preface to the life by Grievius.
1827. Historia lulii Caesaris; V. Schneider.
Lips., Fleischer. 8". F.
The first edition of thelife of C:esar in which the worli
was credited to its proper author.
1874. De viris illustribus, L. Mazzolini.
Bol., Eomagnoli. 2v. 8°. F. M. B.
Ill the same volumes, printed en fac . is the Italian
version of Uouato degli Albanzani under the title of
Le vite degli uomini illustri. — The Vila Ciesaris
was first printed, under the name of Julius Celsus, with
the eoniiuentaries of Caesar De hello gallico , without date
or place, but at EssUngenV in 1473. The text has since
been puljlished in various editions of Cicsar's works.
2. Is Italian,
1476. Degli homini famosi ; Vonato degli Al-
banzani. Polliano, Felix Antiquarius. f". F,
The earliest edition. Hain 12808.
1527. "Le vite; Donato degli Albanzani. Ven.,
G. de Gregorii. 8". F.
1862. ^omo\o;Donalo degli Albanzani. Bol.,
Eomagnoli. 8". F. M.
18(33. Numa e T. Ostilio; Donalo degli Al-
banzani. Bol., Eomagnoli. 8°. F. M.
1870. Deutato e Fabricio Luciiiio; Donalo
degli Albanzani. Pad., Semiuario. 8". F.
1874. See II. F. I.
• :. De rebus memorandis.
1563. Eervm memorandarvm libri , in Vitae
virorum illustrium, pp. 420-552. Bas., Hfii-
ricus Petri, f". F. M.
First issued, in part at least, with the Facccic mora-
les laurcntij vallemis al's esopus greens, without place
or date, but perhaps at Utrecht; and then, complete,
at liouvain about 1485, followed by editions at Berne 11>U4
ard Genev,a 1610. The German version by S. Vigilius,
with wood-cut illustrations , had four editions in folio
between 1541 and 1591; and a French anonymous trans-
lation was published at Lyons in 1532 and in 1551.
11. Itinerarium syriacmn.
1847. Itinerarium liierosolymitanum-frag-
nientum, in Mai - Spicilegium romanum,
viii., p. 512. Eomae, typis CoUegii Urbaui.
8". F.
I. Psalmi poenitentiales.
1. Latin Text.
t 1491. Psalmi, in Iiudolfus de Saxonia-
Psalterium, if. '222-223. Spirte, no pr. f". F.
f 1514. Psalmi, in Ludolfus de Saxonia-
Psalterium, ft', at end of volume. Par., Jean
Petit. 4". F.
1518. Psalmi, in Ludolfus de Saxonia-
Psalterium, if. covi-ccvii. Lugd., J. Moylin.
4". F. M.
t 1521. Psalmi, in Ludolfus de Saxonia-
Psalterium, f. 143. Ven., Scotus. f". F.
1604. See II. B. 1.
other editions of the commentary on the Psalter by
Lndolf of Saxony contain the Penitential Psalms, which
are usually followed by the Psalmi confess ionalcs. likewise
.iscrihed to Petrarch. The two were issued together at
Venice 1473, being possibly the earliest edition of the
Psalmi.
2. In Italian.
181C. Li salmi. Eoma,DeEomaui§. 12". M.
FLORENTINE LWIURIES.
1821. I sotte salmi; -J. Levati. Ber°:amo,
Mazzoleni. 8". F.
1827. I settesalmi; J. /^cta(i. Fir., Societa
tipografica. 8". F.
Tlu'sc last two include also the Penitential Psalms of
Dante. — Various other Italian versions exist, as well as
translations in Knj,'lish and (lerman, and an incomplete
one in Hebrew.
.1. Epistolee.
L.^TiN Text.
flt'O. Ad Cicoroncm (Fam., xxiv, 3), in Ci-
ceronis Epistolae ad Atticum. ff. 176-177.
Von., N. .Tenson. f". F. L.
Proliably the earliest Petrarch letter in print.
1492. Epistole familiares,- .9. Mavili. Ven.,
J. & G. do Gregoriis. i". F. M. B.
1601. Eiiistolge. Lugd., Crispinus. 8". F.E..
The title-page of this edition is found in four difrorent
forms: — 1. Lvgdani Apud Samitefcm Crisitinum; 2. With
the place-name, Liujdrni, completely erascl : 3. With the
sannr \vord erased l>y a cuncellinjr-blficii. and the plai-e-
nanie, Genevan, hand-stamped above it; 1. Without any
lilacc , Aptul I'etrum Jt'orfriiinum.
1754. Carolo delphino (Var., G3) ; Guidone
card. (Var., 61 in Lazeri- Miscellanea, i., pp.
14.5-149. Eomifi apud frat. Palearinns. 2 v.
&". R.
1772? Ad fratrem (Fam., x, 4). Xo pi., no
pr. 4". F.
Possibly printc<l at Uoloirna.
tl773. .\d Xicoloum Estensein (Sen.,siii, 1),
in Anecdota litteraria, ii., pp. 291-298. Ko-
mas, apud G. Settarium. 4 v. 8". F. M.
180S. Ad J. Dondum (Sen., xii, 1). Pat.,
typ. Seminarii. 4". F.
1859-63. Epistolne de rebus familiaribus et
Yarhe; (t. Fracassctli. Flor., LeMonnier. 3 v.
K". F. I. M.
Impressions of one or more of Petrarch's KpistJcs in
the orijrinal are jnimerous ; and isolated letters occur in
many works and collections, as, for instance, in Rodol-
phus .\gricola De /ormando studio {Bas., 1533) ; in Ouo-
Sander i>c re miliiari (Noriberjjaj 1595); in Conrad Ile-
rcsicvch De educaudis principum (Torga; l:AiS] ; and in
Coldasfs Moiiar<-fna (FralK-ofordise IGll). The letters
Sinr fifitttt , or portions of Ihetn. have been fretiuently is-
su<-d I>y Protectant coutroversialists-the last time in 1702.
2. I.v Italian.
l.")47. Pistole, in Prose antiche, pp. 33-40,
44-46, .07-58,68, 74-75. Fior., appresso il Do-
ni. 4". B.
Translations of 5 letters, with others by Dante, Hoc.
caeeio and later writers; reprinted at Florence 1723 and
at I'llinc 1K.)1.
1518. Epistole famigliari , in Epistole di G.
Flinio, di M. Franc. Petrarca, ff. 31-lU.
Viii., (Tiolito. 8". F. M.
N'ersinns of :il letters iiy L. Dolce.
1824. Varie opore filosofiohe (Sen., iv, 1
and xiv, 1). Mil., Silvestri. 8". F.
PubMslie.l with tile
ami II segreto.
isays Delia vera sapienza
1834. Opere filosofiohe (Sen., iv.l an<ixiv,l).
Mil., Silvestri. 8". I.
In the same volume versions of Delia vera Sa-
pienza and II segreto.
1834. AX. Acciainoli (Fam., xii, 2). Ver.,
Kaniaiizani. 8". F.
1836. Epistole; F. Jianalli. Mil., Silvestri.
Versions of 30 letters.
1810. A X. .Acciaiuolo (Fam., xii, 1), in
Palermo - Baccolta di testi inediti , pp. 57-
75. Xap., Trani. 12". B.
tl^5. A X. Acciaiuolo iFam., xii, 1), in
Giovanni dalle Celle - Lettere , pp. 226-249.
Koma, Clas.sici sacri. V. M. B.
K.lited by IS. ^orio.
1849. A Xiccola di Lorenzo (Var., 4S), in
Savello - Parlata ai Bomani, iip. 1-24 Malta,
no pr. 1849. 8". M,
1851. Griselda (Sen., xvii, 31; L. Bencini.
Fir., Fabbrini. 8". F. B.
1857. Ai poster! , in D' Ancona- Autobio-
grafle, pp. 23-52. Fir., Barbera. 16". F. M.
1860. La corte di Koma (S. t., 17). in La
potesta temporale , pp. 32-48. Fir., Le
Monnier. 8", F. M.
1863-67. Lettere delle cose familiari; G.Fra-
cassetti. Fir., Le Monnier. 5 v. 12". F. I. L.
1869. A Xicoloso Bartolommei (Fam., ix, 11
and Var., 5); G. Fracasselli. Lucca, Cano-
vetti. 8". F.
1869-70. Lettere senili; G. Fracasselti. Fir.,
Le 31onnier. 2 v. 12". F. I. L.
tl879. Ad Arrigo Pulice (Fam., xxiv, 2); G.
Patella. Vic, Staider. 8". F.
Italian translations of sin^jh: letters, or of ;;,'ronps of
letters, have been published, in the present century, by
G. Carducei. K. Celesia. M. Leoni. T. .Malvezzi. G.'Mar-
ehetti, a, Massari. F. N'eKri, A, Palesa, L. Pallavicino-
Mossi, tr. (.'. I»aroIari, <i. i'erticari, A. Konchini, E. Sas-
soli and others. Versions of various epistles occur in
tlu; ^antholoKies, and in compilations like Oamba's Let-
tere dc-ffritlirc di i:elehri /taliaiii {2d ed., Ven. 1811));
Levati's Viutjgi del Petrarca (.Mil., 1820): and Scelta di
prose italiane (Forli 1843). Original Italian letters, more
or less apocryp^ial , are tn be found in the ditferent edi-
tions of the l.etfrre roi-jari (lii)ro prime) issuerl by the Al-
dine jjress in the C'in(iucceuto ; and in Foscolo's Esgai/s
on Petrarch (Lond., 1823). .'^ome of the letters have been
rendered into French by Delecluze and Devel.-iy. and
versions of single epistles have l)ecn made into English
and German.
'.'>. In French.
tl491. La pacience dc Griselidis (Son., xvii,
3). Troye, G. leKouge. 4". F.
Tlicre :lre an iiiliuife number of translations and p.t-
raphrases of the Griselda tale in Ilu- modern languages
of Europe, of which many were printed in the Quat-
trocento. The most complete account of these is in
U. Kohler's essay, Grisetda, in the Erscli and Gruber
--1 Wjemein^ Enc'jklopadief sect. I, xci.
III. LATIX irO/.'A'.V (VKltSE).
1. I.ATiN Text.
1504. Bvcolicon, tnEclogae,ft'. 13-75. Flor.,
Giunta. 8'. M.
tl.504. Carmen in laudemHieronymi. Fano,
.Soncino. 8". F.
tl546. Bucolioa, in Bvcolicorvm avtores
XXXVni, pp. 71-139. Bas., Oporinus. 8".
F. B.
1558. Bvcolica, Africa, Epistolae. Bas., no
pr. 8". F.
The printer w.as Oporiims : the lirst edition of this col-
lection of the Latin poems was H;i.s.. l.jll.
1720. Epistolae poeticae, in Carmina illu-
!
PETJiARCU EDITIOXS.
strium poetariun italorum, vii, pp. loT-lGR.
Plor., apud J. C. Tartinium. 11 v. 8". M. R.
1829-34. Poemata minora; D. de'Iiossitli. Me-
dio!., soc. typ. Classicorura. 3 v. 8". F. M.
With Italian versions hy \avioiis bands en /(ti-f, aud a
.second title. Poesie minori.
1872. Africa: L. Pimiaud. Par., Tliorin.
S . I. L.
1874. Africa ; /•'. Corradlni, in Padova a
Francesco Petrarca,pp. 74-474. Pad., Semi-
uario. 4". F. I.
The other chief editious of the Eclogues iu the origi-
nal are those of Cologne (A. ter Hoernen) 1483: Daveii-
ter 14Sli); Paris 15U2; and Uaventei- 1508.
2. In It.m.i.vs.
1-570. Africa; i''.3/«r!'cWt. Ven.,Farri. 4". F.
Books i'iii only.
1776. Africa,: F, Rohcfti Franco. Pad., Coii-
zatti. 8". F.
Book i only, Iraii-slated under the pseudonym, ICglc
Euganea.
1820-34. Poesie minori. See III. 1.
187U. Africa; A. Palesa. Pad., Sacchetti. 8".
F. L. M.-
1874. Africa: G. B. Gaudo. Oneglia. Ghi-
lini. 8". F. M.
Tr.in:slaliou> of portions of tlie Africa hare liei-ii pu-
blished by (i. Cuutonio, (t. I. Montanari aud (l. Pcrti-
cari ; and of the Jlitcolica by L. Bioudi aod B. 8. Turzo.
V. Dcvclay has givyu to the world a complete versiou of
l*etrarch's epic in Frouch prose (Par., 1S82).
IV. ITALIAX WOIiKS.
A. The Hime (complete).
1470. Potrarca. Xo pi., Viudeliuus. f',
r, li.
The first edition of the Italian poems, printed at Ve-
nice. Hain 1275:5.
1472. Kerum uul^ariuni fragmouta. Pat.,
Bar. de Valde. f . " F.
The third edition, j>rinted by Bartolonieo Valdizoeco
and Martinns dc septem arboribiis Prntenu.s.
1473. Carmina amorum; Triumphi. Yen.,
no pr. f '. F. E..
I'rinted liy Xieolo Jenson. H has marginal uot<!s by
A. 51. .Salvini.
1474. Rerum vulgarium fragmenta. Bas.,
Leouardus .\chates. f". F.
Not jirinted at liable, but probably ,it Vicenza.
1475-G. 1. Triumphi; Lapini. Bononiao. 2.
Cantilenae; Filclfo. IBouonise, ad i^atia Si-
gismuiuU de libris. 2 v. f. F. *R.
The 1175 \'olun)e contains the Trionii; the other the
-Sonnets and Can/.oni. The printer of both w.as Balda-s-
sare Azzoguidi. This is the earliest coniinirntated edi-
tion; the eoHiinent on the Trioufi is liy iternartlo l.apiui
of Sien.'\. called tilieino, or lllicino. or tin moutc IlUcinio;
that on tlic Canzoniere is by I-'rancesco Filelfo. As Fi-
Iclfo's connnt'Htar.v embraced only 37 canzoni and 108
sonnets, this edition, and the impressions immediately
following, contain merely tho.sc coinnienterl , thus omit-
ting fully one half of the Canzoniere, All the subsequent
Quattrticenlo e<liti"ns .are. like this, in two volnmes, aud
liave the s;uiie commentaries, ^vith some additions.
1478. 1. Triumphi; /,a;j;m». Ven., per Theo-
dorum de Rcynsburch. 2. Sonetti et can-
'•one ; Filelto. Ven., per Tlioodorum deEej'ns-
turoh. 2 v. f ■. F. M. B.
1481. 1. Triumphi; Lajnni. Ven., Pioro Ve-
ronese. 2. Canzonet! ; Filclfo, Squarciajico.
Ven., per maistro Piero cremoneso dicto ve-
roneso. 2 v. f". F.
In this edition the Canzoniere is again given complete,
the comment of Kilelfo being continued by Girolauoj
Squarciafico of Alessandria.
tl4S8. 1. Triumphi; Lapini. Ven., Bernar-
dino da Nouara. 2. Sonetti; Filclfo, Squar-
ciafico. Ven., Bernardino da nouara. 2. v.
f". *F.
1490. 1. Triumphi; Lapini. 2. Sonetti; Fi-
lclfo, Squarciafico. Yen., Piero Veronese.
2v. f. F. E,:
The second volume revised by Girolamo Centoiie.
1491-2. 1. Triumphi; Lapini. 2. Sonetti;
Filclfo, Squarciafico. Detia [sic], per Piern
Veroneso. 2 v. f". F.
The first volume revised by Gabricle Bruuo, the s, -
cond by Oirolaino C'entone.
1492-3. 1. Triumphi; Lapini. 2. Soneti;
Filclfo, Squarciafico. Ven., loanne di co de
ca. 2 V. f. F. in.
With the corrections of Bruno aud Centone.
1492-4. 1. Triumphi: Lapini. 2. Soneti;
Filclfo, Squarciafico. Ven., Piero de Zohane
di quaregi. 2 v. f '. F.
With the corrections of Bruno and Centone.
1497. 'Sriura-plii; Lapini. Yen., per Bertho-
lameum de Zanis. 2. Sonetti; Filclfo, Squar-
ciafico. Ven.,Bartholamio tie Zani. 2v. f*. F.
With the eorrection.s of Bruno and Centone. — The
following (Quattrocento editions of the complete Rime
arc lucking in the public book-collections of Florence : -
the T edition, without date and names of place and prin-
ter, described by Donienico do'Kossetti: 1471 (Uoina .
L.HVcr); tl473 (licuiia, Phil, de l.ign.aiui): 147:) I.Mil..
.■\ut. Zarotus); ■i-1477 (N'ap.. Arnoldus de Itruxella) :
1477 (Ven., Siliprando); 1481 (Ven., Leon.ardus Wihli:
tl482 (Ven.. Philippus Vcnetus) : -fllsl (Jlil., Ant. /.a-
roti); 1481i-8 (Ven.. Pelegriuo de Pasijuali); MW (Mil.,
V. .Scinzcnzeler); and llttl (Mil., Ant. Zaroto). The to-
tal number of known eilititius between 1470 and MltD is
thus 35.
1500. 1. Triumphi ; Lapini. Yen., per Bar-
tholameura de Zanis. 2. Sonetti; Filclfo,
Squarciafico. Yen., Bartholomeo de Zani.
2v. f'.-^F.
Corrected, %vith additional prefatory matter, by Kiri»|i.
Peranzouc (lUratnciifc Jiiccio Marchc^tayw. — This is tlif
first edition liavinc a titlu-paje, wliich read§ thus:
Tritimp/ii ilc Misucr Fran-\cescho Pctrarclia con | li So-
netti: corrccti j nouamoiff.
1501. Le cose vulgari: /*. Bcmho. Yen..
Aldo. 8*^. r. L. B.
The first Aldiue edition, and tho earliest in octa\ii;
tivclve copies .seem to have been ]irinted un vellum im
the use of Cardinal Bembo. the editor. F tm vellum:
R, with MS notes by A. M. Salvini and L. Mehns.
f 1502? Le cose volgari. No pi., no pr. S^. F.
One of tin- two elosc imitations of (In- fir.-^I Aldiue edi-
tion knuwii as the '"False Aldines", or the "C'ountertV-if
AldiiHfs", usually stated to have been jirinted in Lyon*.
This one has the folios numbered at first in Latin nunu-
ration, and tlien in .\rabie (ii-Isiiii, G5-17'.IV, the otln-r i*
without numeration. This one has the title tiivi-n abovt :
the other has J.c cone vvhjari. 'I'his one, in the titles ol
the various Trionfi. spells the word unifurjnly Triomp/io;
the other has sometimes Trinupho, sometimes Triompho.
The copy cited has a BIS note, whieh hnf^ been ascribed
to Galileo.
1507. 1. Soneti & Canzone; Filclfo ^ Squar-
ciafico, A. da Tempo, Mil., scinzonxelei*. 2.
Triumphi; Lajnni. Mil., Scinzcnzeler. 2 v.
f". F.
■\Vith the additions and corrections of X. Peranzono,
and further notes on the sonnets by a commentator stj'I-
FLOREXTINE LWIi ARIES.
OS. 1. Triumphi; Lap'mi. Yen., Bartolo-
lie Zaiini. 2. Soneti & Canzone; F'delfn,
ins hiinsfll' Antimio ila IVu] pu — as tii-st iirinti-d .it Vo-
11140 ill I'll):!. Thirc is .1 litli-paxc I'Oinnioii to the twci
voluiiii's. coiiiiiH'iu'ilig I'vlrurclia con ttni cumcuti.
1508.
meo
Squai-ciafico , A. da Tempo. Ven. , Bartholo-
nieo de Zani. 2 v. f . F. M.
Com'ctious by N. l»iM-,iiiiiono. Witli two titlc-pagi-s,
the ftrwt beginiiiiiK; Opera del prcctaruitiiito Pacta Mi-
ser Fran-\eenco t'etrarchUf the wecoud , Sonctfi »t Can-
zone tie Minser \ Francescho Pctrarcha.
1.510. Le coso vulgari. Fir., Giunta. 8".
F. R.
'llif sei'oml (iiuiila LJutitinc) ettitiell, tlie first h.-xviiig
appeared at Florence in 1.301.
1511. Lo opere volgari. Ven.,Soardo. S". R.
15I3. 1. Sonetti 7 Canzoni ; Filelfo, Squar-
ciajico, A. (la Tempo. 'Ven., stagnino. 2. Trioni-
plii; Lapini. Ven., stagnino. 2 v. i'. F.
^Vitll two titU'-pa^es, Li suneiti eaiizoue e triompfii <Ifl
Pcfrarclia, ami Trioiitpfii di mencr France\seo Pctrnrehu,
15U. IlPetrarca. Ven-iAldo. 8". F.L. R.
Tlie seronrl Aldine edition. F with JLS notes by Celso
Cittadini; L and R on vellnni.
1515. \.'^vi\im-g\n; fMpinl. Ven., Augiistino
de Zanni. 2. Soneti & Canzone; Filelfo,
Squarciafico , A. da Tempo. Ven., Angustino
de Zani. 2 v. f . F. M. R.
"With two title-pages, one beginning Opera del pre-
e.'a»7»t«imo Poeta, tlie other Suiietti l Canzone.
1516. II Petrarca. Mil., Minutiano. 8". F.
1519. Sonetti 7 Canzoni ; Filelfo, Squar-
ciafico, A. da J'empo. G.doGrigoi-ij. 2. Trium-
phi; i-o^jini. Ven., stagnino. 2 v. -4°. F.
■\Vitii two titU^-pases, one eoinineneiu":, Lisonettl can-
zone triniip/ii. tlie otlier Triomplti.
1521. II Petrarca. Ven.,Aldo. 8". F. L.
The third Aldine edition.
1522. 1. Sonetti & Canzone; Filelfo, Squar-
ciafico, A. da Tempo. Ven., Stagnino. 2.
[Trivmphi] ; Lapini. Ven., p di'im Bernar-
dinU Stagninii. 2 v. 8". F. R.
With a title common to the two volniiics , Pctrareha
eon dot eom-]menti. — The last edition witli the Filelto-
Lapini cominentary, wliicli was iirinted 22 times.
1.522. II Petrarcha. Fior., Giunta. 8". F. M.
Tlie fonrtli and last .Tnntinc edition.
1523? II Potrarehn. No pL, Alex + Pag
+ Benaoenses. 8". F. R.
Probatily jiriiited at 'roscoiano, near Lake Beuacus.
iiy I'aganino.
1.525. Le volgari opcrc; VclUtello. Ven..
daSabbio. 4". F.
The tirst edition Iiaviug file eonimeiitary of Alessaudro
Vellulello.
1528. II Petrarrlia; VelUtello. Vin., B. de
Vidali. 4". F. M.
1582. II Petrarolia; Favslo. Bindoni o Pa-
sini. 8'. F.
1532. II Petrari.-ha; VcUvtello. Vin., B. do
Vidali. 8". F. M.
1533. II Petrarca. Yen., Aldo. 8" F. L.
The t'onrth Aldine edition. F with MS notes.
1533. II Potracha; GesvalJo. Yen., da Sab-
bio, i". F.
The earliest eilition with the coliiincntary of Giovanni
Andr.-M Cesnaldo.
1533. II Petrarca ; Sylvano da Veuaplifv.
Xap., Jouino & Canzer. 4'. F. R.
1535. II Petrarca. Yin., Kauano. 8". F.
1538. II Pctrarcha; Vellvtello. Yen., Za-
netti. 4^ F. I.
1539. II Petrarca; Alcnno. Yen., Maroolini.
8". F. M.
1511. II Pctrarcha; G'e»i.-ni(?o. Yen. , daSab-
bio. 4". F.
1541. II Petrarca; Vellvlello. Yen., da Sa-
bio. 8". F. M.
15-11. Sonetti, canzoni e triomphi; Daniello.
Yin., da Sabio. 4". F.
1541. II Pctrarcha. Yen., Bindoni. 8'. M.
15-15. IlPetrarcha; Vellvtello. Ven., Giolito.
i". F. M.
l.jlG. II Petrarca. Yen., Aldo. 8". F.
The fifth and last Aldine edition.
1547. IlPetrarcha; Velletello. Yin., Giolito.
4". F.
1.517. IlPetrarcha; Vclletello. Vin.,Comiu
de Trino. 8°. F.
1548. II Petrarca ; X>o/cf. Yin., Giolito. S'.
F. R.
Date at end of the volume MD.XI-IX. —Dolce corrected
tlie te.Kt, but did not attempt to coininent it: his first edi-
tion bears the date of 15'17.
1.549. Sonetti, canzoni, e triomphi; Daniel-
lo. Yin., da Sabio. 4". F. M. R.
The second and final edition with the cominentary "i
Bernardino Danielle.
1.549. Lo Rime; Campano. Yin., Yalgrisi.
10'. F.
Campano atlempled to revise the text.
1550. II Pctrarcha; Vellvtello. Yin., Gio-
lito. 4". F. M. R.
1550. II Petrarcha; re//(Vt7/o. Yen., al se-
gno della speranza. 8". F.
1550. II Petrarca; ^^t-nnci. Yin., Cihcrardo.
8". F.
1-550. II Petrarca. Lione, G. di Tovrnes-
IG". F.
The publisher, .Teau de Tourues, had previously issued
editions ill 1545 and 1517.
1550. IlPetrarca. Lyone, Rouillio. 16". F.
Tile first edition published by Koville.
15.51. IlPetrarca. Lyone, Bouillio. 16". F.
There were two ditferent issues by Koville of this
date.
1552. IlPetrarcha; Vellctello. Yin., Giolito.
4'. F.
1552. II Petrarcha; Vclletello. Yen., Giglio.
8'. F. I.
1553. IlPetrarcha; Gesvaldo. Yin., Giolito.
4". F.
1553. IlPetrarcha; Gesvaldo. Yen., Giglio.
4". F. I. M. R.
1554. II Petrarca; Vellvlello. Yin., Griffio.
4". F.
1554. II Petrarca; Doke, Camilla. Giolito.
2 V. 8". F.
Tile annolalioiis and iude-Kcs form the second voUllne.
I
.11
I
PETKAliCH JEDITIOXS.
1554. II Petrarca; Svscelli. Ven., Pietra-
santa. 8. *F.
Contains the rimario of Lanfrauco.
Camillo. Vin.,
1557. II Petrarca; Dolce,
Giolito. 2v. 12'. F.
1558. II Petrarca; Vellvtello. Vin., Giolito.
4". F.
1558. II Petrarca. Lyone. Rouillio. 16°. F.
1.559. II Petrarca; Dolce, Camillo. Vin.,
Giolito. 2 V. 8." F.
tl5,59. II Petrarca. Ven., Valgrisi. 12". F.
B.
1560. II Petrarca; Velktello. Van., Valgrisi.
4". F.
1.560. II Petrarca; Dolce, Camillo. Vin., Gio-
lito. 2 V. 12". F.
Of the five issues of this year four were published by
Ciolito.
Ven., Beuilae-
1563. II Petrarca; Vellctello.
qua. 4". F.
1.564. n Petrarca; Eidolfi. Lyone, Rouillio.
12". F.
Witli tlie riin.irio of Ilirlolfi this eilition forms properly
two volumes.
15(11. II Petrarca. Ven., Beuilacnua. 12".
F. M.
1565. II Petrarca. Ven., Beuilacqua. 24". F.
1568. II Petrarca; VtUvtello. Ven., Beui-
lacqua. 4". F.
1568. II Petrarca. Ven.. Beuilacqua. 12".
F. B. •
1571^1. II Petrarca; Vellctello. Ven., Bertano.
4". F.
1573. II Petrarca. Ven., Nicolini. 16. F.
M.
1573. II Petrarca. Vin., Griphio. 12". F.
1574. II Petrarcha; Gesvaldo. Vin., Vidali.
4". F. .
1574. II Petrarca; Eidolfi. Lyone, Rouil-
lio. 16. F.
1579. II Petrarca. Vin., Farri. 12". F.
1581. II Petrarcha; Gesealdo. Ven., Grif-
fin. 4". F. M.
Dated .at the end MDLXXXir. The sixth aud last edi-
tion with the commentary of Gesualdo.
1582. Le Rime; Castelvetro.
tlabouis. 4". F. I. M. B.
1584. 11 'PctTarca; Vellvtello. Ven., Bertano.
4". F.
Tlie twenty-fourth aud last edition having the complete
commentary of Velhitcllo.
1586. II Petrarca. Ven., Angelieri. 16". F.
1.588. II Petrarca. Ven., Griifio. 12". F.
1592. II Petrarca. Ven., Barezzi. 12". F.
The total number of known Cinrjueeento editions
(KlUO-loUll) of the complete Rime is 136, of which 111
were from Venetian presses, HJ from those- of Lyons.
o from those of Florence, and the remainder thus" divi-
ded :■.- Milan. H; Toscolano, 2; Ancoua. Uasilea. liolo-
cna. t'ano. Naples, 1 each. Among the noteworthy edi-
tions of this period which aro not found in Klorenco may
lif cited those of .Soncinb (Kauo. 150,3j ; Albertino da I.is-
sona(Ven., 1503); CJiunta (Fir., 1501) licins the first .Tun-
liiii' edition ; Scinzenzeler (.Mil., I;i07 and 1512) ; Ci. de fire-
foriis (Yen., 1508). the earliest by that printer, and a
^till rarer one (Ven.. 1523) j Giunta (Flor., 1515) being
Bas., P. de Se-
the third Juntino ; P.aganino (Vin., 1515 and TvscvKv
no, 1521) ; Francesco da Bologua (Bol., 1516) ; Guerraldi
(Ancona, 1520); Zoppino (Ven., 1521), the first from his
press; Sessa (Ven., 1526); G. de Tournes (Lionc, 1545),
the earliest bearing the name of that city ; Kampazctto
(Ven., 1557); and Zanetti (Ven. 15'.1.5) . the' last edition of
the century.
1605. II Petrarca. Ven. , Alberti. 24". F.
1609. II Petrarca. Ven., Alberti. 24". F.
1610. II Petrarca. Ven., Misserini 24". *F.
1624. U Petrarca. Ven. , Misserini. 24". F.
1638. n Petrarca. Ven., Misserini 24". F.
There arc two issues of this edition, one with wood-
cut illustrations to the Trionfi , the other with larger
ones on copper.
1851. n Petrarca. Ven., Guorigli. 24". F.
The last complete edition of the .Seiccnto. Counting
the double impression of 1638 as two, there wore in all.
during that century. 1*7 editions, of which none were
printed outside of Venice. All were in 2-1'*.
1711. Le rime; Tassoni, Mti~lo, Muratori.
Mod., Soliani. 4". F. M.
The first complete edition of the llinie after that of
1651 — a period eudjracing two generations.
1722. Le Rime. Pad., Comino. 8. F. B-
With the date MDCCXXI at the end.
1727. Le Rime; Tassoni, Muzio, Muratori.
Ven., Coleti. 4". F. B.
1732. Le Rime. Pad., Comino. 8". F.
1730. Le Rime. Ven., Bortoli. 12". M.
1741. Le Rime; Tassoni, Muzio, Muratori.
Ven., Viezzeri. 4". M.
1746. Le Rime. Bergamo , Lanta'llotti.
12". F.
1747. Le Rime. Ven., Bortoli. 12". F.
1748. Rime; L. Bandini. Fir., all' insegna
d' Apollo. 8". F. M. B.
R with MS notes by G. Lanii.
1753. II Petrarca; S. Pagello. Feltre, Fo-
glietta. 2v. 16". F.
1756. Le Rime ; CasleUetro. Ven., Zatta.
2 V. 4". F.
The second and last edition wifli the couiincnt.iry of
Castelvetro.
1768. Le Rime. Par., Prault. 2v. 12". F.
1778. Le Rime. Londra,' no pr. 2 v. 12".
F.
.-Vctu.ally printed at Leghorn by Masi.
1784. Francesco Petrarca; A. liuMii. Ven.,
Zatta. 2 V. 8". F. M.
1789. Le Rime. Par., Delalain. 2v. 12". F.
1797. Francesco Petrarca; .1. Ruhbi, Ven..
Valle. 2v. 8". F.
1799. Rime; G. J. Dionisi. Parma, tij>i Bo-
doniani. 2 v. f". F.
In form and type the largest of all the editions of the
Rime.
1799. Rime. Parma, tipi Bodoniani. 2 v.
8". F.
1799. 1,0 Hime ; L. Beccadclli. Ver.,Giulari.
2v. 8°. F.
46 complete editions of the Rime appeared in the
vi-ars 1700-n91>, of which 8 were published north of the
Alps.
1800. Le Rime. Ven., Andreola. 12". F.
FLORBNTINE LIBRARIES.
1805. LeEimo; F.Soace. Jlil., Tip.de'Clas-
sici. 2 V. 8'. v. i, pp. cxviii, 272; ii,
pp. 35t). F. M. B.
A reprint of this eilitioii , OatiMl 1805, w.as executed at
Milan 1820; it may lie recogiiize<l Iiy tliu (liffering uuui-
ber of pages, having i, pp. exii, 28;t ; ii, pp. 318.
1805. Rime ; O. Rosini. Pisa , Societa lette-
raria. 2 v. f . F.
Rivalling in size the folic edition (1799) of the Boduni
l)re6s.
lim. Rime: A. Ruhhi. Von., Vallc. 2 v.
12". M.
1809-10. Eime. Von., Picotti. 2 v. 4". F.
1811. Le Rimo; R. Zolli. Loud., Bulmor.
3 V. 12". F.
1811. Le Rime. Yen., Vitarolli. 2 v. IG".
F. L.
Edition based ou the sei-uud Coiuinian edition of ll'.yj.
1815. Rime. Liv., Masi. 2 v. 12". F.
1818. Eime. Fir., libreria di Pallade. 2 v.
10". F.
1819. Le Eime; A. MeneijhcUi. Pad., Cre-
scini. 3 v. 8». F.
1819-20. Le Rime; A. MarsanJ. Pad., tip.
del Seminaiio. 2 v. 4". F.
1820. Parnaso italiano. Van., Andieola.
2 V. 8". F.
Volnmea xiii, xiv ot the scries,
1820. Le Rime. Liv., Masi. 2 v. 8°. F.
IJe.sides the second vohnne of the Ularsand editi<iu
9 editions of the Rime issueil from the press in 1820,
namely 4 at Venice, and 1 each at Bassano, Leghorn,
Milan, Paris and i^rato.
1821. Le Rime ; A. Marsand. Fir., Giardetti.
2 V. 8". F. M.
ItSl. Rime; G. Banioli. Par., Dondey-Du-
pre. 2 V. 8". F.
1821. Le Rime. Brescia, Bettoui. 2 v. S'''
F.
1821-22. LeRime; Tassoni, Muzio, Muratori.
Roma, De Romanis. 2 v. 8°. F. B.
1822. Le Rime, Fir., Molini. 12". F.
1822. LeRime. Loud., Pickering. iS". F.
The Bmallest printed edition of the Rime.
1824. Le Eime. Mil., Bettoni. 2 v. 8". F.
182G. Le Eime; A. Marsand. Fir., Pagni.
4v. 24". M.
1826. Eime; G. Leopardi. Mil., Stella. 2 v.
12". F.
The first edition with I.eopardi's notes. A pirate*!
edition, having the same date, place and publisher's name,
was printed, not long after 182(>, at Naples ; the Reunine
edition has a copyright note on the reverse of the title-
folio of vol. i, and an Avvino detjli editon on pp. 971-972;
both arc omitted in the connlerfeit.
1820-27. Rime; Tassoni.Muralori. Pad., tip.
della Minerva. 2 v. 8". F.
The latest edition containing the annotations of Jlura-
tori and Tassoni, to which are addetl notes dr.awn from
later commentators. Mu/.io's aro omitted, but, reckoning
this, the .Muratori commentary passed through 7 editions.
1827. Parnaso classico italiano. Pad., tip.
della Minerva. 4". F.
There is a sjfccial title-page for Le tiimf did Petraifd.
anil a distinct p.^gination (vii, 101). — The second (I)eing
tile first in Italy) of the editions l<nown as I quattro ponti,
comprising the poetical works of Dante, Petrarch, Tasso
and .\riosto, published usually in onu volume, but in some
cases emliracin^ two tomes. There liavo boon 22 such
editions, the earlieslof which was issue"! at Leipsie in 1826.
1827. Rime. Fir., Borghi. 2 v. 10". F.
1828. Biblioteca encioloppdica. Mil., Bot-
tom. 4". F.
The Riiitti di Francesco Pcfrarca occupy i»p. 189-262.
1829. Eime; A. Marsand. Pad., tipi della
Minerva. 2 v. 12". F.
1829-30. Biblioteca portatilo. Fir., Passi-
gli. 8". F.
l*etrarca, with a separate titlo-pago dated 1829, and
edited by G. Borghi , pp. 2G1-381.
1832. lie'Rime; C. Albertlni. Fir., Giardetti.
2 V. 8". F.
1832-33. Biblioteca portatilo. Fir. , Borghi.
8". F.
A reissue of the 1829-30 edition; Pcfrarca titlo-page
dated 1833.
1837. Le Rime; L. Carrer. Pad., tipi della
Minerva. 2 v. 8". F.
1838-40. I quattro poeti. Fir., Passigli.
4". F.
Petrarca, dated 1839, pp, 739-927.
1 1810- 44. I quattro poeti. Fir., Passigli.
16". F.
Petrarca, pp. 145-201.
18-11. Le Rime. Fir., Passigli. 32". F.
1817. Rime; G. Leopardi. Fir., Le Mon-
nier. 12". F.
Tlie first issue of this edition bore the date of 1815.
1857. Le Rime. Fir., Barbera. 32". F.
The original issue of the Edizionc diamante,
1.S58. II Canzoniero; G. Leopardi, L. D.
Spadi. Fir., Bettini. 8". F.
1867. Eime; (?. Leopardi. Fir.. Le Mon-
nier. 12". I.
1870. Le Eime; G. Buazo. Pal., Amenta.
2 V. 8". M.
f 1870. Le Rime ; G. Leopardi . F. Anibrosoli.
Fir., Barbera. 8". F.
1870. Le Eime. Fir., Barbera. 32'. I.
1H71. Rime. Mil., Guigoni. 8". F.
1875. Rime; G. Leojiardi, E. Oamerini. Mil.,
Soiizogno. 8°. F. M.
1883. Le Rime. Fir., Sansoni. 32". F.
From 1800 to the end of 1885 the Kimc complete, in-
cluding title-page editions, h.avc appeared in 16S issues.
In Italy the editions bear the following place-names: —
Florence. 40; Venice, 21; Naples, 18; Milan , 17 ; Pa-
dua, 7 ; Turin, 1; Palermo, 3 ; Rome, 3: Prato. 3 ; Bas-
sano, 2 ; Leghorn, 2; Pisa, 2.; Ancona , Brescia , Cremo-
na, Este, Mantova, Messina, 1 each. In foreign countries
the publishing places are; — Paris, 17 ; Leipsic, 3; Lon-
don, 3; Lyons, 2; Avignon, Jena, Nice, I each. — If we
include those early Quattrocento editions, in which tho
Canzoniero with the unfinished Filelfo commentary was
liartially incomplete, the total number of editions of the
Kimc. from the editio princeps of 1870 to date, will thus
be 389. This estimate, though probably not exact, is
perhaps more accurate than any previously given.
B. The Rime (in part).
1. The TuioKFt.
1148-? Triompbi. No pi., no pr. 4'
r, •
Perhaps printed at Bologna; Ilain
cited is on vellum.
12780.
F.
The copy
«■
H
lU
PETRARCH EDITIONS.
fij&O. Triiiplii. Florcntie, no pr. 1'. F.
C'olopbou rl;ite. die XVIII Xonemhris ; Ilaiii 12781.
tl49-?. Trivmphi. No pi. 4^ F.
<.!olopbon fuds: — Maghter : Ihoannes : Veiri ; de Ma-
fjoutia : scy-iju^it : hoc : opi's : die : XXII : Febrvarii :
Hain 12782. Printed doubtless at Floreuco. — AVithout
including? tlic doubtful editions of Naples (Hiiin 12781) aud
Lucca 1477 (Hain 12783) nor the edition of Bol. 1175, which
is merely the first volume of the Azzoguidi 1175-G edition
of the Kime, there are 6 known Quattrocento separate
editions of the Trionfi. The earliest is that with the com-
mentary of Filelfo (Parma, A. Portilia 147.1), copies of
which exist in the Esteiise atModona and in the Imperial
Library at Vienna; but in that impression both the text
and commentary are incomplete.
f 151S. Ti'iomplii. Fir., Bernardo Pacini.
Kouv Pacini editions of the Trionfi are known — all pu-
blished at Florence, the first three by Piero Pacini, the
fourth by Bernardo Pacini: — 1. IID'J. of which a uni<ine
eopy is in the Victor Emanuel Library. Rome; 2. 15'.W,
which is unique in the collection of Mr. Hor.iee Landau,
Florence; 3. 1508, copies of which are in the Rossetti
collection at Trieste, and in the Communal Library of Pe-
rugia : 1. The edition cited above from the Marucelliau
Library. All of the^e rare editions have remarkable il-
lustrations of the Mantegna school. — In rill there were
14 editions of the Trionfi in the Cinquecento, 0 of which
were printed at Venice (I.'MIO, 1519. 1524. 1530. 1531, 1535.
1544. I5til . and the undated one by Francesco de Leno) ;
the others were of Florentine origin (1503, 1508, 1515,
1518 and 1592).
1874. I Trionfi. C. Pasquallgo. Yen., Gri-
maldo. 8^ F. L. R.
1874. I Trionfi; C. aiannid, Fer., Bre-
sciani. S^. M.
2. PlME SCEI.TE.
1642. Le Kime estratte da vn svo orlg-inale ;
F. Vhaldini. Roma, Grignani. 4". B.
From Petrarch's autograph in the Vatican Library : re-
printed Turin, 1750.
1G69. See IV. C. 2.
1864. Kimescelte; G. Mazzaiinii, G. Ta<?o-
van. Tor.. Loescher. 1G'\ M.
1876. Rime sopra argomenti storici morale
e diversi J G. Carducci. Li v., Vigo, 8". F.
Theouly real efFortmado bymodorn Italian si-holarship
to treat critically and philolo.^ically the text of any por-
tion of the Kime. — Selections from the Rime are to bo
found in a myriad of anthologies, and many of the son-
nets and rau?.oni have been separately printed, some of
them a multitude of times, with special comments.
C. The Rime (translated).
1. Is EXOI.ISH.
1818. Due canzoni tradotte in verso. Eo-
ma, De Romanis. 8. F.
By Barbarina. lady Dacre. The same canzoni were
also printed both at London and Naples, and were sub-
ReqiU'Utly reprinted (privately) in a volume with other
Versions from Petrarch (Lon<l., lS3r>). — The principal
English translators have becYi lord Morley (Tryumphes .
iibout 1540). Anna Hume (Triumphs, IGll), .T. Nott(177(.
1808), iioyil (Triumphs, 1807), \Vrangham 11817), the earl
of Charlemont (1821'). Susan Wollaston (1811), Macgre-
gnr (1851, 1851) and Cayloy (lS7!t). In 18:.H a complete
version of the Rime, selected , from the various extant
translations, aiijieared at Lon<Ion (Bohn). and has been
.vincc reissued. Isolated portions have been rendered by
many of the chief poets, as Cliaucer, Spenser, Surrey,
AVyatt, Druuimond and Leigh Hunt.
2. In PftEKCn.
1538. Les Triuphe.s; J. dc Maipncr d' Ojycde,
Par., Denis Janot, no d. H". F.
The e:\rliest French metrical ver^iion of (he Trionfi; it
was procoded by a prose translation which went through
Seditions bwtwewn 1511 and 155 U
1660. Les oevvres amovrevses ; T. Oataaasi.
Par.jLoyson. 12". F.
Includes 97 sonnets, a madrigal aud the Trionfi. with
the Italian text en face.
flSSS. Odes et sonnets choisis; ./. P. L.
D'Arrif/hi. Par., Doyenn6. 16'\ F.
1847. Cent cinquante sonnets ; S. Emma
Mahid. Par., Didot. 12'*. F.
1867. Choix de sonnets; S. Emma Malinl.
Flor., Botta. 8'\ F.
This is the first volume of a complete rendering of the
sonnets; the other two were issued in 18GII (reprinted 1873)
and 1H77. — Other authors of complete or nearly complete
French versions are Vasquin Philoul(1518 and"l555), Alal-
deghem (1600 and IGOIJ) , Saint-Gonit';s (181H), count de
Montesquieu (1812o). Esm^*nard du Mazet (1818). Pou-
Icnc (1865 and 1877), and Le Due (1877-9).
3, In Spanish.
1555. Los Triumphos; H.de Hozes. Medina
delCampo, G. de Millis. 4^ F.
There is a second edition of 1581. An earlier render-
ing of the Trionfi is that of Antonio de Obregou, printed
5 times between 1512 and 1511.
1567. De los Sonetos ; *S'. Usque, Ven.. Beui-
laqua. 4^. M.
Only the first volume; no more was published. There
are two different title-pages to this edition; on one the
name of the translator is given as ASaltisqiie , and on the
other correctly as Salomon Ust/ue. — A complete version
of tlio Canzoniere was made by H. Garces (15!>I}.
V. ASCIilBED WOliKS.
A. Latin.
1874. Scritti ineditij A, Horfis. Trieste,
tip. del Lloyd austro-ungarico. 8^, F. L.
M. R.
R. Italian (prose).
1478. Vite de pontefici et imperadori. Plor.,
apvd sanctvm lacobvm de Ripoli. P. F.IH.It.
Nothing seems to be known of the real compiler of
(Jiose lives, of which this is the original edition.
1507. Vite de pontefici et imperatori. Ven.,
I. de pinci. 4". M.
F. Ixxviii of this edition contains a passage relating
to the recent discovery of America by Christophoro Co-
lombo coisalc di nazionc f/enouese.
1534. Vite de pontefici et imperadori. Vin.,
Sessa. 8". F.
A better edition was printed the same year at Venice
bv Bindoni and Pasiiij. The work was reprinted there
iii 1548,
1625. Vite degl' imperadori et pontefici. No
pL, no pr. 4'\ F.
A reprint of the Florentine edition of 1478, mado
perhaps at Geneva, and the 7th and last edition of this
apocryphal work. The rarest issue is that of Ven. 15S0,
liublished by Felice Ambrosino de ILulria.
1868. Caso di amore; P. Daz::i. Fir., tip.
naziouale. 8". F.
C. Italian (verse).
1846. Caccia, in Trucchi-Poesie italiane
inedite, ii, pp. 198-20!. Prato , Guasti. 4 v.
8". F.
1850. Carmina incognita; G. M* Thomas*
Monachii, Franz. 4°. F.
Tho 111 sonnets aud the canzone, attributed by the
editor of this volume to Petrarch, were reprinted the
same year as an appendix to an edition of the Uimo
issued' at Turin il'nione tipografico-editriee). That they
were not productions of Petrarch was demonstrated by
B. Ver.atti in the Modenese " Opusroli religiosi , lelterarj
e moraIi|" ser. ii., tomo x., pp. 71-1)1 (18G7).
/■%0IIENTT\'E LIBBAIilES.
It
1870. Parma liberata; F. Berlan. Bol., Ko-
magnoli. H". F. M.
t 1870. Francesco Petrarca, in Rime ine-
dite d' ogni secolo, pix 20-21. Mil., Agnelli.
b'. F.
1871. Una corona sulla tomba d' Arqua;
D. Carhonc. Tor., Beuf. 8". F.
Contains 2ilsonni:ts .-md ;i cauzoue, together with I !«on-
lifts iultlressL'tl to Pctrareli.
1871. Eaccolta di riiiio attribuito a Fran-
cesco Petrarca ; 1'. Fenalo. Pad., Prospo-
rini. 8". F.
■II sonnets, a psalm, a mailrigal, iVottolo, etc., au<l an
appendix of 10 aouucts.
1870. Rime del Petrai-ca codico carlaceo
nella Bibliotoca Bertoliana; A. Vai'parozzo,
Vic, Paroni. 8'. F.
a sonnets and variants of otlier.s.
SPECIAL PETRARCH BIBLIOGRAPHIES.
1722. Catalogo di molte dalle principal! cdi- !
zioni che sono state fatte del Cauzoniero di
messer Francesco Petrarca, in Petrarca - Ri-
me, pp. Ixiv-civ. Pad., Comino. 8". F. R.
This earliest list of editions of the Rime w.xs compiled I
by Gactauo Volpi ; 131 titles. It was reprinted, increased \
to 175 titles, in the second Comino edition of tho Rime
(Pad., 17:12), pp. .*i'.»l-4-10 ; and was subsequently copied,
with s!i;:ht chan;,'es, into the Zatta edition (Vcu., 175G),
ii, pj). ,5Ui-.>7B; the Pruult reprint of the Comino edition
(Par., 1768), ii. pp. •2t5-.'i07; the Delalain rei>riut of the
same edition (P.ir. , 178i)) . ii , pp. 210-2LI8; the Classici
edition edited liy .Soave (.Mil., 1803). ii, pp. 273-337; and
tlie liulmer edition (Lond., 1811). iii, pp. 355-380.
180G. Notizie storiche coneernenti le Rime
del Petrarca, lo principali edizioni di esse, e
la vita doll'autore, in Petrarca - Rime , ii,
pp. S41-35G. .Tena, Frommann. 8".
Probably the work of C. I.. Fernow. the editor of this
.Telia edition of (he Itiiue, who seems to have made use
of \'olpi".s list ;iud of Baldelli's essay on Petrarch.
1808. Pezzana, A. — Notizie bibliografiche
intorno a due rarissime edizioni. Parma,
Bodoni. 8". F. M.
One of the editions treated is the 1177 .Siliprando edi-
tion of Petrardi's Itime.
1818. Verzeichniss der vorziigliclisten Aus-
aaben vou Petrarca's AVerken, in Mei'ian-
Francesco Petrarca, pp. 331-352. Alten-
burg, Brockhaus. 8".
This is the tirst bibliographical list which iucludcs the
Latin works. It was prejiared by F, A. Kbert, at the
instance of Ludwi;; Ilain, as an appendix to Merian's
sketch of Petrarch — a hook wrongly ascribed on its title-
jiagu to C. L. Fernow. who ^vus nicrely its translator.
1820. Bibliotoca petrarchesca, in Petrarca -
Rime,ii.,pp.292-3M. Pad., Seminario. 4". F.
Marsand's tirst bibliography of the Itiiiie, published as
an appendix to his 181i)-2l) edition of the Ilinie. It is still
of utility, since it includes some editions not in his col-
lection, and which were therefore excluded from his se-
cond catalogue. It was reproduced in tho Pagni edition
of the Rime (Fir., 182G). iii, pp. 221-239 and iv, pp. .15-23 1.
1822. De' Rossetti, D. — Raccolta di edi-
zioni di tutte le opere del Petrarca. Vcu.,
Picotti. 2i".
The first catalogue of the Rossetti collection.
1820. Xarsa&d, A. — Biblioteoa petrarolie-
sca. Mil., Criusti. 4". F. JUL.
The catalogue of the important Marsand collection of
editions of the Rime, and of works illustrating them.
This collection was sold in 1826 to Charles X of France,
and was whol!.v destroyed in the contiagration of the li-
brary of the Louvre, kindled in May 1871 by the French
eoinniunards.
1820. De' Rossetti, D. — Edizione singo-
larissima del Canzoniere del Petrarca. Trie-
ste , Marenigli. 8".
Describes an undated Quattrocento edition, having
neither the iirintcr's name nor place.
1832. Quadro cronologic-o dolle edizioni del
Canzoniere di Francesco Petrarca, in Petrar-
ca-Rime, ii., pp. xcvii-cxlv. Fir., Ciardetti.
8'. F.
Compiled from Marsand ami others by C. .Mbertini.
the editor of the edition. The second section of the com-
pilation is entitled •• Catalogo doUo principali edizioni del
Canzoniere. "
1832. Gazzera, C. — Osservazioni biblio-
grafiche letterario intorno ad un operetta fal-
samente ascritta al Petrarca. Tor., stam-
peria reale. 4".
Relates to the treatise Be bono solititdinis of Lombardo
da .Serico printed, without date or place, but, as Gazzera
concludes, probably at Lyons about 14'J5, under the name
of Petrarch and with the same title as his work De vifa
soUtaria. This interesting essay is a separate reprint
from the '' MemorW della reale Accademia di Torino
(.Scienzc morali)." 1823, pp. 331-381.
1831. De' Rossetti, D. - Catalogo. Trie-
ste, Marenigli. 8".
The second catalogue of the Uossotli collection, with a
"Contiuutizione," this latter printed about 183'J. To these
should bo added certain supplementary lists issued be-
tween 18.50 and 1855 by the Municipal library of Trieste,
where the collection is now dejiosited, under sucli titles
as "Invito ai bibliotili , ' •• Bibliogratia , " "Avvisu ai
bibliolili , " etc.
1868. Panizzi, A. — Chi era Francesco da
Bologna? Lond., Whittiugham. 8". F-
Treating the Fr.aucesco da Bologna edition (Bol., 1516)
of Petrarch's Rime. Panizzi's little book appeared in a
second , enlarged edition in 1873 (Lond. , Pickering).
Other works on the same topic are F. .Senesi's .*jn i-'mii-
ceaco da Bologna (Perugia. 1812), A. Guatondi's Intorno a
Francesco IlailiOlini (Bol.. 1880) and G. Mauzoni's Stiidit
di hiUiOfiralia unaHlica. I. (Bol.. 1881). .See .also C. Loz-
zi's journaK " 11 llibHofilo, " especially iii. pp. 01-05.
1871. Hortis, A. — Catalogo dello opere di
Francesco Petrarca esistenti nella Petrarche-
sca Eossettiantt. Trieste , Appolonio. 4".
The third and latest catalogue of the Rossetti collection,
and the best of the Petrarch bibliographies so far as the
works of Petrarch are coneerncd. Its descriptive notes
aro very complete; translations are not included.
1874. I codici potrarchescUi dello bibliotecho
governative del regno. Roma. tip. romana.
8". F. L.
1871. Catalogo dei codici petrarclieschi dolle
bibliotecho Barberiana, Chigiana. Corsiniana,
Vallicelliana e Vatioana. Roma, Loescher.
8". I.
These two works were pulilished under the superinten-
dence of E. Narducci, the former at the expense of the
Jliiiistrv of Public Instruction. Au .appendix in the se-
cond volume comprises a list of the printed editions of
I'elrarcli's works in the public libraries of Rome. The
number of Petrarch manuscripts described in the first
work as belonging to the Florentine libraries is as fol-
lows: —National Library, 40; Laureutiau, 119; Uic-
cardian. 48; Marucelliau, 3.
rKTUAUQU J'WITIOXS.
1874. Valentinelli , G. — Codici manoscritti
d' opero di Francesco Petrarca od a lui rife-
rentisi posseduti dalla Biblioteca Marciana.
Ven., Cecchini. 4". F.
Thp last work of the lamented author, describing
101 coflices. It is a separate repriut from tho centenary
volume, Petrarca e Vcnezta, published by the Venetian
Ateneo, which likewise contaius an essay (pp. 14'J-175)
on "Due cudici delle cose volgari di Francesco Petrarca,
consen'ati nolla Biblioteca del Miiseo civico di Venezia "
by D. Urbani. and another fpp. 177-186) on a "Codice
petrarchesco posseduto dal Ufhilc commendatore Emilio
I'e Tipaldo" by ii. M. JIalvezzi. with other bibliographi-
cal uoticeB. — .MSS of Petrarch's various works, and of
works relating tu him. abouud in every great European
'library, and in many of the smaller ones. See especial-
ly, however, the catalogues of -MSS published outside
of Italy by the libraries of Paris. Oxford, Munich and
Vienna. There are numerous inedited versions of his
writings in various modern languages; and the codices
fontainiug his Latin treatises may be said to lie almost
unexamined.
1874. Edizioni esistenti nella Comunale bi-
blioteca di Fermo in Raflfaelli -Illustrazione
di iin codice dei Trionfi. pp. xiv-xxvii.
Fermo , Paccasassi. 8".
Raffaclli. describe? '"G edi-
In this list tho librarian, F.
tions of the Rime.
1S75. Berluc-Perussis, L. — Cinquieme
centeuaire dePetrarque. Bibliographie. Aix-
en-Provence , Remondet-Aubin. S".
This list, published anonymously, enumerates the va-
rious publications of the centennial year. The same wri-
ter contributed to the " Proei'-s-verbaux des stances de
la Societe litteraire, .scieutifique et artistique d'Ajjt"
(2me serie. tome 3me, Apt 1880, pp. 12J-131) an essay,
'■Des o^uvres relatives a Petrarque publiees a Toccasiou
de sa fete seculaire. "
1875. Petzholdtj J. — Die ItalienischeFest-
litteratur zur Feier der Jubilaeu von Bo-
naventura, Petrarca uud Thomas v. Aquin.
Dresden, Schonfeld. 8'^.
Extracted from the iournal, "Neucr Anzeigcr fiir Bi-
bliographie und Bibliothekswissenechaft " for Janu-
ary 1875. A similar "Nota delle publicazioni fatte in
onore de! Petrarca nell'occasionc del siio V** centenario"
appeared in "11 I'ropugnatox-e" (Bol. 1874)vii,itp. -Ij7-4t'2.
1877. Ferrazzi , G. J. — Bibliografia pe-
trarchesca. Bassario, Sante Possato. 8".
The princij.al general work on Petrarch bibliography.
It is a separate reprint, with a preface, from the au-
thor's Eticictopedia dautcsca {or Manual*: dantesco) issued
by the same publisher in b volumes, 1865-77, in which it
includes pp. 553-853 of the 5th volume.
- Francois Petrarquo
Moutbeliard , Hoff-
18S0. Chevalier, U.
bio-bibliographique.
mann. 8*^.
A compact catalogue, with brief titles, of works and
periodical articles relating to Petrarch.
1882. Fiske, W. — A catalogue of Petrarch
books. Ithaca, IVew York. 4". F.
A hastily prepared catalogue of my own collection.
as it was at the time, printed (privately) to avoid the
purchase of duplicates.
1883. Arrigonijii. — Notice historique et
bibliographique sur vingt-cinq manuscrits
dont vingt-quatre sur parchemin et un sur
papier des X^ XI-, XO", XIII^ & XIV-^ sie-
cles. Fir. , tip. dell' Arte della stampa. 4**.
An account of certain manuscripts, asserted to have
once belonged to Petrarch, otfered for sale by the well
known and recently deceased Milanese bookseller.
G. Fracassetti, in the preface to bis Italian version of
Petrarch's Letfere dclle cose familiari (Fir., I863-G7),
i, pp. 19-21, has a careful list of the editions of Petrarch'a
Kpistles; C. Stolfi inserts a similar list, but with many
errors and many omissions, in his edition of the early
volgarizzamento of Petrarch's De remediiv (Bol. 1867-68),
i , pp. 41-43 , recording tho editions of the original text
and of the translations of that work ; and G. Carducci
gives an excellent critical estimate of the more valuable
manuscripts and editions of the Rime in the preface to
his commentary on the Eime di Francesco Petrarca ao-
pra argomcnti storici, morali e diocrsi (Liv. , 1876),
pp. vii-xlix. The bibliography of the Boccaccio- Petrarch
Griseldis tale, and of its multitudinous versions, paraphra-
ses and imitations, is to be found in a special article by
R. Kohler in the Ersch and Uruber Allf/emeine Encykto-
pdtUe, erste Section, xxi. Bibliographical information in
regard to the various biographies of Petrarch is to be
sought in Ct. B. Baldelli's Del Petrarca e delle .sue Opere
(Fir., 1797, and again 1837); in D. de' Rossetti's Pe^raraf,
Giulio CeUo e Boccaccio (Trieste 1828), pp. 285-312; and
in 2. Re's / hiograji del Petrarca (Fermo, 1859). — Pe-
trarch editions are, of course, treated in the general bib-
liographical dictionaries of Mattaire and Panzer, Main.
Brunet. Kbert and Griisse ; in the more restricted dictio-
naries of Fontanini and Haym ; in Zambrini's Le opcrt
volgari a stampa dei secoli XIII e XIV (of which the edi-
tion with the false date of 18i^l is identical with the
4th edition of 1878, except that it hasagenuine appendix
containing some additional luatter and corrections); in
tho lists of Testi di lingua by (Jamba, Poggiali, Bacchi
dcUa Lega and others; and iu the various special trea-
tises devoted to tho history of the early presses, such as
Renouard(Aldiue),Bandini (Juntine),Zaccaria (Marcolini),
(Manzoni (Souciuo) . etc. An invaluable addition to Pe-
trarch bibliography will be tho catalogue of Petrarch
editions in the British Blusenm , now in course of pre-
))aration and to be published by the Museum authori-
lits, as a separate work, sometime iu the year 1887.
TABLE or CONTEXT.'^.
I
Preliminary Note Page 2
I. ('OLI-ECTIVK WbITINGS 3
II. Imtin Works (prose).
A. De remediis utriusciue forttuue 3
B. De contemptu niundi 3-4 i
C .De vera sa])icntia 4
D. De Vita Nolitaria 4 ;
K. De otio religiosoruni 4 '
V. Do vivis illustribus 4 '
(J. De rebus memoraudis 4
II. llinerarium syriacum 4
i. Psalmi pccnitentialej* 4-5 ■
II. Latin Works (pkose).
J. Epistolar P-tj*- ">
III. Latin Works (^^RSK) *' i-
IV. Italian Works.
A. The Rime (complete) G-9
B. The Rime (in part) 9-10
C. The Rime (translated) in
V. AscuiHKn Works.
A. Latin in
B. Italian (prosei 10
C. Italian (verse) I nil
SpKCIAL PkTRAKCH BiBLIOGRAl'llIKS 1 1 1 :i
Florence. - Printed by La Uonoier Succcsiors.
BIBLIOGEAPHICAL
NOTICES
III
FRANCIS PETRARCH' S
TREATISE
DE RE MED IIS UTRl USQUE FORTUNJS
Text axi* Versions.
PEELIMIXABY NOTE.
Excepting the invaluable collections of his letters, the longest, and, on the -whole,
most important Latin prose ■(vork of Petrarch is his ethical dialogues concerning the An-
tidotes against both G-ood and Evil Fortune, or, as he himself entitled it, the treatise Df
remediis ulriusqtie fortimcr. Of its wide-spread popularity, in the century which preceded
and the two centuries which followed the introduction of tj-pography , the numberless man-
uscript copies still preserved in the libraries of Europe, and the many titles of printed
editions enumerated in subsequent pages, afford abundant evidence. It is safe to say that,
until after the days of Erasmus, no secular production in modern Latin literature was fa-
miliar to so large a public ; and the avidity with which it was perused in Germanj-, France
and Spain may almost be compared with that singular devotion which was paid , south of
tlie Alps, to Peti-arch's Italian verse. In some of its numerous versions it is still not infre-
quently cited, despite the fact that only a single complete edition, in any language, has
appeared during the last hundred years.
Both Mussafia and Hortis have observed that the idea of the second book especially, as
doubtless the title of the whole work , is to be sought in the brief tractate De remrdlis fortrii-
iorum attributed to the philosopher Seneca, whose stylo the Latinity of Petrarch resem-
bles, and whose witings the Italian moralist had assiduously studied. Eefereuce is made
to tlie work of Seneca in the prologue to the first book of the Dc remediis utriusquc fortuna-,
and again in at least one of the dialogues ; that work was itself printed half a dozen times
before the year l-iOO, and to some of those early editions Petrarch, through the dishonesty,
or amplifying zeal, of a scribe or editor, became an involuntary contributor — the similarity
of style and subject having led to the idea of eking out the meagre paragraphs of Seneca by
adding to them passages selected from Petrarch. In one of his epistles {Sen., xvi, 9) Pe-
trarch disclaims any relationship between his production and another famous one on an
allied theme, the essay De miseria conditionis vitm humanie of Pope Innocent III.
But whatever may have been the original motive which induced Petrarch to plan the
work, its composition was probably finally determined, or at anj- rate accelerated, by its
author's meditations on the fluctuating fortunes of his friend, Azzo da Corregio, at one
time , in association with his brothers , the ruler of Parma , to whom the treatise , in the first
prologue, is expressly dedicated. Twice, in his letters, Petrarch alludes to its progress,
so that the date of its composition is fairlj' well ascertained. From these statements
in the correspondence , and from internal evidence , we ma3- reasonably conclude that
it was begun about 1357, that is, not very long after the culmination of Azzo's misfor-
tiyies — his flight from Verona, of which city he had been governor under the powerful Sea-
las, followed by the confiscation of his estates and the imprisonment of his wife and children
by Can Grande ; while , if we may believe an apparently trustworthy codex , preserved in
the Marcian library, purporting to be a copy, made by the scribe Franceschino daFossadolce,
of Petrarch's own autograph, it was finally finished exactly at the " hora tertia" of Octo-
ber 5, 136G {Anno Domini. 1366. mi. nonas octobris hora tertia. -Ex originali proi>ria scriplo
manu.) — a precision of statement quite in accordance with Petrarch's literary habits. The
dedicatory prologue was evidently written at an early period of the woi-k's progress, while
the Parmesan prince was still alive, and his overwhelming misfortunes still fresh in Pe-
trarch's remembrance, a fact explaining the absence of any allusion to Azzo's death, which
occurred in the summer or autumn of l'iG2. The relations which existed between the two
have been often described. They are dwelt upon, at more or less length, in the second volume
of Tiraboschi's Diblioteca Modenese (178"2, pp. 88-95) ; in the 'Discorso preliminaro su la di-
rEELTMIXARY XoTE.
mora del Petrarca in Parina,' which introduces tho second volume il7S9) of AfTi'i's Meniorie
deijli scrittori e lelleratl parinigiani, and in the sketch of Azzo which immediately follows it
(pp. 3-39) ; in Baldelli's Del Petrarca e delle sue oiiere (,1797, pp. 230-231, or 1837, pp. 242-243);
in the Fracassetti edition of the Lcttere di Francesco Petrarca delle cose familiart (1863 1867)
in the form of a note to book iv. , epistle 9 (vol. i. , pp. 525-533) ; and in the ' Cenni storici '
prefixed to Borlan's Parma liherata (1870) — an edition , with commentary , of the canzone
Quel ch' ha nostra natura in si: pik degno. Two of the extant letters of Petrarch were ad-
dressed to Azzo, and others to members of his family; while the canzone just cited (first
printed in the Soncino edition of the E,ime, Fano 1503) was probably composed b\- him in
lionor of Azzo , though not assigned a place in the Canzoniere.
The De remediU is divided into two books, the first treating of good fortune, witli exam-
ples and arguments intended to prove that prosperity is not an unmixed blessing, the other
on evil fortune, endeavoring to show that adversity is not an unqualified ill. It is written
in the form of dialogues, but without any intention or pretence of dramatic effect. The first
speaker serves simply to suggest, by an assertion or ejaculation, a theme to the second,
who thereupon enlarges upon it; in other words, the colloquial style is used merely to make
the author's admonitions, counsel, or consolation more personal and direct, while it answers
the purpose of paragraphing the essay, and of giving a momentary repose to the reader's
retlective and attentive faculties. These interlocutors are styled in the first book Gaiulium
(or, in the later dialogues, Spes) and Ratio; in the second book Dolor (or, occasionally, Me-
lun) and Jialio. Of course, in both books, the burden of the discourse falls upon Patio.
There are, in all, 254 dialogues, each on some subject supposed to conduce to felicity or in-
felicity, 122 in book i. , and 132 iu book ii. Each book is preceded by a prologue, that intro-
ducing book i. serving both as a dedication and as an explanation of the general object of
the treatise. The work abounds in citations of classic and ecclesiastical writers, and in il-
lustrations drawn from the lives of noted men —a mass of learning gathered, it must be no-
ted, in those days at first hand, and not, as now, easily acquired from encyclopedias and
biographical dictionaries. Tho De rcmediis belongs to that class of literary productions de-
signed, not for study or continuous reading, but for occasional solace or recreation — a
class represented in Euglisli literature by Burton's Anatomy of Melanchobj , and in Frencli
by the Essais of Montaigne, who, like Petrarch, had made himself familiar with the moral
dissertations of Seneca. The condition of the printed text, as that of Petrarch's Latin prose
in general, is not such as to render an estimate of the character of the woi'k either a safe
or an easy task. The best and fullest analysis is that of Gustav Ivoertiug in his Pelrarca's
Leheii and Werkc (1878, pp. 524-DG4) ; far less worthy of praise is the account of it in the
preface to Casirairo Stolfi's reprint of the so-styled Dassaminiato Italian version (1867); but
some information may be gleaned from passages in the Avritings of Hortis, Symonds and
Geiger.
The printed issues of the complete Latin original , if we reckon those comprised in the
various editions of the author's collected works, number nearly thirty, and to them must
be added the epitomes of the Carthusian Adrianus, Albrecht von Eyb and others, some ot
which were many times reprinted. The work was rendered into eight modern languages —
two different versions existing in each of the two principal continental tongues — and sev-
eral of these translations wont through numerous editions, many of them in the shape of
large and expensive volumes. They were mostly translated and illustrated by scholars of
note, and adorned by artists of skill. The Latin text appeared successively, between about
1474 and 1753, in Germany, Italy, France, Switzerland, Holland and Hungary. The va-
rious translations are cited in the following lists in the alphabetical order of their languages ;
but chronologically, the earliest editions of each version were issued as follows : 1501,
Bohemian ; 1510, Spanish ; 1523, French by Oresme ; 1532, German by Stahel and Spalatinus;
1539, German by Vigilius; 1549, Italian; 1579, English; 1006, Dutch; 1641, Swedish (pseudo-
translation); 1044 (?), French by Greuailles ; 1720, Hungarian. A book thus universally
read during three centuries merits a more thorough anS critical examination than it has
hitherto received, and deserves the justice of a carefully edited and purified text.
PRELIMINARY NOTE.
s
No real attempt has ever been made to compile the bibliography of the Be remediis , the
meagre notices of its editions and versions in the general and special bibliographical works
abounding in errors , and rendering many doubtful points more obscure. The essay here
attempted is to be regarded as a chapter of the still unprinted second catalogue of my Pe-
trarch collection, though I have included not a few editions absent from my shelves, but
which I have been able to examine elsewhere. These latter are indicated by an obelisk (f)
!' before the title number. The exigencies of printing have required the setting of the de-
;; scriptive notes in Italic, while citations of the titles of books and chapters, and quotations
f' from the text of the edition treated , are usually in Eoman — a plan adopted , probably for
the same reasons , by Hain in his Rcpertorium hihliograpldcum.
My thanks are due, for numberless acts of kindness, to the always courteous authorities
of the principal European libraries — more particularly , perhaps , to the chiefs and under-
.^ librarians of the great public book-collections of Florence, Munich, Vienna, Budapest,
JH Prague and Copenhagen; to my obliging correspondents, Dr. M. P. A. G. Campbell of the
If. Eoj'al Library at the Hague, Mr. George Bullen, Keeper of the Department of Printed
■<■-■ Books at the British Museum, Dr. Claes Aunerstedt of the University Library of Upsala,
Dr. Manuel Eamayo y Bans of the National Librarj- of Madrid, Dr. Arpad Hellebraut of
Budapest, Professor Karl Szabo of the Transylvaniau National Museum at Klausenburg,
Mr. Victor Develay of Paris, Dr. Johannes Uebinger of Miiuster, and many others; to my
friend, Mr. George L. Burr, for painstaking researches in some 6f the French and English
libraries; and, most especially, to my friend and former assistant, Mr. Horace Kephart,
now of the Yale University Library of New Haven , Connecticut.
ViUa Forini, Florence, Kovcmhcr 1^87.
I
W. F.
FRANCIS PETRARCirS
TREATISE
DE REMEDIIS UTRIUSQUE FORTUN.E.
I. THE LATIN TEXT.
1. In the Collected Works.
1. (1496). Franciscus PetrarcliadeEe-[me-
diis utriusiy Fortume. At end, 'i Franoisci
Petrai'ohai poet* Oratorisrj; Clarissimi : Liber
Secundus: | in quo de Aduersa Fortuna dispu-
tatur : Foeliciter explicit.
f." ff. [112] ■ si</. a-q (of which b, d, f, i, k,
1, u , o anil p are tn Gs; a, o, o, h, m and q
in 8s; and g in Id); Latin letter; page-lines
(exclnsii-e of running -title and sirjnature), 55.
Ou.NTENTs: — Tille-foiio, reverse blank; table of
dialoyues, Annotatio Dialogoru : Libri I. Fran-
oisci Petrarclia;, f. 'Jab; j'rologue, book i. ,
Epistolaris Priefatio, ff. 3a-4h ; text, boolci.,
ff. 5a-52b; table of dialogues, Dialogoru: Li-
bri. II.Francisci Potrarchse Annotatio, f. 53
ab (—sig. hi); jjrologite, book it., Epistolaris
Prasfatio, ff.54a-5i;a; text, hookii, ft'. 5i;b-
112a, reverse blank.— This forms the third sec-
lion of the first collective edition or' Petrarch's
works (Basileu:, Joannes de Amerhach, 149Ci) ,
preceded by the Bucolioa and the essay De vita
solitaria. Like all the treatises in the volume it
7ias its oan title-folio and its oirn scries of sig-
natures, and is thus occasionaUy offered for
sale as an independent , undated edition. The
lext .followed bji the printers is that of Cremona
14H2 (.see no. 8).— The first edition of the collective
norks opins with 20 Latin verses', composed in
honor of the publisher, Johann von Amerbach,
by Seba.if.ian Brandt, in consequence of which the
editorship of the volume has been ascribed to the
latter, /lain, 1274!).
2. (15011. Annotatio Dialogorura Li. I.
Fran. Petrarche. At end, 1 Fraoisci Petrar-
che poete Oratorisq,- Clarissimi | Liber secun-
dus in quo de aduersa fortuna dispulatur:
Feliciter explicit.
.f."in 8s. ff. [85] ; sig. ff , g-q (of which p in
II) and q in .-,) ; Gothic; <louble columns; par/c-
lines (not including the current title and signa-
ture), (!5. ConTESTs:— Table of dialof/ues, f.
la; prologue, book i. , ff. lb -2b': text, look!,.,
Ti Francisci Petrarche Poete oratoris ir; Cla-
rissimi: osolatiui operis sui ad Azoinem do
Kemedijs utriusq,> fortune liber primus, ff.
oa-4()a, col. 2 (sig. k viii); table of d'lalonucs,
./. 4l)a, col. 2-40b; prologue, book'ii. , ff. '41a-
42 b; text, book ii. , II Fracisci Petrarche poe-
te Oratorisq,' | Clarissimi consolatiui operis
sui ad Azo'nem de Kemedijs utriusq; fortune:
Li-ber secudus, ff. 43a-S5a, on the reverse
the begmmnq of the treatise De contemptu mun-
m. — The title as cited is more correctly the cur-
rent heading to the dialogue-index ofbooki.,
the special title of that index containinr'; the2>rop-
cr designation of the treatise, (f. la, col. 1):
1i Insignis ac plurimum cr.solatiui opis | Fra-
cisci Petrarche poete atq,' oratoris | Clarissi-
mi: de remedijs utriusq,' fortune | ad Azonc :
duos libros dialogis ducentis qnqgintaqtuor
distinctos otinetis : Dialoigo? libri pnii do
remedijs pspe fortune: j coUecta : ordiata:
euumeratati,' annotatio— r/icDeremediis /'orms
the sixth division of the secoivl collective edition
, of Petrarch's works (Venctiis, Simon de Lucre,
1501), and is preceded by the 5 treatises, De
ignorantia suiipsius ? niulto?,De ocio religio-
S09, Itinerarium, Propositum factum corii
rege vngarie, and De vita solitaria. The text
■IS apparently that of the Basle edition of 1406
(see no. 1) , which, to judge .from the adoption of
the term Epistolaris prefatio as the runninq ti-
tle of the prologues, and .from other indications,
the artonymous editor mtcst have had constantly
before his eye.
3. (1503). t Insignis ac Plurimil consola-
tiui opis Franloisci Petrarchiii poetaj atq,' ora-
toris Clarissimi: De I remediis utriuscp fortu-
na3 ad Azonii : duos libros | dialogis ducetis
qnqgintaqtuor distinctos cotlneitis. At end,
II Francisci Petrarohae pootaj Oratorisqj Cla-
rissimi. Liber seoundus J quo de aduersa for-
tua di sputat. FcBliciter explicit.
/."Ml 8s. ff. \8(;] ; sig. f ii-q [vii] ; Latin let-
ter; double columns; page-lines (excluding run-
ning title and signature)' IJI. Contknts ':— Ta-
ble of dialogues, ff. la (siy.fii, col. l)-3b; text,
book I., ff. 3a-4(>b; table of dialoqnes , f. 41a
(sig. Hi); prologue, book ii. , ff. 4ib-43a; text,
book It. , ff'. 41b-SGa (sig. q vii , col. 2 , below
uuddle) , .followed by tke'colophon, and the title
andfirst^ lines of the treatise De contemptu niun-
<li. — This issue ot the De remediisybrms, accor-
ding to the title-page list, the eighth section in
DE UEMEDHS UriilUSQUE FoRTUX^i:.
I
I
Ihe tltini collective edition of Pctrarcli'- irork.^
(Venetiis, Simon BiuiCar^ua, loOBi, ir/iirh opens
with the Vita Petrarche editaper Hierouj'mum
squarzaficum , and the Epistole ; hut as the list
given on the litle-page is no' strictly accurate, it
mnji he bitter indicated as the fifth treatise in the
series of signatures a, b , c, d,'etc., ])receded hg
the De otio, Itinerariuin, Propositum, and De
vita, solitaria. The text of the De remediis is
copied from that of the preceding edition; ihe
edi'orship is unstated and unknoren.
4. (looi). S^ Francisei | Petrarchse V. C.
in Libros de Eemediis | utriusque Fortunae. |
Prsefatio. At end, Age res tuas , curam banc
re-|linque uiuentibus.
f." in Ss. pp. 1-254; Florentine initials.
Co'STEHiS'. — Prologtie, book i. , pp. 1-0; text,
book i., 5^ FrancisciPe-ltrarchiE V. G. dere-
me-'diis utriusque Fortunse, | Liber I. | Ad
splendidvm na- talibvsq. clarvm virvm Azn-
nemCorregivm, prin- eipem Parmensem, ami-
cum suum, j>p. 7-121; prologue, book ii. , ])p.
121-125; text, book ii. , pp. 125-254. — This is
the first treatise , folloir ing the general dedication
and other preliminary mailer , in t tie first vol-
ume of the fourth, best edited and best printed,
collective edition of Petrarch's ivorks (Basileie,
Henricus Petri, 1554). The editor iras Johan-
nes (or, as he suhseciuentlg stalled, himself, Ba-
sileus Johannes) Herohl, b. Jiochstadt 1511, d.
Basic 1581 ('?), a laborious scholar , who dedica-
ted the edition to Johannes Baderius. The te.et
is virtually unchanged, but the index of dialogues,
jtreviously prefixed to each book, is omitted, and
the 'mention ofAz::o is transferredfrom the head-
ing of the 2>rologue to book, i. to the sub -title j)re-
ceding the text of book i. , and is repeated in the
sub-title of the text of book ii.
5. (1581). Francisci Petrai--|ch!e V. G. in
libros de re-lmediis vtvivsqve fortvufe. Prse-
fatio. At end, Age res tuas, curam banc re-
lin-'que uiuentibus.
finSs. ff. [2], 2}p. 1-222; Florentine ini-
tials. GoNTENis: — Prologue, hook i. , ff.[l\h-
[2\b; text, hooki., Francisci Petrar-.chae V. C.
de remediis : vtrivsqve fortvnse , , Liber I. j ad
splendidvm natalibvsq'. | clarvm virvm Azo-
nem Corre- givm , principem parmen- sem, a-
micum suum. , jp. 1-101 ; j>rolo'iue, hook ii.,
pp. 102-106; text, book ii. , pp. 10G-122.—Tlie
De remediis again succeeds the introductory mat-
ter as the first t7'eati3e in the fifth and last col-
lective edition of Petrarch' sivorks (Basilem, Se-
basiianus Tlenricpetri , 1581}, a reprint, hut in-
ferior in typography and paper, of the 1554
edition. The ivorks are divided into two tomes ,
separately paged, the first containing the prose,
the .second the verse (Latin and Italian). The ti-
tlecited is that prefixed to tlie first prologue, lehicli,
as in 1554 , follotrs immediately after tlie general
index to the a:orks, occupying the three final pa-
yes of the 14 unnumbered folios at tlic beginning
(that is, sig. fff a to fffS a), the text of book
i. commenci'ig ivith Ihe numbered pages. — For
a notice of a pseudo-edition o'' the Opera, inclu-
ilinfi Ihe De remediis, see no. 21 ; but Ihe only col-
lective editions, properly so called,, of Petrarch's
writings are the fire here cited, namely, 1. Basle
14HI!; 2. Venice 1501; 3. Venice 150!) ; 4. Basle
1554; 5. Ba,le 1581.
2. Independent Editions.
t6. (lili?). [d]E etate ilorida ? spe vite
longioris capitulum f mu | De foi'ma /. la.
[c]Vin res fortunasi^ hominu cogito, incortos
? subitos I reru mot /. ."a. At end , Laus deo
pax viuis. Kequies eterna defunctis.
f." ff. [187]-\-4 blank leaves ; no signatures ;
Gothic; 2»'ge-lines, 39; printed page, 211 by
132 millimeters ; water-Diark , ox-head, a line
tipped ivith a star risitig between the horns; tiro
of the four blank leaves usually occur betnxen ff.
76 and 77, and ff. 130 and 131, the other t]vo
follon- ing the two-leaved index of dialogues, irheth-
er that he placed at the begiinting or end of the
volume; in the space left at the higinning oj'each
dialogue for an ornamental initial the proper
letter is indicated in lower-case, so pjlaced as to
line ivith the inner margin of the page. Cox-
tents; — Index, or table of dialogues^ double col-
umns, [d]E etate florida ? spe vite ^. la-2b,
ending Eeplioit [sic] liber iste 3 remedijs |
vtriusq,' fortune dni francisci | petrarclie lau-
reati poete ?c /. 2b, col. 2; 2>rologue, hook i. ;
[c]Vm res fortunasij,' hominu cogito , ff\ 3a-5b,
ending Explicit :p\og\is , followed by a false title
to hook i., in tivo separately printed lines, Inci-
pit liber Primus de Kemedys vtriust^' fortue
De etate florida | Sequitur Capitulum Pri-
mum tc f. 5h , middle, tite remainder of the page
blank; text, hook i. , [e]Tas florida est multum
superest vite^'. Ga-88b, followed by the two dis-
tinct lines, Finit liber jimus de Remedys
vtriusq,' fortune laureati poete folicitery'. .S'Si,
lines 15-16, with remainder of page blank ; p)ro-
logue, book ii, , [e]X omnlb , que uf micla [sic]
lecta placuerut, ff. 89a-93b, folloived by four
lines, Explicit prologus secundi libri de Ke-
medys | Vtriusfp fortue Incipt [sic] liber se-
cundus De for- initate coi-poris. Capitulu. Pri-
mu. Egisse mecu | niniis illiberaliter ief. SSh,
lines 12-15, rest of page blank; text, book ii.,
eGisse mecu nimis illiberaliter naturam ff.
tl4a-187a, ending .Deo. gracias line 10, fol-
loived hy colophon, the remainder of the page and
the reverse of this fina I folio 6/ariA". — Charactkk-
iSTics. — In two instances Ihe text is interrupted
afeir lines below the lop of the page, and is only
continued, at the top) of the follon- ing l>age; the
first occurs in book i. , dial. 64 , on f. 5.^b, where
the interrupted text in line !> ex arabia in egip-
tumauolasse isfollorved by an isolated lothline,
Vaoat Neo Vicio Nee Defectu — the remainder
of the page remaining blank , and the dialogue
continuing , f. 54a, with the x'ocrfs captamq,' ibi,
ct roma delata ; the second similar case is in the
same book, dial. 89 on f. 66h, the text suddenly
ending line 13, in pronellis redis, followed hy
cm isolated 14th line, Vacat Nee Vicio Nee De-
fectu Soc^uit E Oacrere [sic] re — leaving the rest
of tlie page vacant, and the text continuing , f.
67a, Ct. E carcere digressus gaudeo. — Another
blunder of the press, though less evident to the
eye, is more perplcring to the reader. A por-
tion of the manuscript of hook ii. , being the whole
of dial. 85. Do scabie, and the first lines of
dial. 86. De vigilia, teas apparently jmt into
type too early, and , hg a blunder in the making
up of a form, inserted as a page in the text of
dial. 7. De servitute ; /. HOa ends forsan vxori
forsan— //',cn comes the' u-ronglg placed page—
and the sentence is resumed at the top of f. lOOa,
TUB LATIN TEXT.
ii:ilh raetricule forsau otii. TfiU faultili/ in-
^rted iwge irtis suhscqucntly reset, as the typo-
graphical variations indicate, and repeated in
Hi proper x>lace, /. t'>Oa, One page of'llic liouk
there/ore occurs twice. For a repetition of this
hltmder — Jess pardonahle titan the original Diis-
take — sec no. 7. — There are no titles or numbers
to tlic dialogues , hut in most of the extant copies
these have been neatly inserted in red by han<l at
the time of rubricafion yerhaps. — The table of
the dialogues, occupying, in the copy described ,
the first ttro leaies, is found sometinus at the be-
ginning , sometimes at the end of the volume, and,
in one otherwise fine copy , not at all; it seems to
beprinted onpaper of a different quality , having
a different water -mark , and is , therefore, prob-
ably of a slightly later dale than the text; the
n'aicr-mark of tlie table is a Gothic capital ^]
icitli a cross rising from its summit, irhile that
of t lie remainder of' the n'ork is the ox-head and
star. — The total number of leaves in the volume,
including those in blank, in an ahsolufely perfect
copy, sliould be, it n:ould seem, I'.ll, hut in all
the citations and, references made above, only
the actually printed folios (1-187) have been ta-
ken into accojmt. Date and Pkinteu. — In the
catalogue of I he Munich lioi/al Library the date
of 1474 is assigned to the eilition; in the liritish
Museum copy, on a stub of one of the blank leaves,
is a note uhich seems to be indicative of the
jiosscssor of the copy in the year 1477. As to the
2>lace and printer tliere is still much room for in-
vestigation. The tyjye is assuredly the same as
that used for tite first edition (147.^) of Petrarch's
Vita C;«saris and in Vwsar's T>e bello gallioo
which accompanies it, Vanzer assigns both the
De remediis and the Vita Ciesaris to Jlcinrich
Eggestein of Slrassburg. llain gives the De
remediis to Eggestein and the A'ita Ccesaris
(no. 422R) to Conrad Eyner ofEsslingen. Grlis-
se (Trisor , ii., p. 5) says of the Ciesar, ' Cette
Edition est attrihudc a tort a Eggestein de Stras-
bourg par Panzer et Barnard, ou ri, Arnold
Therlioernen de Cologne par Crevenna et Santan-
der. Elle apparlient aux presses de Conr. B'yner
(f Esstingen qui s^cst servi des memes caracteres
(sauf quelqucs jictites d,iff'irences, j>. ex. dans
les s) ]joar son edition dc Pet, Nigri Tract, ad
.ludieorum pevfidiam estirpandum, Esl. 1475.
8".' This poiitivc statement is not supported by
the facts , for, carefully comparing the Csesar
(or, nliat is the same thing , tlie De remediis)
tcilh the edition of the treatise by P. Niger (which
is no' in octavo, hut in folio) cited by Grdsse, it
will be found that there arc too many and too
wide divergences in the characters of the type em-
ployed to make it probahle that they came from
the same press. Striking in both, the De reme-
diisanr? llie Vita Cwsaris are the shapes of the
capitals G and Q, as n-ell as the regular curves
of the lon-er-case f , (long) s, and combined ot;
hut most notable is a jtecnliar mark of punctua-
tion, used in addition to the long comma [/|; it
resembles a rou ;hly designed mark of interroga-
tion (V) , inclinel to the right, and is common to
the tu-o Petrarch books, but is not found in the
■work of /*. Niger, cited by Grasse, which bears
the imprint of Fyner or' Esslingen, A type,
like that styled by I'anzcr the 'smaller Gothic of
Eggestein,' seems to have been used in the years
1470-14S0 — but n-ilh slight variations of charac-
ter—at Slrassburg , Esslingen, Wiirzburg and
one or tn-o other 2>laccs, On the u-holc, in the
case of the De remediis, the xreight' of the evi-
dence tints far atldttccil is in favor of Slrassburg
anil the priitter Eggestein ; but titerc still remaitis
the fact of such ungainly mistakes as the ttro half-
vacant piages, and the improperly interpolated
%)age—nol at all probable in an establishment so
icell organized as that of Eggestein in 1474, and
in marked contrast tvith the carefully executed
irorks n-hich issued from it even earlier than that
date. If the first edition of the Du remediis be
indeed his, tlien its date might ivell be referred
to a period u:hen his 2'»'esses irere much netcer ,
and his craftsmen much less experienceil, Egge-
stein apj)arctti It/ printed from about IdtiS to 1478,
but his first dated book left the press in 1471,
The EnrriON. — 'This is the earliest printed edi-
tion of the complete De remediis. U was prin-
ted from a mantiscript characterized by many
corruptions of the text, and teas rtprittteil but
once. There is tto ntention ofAzzo's nattic cither
in the first proloytte or elsetvhere, — Copies of tlie
edition e.rist in the National Library, Paris
(which possesses tiro); in the British Musetini; in
the Royal Library, Copenhagen (very fresh, hav-
ing hut one rubricated page, and very tall); in
both the lioijal and University Libraries , Munich
(that of the latter , Itotrevcr, lacking several fo-
lios) ; and, in the National Library, Florence
(othepvise fine, but tranting the tiro folios con-
taining tIte table of dialogues). Most of these
copies have been examined. Rain, 12790.
7. (1485?) Franciscus Petrar-jcha de Re-
raedijs | vtriusij} fortune. At end, Laus deo.
S.» ff. [4], l-CXII, I-CXXX; sig., \ sheet
icithout signatures, a-z, A-M, ofvhich d, h,
m, q, V, A, E, H and K in 4s, and M in 6;
Gothic ; page-lines (exclusive of folio number and
signature), ,16 ,17; jirintcd page (cxcltiding the
same), 14.'> by 84 millimeters ; in the dialogues
three-line, and'; in the prologues and at the be-
ginning of each book, five-line or six-line spaces
are left for ornamental initials; it trill be noted
that the trork is divided by the folio ttumeration
into ttro tomes (I. , table and book i, , II. , l>ook
ii,) , but the signatures are continuous ; the folio
numlter is on the obverse in the centre at top , in
much larger t ype ; on the reverse, centre, top, of
each folio , in the saritc large type as the folio
number oppiosile, is, in book i,, the abbrevia-
tion Fo., irhile book ii. has throughout , in the
sameplace, Iheunabbr viatedFoMo.; thctpecial
titles of the dialogues are folloived , in the same
line, by the dialogue numbers in Roman, coin-
mencing iti book i, with Ca. iij on f. Vila, but
tvith some errors in numeration, as at the end of
book i. , tvherc the las! ilialogues rtm oxis , cxxij ,
cxxi, cxxij, atid in bookii., where ichat should
be Ca. xxxiiij is numbered Ca. xliiij. Con-
tents:— Title, f. [1]a; table of dialogues, Inci-
pit Tabula Presentis Operis. , ff. [l]b-[4]b,
doidilc ciilttinns, ending irith an isolated 12th line,
Finit Tabula Secuiidi Libri the remaintler of
tlte page, f. \4]b, blank ; prolotine , book i. , Pro-
logus Primi libri. (large type), ff, la-IIIIb,
ending Explicit Prologus. , line 7;'text , book i, ,
Inoipit liber primus (large type), ff. IIII b
(line S)-CXIIb, ending with tivo lines at bottom,
Finit liber primus dni Francisei petrarche.' do
Remedijs vtriusip fortune laureati poete. ; 2>ro-
logue, book ii., Prologus Secundi libri (large),
ff. la-VIIa, ending Explicit liber Secundus
line 9; te.vl , book ii, Incipit liber Secundus
{large), ff, Vila {line l(1)-CXXXa, ending in
final line tvith Laus duo. , the reverse of the final
folio being blank, CiiAnACTERiSTics. — The
printers of this second edition used the first , the
text and arrangement being throughout the same.
DE EEMEDIIS VTRIUSQVE FORTUN.E.
W
They even reprinted that edition's tcorst blunder,
the insertion of a prematurely composed page in
the midst of book ii. , dial. 7. De Servitute. The
matter thus misplaced begins here on f. Xlllla
(book ii.), line 4 from the bottom, De Scabie im-
portuna. Ca. viij. and ends f. XVa, line 9, n-ith
the irords teste h^ illusionu, thefollotring v-ords,
meretricule forsan being the continuation of
dial. 7; the n-rongbf-placed matter is repeated
helxceen f. LXXXtb, line 10, De Scabie. Ca.
Ixxxvi., andf. LXXXIIa, line 5 from bottom,
ending witli the words babet illusionum. — The
number of dialogues in book i. , is 122, and in
book ii. , 133, but the latter is first increased bg
tico, oiling to the double insertion of the two dia-
logue-headings De Scabie and De Somni caren-
tia (or De Vigilia), and then, decreased hg one
by merging into one the tiro dialogues of later edi-
tions, De paupertate (8) and De damno passo
{9j. — No mention of Azzo da Correggio occurs
anywhere. Date and Printer. — Hain (12791)
indicates no place , date or printer. The Rossetti
collection does not possess a copy , and the title is
therefore not found in the Hortis catalogue ; it
apparently exists in none of the Italian libraries ;
indeed, the book seems to be nearly or quite as
rare as the first edition. Griisse (Tresor, v.,
2). 235) says that it is either from the press of
Heinrich Knotdocht-cr of Heidelberg , c. 14So,
or from that of Johann von Amerbach of Basle,
the publisher of the first collective edition of Pe-
trarch's icorks (see no. 1). But an examination
of various books issued by A merbach betiveen 14S9
and 1492 shows that, in those years at least, he
used no Gothic type at all corresponding to that
here employed. — The copy described is bound in
inlaid vioroccos , in a geometric ptattern , by Gruel
and Engelmann of Paris.
8. (1492) .1 Tabula Eubricarum prteceden-
tis libri. &c. 1 1 Operis Francisci Petrarote de
remedio utriusip fortunte. At end, Ii Accipe
tandem candadissime lector Diuinum Fran-
cisci Petrarose : opus | Nicolai lugari industria
sollerti: Nitidissimii Bernardini. de misintis
de Pap. ] ao Csesaris Parmensis sociorum dili-
genti opera. Impressum Cremona?. Anno |
Incarnationis dnice. 1492. die. 17. mensis No-
uembris. | q.
/.° in 6s. ff. [IGS], ofirhich ihefirst is blank;
sig. 2 , a-z , A-C , of ichicli. 2 is in 4 , a and b in
8s, and C in 7 ; page-lines (exclusive of signa-
ture) 44 ; Latin letter. Contents: — Blank leaf;
'l Tabula Rubricarum, _//'. 2a-3a; Ii IncipiC
Tabula secundi libri, jf. 3b-4b ; Dedication ,
II Ad magnificum splendidissimumi>( uirum
Marchisinum stangham : Ducalem Se'creta-
rium Nicolai lucari Cremonensis Epistola, /.
5ab; prologue, booki.; Ii Francisf.i Petrarcse
poetie oratorisq^. Clarissimi de Remediis u-
triusi],' fortu-lnse : ad Azonem. Liber primus.
Incipit., fj'. tia-Sa; text, book i. , H De Etate
tlorida Dialogus. I. , jf. Sb-Slh (FINIS) ; pro-
logue, book it., II Clarissimi poetaj et oratoris
Firanoisci Petrarca; de 1 remediis fortunas ad-
uerste secundus liber incipit. ,^'. K2a-S5b (near
bottom): text, book it., 1 De Deformitate cor-
poris. Dialogus. c.xxiiii., J)'. Sr>b (7 lines from
bottom)- llitib (12 lines from top); colophon, f.
J65h; device of printers, f. lH^ib (middle).^ —
fiome errors occur in the numbering of the dia-
logues. In book i., in one place, tlie numeration
runs Ixsxvii, Ixxxix, Ixxxs; the 115th dia-
logue has no number, and the following one bears
the number c.xvii (instead q/'c.xvi), and the nu-
meration is then continued, tims making the num-
ber of the dialogues one too many, book i. leav-
ing apparently 123 in place of 122. Moreover,
unlike the next preceding editioyi, the dialogue
numeration rmis on through book ii., u-hich begins
with dialogue c.xxiiii (should be 123) and ends
u-ith dialogue CQ..\-v (should be 254) ; book ii. like-
leise presents some instances of imperfect mt-
meration, and dialogue 214 has the number in
Arabic instead of Roman. Ajidiff'redi {'Editio-
7ies Italicee Sieculi XV.,' p. 223) and Hortis
(Catalogo , no. 338) note the occurrence of the
Tabula at the beginning of the volume , the for-
mer, reasoning from the expression prtecedentis
libri, declaring that it properly follorrs the text;
but it is rarely or never found elsewhere than at
the beginning , and 'prtecedentis libri' here sig-
nifies simply " of book i," Neither the copy de-
scribed by Main (12793) , nor those in the Rosset-
tiana at Trieste have the blank leaf with ichich
the iiork opens , and which forms the first leaf of
the signature containing the Tabula. The copy
descritiedis exceptional, not only in the possession
of this blank leaf, but in the great width of its
margins; on the reverse of the introductory btank
folio is the oval book-stamp , bearing his arvis,
of the Milanese scholar, count Donato tiilva (1690-
1779) , the useful co-laborer of Muratori. — Of the
printers, Bernardino de Misintis of Pavia and
Cesare of Parma, nothing is knoivn. Their
mark, beloiv the colophon , is a globe and cross
bearing their initials, B. M. , and C. P. — This
is the first dated edition of the De remediis, and
the third or fourth book printed at Cremona.
The text iras either taken from a manuscript su-
pterior to that used by the German 2^ri7iters of the
two previous editions , or was corrected by the aid
of better sources. It is virtually the text since
folloned. The editor, Xiccolb Lucaro (Lucari,
or Luf/ari) , d. Cremona, Jan. 8, 1515, was a
distinguished professor of 'eloquence ,^ ivrote se-
veral Latin eulogies or funeral sermons— one of
them on the Cremonese philosopher , Battista Pia-
sio — and a history of Cremona under the domi-
nation of the French king Louis XII, and edited
Fr. Filelfo's Latin version of the oration De Ilio
capto of Dio Chrysostomus, issued by the same
printers three months earlier than tlie De reme-
diis. A eulogy pronounced at Lucaro's funeral
hg J. Crotti is still extant. In his dedicatory
epistle Lucaro alludes in terms of great praise to
two members of a Cremonese family , .Johannes
Franciscus and. Josephus Philippus Melius. The
edition is dedicated to one of Lucaro's jyupils ,
Marchesino Slang a , who is characterize'! in the
' Cremona literata ' ofArisi as Consilii Magni,
& Virtutis exquisita?, cut maximarum rerum
fidem Ludovieus Sfortiai semper habuit in
Reip. Mediolanensis administratione omnium
consiliorum suorum participi. He was sent by
Sforza in 1494 as embassador to Maximilian I.
9. (1515). Francisci Petrarchae | de reme-
diis vtrivsip I fortvnae. Libri. II At end, Ve-
netiis in aedibvs Alexan-ldri Paganini incli-
to Lavlretano principe. | IIII. idvs novem. I
M.D.XV.
.^2' in 8s. ff. [8] , i-x, Xl-CCCXXXr, [/j;
sig. a, A-V, AA-YY: Italic ; jnige-lines 3i;-37 ;
tlie numeration of the folios is at lite bottom of the
page ; the 14th , '58th and ISIith folios arc crro
THE LATIN TEXT.
neouslji nuiiiliered XIII, LVI and CLXXXV;
the lU'te and colophon are in ca^iitaU; tlte latkr
ii f'olluired bi/ a single correction of an error,
Ailuerte In "Epigram, versu sexto -vbi- in- iu-
rias, repone eximias Coniknts: — Title-fo-
lio, reverse blank; Tabvla rvbricarvm prae-
celdentis libri,,^'. [2]a-(3]?); Incipit tabvla se -
cvndi libri.,_#'. ('4lo-['j|«, ending Explicit tabvla
libri se- cvndi. I). Erancisci Pe- trarohae de
reme diis vtrivsfj^ fo'rtvnae., reycrsu blank; ded-
ication, D. Leoni. X. pont. max. san-jctiss. ip
Alexander Pa- ganinvs perpetvani | felicit.,
ff. \7]a-[S\a; Ticivs,/'. [8]l>; prologue, hooki.,
Francisci Petrarcae poetae | oratorisq^ve cla-
rissimi de | remediis vtrivsqve fortvuae, ad
Azonem | liber primvs. Incipit.,,^'. ia-via;
text, hook i. , De aetate florida dialog. I., ff.
vi b-CLXa , reverse blank; prologue, book ii.,
Clarissinii poetao et ora toris Francisci Po-
trar- caederemediisfor tvnae adversae.j Liber
incipit., //. (JLXIa-[CLXII]a; colophon, and
correction of an error of the x>ress , ff. [CLXII]a,
reverse blank. — A second copy in the collection of
this little edition— the printed page of which
vieasures 84 bij 38 millimeters— in the pretty semi-
italic ti/pe emploged by Alessnndro Paganino ,
has some variations : f. LVIII is correctlg num-
bered, leliite Ike tSth folio is numbered VX, and
for the head-line (f. ia) liber primvs. Incipit.
is .lubstituteil Epistolaris praefatio. — Tn book i.
the dialogues are numbered from I to CXXII,
and in book ii. from I to CXXXII. Under the
title TICIVS, onf. [S]b, are 13 anonymous Latin
^erses :
Vin lector precio leui libellum
Thesaurum potius tibi parare ,
Croessi [sic] qui superat, Midgus gazas,
Crassi diuitias, opes LucuUi,
Qui te perpetuo bea/re possit,
Fortunf iuiurias procacis iras
Falsas Ijlandicias docens cauere.
Vitam et viuere sanctitate auita
Aequaudam Curiis, erunt quot, et sunt?
Hoc Kemedia sortis vtriusqj
Petrarche, eximii illius Poety,
Cui tantum tribuis vol in pudendis ;
Compara, lege, perlege, ^'mulare.
It is to this 'epigram^ that the solitary erratum
at the close of the volume refers, the leord iniu-
rias in line 6 being a misprint for eximias.
— It is ivorthy of note that in the same year, Pa-
ganino issued an edition of the Rime of Petrarch,
uniform in size and type with this miniature De
Remediis.
10. (1536). Francisci Petrarchre [ de reme-
diis vtrivsq,' I fortunte. Libri. II. ! q At end,
Venetijs per Dominu^ Bernardinum , Stagni-
num de Tridino Montis | ferrati. Anno Domi-
ni. [ JI.D.XXXVL
li;" in 8s. ff. [6\, 7-48, 79-222, 217-422,
[2]; sig. A-&, AA-&&, AAA-BBB; the two
unnumliercd folios at the end are blank; from
the folio-numeration given above it jvill be seen
that, in making np the forms , the last number
of sig. F (48) ivas mistaken for 78, and the nu-
mernlion goes on trith 7D etc., there being, there-
fore, no folios 49-78, while, by another error,
the folio-numbers 217-222 are duplicated, and,
by another, f. 390 is incorrectly numbered 690;
Me vignette occupying the loiver three-quarters
of the title-page represents the patron-saint of
the 2{rinter, tit. Bernard, an upright figure ,
holding in the right hand a book , and ui'th the
left supporting the_ rayed symbol IH.S, ivilk his
three rejected mitres, one in front and tiro
belli/id; the title and eoloplion are in capitals.
Cp.MTiiNT.s -.—-Title-folio , reverse blank; table of
dialogues, Tabvla rvbricarum prse- cedentis
libri.,/". [•J]a-i;a FIXIS., reverse blank; pro-
logue, book i., Francisci Petrarcae poeta; | ora-
torisqve clarissimi de remediis vtrivsqve
eor tunte [sic], ad Azonem. i Liber primvs.
Incipit., ff. 7a-12b; text, book i., De ietate
florida dialog. I., ff. 12b (line 4 from bottom)-
218b, FINIS.; jirologuc, book ii., Clarissimi
po''tte et oratoris Francisci \ Petrarcae de re-
ine;diis fortvnae I adversse. | Liber incipit.,
/. 219a-222n,; text, book ii., De deformitate
i:orpo ris diaiogvs. I., ff'. 222'h. (line 12 from
bottom)-422a, FINIS.", (line 11); colophon,
f. 422a, middle; printer's device, f. 422b. — A
reprint, in different type, with a slightly broad-
er and shorter page and less carei'ulli) executed,
of Paganino' s edition {no. 9), with the omission
of his dedication, and the Latin epigram. Sta-
gnino' s mark at the end, printed from anincised
block, is a heart eiwlosing a B, and risinr/ from
it an anchored cross bearing an S.
11. (1546). Francisci | Petrarchae poe-'tae
oratorisqve cla-|rissimi , de Remediis utrius-
(jue Fortunae ad [ Azone libri duo, multo quam
antea dili-jgentius ab erratis, quibus scate-
bant, I repurgati atque emendati. ] o I Lvte-
tiae, I Apud Xicolaum Boucher, via ad diuum
Ia-]cobum, sub intersignio floris. | 1546.
_ 16" in 8a. ff: [8] , 1-415, [1] ■ Italic; Flor-
entine initials ;ff. 283 and 408 are wrongly num-
bered, respectively, 238 and 418 ; the last unnum-
bered folio of the preliminary signature (a), and
the final unnumbered folio (sig. FPF) are both
blank; the title-page vignette is a hand grasping
a foliated and lilied cross (emblem of SI. Nicho-
las of Tolentino) , with the letters N and B in
the upper corners. Coxtknts : — Title-j}age,
f. [l]a; epigram, Ad lectorem epigramma.,
/. [l_\b; table, Index dialogo-'rum, .#'. [2]a-[7]a,
ending Finis indicis., reverse blank'; blank leaf,
f. [8] ; prologue, book i., ff. [!]a-7a; text, book i.,
ff. 7b-193a, terminating foeliciter explicit.;
prologue, book ii., ff. 193b-20Sb; text, book ii.,
ff. 204a-415b, closing with di-!spntatur, fteli-
citer explicit; blank leaf.— The edition is from
that of Paganino, and has the same Latin epi-
gram of 13 verses prefixed; the text is very
slightly, if at all, emended, but the abbreviated
tjipographical forms are nearly all abandoned ;
paper and printing are excellent.,
12. (1547). Francisci | Petrarchae poe-jtae
oratorisqve cla-|rissimi, de Remediis utrius-
que Fortunse ad | Azone libri duo, multo quam
antea dili-'gentius ab erratis, quibus scate-
bant, I repurgati atque emendati. | a I Lvte-
tiae, I Apud Nicolaum Boucher, via ad diuum I
lacobum , sub intersignio Floris. | 1.547.
16° in Ss. ff. [8], 1-415; Italic; Florentine
Initials. — A re-issue of the edition of 1546 , in
the first sheet ot which the title-page iras altered
H'hile it iras jjas.sinj through the press; the
chmiges made were the two lines of ilie imprint
■J
10
BE REMEDIIS UTHIUSQUE FORTUX.E.
I
(Apud... Floris.)/»-o»« Romcmto Italic, and the
mhstilution of the date 1547. The contents, in-
cludinr] the errors in the numeralion oftlie folios,
are, therefore, identical.— 'J'lic eopn', irhlck >ras
bound by Tout of London , larks tlie fnal blank
leaf', hut has the one at the end of the prefatory
matter.
13. (1557). Francisci i Petrarchae i poetae
oratoris-'qve clarissimi, de re-Jraediis vtrius-
que Fortunse ad Azo- neni libri duo, multo
qnim antea | diligentius ab erratis, quibus |
scatebant, repurgati | atque emendati. ] a I
Lvtetiae, | Apud Martinum luuenem, sub
insigni ) D. Christophori e regione collegij Ca-
meracensium. \ 1557.
IG" in 8s. _ f. [1] , pp. 3-8U, ff. [S] ; Italic;
Florentine initials (2); p. 371 bears the number
37. Contents: — Title-par/e , f. [l]a; epifiram,
Ad leptnrem I Epigramma. , f. [2]b ; i)rolo(jue ,
book i., pp. 3-15 (middle); text, book i., pp. 15
(middle)- 377 , ending fceliciter explicit.; jj/o-
logue, book ii., pp. 378-398 Explicit Epistola-
ris Pi-fefatio.; te.vt, book ii., pp. 399-811 dispu-
tatUT fceliciter explicit., reverse of folio blank;
table, Index dialogorvm,^'. [/]o-[ffl« Finis in-
dicis., reverse blank, and final In-o folios blank.
—A reprint of the edition of 154G-7 (nos. 11, 12),
made jointly by several booksellers or publishers
of Paris (see no. 1^). The title-page ofthejires-
ent_ issue , U'liich bears the name of Martin
Lejeune (Juvenis), has a vignette representing
two hands supporting a T cross, about ickich
is twilled a serpent.
14. (1.557). Francisci I Petrarchfe | poetae
oratoris-jqve clarissimi, de re-lmediis vtrius-
que Foi-tunfe ad Azo-lnem libri duo, multo
quam antea | diligentius ab erratis , quibus I
scatebant, rejjurgati | atque emendati. ) □ j
Lvtetiae, | Apud Gulielmum Cauellat, sub
pingui j Gallina, ex aduerso collegij | Came-
racensis. i 1557.
/C in Ss. f. [1] , pp. 3-811, ff. [8] ; Italic;
Florentine initials (2); p. 371 numbered 37; the
last two of the eight unnumbered folios at the
end_ are blank. — The same edi'ion as no. 13, dif-
fering from it only in the title-page rignelte and
imprint; the vignette is a hen (gallina, the sign
of the publisher) within a circle. Another of
these title- j>age editions of Paris 1557 is cited by
Ilortis (Catalogo, no. 355), having a vignette
representing Itro storks (ciconicc), with this im-
^nni;— Lvtetiae, | Apud Sobastianura Niuel-
lium sub I Ciconiis in vico Jaoobsoo. J 1557.
All of these impressions have a noticeable misprint
in the sub-title of the prologue to book ii.,p. 378,
line 5, EpistoliBris [sic] Prsefatio.
15. (1577). Francisci | Petrarchae poe- tfe
oratorisqve cla-jrissimi de llomediis vtrius-
quo ' Fortunfe Libri II. | In quorum priore
prospei'a fortuna refutatur: in | posteriors
vero aduersa defeuditur. ; lam denu6 accura-
tius quam antea ab in- numoris inendis re-
purgati & emendati. | o I Lvgdvni, apvd Cle-
montcm Bavdin. \—\ M. D. LXXVII.
Flo,
page,
entine
16' in 8s. f. [/], pp. 3-88-1, ff. [6];
xe initials {i). Contents :—7trte-
/• [l\a; epigram. Ad leotorem | epigramma,
.f- l^]*; prologue, book i., pp. 3-16; text,
book i., 2)j>. IG, line 8 from boltom-412. Finis
libri primi; prologue, book ii., pp. ■113-43-1;
text, book ii.,pp. 435-884 FINIS.; table, Index
dialogorvm,,//'. [/|o-[5]i, Finis indiois.; blank
leaf.— From the Paris 1557 edition, with appa-
rently no notable changes beyond the title-paqe;
the i'nganino epigram is still retained. The
titlc-pagr vignette is the device of Clement Bau-
din-— under shining stars a blar.ing altar, in-
scribed Ara ; dementia, and around, the irhole
the Horalian motto, Micat inter omues | Ivlium
sidvs. — Tlie collection 2)ossesses 3 copies of the
edition.
16. (ISSl). Francisci | Petrarchae | poetae
oratorisqve i clarissimi de Bemediis vtrius-
que I Fortunse Libri II. ) In quorum priore
prospera fortuna refutatur : in, i posteriore
vero aduersa defenditur. 1 lam denuo accura-
tius quam antea abin-lnumeris mendis repng-
nati [sic\ & | emendati. [ a I Lvgdvni , j Apvd
Carolvm Pesnot. | M. D. LXXXIIII.
^tf» in Ss. f. [1], pp. 3-884 , f. [6] , Floren-
tine initials (4). — A reprint of the previous Lyons
edition Ino. 15), differing from it typographi-
cally only very slightly, except in the introduction
on the title-page of a notable error, repugnati
for 're2iurgati' ; the contents are page for page
the same ; the fi,nal folio is blank. The title-page
vignette is a crowned salamander lying in the
fames.
17. (1585). Francisci Petrarcbae | poetae
oratorisqve 1 clarissimi de Reraediis vtrius-
que I Fortune Libri II. ' In quorum priore
prospera fortuna refutatur: in | posteriore
vero aduersa defenditur. ] lam denuo accura-
tius quam antea ab iu-|numeris mendis repug-
nati [sic] & I emendati. [dI Lvgdvni, | Apvd
Carolvm Pesnot. | M. D. LXXXV.
16° in Ss. f. {1\ , pp. 3-884, ff'. [0].—A new
title-page edition only , icith a chanye of dale,
but with the typographical blander (repugnati)
perpetuated; the vignette is the same. — The copy
is bound by Zaehnsdorf of London.
18. (1595). Francisci ( Petrarchae | de
remediis ; vtriusque For-ltunse. ! Libri dvo. |
Cum Indioibus locupletissirais. | D | Exoude-
bat loannes Le Preux. | — I M. D. XCV.
IG' in 8s. ff. [3], pp. 7-G86. ff.^ [25], of
xuhich the last .i' blank; Florentine initials (4).
Contents: — Tiflc-folio, reverse blank; dedica-
tion, D. Lenni. X. Pont. Max. \ sanctiss.
Alexander Paganinus | perpotiiam felicis.,
ff.[2\a-[3\a; epigram, Ticivs., /'. [3]b ; 2)rologue,
book i., Francisci Petrarchae ( poetae orato-
risqve cla-lrissimi, de remediis vtriusque -
fortunae ad Azonem. , Epistolaris praefatio.,
jip. 7-17; text, hook i., De aetate florida.
Dia-ilog. I 2'P- l'7-322; 2}rologue, book ii.,
Clarissimi poetae et | oratoris Francisci
Petrarchte de remediis for- tuniu aduorsie
Liber 1 incipit., jip. 323-339 ; text, book ii., De
deforniitate corporis Dialogus I jij). 339-GS6;
table, Ta.hv\a rvbricarvm ,/^'. [y]«-[.yja; index,
THE LA TIX TEXT.
11
Index rervm me- moi-abilinm quii? in las li-
bris conthientur., ff. [5]a-[i2]a , FINIS., re-
verse 0' folio, and the S iolioicin<j folios hlanl;. —
The title-pa(je vignette is a simple ornament
(head of cheruh hetuecn cornucopias). — This is
the first of eight Siriss editions of the De rerae-
diis, published in the half-century bclirecn /5.''.5
and 1645, either at Heme by the jirlnters Lc
I'reux, or at Geneva hij Utoer. The te.it of the
jtresent one seems to be t'ro?n one of the Paris or
Lyons editions,- but one change is introduced :
after the first feu> dialoguet of book i., the
abbreviations Gau. ajid Ra. and Dol. for the
interlocutors are replaced by the simple initials,
G., R., and D. An important addition is made
in the shape of the general index (index reruni)
at the end. 'The editor (or printer) had access
to the I'aganino edition, fur he has copied from
that the dedication to Leo X., and has restored
to the prefixed epii/ratn its former title (Ticivs).
The copy descrihccl has a vellum binding lettered
on the side: M. R. W. | lUOiJ; the 'collection
possesses tivo copies.
19. (1600). Francisci \ Petrarchse, ; de
remediis j vtriusque Fortunas, i libri dvo. \
Editio secunda, priore longe eastigatior. j
Cum Indicibus locupletissimis. iQl Bernse, |
Excudebat loannes le Preux Illustriss. j D.
D. Bern. Typographus. — | M. D. C.
^le-inSs. ff. [2],pp.[5]-6S0,ff. [22]; Flor-
entine initials (5). Contents: — Title-page,
f. {t\a; epigram, Ticivs., /'. [2]b; dedication, D.
Ltoni X. Pont. Max. [ sanctiss. Ale.xander
Paganinus : perpetuam felicit., ff. [2]a-[3]a
(■=2*. 5, unnumbered); printer's preface, Typo-
graphus benigno Lectori. | S. D., p. 6; 2jro-
logue, book i., Francisci Petrarohae, plii-l
losophi, poetae, oratorisqve j clarissimi, de
Remediis vtriusq; Fortu-|nre, ad Azonom
CoiTegium, Princi- pem Parmensem, ami-
cum i suum. | Epistolaris praefatio., J'^j. 7-17 ;
text, book i., De iEtate Florida. Jjial. I.,
pp. 17-322; prologue, liook i., Clarissimi
poetae, et oratoris, Francisci , Petrarchae
de remediis fortunte i aduersffi, Liber in-
cipit. , Praefatio., p^). 32S—'Jri:i; text, book i.,
De Det'orraitate corporis, Dialogus 1.,^*^. .V.W-
6SG; table, Tabvla rvbricarvm , ,^'. [/[((-[.'jja;
index. Index rcrvm me-,morabilium ff. Wa-
\22]a, reverse blank. The copy probablij lacks
3 blank folios at the end, to complete sig. Z. —
The second J. Le Preux edition, tehich, in cer-
tain of the headings, shours the influence of tlic
Basle 1554 (or 1.581) edition of Petrarch's
works. The edition is 2>rinted. ' with fresher
type than the preceding one. In his preface
the printer states that the 15115 edition being
exhausted he had now issued this one in a very
large number of eopv s, and, to improve it, lia'd
availed himself of the editorial aid of Paolo
Lentnlo (d. Berne 1(113), a member of a Xea-
politan jirotcstant family settled in Switzerland —
Qua quidem in re usi sumus opera [Clariss. &
eruditi doctiss.] viri PauUi LontuU , Medici,
&Oivisliujus inelyt;e Roip. Berncnsis, qui
nihil, in eo expoliendo, & a mendis, qnib.
scatebat, plurimis, repurgando vel laboris,
vel industriic prfetermisit. Tlie punctuation ,
accfntifation, etc., ore cer'ainly bettered, but
Lenfulo, in his work of revision , seems to have
consulted no manuscripts. The general index
of 15:i5 is reproduced xinchanged , and as its
comjiiler is not mentioned either then, now, or
in the following edition , his name remains
unknonn; had it been the work of Lentulo he
n-oulil, doubtless, have alluded to it in his long
dedicatory preface to the succeeding edition. —
The title-page vignette is the arms of Berne, sur-
mounted by the double-headed eagle.
20. (1605). Francisci | Petrarchae, | de re-
mediis ; vtriusqne Fortunae, | libri dvo. j Edi-
tio tertia, prioribus longe eastigatior. | Cum
Indicibus locupletissimis. j a \ Bern®. [ Excu-
debat loannes le Preux, Illustriss. I D D.Bern.
Typographus. ] — | MDCV.
16" in 8s. f. [/] , pp. 3-728 {=726), ff. [17],
of winch the last is blank; Florentine initials (4).
Contents : — Title- folio , reverse blank; dedica-
tion, Genere, virtute ! et ingenio vere no-, bili
Viro, Domino Lvdovico Enecelio, Es- sertii,
&c. 1 Domino. | S. P. D. , Pavllvs Lentvlus
^jp. 3-15; table. Index capitvm libri . prioris
pp. 16-24, FINIS; Privilegii lav- reae receptae
a Francisco Petrar- cha, exiSplar., ^yj. 25-31,
ending Anno domini, i M. CCC.XLlII. ; epi-
gram, Ticivs, J). 32; jirologuc, booki.,pp. 33-43;
text, book i.,pp. 43-372 (^=356=354) ; prologue,
book a., 372 {=356=354)-357 (=37 .^=.37 1) ;
text, book a., 357 (=373=371) 728 (=726) ; in-
dex. Index rerum, ff'.[l]a-[/6]a , FINIS, re-
verse and folloning Jolio blank. — The edition is
less carefully printed, llian that of 1G00; after
p. 199 the pagiiialion is irregular and confused,
running at that point 199, 201-225, 22i , thus
ultimately making the a2'l>arent total of num-
bered pages {7'2S) two too many. The title-piage
vignette is that of the 1600 edition. The 1 aga-
nino dedication is omitted; the new matter intro-
duced is the dedicatory in-eface and the privi-
legium laureit , the latter, printed in Italics,
probably taken from some 16th century Venetian
edition ol' Itie Rime; the table of dialogues is
placed before the text instead of at the end. As
will be seen later (see no. 21) the edition must
have been a large one. — Tlie editor, T^entnlo,
seems to have possessed, or had acccis to a small
collection of Petrarch editions. In his dedica-
tion, after citing the oinnions of Erasmus , Vi-
ves, Paulas Jovius and Boccaccio concerning
Petrarch, he goes on to say that ichen, a few
years before, he v;as urged by Le Preux to re-
vise the text of the De Itemediis he did not feel
at liberty to rel'usc the task — Ita euim mendo-
sum exoplar illud, quod milii tradiderat, of-
fendi ; vt nisi aliorum aliquot diuersoru exem-
plarium, non sine impensa, hinc indo conqui-
sitorum (quamquam noc ilia suis quoque men-
dis carebant) collatione, adiutus f uissem , de
restituedo illo omnino desperandu fuisset.
Multis enim in loeis vocabula aut deprauata,
aut transposita ; and then states that the present
edition had received further improvement , and
particularly additis in vuiiquodque Caput Di-
stichis, eius complectentibus summii, haud-
ijuaquara inelegantibus. These distiches are
the Latin ones of Job an n Pinilian (see no. 69),
irhieh are here, for the first time in any Latin
edition of the De lemediis, prefixed to the dia-
logues. The dedication is da'cd at Berne in
January 1805. — Xo edition of this dale is cited
byHortis. — The copy n-as bound by Zaehnsdorf
of London.
K -
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BE REMEDHS UTRIVSQUE FORTVXyE.
21. (1610). Fraucisci | Petrarchse [ de re-
mediis , vtriusque Fortunte , j libri dvo. | Edi-
tio Quarta, prioribuslonge castigatior. Cum
Indicibus locupletissimis. j d | Sumptibus
Esaia3 le Prenx. | — | M.DCX.
IG'in 8s. ff. [16].pp.33_ 728(=726);ff. [17],
the last blank; Florentine initials (4). Contknts:
— Title-folio, reverse blank; letter to posteritij
De online, vita, conversa-]tione : et stv-
dio- rum suorum sucessu, ipsius-met Aucto-
ris E-jpistola. ; Fran. Petrarcha posteritati S.,
ff. [2\a-[S\b ; index, Index capitvm, J'. [9]a-[12]b ;
eu^ojfj'es, FranciscilPe-jtrarcbae | Klogia. jloan-
nis Bocatu,#. [i3]a-[16]h; prologue, book i,
pp. 33-48; tc.it, book i., p2}. 43-,37 2(^354); pro-
logue, book ii, pp. 372{-=^3S4)-3.'j7(^371); text,
book ii., pp. 357(=^371)-728i==7-JG); index, ff.
\l]a-\lti\a, FINIS , reverse and Jinal folio blank.
The oval title-page vignette is a poorly execu-
ted woodcut head of Fetrarch. — This fourth
Le Preux edition, and the first which bears the
name of Fsias Le Preux , so far as the numbered
pages, and the following index folios , are con-
cerned, is that of' 1605, of which evidently a con-
siderable number of copies had beenprinled; the
title-page, and the unnumbered folios which suc-
ceed if, are thus the only actually reprinted p>or-
tion of tlie edition. Of the preliminary matter
of IROCi only the index of dialogues , Index ca-
pitvm, is retained; for the rest are substituted
Petrarch's Epistola ad posteros, and eulogies
ijirinted in Italic) by Boccaccio, Erasmus, Luis
Vices, Francesco Florido, Panlus Jovius and
Johann lIcrold,—In this year Esaias Le Preux,
in order to dispose of' the remainder of the
1605-10 edition of the De remediis, and of the
accumidated stock of the other Latin works of
Petrarch issued by his house {or, perhapjs in-
duced by the death of Joannes and the consequent
change in the title of the eslcihlishmenl), united
them all in two volumes, retaining , except in the
cases of the De remediis and the Libri rerum
memorandarum, the original lille-jJages, but
jirinting 2 general t'ltle-piages as follows : -
Francisci j Petrarcha; i opervm | Tomus
Primus: | Cuius libros pagella sequens ] exhi-
bet. ! Vna cum Indicibus locupletissimis. j D [
Sumptibus Esaite le Preux. i — j M.DCX.
16" in 8s. pt. i., ff. [16], pp. 33-728{—726),
ff. U7]; pt. ii. (1605), f. [/], pp. 3-285, /. f/1,
'blank, pt. Hi. (1604), f. [l], pp. 3-173, f. [/],
blank; pt. iv. (1604), f [l],pp. 3-176.
Fi-ancisci ; Petrarchse ! opervm i Tomus
alter : j Cuius libris pagella sequens exhibet. |
Vna cum Indicibus locupletissimis. j D | Sumpti-
bus Esaite le Preux. j M.DCX.
16" in 8s. l)f. i., ff. [16], pp. [3]-44S ; pt. ii.
(1604), f. [1], 7}r- 1-^91; pt. Hi. (1609), f. [1],
pp. 3-430, f. [1], blank ; pt. iv. (1602), lip. 3-136.
— On the reverse of the title-folio of each, volume
is a list of the contents of the volume asfollons:
— [i.lLibrihoctomo I comprehensi. ' I. De reme-
diis Fortunte Libri II. | II. De Vita solitaria. ;
III.DeOcio Mouachorum. IV. De Contemptu
Mundi. ; [ii.] Libri hoc tnmo I comprehensi. |
I. Kerum. Memorandarum, Lib. III. ' II. Opu-
scola Historica & Philologica; nrjie ! 1. A''iro-
rum lUustrium Epitome, i 7. Itinerarium
Syriacura. j 111. De Suiipsius & multorum
ignorantia, | Liber. I IV. Inuecti varum con-
tra Medicum, Lib. IV. | V. Notha, qu* Au-
thori falsi) tribuuntur. I VI. De Republica
optimo administrada, Liber. I VII. De Offi-
cio & Virtutibus Imperatoriis, Li- ber.— 7h
vol. ii. the parts here numbered III, , IV. andY.
have a common t'dle-piagc and a continuous pay-
ination, as have also VI. an<^ VII. As stated,
the first treatise hi vol. i. is the 1610 De reme-
diis, nithout a special title-page, and in vol. ii.
the Kes memorandae (1604), likewise w'lth no
separate title-page. The vignette on the title-pag-
es of the tico volumes of this pseudo 'Pelrarchie
opera'' is the same head of the author as is found
in the 1610 De remediis. — Tlie cop>y cited by
Mortis of this Le Preu.e collection lacks ail of
vol. i. except the De remediis; but in the copy
here described vol. i. hai all the works enumera-
ted in the table of contents. — The collection also
possesses a copy of the 1610 De remediis, on tlie
title-page of which the date has been altered to
M.DCXIlI by stamping the three III by hand.
22. (1613). Francisci | Petrarchae ) de re-
mediis I vtriusque Fortunse , | libri dvo.
Editio Quinta, prioribus longe castigatior. I
Cum Indicibus locupletissimis. [ □ j Apud
Esaiam le Preux. | — j M. D. C. XIII.
Pi'in 8s_. _J. [16],i}p. .53-728(=726),ff. [16] ;
Florentine initial. Contents; — Title- folio , re-
pp. 356 (=:3.J4)-357(=^373) ; text, book it.,
pp. 357(=372)-728(=726); index, ff. [l]a-[16]b.
— There is much confusion in the imagination ,
expecially in the second prologue; and in book i.,
2>. 256 is followed by p. 259, a blunder ivhich is
not afterwards remedied; but the typography
othenmse is an improvement on the j'revioits
edition. The title-p>age vignette is the same.
23. (IGIG). Francisci I Petrarchae | de re-
mediis I vtriusque Fortunas , | libri dvo. |
Editio Quinta , prioribus longe castigatior. I
Cum Indicibus locupletissimis. | D ! Excude-
bat Esais le Preux. i — | M. D. C. XVI.
16" in 8s. ff'. [16] , pp. 33-728(—72G) ,
ff. [16]. — Tlie contents agree precisely with the
issue of 1613. — Tlie edition is made up of the
preliminary 16 unnumbered folios, n-hich have
been reprinted ivifh slight typographical chan-
ges (here, for instance, there is no ornament at
the topi of the page on which the eulogies begin) ,
anil the 1613 sheets of the remainder of the hook.
The title-piage vignette is still the head, of Pe-
trarch. As will be noticed the edition is again
styled the fifth; it is the last lehich bears the
Le Preux imprint.
24. (1628). Francisci | Petrarchse | de re-
mediis I vtriusque Fortunse, | libri dvo. i
Editio Quinta, prioribus longe castigatior. !
Cum Indicibus locupletissimis. | n | Coloniae
Allobrogum , Ex Typographia lacobi Steer.
I — IM. D. C. XXVIII.
16"in8s. ff. [16], pp. 33-728 (726). ff. [16];
Florentine initials (4). — The contents are the
same, page for page, as in the previous edition,
and the obi title-page vignette is retained. So
slight iras the editorial care exercised that the
words, Editio Quinta, still remain on the title-
THE LA TIN TEXT.
13
page, and the omission of' tiro jiage-nnmbers
beltieen 356 and 359 is not rectified , though
many other errors in numeration are corrected.
The edition is not cited by Hortis.
25. 1,1045). Franoisai | Petrarchse | de re-
mediis | vtriusque fortunte, | libri dvo. | Edi-
tio Quinta, prioribus lijge castigatior. | Cum
Indicibus looupletissimis. D G-enevse. | Apud
laoobvm Stoer. [ — i M. D. C. XLV.
Ii;' in Ss. ff. [11!], jip- ^a-72S (=720), ff.
[/'<■]; Florentine initials M). — 1!ie contents, ti-
tle-cigncttc and error in numeration after p. 256
repeated; the Florentine initials and otiier ti/po-
qraphical ornaments arc in part changed; the X
in the first word of the title-page is of a larger-
sized font tlian the rest of t lie irord ; still called
the fifth edition; the paper and press-tcork are
poor. This the final one of the lierne-Oeneva
editions.
26. (1649). Francisci | Petrarchie | Poetaj
Oratorisque clarissimi, | De remediis utrius-
que Fortunse, | libri dvo. | Ejusdem | de oon-
temptv mvndi | Colloquiorum Liber, quern
secre- turn suum inscripsit, | Editio nova ac
melior. | Cum Indicibus duobus, altero Dialo-
gorum, I altero Rerum. D | Roterodami. [ Ex
Officiua Arnoldi Leers. | do loc xlix.
12". ff. [IS], pp. 1-824, ff. [14), of which
the hist is blank; Florentine initials (!i) ; ff'. [7]a-
[V'j'la , pp. 1-h'i, ijij2-3i~)2 , "12-110 in Italic; a
copper-plate title-page -precedes the jjrinted one
cited. ConTE^TSi—Engraced title-page, reverse
llank;f.[/]; printed title-page, f.[2]a; epigram,
Epigramma | ad ] Franciscura | Petrareham,
/'. [:;H,-e)(/o(/ies,Francisci Petrarch* Elogia..
ff. [S\a-[ti]h ; letter to jJosterily , De origine , vi-
ta , conversatione, ! Et studiorum suorum suc-
ces- su, ipsiusmet Auctoris I Epistola.,,^'. [7]a-
[I3]a; table, ff. [13]b-[l.y]h ; prologue, looki..
Franc. Petrarohse, j Philosophi, Poette, Ora-
torisque I clarissimi, de Remediis utriusque
Fortune, ad Azonem Corregium , ] Principem
Parmensem, arai-icum suum. , Epistolaris pr«-
fatio. , lip. l-t-'J; text, hook i. , De jEtate flori-
da, Dialogvs I. ,pp. 14-331; jirologue, book ii.,
Clarissimi PoiHie, At Oratoris, | Franc. Petrar-
chfp, I De remediis fortuna^ adversas, | Liber
secundus. , 7^p. 3.-12-3.^2; text, hook ii. , De de-
formitate Corporis. | Dial. I., ^'^i. 3'>3-711;
preface to the De contemptu mundi, P2>. 712-
710; text, pp. 717-824; index to the De reme-
diis, /f'. [l}a-[l.'i]b; blank leaf .— The edition is
irell-printed 07i good but not even paper , and is
from one of' the better or' the Berne editions. The
text is pr'mteil , for the first time, in strict dia-
logue style, each speech forming a iiaragrapjh.
The Pinitian distiches (see no. 69j are retained.
The title-page virpietle is a female figure holding
<t lamp and book, irith a stork beside her, in the
hackgrounil a landscape, and the motto, Labore
et I vigilantia. The engraved title-itage is a
landscape seen through an arch, irilh a bearded
figure in the foreground binding a youth on a
irheel, and, beneath, the device, Sapiens Supra
Fortunam — a title-page subsequently repro-
duced in some of the eilitions of the Orenailles
French version of the De remediis (sec no. 57).
In the uppermost portion is Ihefolloicing title: —
Francisci Potrarchie De Remediis i Vtrius-
que Fortunise Libri duo. Ejusdem de Con-
temptu Mundi Colloquiorum Liber, i cum
Indicibus duobus , and at the bottom the im-
2)rint, Roterodami.Ex Officina Arnoldi Leers.
cI.o loc XLIX. The Latin epigram on the reverse
of the printed title-page reads: —
Corporis addoceant alii bene toUero morbos
Tu morbos animi tollere solus amas:
Fortunam ratione tua premis usque supcrbam,
Fortiter illius temnere jura doces. [nam
Primus item linguam fugientem ex oi-be Lati-
Dum sequeris, revocas, restituiq,' probe.
It is signed Zacharias Sylvius Medicus Rote-
rodaraensis, ivho is probably to be considered
the editor of this neat edition. Sylvius likeivise
published in the same year, and from the same
press, an equally attractive edition of the medi-
cal jjoem , 'Schola salernilana\ which he attri-
butes to .John of Milan — an edition, according
to Brunei {v., 122H), several times reprinted in
Holland and Germany. In his dedication of
the ^Schola salernitana'' to the mun'icipal gov-
ernment of Rotterdam he alludes to the Eras-
mian college of that city, of ivhich lie appears
to have been one of the professors.
27. (1756). Francisci Petrarohse | de | re-
mediis utriusque fortunes , libri duo. I Editio
nona. |pl Budse, | — ! ex typographia i Leo-
poldi Francisci Landeror, MDCCLVI. | — |
Pestini, prostant apud Joan. Gerardum
Mauss, bibliop.
S"- .f- [8], PIJ- 1-710, ff'. [4]; initials and
ornaments. Contents: — Title-folio, reverse
blank: letter to posterity, De origine, ( vita'
conversatione \ et studiorum suorum succes-
su ipsiusmet Auctoris Epistola., ff. [2]a-[S]b:
Xirologue , book i., Francisci Petrarchte ' philo-
sophi, poetie, ' oratorisque clarissimi , de
Remediis Utriusque Fortunie 1 ad ' Azonem
Corregium, \ principem parmensem, ' Ami-
cum suum, Epistolaris priefatio., pp. 1-11;
text, book i., pp. 11-.332; prologue, bookii,,
Clarissimi poetse, et | oratoris ' Francisci Pe-
trarchse, I de ) Remediis Fortuna; Adversse, [
liber secundus. ! Prsefatio., pp. 333-34!) ; text,
book ii. , pp. 3oO-71'.l; Index dialogorum,
p. \72()Yf.[4]a, reverse blank. — The editor, or
publisher, evidently knew nothing of tlie Rotter-
dam (1049) edition, and makes tliis the ninth by
reckoning all the Su:iss editions, beginning with
that of ISO.'t, from one of ivhich his text is cop-
ied; he omits the eulogies and the general index.
The last numbered page is 71fi, the table of dia-
logues commencing on the reverse of the same fo-
lio, and running through, the final four unnum-
bered folios, the titlc-iiage vignette is s'lrtnily a
printer's ornament.
t28. (1758). Francisci ' Petrarchaj ; de |
remediis i utriusque fortunae 1 libri II. [ Ho-
noribus j illustrissimorum dominorum | co-
mitum I Sigismundi et : Joannis ForgAch |
de Gj'mes Arcium , & Dominioriorura Gach |
Szecseny, Somoskb, , Abad , Szent- Mar-
tony &c. c&c. Hajreditarium [ Dominorum |
dominorum Patronorum I gratiosissimorum i
14
BE REMEBIIS VTRIUSQUE FORTUX.E.
dicati — Agrise , Typis Franc. Ant. Eoyer,
Episcopalis Typographi. Anno 1758.
8°. ff. [!■',], 2)2'. I'TlO.ff. [4]; inltlah- mid
ornaments. Contents : — Title-j>a<je : 2Ji'cfa torn
academic announcement, Dam ' ex prielectlo-
nibus , admodum reverendi ac clarissimi f
domini MicUaelis Berecz in Episcopali
Scliola Agrieusi philosophise professoris
assertiones ex universa philosophia pu-
blice propugnaret Agrias Anno 1758. Die
Augusti Eeverendus, , Nobilis, ac
Perdoctus dominus , Joannes ' Trasj-, ; Phi-
losophise in 2'i»" annum Auditor, Se- minarii
B. Mariie V. in cfelos assumpta Leo- poldo
Telekesiani Alumnus, [/. [l]l>; deiUcatori/ ejns-
tle, lUustrissimi, domini j comites domini
patroni munificentissimi! , ff. [2]a-[.i]h,
signed by Joannes Trdsij ; Assertiones | ex uni-
versa I philosophia., \^'. [6']o-['S']J, numhered
ISO; letter to postcritij , De origme, vita, I
conversatione et studiorum suorum succes-
su I ipsiusmet Auctoris Epistola.,,//'. [,'')a-[/.5]6.-
jirologue, book i., Francisci Petrarchas , phi-
losophi, poetse , i oratorisque clarissimi, de i
Remediis Utriusque Fortuna? : ad Azonem
Corregium, ' principem parmensem , ] Ami-
cum suum, , Epistolaris prtefatio. , jj^). 1-11;
text, hook i., 2^p. 11-S32; prologxie, hool: IL,
Clarissimi poeta; , et oratoris i Francisci Pe-
trarohse, de Remediis Fortune AdverssB ,
liber secundus. Pra?fatio. , 2^P- .V.i'.-?-.?J9; text,
book ii. , 2>p. S50-71i>: Index dialogorum,
p. [12<l]-f.[4]a, reverse blank. — Uiis , hi/ its
date, is the last edition of the original text of
the De remediis; hut this Eriau {Eger) issue is
reallg made up of the sheets of the Biidajtest 1T5I>
(no. 27) edition, the onlg nev: matter being that
contained in the first 8 unnumbered folios (title-
2>age, academic annonncement, dedication, asser-
tiones). — Tiic description is from a copij in the
Hungarian National Museinn of Budapest.
3. Incomplete Editions.
a. The Compend hg Adrianus.
t29. (146.^). Incipit liber de Kemedijs
vtriusque fortune, pspere ? aduse. Copulatus
\sic\ p queda Adri anQ Cartusien. ? sacre theo-
logie pfessorem Prologus. ii< oici, Explicit
liber de rcmedijs vtrius(j,' fortune Prospfi %
adiise. Copulat p queda Adria nu Cartusien
5 sacre theologie professors.
4" in 8s. ff. [too] ; hook i. comjjriscs 12
sheets in 8s and 1 in <!= 102 folios-, and hook ii.
lias Ii sheets in Ss and 1 in lO^Ss folios ; Gothic;
jirintcd page , I'lo hi) lOfl millimeters ; J^«f/c-
lines, 27; heavy iia2>er , with tiro differing
iratcrmarks. Contknts : — Title, f. 1 a : 2»o-
logiie, book i., [] Vonda niiehi meditanti su-
bijt ilia ; que me sepius oocupat cogitacio
ff. Ia-r,h; text, hook J., ff. .V,-t(l2h, ending.
Explicit Liber l*rim de Eemcdijs pspe ro
fortune; 2'^eilogue, hook ii., Incipit prologus
sciiilibri deremedijs scili cet aduerse fortune
ff. lO.'Ja-IO'ia; text, book ii., ff. Kl.'ta-liiOa: co-
lophon, Explicit/. mOa: the final l^age, lilOh,
lilank.^Ham, Un, irherc the edition is ascribed
to the 2>rinter Jlricli Zell of Cologne, hul ncitlicr
date nor printer is knoitn uith any certainty.
There are no signatures and no folio numera-
tion, indicative in hooks issued at Cologne (where
Zell hegan_ to 2'rint about 1464) of 'the decade
before 14) 1.^ Tlie copy examined appertains to
theLei2nig University Library. — Adrianus car-
Ihusiensii, ivliose family name is ttnknoirn, uas,
according to themeagre notices of the biographical
d'ctionaries, a native of Brabant, and entered
the Carthusian convent of Gelruideuberg, Hol-
land, about 1410. He seems to have had some
note as a teacher of theology. Aiiparently no
one who lias treated of the relationship of his
book, De remediis utriusque fortunse, to that
of Petrarch , ever took the trouble to com)>are
the tiro works. The former contains only about
one-third of the matter comprised in the latter.
Both productions have identically the same ti-
tle; each is divided into two hooks, or piarts: i.,
Against 2'rosperous fortune, and ii.. Against
adverse fortune; each of these o^jens xvitli a pro-
logue; both irorks are comjiosed in clialofjue
form (the assertion to the contrary in the 2l/i-
chaud Biographic uuiversclle is unfounded), hut
while the interlocutors in Petrarch are, in
book i., Gaudium {and Spes) and Ratio, and
in book ii.. Dolor (and iiletus) and Ratio , in
the Carthusian monk's treatise they are in both
parts T and G, wliich he exjilains , in his first
prologue, to signify Tyro vanitatis and Cu'ltor
virtutis. Even the most cursory examination
ivill shoir that the Adrianus book is simply an
abridgment (or, better, a slightly rehashed
aljridgmenl) of Petrarch's. The order of sub-
jects is in general the same; much is of course
omitted, sometimes sentences, sometimes para-
grajihs, sometimes whole dialogues; and the con-
struc'ion is at times changed , usually for the
iro7*se. Many of the cilations and examples
drairn from classic authors and iiagan historij
are left oat; and noir and then a less philo-
so2>hic and more theological tone is evident, as
ivas, jJer/iO;jjs, natural in a devout friar en-
gaged in a2'>pro]-)riating to himself the labor and
fame of another. The prologues are the sole
portions of the work to which Adrianus could-
in any measure lay claim, but even {n these the
arguments are largely draicn from the intro-
ductions of Petrarch. The folloiving 2'assafies
from the com2)lete treatise and the epitome arc
taken wholly at random, but illustrate the char-
acter of the latter 2}roduction : —
Adbiaxus.
T. Xati sunt mihi filii.
C. Dulcedo tibi amarissima est. atqj
fel melle circulinitum. fontem grauiu eau-
sarum domi tibi natum fore scito quia i\\up
vitam ages sine metu ^ angoribus. porro
iiecq,' timere necij,' sperare noueris. ac vota
facere. Sic nunc disces tuo cum periculo.
disces parentos orbes misereri. disces iii breui
cursu longas curas texere longioraq,- negotia
ordiri. discesq,- debiis que nihil ad te attincnt
torqueri. disces ea qauq-; sis yisurus dispo-
nere. Postreo disces altos pi qj te amare.
amare dico ardctissimo. tepidissimeq; amari
sane duras artos omunes tamsa—EdHion of
Lou vain, f. l.'ib, col. 2.
Pkirvkcii.
G-. Xati mihi sunt filii....
R. Dulcedo amarissima, & fel melle cir-
cumlitum.... Fontem tibi gravium curarum
domi natum credito. Nunquam sine metu
atque angoribus vitam ages.... Noc timere,
THE LATIX TEXT.
nee sperare, uec, vota lacero noveras. En
disces tuo periculo, disces & partiues oibos
miserari, disoes & in brevi vita Inngas curas
texere, tuque longiora negotia ordiri: disces
his. qUiB nil ad te pertineant torqueri; '^uaa
visurus nunquam sis disponere. Ad postre-
nium, disces amarc plus altam quam te; di-
sces ardentissimediligere, tepedissime diligi;
duras artes. — Bool,!, dial. 70, edition of Hot-
(erclaiii l(!l:i,iy. 211.
Tlic dialogtie follows immcdiateli/ after the x"'o-
loijtu: in each hook and is continuous , that is,
not liroken into chajters as in Petrarch, a fact
ivhicli mates the freqiien' changes of suhject seem
very sudden. It is //ossible thal,Ju(licionsli/ used,
(he compend of Adj-ianus mujlU occasionalttj tje
of assistance in a recision of the text of tlie De
reiaediis, since the monh must haee liad at his
commajulan early manuseri/.t. — Of the compen-
dium, as tcill be seen below, five editions were
printed.
30. (UTy). Incipuit vubrice sbscripti opis
et f mo libri ]5 [ Eya At end, Expli-
cit liber de reme- dijs vtriusry fortune.
sm. ■!■>. ff. [12], l-Sa, blank leaf, .19 143;
Gothic; printed paijc, 1 .11 hy SS millimeters,
exclusire of the folio nmnerals; paye lines, 27;
ff.[I]ab,[127]b and tlOb are blank. 'Cuntents: —
Blank leaf; index or tablf, Incipuit [sic] ru-
brice OS o6ot-f, _^'. [2]a-[l:^]a, endiny, middle,
Expliciut rubrice subscript! operis., reverse
of folio blank; prologue, book i.. Liber de re-
medijs vtriusip fortune pspere scih et i ad-
uerseper quenda A.poetamprestanteiu necn
sacre Theologie prof'essorem exiniium noui-
ter co-pilatuS. Pret'atio libri incipit. , //'.
la— lb; text, book i.. Tiro vanitatis loquitur;
ff. -Ja-tHIa , ending, beloir middle , Explicit pri-
mus libellus do- ■jeus remedia fortune pspere
reverse of folio blank; prologue, book ii. , Pro-
logus i sccSm libellu do remedijs I aduerse for-
tune., ff. !lla-!)2h; text, hook ii., T. | Totus
mundus michi aduersatur C, (f. 02h-l43b;
colophon, f. 143b, lines S-t), the remainder of
page blank. — Jiain U4, irhere the edition Is
ascribeil to Htinrieh Egyestein of Strassburg
about 1471, but the typigraphi; differs mate-
rially from that of the first edition 'of the com-
plete De remedlis ( no. 6) , also attributed to this
printer. Ilain indicates neither the preliminary
blank leaf, nor the one inserted betu-een ff. 38
and :i:t in the jiresent copy , on the early last-
century binding of which the date of impression
is given as 1469. There are doubts as to the
priority of this edition, or t/tat next described
{no. 31). CuAKACTKRisTics. — The final 17
lines of the prologue to book i., (f Sb) form a
sort _ of explanatory isolated paragraph, be-
ginning [P)Rocessu's sbsejjti operis p modu
dyalogi , which is found in only a part of the
editions ol'the Adrianus compend; at the begin-
ning of this, as well as at the commencements of
the prologues and texts of the two books, spaces
are left for ornamental initials. Many digraplis
occur, the combinations oa, ce, cu, de , do, fr,
he, in,_ti, tu and other more usual combina-
tions being apparently cast on a single body ; ij
has ordinarily only the i dotted : iu and ui (vi)
are, or closely renemble , an incerteil m. Tlie
abbreeialions are nmnerou,^ , ,bnt the only mark
of punctuation is the period. Tlie present copy
is rubricated throughout. — The prefixed, index.
occupying the II unnumtiered folios, is made up
of all the phrases ascribed to the interlocutor T.,
arranged in their actual order, and accompa-
nied by not very exact references, in Arabic nu-
merals, to the folios. — But the most interestin'j
typographical feature of the book is the nume-
ration of the folios, of n:hich this is a very early
instance; these numbers are Arabic and are
placed^ on the outer margin of the obverse of
each folio, half way down the page;f. 1)2 is
numbered by error UO , and the numbers !!■'> and
7(1 are omitted; number 1 is a Gothic capital I.
t31. (1471). Incipiiit rubrice subscripti
operis. et f" libri fimi. Eya At end, Expli-
cit liber do remedijs fortui torum casuum
nouiter gpilatus ! et impressus Colonic per
Arnol dum ther hoernen finitus. Anno I do-
mini M" cccc" Ixxi" . die veneris i octaua men-
sis februarij. Deo gras
Gothic; page-
C'oxTKxrs: — In-
sm. 7°. /. [//], 1-/04;
lines, 2t ; colophon in red.
</<;.»:, Incipiut rubrice, as above, ff. [lja-[ll]a,
ending Expliciut rubrice subscripti operis,
line U't, the remainder of the page, as ivcll as all
of f. [Il]b, blank; prologue, booh- i.. Liber
de reniedys vtrius; fortune prospero scili; et '
aduerse per quenda. A. poetaiu prestantem
necii I sacro Theologie professorera eximium
nouiter | copilatus Prefacio libri incipit
ff. Ia-3b; text, hook i.. Tiro vanitatis loquitur
[Ejya quam lete michi mundus arridet //'. 4a-
UOa, ending Explicit prim'' libeilus doces re-
media fortuo psp<5, the reverse (f. tnib) being
blank ; prologue , book ii., Prolog in secundu
libellu deremedgs ad- uerso fortune., ^^/'. .'//«-
:i2b;texl, book it, Totus mundus michi adii-
sat~., ff. !i2li-143b , ending u-ith line 7; colo-
phon, f. 143b, lines S-VI, — The last described
edition (no. 30) and this are, so far as the
matter is concerned , identical. One is undoubt-
edly a reprint from the other, but authorities
differ^ as to priority. A Qtiaritch catalogue,
describing the undated edition, asserts that "The
only item of information towards approximating
the year of impression is that 'Iher Iloernen's
edition, printed, in February 1471, n-as reprin-
ted from Eggesteyn^s." On Ihe other hand the
'Catalog des Bibliograjihischen Museums von
Heinricli Klemm,' (Dresden l!iS4,pt. 11!')) claims
pirecendency for the Cologne edition. Ciiar-
ACTBUiSTics. — The Arabic folio numeration is
in the same place as in the undated edition,
namely in the center of the outer margin, and in
some instances the imjiression is so faint as to give
rise to the suspicion that the numbers are hand-
stamped. On the first folio 1 is a Gothic capital
I; the OS throughout resemble a modern 7; HI is
6i: and the numbers 70, 72, and 7i) are omitted.
— Tiro watermarks are used , one like a Greek M'
surmounted by a star; the other a Gothic capi-
tal, apparently P. — The copy examined is that
of the liojial Library, Munich; another (for-
mtrly belonging to Heinricli Klemm) is in the
Buchgewerhcmuseum of Leipzig.
32. (118.5?). Incipit liber de remediis
vtriusq,' 1 fortune prospere et aduerse. Copu-
la tus per quOdam Adrianu Cartusieii. I et sa-
cre theologie professorem. Prologus. At end,
Explicit liber do remediis \itrius- qj fortune.
16
DE REMEDIIS VTRIUSQUE FORTUNE.
prospere ? aduerse. Copuliatus per quC-da
Adrianum Cartusi-!en. ? sacre theologie pro-
fessorem. Iniipressuscg in alma vniuersitate
Loua-iniensi in domo magistri Johauis de !
westpbalia.
4' in Ss. ff. [70], of v:hich the first is
blank; sitj. [Al-J, the last in G; Gothic; double
cohimns; -paije'lines , 42; spaces for initials at
the beginning of the jirologues. Cuxtents; —
Blanlc leaf; title as above, f. 2a, col. 1 , top (sig.
A2); prologue, hook i., ff. 2a, col. l-3a, col. 1;
text, book i., ff. iia, col. l-4.'>b, col. 2, ending
Explicit Liber Primus de Kome'diis prospere
fortune., folhired bg blank space hi rcmainJer
of column; prologue, book ii., Incipit prologus
seoundi libri. de | Kemediis scilicet aduerse
Fortune., ff. 4(ja, col. l-46b, col. 2; text,
book a, 4Ch, col. 2-70b, col. 2, ending Deo
gras.; colojjkon, f. TOh, col. 2 , leaving the loner
third of page blank. — Hain, 05 y assigns this
edition to about the gear 1474, but had erident/g
never examined a copg ; Campbell ('Annates de
la tgpographie Neerlandaise,^ La Hage 1874,
p. 2, no. 6) is plainlg much nearer the truth
when he places the date at about 1485. — The
text of thin fourth edition of the Adrianus com-
pend caries considerahlg from that of the Eg-
gestein edition; especiallg notable is tlie absence
of the xiaragraph (Processus sbscpti operis p
modu dyalogi) ap2>ended, to the first prologue
{see no. 30), and of the index, which makes it
probal)le that the e tition is a reprint of that de-
scribed under no. 29 and ascribed to Ulrich
Zell.
t33. (1507). De remedijs vtrius I qj fortu-
ne. I D I Venales repiiitur i vico scti iacobi
aditer siignium [sic] diui claudii Pro franci-
sco regnault. At end , 1 De remediis casuum
liber p , utilis Parisius recetissime ipressus
Per I Johannem Lambert Finit feliciter Anno I
domini millesimo quingetesimo septimo j Die
vero .XV. Julii.
sm. S." ff. [i]-cvi, [10]; sig. [A]-r; Gothic;
Florentine initials (4); double columns; printed
page, lit) bg 7.3 millimeters ; the title-page
vignette is a shield bearing the initials F E sup-
ported bg a male and a female figure , two goats
in the forciiround , the ivhole enclosed in a bor-
der vi'th a motto, EN DIEV | EST MON | ESPE-
RANCE (tlie two letters S reversed), running
around three sides , and on the fourth (bottoni)
'the name Francoys Regnault; the Htle-jtage is
in black and red. Contents: — Title-folio, re-
verse blank; sub-title. Liber de \ remedijs
utriusij,' fortune p 1 spere scilicet | e | aduerse
per quemdam A pootam prestantem necnon
sacre Theologie pfessorem exipiium , compila-
tus,/. ij a; prologue, book i; ff.^ij a, col.
1-iiij a, col. 2; text, book i., ff'. iiij a, col.
2-lxix a, col. 2, ending It Explicit primus
libellus docens remedia fortune pspere; pro-
logue, book a., "t Prologus in secundum
Iibellum de remediis ad- juorse fortune., .^'.
Ixix b, col. 1-lxx h, col. 1; text, book ii.,
ff. Ixx b, col.2-[2]b, line 11; Colophon, f. [2]b,
lines 7 - 1 1 , remainder of page blank; index, Ta-
bula \ ITabula presentis'oporis, //'. [3\a-[l0]a,
ending") Expliciunt rubrice praesentis operis,
reverse of folio blank. — The final tu-o folios of
the text of book ii., and all those of the index are
unnumbered. The folio numeration shows some
irregularities ; ff'. x.iyDiij and xxix are, bg error,
xviij a7id xixj ff. c, cvij and cviij are not num-
bered at all. The following are numbered in
Aj-abic: 34, '67 [properlg 36), 74, 81-8'J, and 86
{projierlg US). — The fifth and final edition of
the coniptnd'ium ascrittcd, to Adrianus the Car-
thusian. It has the final paragraph to tlie first
2'>rologue (processus subscripti) and the index
found in titc so-called Ter Hocrnen and Egge-
stein editions, and was therefore reprinted from
one of them. Tlie folio numeration is in a line
with the topmost tine of the page in the outer
margin. — 'The copg described is that of the Na-
tional Lihrarg of Florence.
b. The Compend bg Egb,
34. (1472). Tabula siueEegist?prgsentis
operis incipit At end, Anno a natiui-
tate domini Millesimo quadringentesimosep-l
tuagesimosecuudo die vero secunda Mensis
decembris finita est | hec summa Albert! de
Eijb: vtriusq-; Juris doctoris eximij que Mar-
garita pofetica dicit': p industriosu;; impres-
sorie artis Ma-gistru lohaunem sensen-
sohmid ciuem Nurmbergensem oui'' di-jli-
gentia imfimendi corrigendiiij: opus ipsu optie
manifestat.
/." ff'. [477], of vehicle ff'. 1 and 2(1 are
blank; Gotliic; page-lines , 35. Contents :
Blank leaf; inde.v, ff'. 2a-2IJa; blank leaf;
text of vol. i., Margarita poetica: opus claris-
simu foeliciter incipit. ;[] Lbertus de Eijb
lurisutriusiji doctor,. /?'. 2ha-18'2b , terminating
Laus deo; text of vol. ii., Auctontates diver-
S05 tam oratorum t^ poetaru3 virorum sane i
clarissimo^, ff. 183a-477a; colophon , f. 477a
reverse blank. — Tlic I'etrarch portion of this
bulkg volume includes the Benvenuto continua-
tion of tlie Epitome vitarum virorum illu-
strium, here putd'islied under tlie title 0/' Liber
augustalisimperatorum Francisci Petrarcha;,
and a compe^id of the De remediis, in which,
singularlg enough , the books are arranged in
reverse order, that on evil fortune preceding.
The compend begins f. 365a and ends 37 (Ja,
ivith a title /'or each book, Francisci petrarche
de aduersa Fortuna Reraedia and Francisci
Petrache [sic] de prospera fortuua Remedia
(f. 367a). The compend opens with a prefa-
torg iiote as follon-s: [] Vnc nunc prudicti
fraoisci Petrarcliu : oratoris sane ? \ poety cla-
rissimi: ? imp|mis de aduersa: Auctoritates
nostro operi inserore tepta | bo. Cui quidem
petrarche talis pcedendi in his e consuetudo :
vt j si de re quapiam doleas: remediu tibi re-
spondendo aifert : dolore | ne nimio conficia-
ns : Si quidem gaudeas : vt infra de pspere
fortune remedijs: item leticiane nimia extol-
laris. Et prima in or-;dine: aduerse fortune
de deformitate corpis se otfertKubrica h"| mo-
do. The text of the compend ends with Hec de
aduersa | et pspera fortua petrarohte:. This
epitome is fairlg u:ell done, as is shown hg its
repeated issue in a separate form in tliefollowing
century. — The author of this abridgment, Al-
brecht von Egb, n:as born 14211 and died at
Eichstiitt in 1475. His interest in the classical
and later Italian authors was increased bg a
THE LATIN TEXT.
17
coh
sojourn at the univcrsit;/ of' Pavia , witerc he
receii-crl the doctorate, ills Margarita poetica
lias hecii succinctly ilescribeil as 'itnc mil del-
fachcn Beiipkleii bcleale Anteituixj zur Ue-
tlctcmtsi.^ The Jirat book it ticvoteil to the theory
of rhetoric, irith examples of the construction of
phrases, nhile the second cotJi2}ri3cs a great num-
her of evtracts from lUe princijial orators, phi-
losofthers , historians and poets. This e.rtcnsirc
anthology leent through many editions, of irhich
the folloiring arc cited:— [SIrassburg , (ieorg
Jliisner, N7:i/]; J'aris, hi vico Sancti .Jacobi
il'ctrus Cirsuris et Johannes S/ol/, //7.5.*|; Jiome,
Vdalricus Gallus, 1 17 Tt ; Paris, in vico Sancti Ja-
i [Petras Vasaris ct Johanne StoU], 1 17.'> ; Pa-
ns, Ulricus Gerin'j, J17S; [Pome, Ulcphanus
Plancl,-], t4><0: no 2'!ace. 14s.'-,, §'. 2-l->; nn
place, lis? , ff. 2.11; \ Venice/], llft.'l (see no
35); Basle, Joliannes dc Amerbach, 14'.l:'i; no
place, t.'>il'J, ff. I7:i ; Basle, Johann Froben,
l.')l>-'l ; Sirassbnri/ , Johann J'rijss, l.'ill.'J; and
three un.laled issues: — 1. Jt'.['i\', :i'.>7 ; -J., ff. [2],
297 ; and 3. ff'. [I2\, 2.'tl; but this list mdy need
rceisioti. The edition of' 1-172 is JIuin HHIS.
35. ili'JJ). Oratorum omnium I'octarum :
Hystoricorum : ac Pliilosophol^ elegantes
dicta: per Claiissimum j uirum Albcrtum de
Kiib in unum collecta fuuliciter incipiunt.
At end of tc.r.l , Suma Oratol^ omniil: Poo-
taru : Historicol?: : ac Pliilosophol^ Auctorita-
tes in unu collo'cti.o per olarissimu uirum
Albortum do Eyb Vtriusq; iuris doctorr. exi-
miu; quio Marjgarita poetica dicitur: fieli-
citer iinr adepta est. M. CCCCLXXXXIir.
Kale. lanuarii. At end of irork , Margarita
poetarviu.
./■'. ;,; S'-. ,//'. [I7r,], nf irhich. Ike first is
blanl.'; sig. a-x, and one additional sheet; page-
lines (jf; spaces for initials. Contknts: — Bliinl:
leaf; te.rt,par'. i., ff. 2a-i;:!h, ending Lausdco;
text, 2'artii., Autoritates diuersorum tara ora-
torum 4 f oetaram, ff. <l.'!b-li;sb, ending Laus
dec Clc-mentissimo; colo2>hon,f. IHSb; imlrx.
Tabula totius pr;i' sentis opis, //'. Ii;:ia-I7.'ib,
rji(/i»7 Finis totius tabuhn; rc<7j»'(';', I7:'ib, en-
ding FINIS ; title-folio. The index is in four
columns, the rc/rrences being to folios (as if they
were numbered, eomiling from tbe'Jirxt 2»''nlid
one) and to marginal letters. — This edition,
irhich, in the British Museum ca'ologur, is in-
terrogu'iriiy ascribed, lo a Veiieliaii press, is a
singular p'leee ofbooh-iiiahiiig. Inthe first 2>lace,
the blanlL-leaf at the beginning belongs to sig-
nature a, but no account is lal,:en of it in flic sig-
nature numbers, lekich: begin irith the first
printed folio, and run a, a ii and so on. In the
second place, the fnal folio is a 2iurt of the last
siqnature (irhich has no signature lelter, but
simjjl/i the .■signature numbers 1, 2, 3, i on the
first four folios); this final leaf has the obrerse
blan/r, but, in the middle of the rererse, a title to
the n-hole icorl:, MA RCrAElXA POETARVM,
the 2tossih!e intention haring been to bind the in- \
de.v at the beginning of the volume, the final leaf
then serving as a title-folio ; it must be remem-
bered that book-titles, in early Italian 2^rinting —
and es2>ccially chapter or section titles— f're-
fjnently occur on tlie reverse of the folio 2>rece-
dinq the text. The edition is Ilain , U2!<4 , ikIio
indicates only 174 folios, and kiiotia nothinij of
the title-leaf at the end. — It has been already
noted, that i/ic Maxgarita Poetica cjn'alns other
I'elrarchan malter besides the eompeiid of the
De remediis. _ On f. lltla (counting the hlank
leaf at the beginning) j line l.'f, tliere is a refc'
rence to Petrarch's Vita Ctosaris, ascribing it
to lulius celsus historiographus; _//'. t20a-/2.1b
of this edilion include the Libor Augustalis of
Benvenulii da Imnla under the title of Liber Au-
gustalis Fraucisci Petraruha; (sec Petrarch's
collected works, edilion of 1554, pp. 575 590.)
t36. (1501). Opusculu Eemedioru ad-!
uerse fortfio ex Fracisoo Pe-|traroha oratore
ot poeta sane clarissimo, Vt si do re qua- pia
doleas: llemediu tibi respondendo aft'ert: do-
lore ne i nimio conficiaris. i Totrasticlion Ma-
gistri Grogorij. Pro. do Konitz ) ad Leoto-
rem. | Obuia quern tangunt aduerso flamina
sortis Quern miserum semper duraf]; fata
pi'emunt [ Accelara ot docti sumas medica-
minavatis I Dogmata Franciscus clarasalutis
liabet. At end, Inipressu'! et finitu est p
Jacobil Tlianner in Liptzk Foria scSa I post
dnicfi Palmatt Anno diii 1501.
1". ff. [I(;\; (iotliic; page-lines 27. Con-
■rKsta:— Title- jiage ; Kpigrama magistri Gre-
gorii I Eredtkopfs do Konitz, /'. lb; text,
ff. 2a-li:a : li Latin verses addressed to Johan-
nes dc Sochlitz by the editor , f. Ilia; colojihon,
f. Kilt, reverse blank. — 'The ejngram on the
reverse of the title-folio is of IS lines :
"! Tristia turbatas angut discrimina mentos
Et faciunt mestos ducoro nosi|-! dies
Accelerantcj; breui funesto teiupora mortis
Et solidi vires corporis vs(|; traliunt.
Perdidit vxorem : famaiii sod pordidit alter:
Forinam: alter pueros: diuiciasi|; simul.
Angiturliic morbo: morto formidat ot atram.
Iste alio premitur: cur sine lino dolent.
Sic raesti cnplont misoris looacunctaquerelis:
Sors mala mu torquet: sorsqj sinistra, trahit:
Semper quid meres fortune llamina nigreV
Ventus eras niueus ad tua tecta veuit.
Vcrsat res cunctas liuius liamnusia vito
Spurandu est lioniini : fidere lci|; decet.
Si bona perdidoris labentis singula mundi:
Expecta eterni dona bcata poli.
Cum jiremet aduersi te dura potentia casus:
Voluas Petrarcha: tunc puto sanus eris.
The si.r verses 2>receding the coloj/hon are
Ex Rooblitz natus .Than digna ex stirpe Jnan-
Tuprobitato nitons laureasertageris. (nes
ProU dolor immeritus cruris tu damna subisti ;
Ledunt innocuos impia fata viros.
Accipo Petrarcho docti solacia vatis:
Aduersi casus hie mrdicina patet.
— This is the first separately jirinied edilion of
Kyli's compend although there is no mcnfion of
JCgb in the leork. It is ev'irlently a baccalaureaie
2f rod actio II , 2iublisheil in honor of the recipient
of the degree, but leas so much read that it vas
twice reprinted, as the ne.rt titles shou-. It in-
cludes only the first book of the comi'end, relating
to adverse fortune. Copies e.vist in the Munich
Hoyal Li')rary , the tiottingen U-'irry'i.i fj.
brary, and the British Museum.
IS
BE EEMEDIIS UTRIUSQUE PORTUNJl.
^S'
37. (1507). Opusculum Eeme-;diorum ad-
uerse fortune ex Francisco ' Petrarcha oratoro
etpoetasaue clarissimo — Vt si dere qua-!piam
doleas: Kemediu tibi respondendo affert: do-
lore ne ; nimio couficiaris. Tetrastichon Ma-
gistri Gregorij Bre. de Konitz | adLectorem. |
Obuia (juem tangunt aduerse flamina sortis |
Quern raiserii semper duraq; fata premut i Ac-
celera: et docti suinas medicamina vatis i Dog-
mata Pranciscus clara salutishabet. At end,
Liptzigk impressum per Jacobu Thanner | lier-
bipolensem. Anno dni 1507.
4". ff. [W]; sicj. A-C, of n-lilch the first
and last in 6s; Gothic; page-lines '27 (excluding
signatures). Contents: — Title-j>age;VjingTa,-
iiia Magistri Gregorii Brejdikopfs de Konitz,
/. llj; H Magister Gregorius Konitz optio ado-
lescenti | Joanni de Sala. , ./'. lb; t Ide Leu-
poldo de Sala egregie indolis Juueni., /'. ll;
text, Opuseulu aduerse for-;tune ex Francisco
Petrarcha: Ora tore et Poeta sane clarissimo
— Vt si de re quapia doleas : re- mediu tibi re-
spodendo alfert: dolore ne nimio conficiaris.,
Jf'. 2a-l6a, ending Et hec de remedijs aduerse
fortune.; Magister Gregorius Konitz i ad Jo-
anne JhandeRoohlitz artiubacealariu., f. 16a;
colophon, /■ 16a, reverse blank. — The edition is
the same as that of 1504, except in the addition
of the two quatrains , addressed to Johannes and
Leupoldusde Sala, lehich follow the epigram on
the recerse of the title-folio.
fSS. (1512). Opusculum remedioru adver-
se I fortune ex Francisco Petrarcha j Oratore
et Poeta sane clarissimo — Vt si de re quapiam )
doleas: remediu tibi respondendo affert: do-
lore ne ni-|mio conficearis. i Tetrastichon Ma-
gistri Gregorij Bre. de Konitz ad Lectorem.
Obuia quern tangunt aduerse flamina sortis |
Quem miscru semper durat^' fata premut ' Ac-
celera et docti sumas medicamina vatis ' Dog-
mata Franciscus clara salutis habet. At end,
t Lipsi impressit Vuolfgangus monacen-!sis
Anno. 1512. In platea Grimmen slum apud
Sanctum Paulum.
4". ff. [24] ; Gothic; page-lines, 21. Con-
tents:—jiifc-ixwe; epigrama, /. lb: qualraiiis
to J. anel L. ele Sala, f. lb; text, ff. 2a-24a ;
colophon, 24a, reverse blank. — This third indc-
2>endent edition of the Eyb compend differs ma-
terialli/ from the two preceding ones in its Igpo-
grapliical appearance, hat the contents are the
same as in the edition of 1507 , except that the
6" Latin verses ad /rested lo Johannes de liochlltz,
printed at the end of the text, are here omitted.—
This compend was not the ontg Pelrarclian work
issued at Leipzig in comiection vnth the bacca-
laureate degree in the earlg years of' the sixteenth
centum. In t.'tl)4 the printer, Jakob Thanner,
published, under the title of De rectitudie me-
tis, the fetter Animi cura, addressed to Thomas
of Messina (Fam. i., S) ; from the same press
came, in /.'lOS, </(f Carmina ornatissima trigin-
tasex containing the hymn to Mary Magdalen,
Dulcis arnica dei, laclirj-mis inflertere nostris,
ascribed to I'ctrareh ; and in 1611, as will lie
seen later (no. 43^, a I'ortion of the De romudiis
was imblished by Wolfgang Stockel, the printer
of the third independent edition of Eyij's epitome.
— The copy described is in the G'ottingcn Univer-
sity Library.
c. In the Do vera sapientia.
39. (1485?). Francisci petrarche pooto
laureati. de vera sa pientia Dialogus primus
Incipit feliciter. CoUo'cutores sunt idiota x
orator. At end, P. petrarche de vera sa-
pientia dialogus secunjdus Explicit feliciter.
4° in 8 and 6. ff. [14], of which the last is
blank; sig.a.-h ; Gothic ; page-lines, 27 -21^ ; prin-
ted page (lb) 147 by 87 millimeters; spaces for
initials at the beginning of each book. , filled, in
the present copy, with admirably ilUDuinated
characters (G and Q). Contknts : — Title, f.
la, top, followed at once by te.vt; text, book i.,
[] Onuenit pauper quidem idiota, ff. la-Ha,
line s, followed by lines 9-10, Francisci pe-
trarthe [sic] de vera sapientia dialogus I pri-
mus explicit feliciter: Incipit secund:,««(i
then by text; tc.cl,^book ii. , IDIOTA | [ ] Vonia
tibi in "pcedL-Wi}^ dixi ff. 8a- l.-!h, fullon-ed, bot-
tom, by colophon as altove; blank leaf. — Vitcd
neither by Hain nor Hortls ; Campbell (p. SUO,
no. HISS) gives the place, printer and date as
Sn-ollc, Fierre de Os, about 14s.~>, This seems
to be the second edition of the treatise. ]i''hat is
protiably the earliest edition, published n-ith Fi-
lelfo's Latin translation of Plutarch's 'Apoph-
thegmata ' (Lticteriw) , is thus described by l.'amp-
bcU (p. 402, no. 1423):— 'F. 1 recto blanc. F. I
verso: Tabula titulo? seu capituloru in so-
quenti opere contentoru. { Et prime \ etc. F.
2 recto: Ad magnanimu principe pliilippu ma-
riam inclitu mediolaneii ' ducem francisci phi-
lelphi dicteriarum plutarchi cheronen ad I tra-
ianum cesarera. que etaddiciones ad valeriuiu
maximum ! recte dici possunt e greco in la-
tmu traductio. Incipit feliciter. | /•'. 40 recto,
ligne li: Dictjrie plutarchi cheronen ad tra-
ianuiu cesarem seu | addiciones ad Valeria
maximu. Feliciter expliciunt. [ Francisci ]ie-
trarche pnete laureati. de vera sapientia. Dya-
log I primus. Incipit feliciter. Collocutores
sunt ydiota et orator. | F. 45 recto, a la fin:
Francisci petrarche de vera sapientia dj'alo-
gus I primus explicit feliciter. Incipit secun-
dus. I F. 4'.) verso, h la fin : F. petrarche de vera
sapia dyalog'' secund . Explicit feliciter. ) F,
50 bla}ic.' It Is a folio of 50 unnnmbered leaves ;
Gothic; page-lines , ij I ; and is assigned by
Campbell to the printers, Nico/nus Kelelaer and
Gerardus de Lempt of Utrecht about I47i!. A
copy is in the Hague lioyal Library. It is Main
13138. In tmk Ciim.ectki" Wouks. — In the
first edition of Petrarch's u'orks (N'.Ui) the trea-
tise Do vera sapientia stioutd he, according to
the prefixed list of contents, the fit'/ h article, co-
ming directly after the Secretum (Docouteuiptu
mundi) ; yVo;ji its signature (F) it should follon)
the De vita solitaria. trhere if is sometimes fo and.
It ocenjiies the four folios of the first signatured ,
but has no special title-folio , as have the other
ivorks. It begins, f. la, irilh the head.-line,
Francisci Potrarchaj de uera Sapientia: Dia-
logus I. and then follon-s the title: Francisci
Petrarcha; poety Oratoris((,' Clarissimi: Dia-
logus ])ri- mns: in quo de Vera Sapientia di-
sputatur: Foelioiter incipit. Book ii. begins on
Tim L ATI X TEXT.
19
/'. 3aj irlfk a similar licad-Une and title, and
ends onf. •//*, middle, irith an Explicit o/' tiro
lint'Sf the revuiinder of jjar/e hlanl:. The text is
front one of' the indepeniient editions alread.tf ei-
tcd. — In the second edition of the irorlcs (!.~>01)
the De vera sapientia ./(Y/s the last three /'olios
of sii;. r, hei/inniruj n-ilh the current title, FrH,-
cisci petrarcho deiiora [sir] sapietia. Uia. ].,
followed hi/ the full title; i( enda near the l/ottoin
of col. 2 on therererse of the third folio irith an
explicit of three lines. Itfolloirs the Seorctuiii.
— In the third edition of the irorla (I'tOoj it still
comes immediatt'li/ after the Secretum on the last
three folios or' si;/, s, irltk the three-line Explicit
quite at the hoftom of ihc eerii last column. — In
the fourth edition of the leorks (l'i.'>-l) it hei/ins
p. HG-l mifldle , and end^t p. o72, bottom. It here
follows the treatise Do ocio religiosorum. — /h
tlie fifth and final edition of the irorks (I'lHt) it
occupies the same position, its sub-title beginning
p. il'J'i, line 14, and the d'lalogues ending p. 330
near the bottom. In all these cases the text is
eirtualli/ unchanged.
Duhle ('Geschichte der ncuren Philosox>hie' ,
IsOO-lKO'i) leas the first to note distincllg the si-
milaritij of a portion of the two dialogues De
vera sapientia to the treatise Do sapientia bg
cardinal Nicolaus C'usanus, bat lie took it for
granted that Cusanus cop'ied Petrarch, to lehom
the De vera sapientia had been ascribed at least
eecr since the printing or its earliest edition. Just
a centurg after I'etrarrli's death. Vineenzo Vi
Gioranni {^Scuola, Scienza e Oritica^, JS74 ,
p. 204)^ citing Ilnhle, ivonders that no biogra/iher
of Telrarch assigns am/ date to the composition
of the De vera sapientia; he himself seeks to
prove that it could not Jiaee been irrilten until
after 1370. At afar earlier date than Di Gio-
vanni's remarks the rompiler of I he general index
to the fourth and fifth (Basle) editions of I'e-
trarcJCs works, to judge from the manner of one
of his references , was aiearc t/iat some passages
of the treatise greatli/ resembled, one of the dia-
logues of the i)e remediis. The ablest of Pe-
trarch's foreign biographers , Ktirt'ing , showed
(1878) that the first of the tiro dialogues is
' theilireise sogar eine leiirtliche Wiederholung des
zwolften Dialogs des ersten Bitches der Heilmit-
tel gegen GUick und Unsliick' (p. 587). Tlie
passage in the first dialogue of the De vera sa-
pientia irhieh he thus finds to be re/iroduced,
irith rarious slight changes anil oviissions , from
book i., dial. 12, of the JJe remediis Vies between
tlie words, Sapienliam attamen .... consecutus
sum and. humilitas operosa. But a great ad-
dition to our knowledge of the true character of
the De vera sapientia has bem rerentlg made
bg Dr. Johannes Vebinger of MUnster in an
article entitled "Die anqeblichen Dialoge Petr ar-
eas ilher die wahre Weisheit" (Gciger's ' \'icr-
leljahrschrift liir die Knltur und Litteratur der
Itenaissance', ii., I. /SSO, pp. 57-7tl). Dr.
Uebingen finds I hat the first dialogtie is composed,
of four not altogether consonant ports ; of these,
two, forming the beginning and conclusion , ae
taken from the dialogue De sapientia of enrdi-
'iial (Jusanus; the second is made up, as K'ortiiu/
ind'iraled , of passages from the Do remediis t ,
12; the third portion Dr. Uebinger fails to re-
cognize, but considers that it viai/ possihlg also
be derived from some work by Petrarch. Tlie
second dialogue oives its origin cntirclg to the
De sapientia of Cusanus. The Do vera sa-
pientia, in the present state of our knowledge of
its origin, maij , therefore, be characterized as
drawn two-thirds from Cusanus' s similar I g en-
titled dialogue, one sixth from Petrarch's De
remediis, and one si.r,tli from some still nnas-
cerlaineil source. There is no allusion to the
work in ang of Petrarch's letters, nor bg any of
his contemporaries, nor ai'2>arentli/ hg any one
during the three folloir'ing generations ; nor does
there ojypear to tic any eery earlg manuscript of
it in existenre. On the other hand , it must he
noted, as Dr. Uebinger informs us, that the
dialogue of Cusanus (d. 1464) , the in'erlocutors
of which are likewise styled. Idiota and Orator,
leas written in 1450; thcV)e vera sapientia leai
printetl under I'etrareh's name, in or about
1473; the compiler, therefore, must have done
his work betircen those tiro dates, that is not
many gears after the compos'Uion of the Cusanus
dialogue. The latter, moreover, was not printed
until about I47H, some five years after the ori-
ginal edition of the De vera sapientia, ascribed
to Petrarch, had left the l)ress. As the first
three editions were issued either in Holland or
North Germany the De vera sapientia, in its
existing state , seems to have originated not far
from the birthplace of the Adriamis compen-
dium. For another ascribed work, compiled, in
the same region, see no. 40.
f 40. (149?). Dyalogus Prancisoi peltrarehe
poeti laureati de vera sapienoia Cuius Colilo-
cutores sunt Orator et Idiota i Dyalogus Fran-
cisci pe[trarche poeti laureati Cuius interlo-
cutores in prijmis sunt Pilades et Horrestes
post hoc Hospes et Caupo. At end , Et sic
hui libelli piocundi finis adest.
4" in 8 and 4. ff. [12]; sig. a-b ; Latin
letter; page-lines, 34. Contents: — Title-folio,
reverse blank; text o/'De vera sapientia, dial.
i.,ff. 2a-(!a; dial, ii., ff. Ga-9b; title of the se-
cond treatise, Francisei potrarclie sequit' dya-
logus pornatus tf poeticus de | rhomane curie
euitatde Cuius coUoquijtes Pilades sunt Z
Horre|stes Hospes Caupoip,/. :di; text, ff. Illa-
12a, rerer.'tc blank. The typography seems to
be North German, and the date can hardly be
later than 14110. The titles of the two tracts are
at the top off la, the remainder of the 2><^9'^
blank. — This third edition of the De vera sa-
pientia is Ilain, 127ItS; the co^^y described,
crisis in the Copenhagen Royal Library. — 'I'lie
second ivork in the volume, De romaiiie curiae
evitatione, is a suppositious Petrarch composi-
tion, of which another edition is cited, by Ilortis
('Catalogo drlla Petrarche^ca Posseltinna', no,
4117). It is a singular production of slight mer-
it; its compiler apparently kneiv little of Pe-
trarch , or of his irorks, except that he had
written against the corrupt practices of the Ii'o-
man curia. Ilortis reprints a portion of the
text, irith variants from a Vienna codex. The
following citation from, the Copenhagen copy
(irith the abhrrviat'ions wriHen out) indicates an
approximation to the Vienna text:
Pyla.... Oppido contigi tandem tibi ni-
niium penes campum qui flore dicitur ab lios-
pioo acceptus crepusculo autein experrectus
delubra poll petens clauigeri rotani inter
omnes pauonis ad instar expandi : et oerte
robar magnam mihi pontifex mittoret digni-
tatem. Hor. Spes latain arduis iiersepe redit
inanis. Pylades. Cont'ertim nfniain predam
intuentes "lupi famelici in eoruin speluncam
cecidisse parte qua lanam ouis diacerperent
isi
20
DE REMEDIIS VTRIUSQUE FORTVN^.
auisaiunt. nee momenta duo effluei'ant et
ecco duo e illis quasi ceteris famulantes latus
utrumque ambientes me antrum vnum de-
trnserunt. quo ante presidentis fere tribunal
efferate vellerura suorum cues vidi pati diuor-
tia. Ibi tot a me satellites presidentis abstu-
lere spolia quod minimum posteris relique-
runt. vnus desoernebat. alij inscribebant. alij
pi-ede auidissimi feruenter mee spoliationis
procurabant sententiam. Et credo viuus in-
saciabiles oorum hiatus subintrassem nisi me
ad partem alij superueniontes reclamassent.
de raanibus itaque anne liberatus traductus
sum ad caypliam. Hor. Hand alias accidit
mihi.
— Ciliiiq DiMin and Brunei, Ilortis sai/s that
this ilialor/uc is/ound annexed lothc first edition
of^Ac De' vera Sapientia , jmblislicd with Plu-
tarch's Dicteri;e at Utreelit ul/out 1473 {sec
no. 39), lint ncitlicr Camphell nor /lain enume-
rates it as O' part of that pnhlication. The
Trieste copu may he a portion o/Hain I'J'i'J!) ,
or it maji he an indejjendcnt edition of the spu-
rious dialogue.
41. (1G04). Francisci ! Petrarchse | V. C. i
de ocio religio-jsorvm, i libri dvo. | Eivsdem ]
de vera sa-!pientia. | n ] Bernse 1 Excudebat
loannes le Preux, Illu-!striss. DD. Bern. Ty-
pographus. | — | M. DC. IIII.
1(1" in 8s. /. [1], l)p. P,-173; Florentine
initials (5); on title-par/e a small ornament; at
end, arms of Berne, irith ilie douhle-lteaded
eagle. Contknts: — Tillc-folio, reverse hlanli';
dedication, Fi-ancisovs Pe-ttrarcha sodali-ltati
magnae Car-lthusite, S._ | Praefatio., pp. 3-11 ,■
text of De otio, hook i., pp. 7-S9; hook ii.,
pp. '.!()- 137 : text o/'De vera sapientia, dial, i.,
Francisci Pe-'trarch;e V. G. de vera sapientia,
dialogvs I.,j)jJ. 138-lSG; dial. ii.,2)p. K>7-173
(Fl'i^IS.), folloned hi/ troodcut of Berne arms,
reverse of folio blank. — The latest edition of the
original text of the De vera sapientia. The
edition forms the third rlieision of eolamc i. in
the Le I'reux 2^'^euilo edition of Pctrarcli^s works
(10 10); see no. 21. — For a hricf reference to a
Bohemian translation of the treatise De vera sa-
pientia see no. 48. A German eersion }riU he
found in Miehacl Denis's ' Ttenkmaale der ehrist-
lichen Olauhens- und Siltenlehre aus alien Jahr-
liunderten'' (Wicn , hoj Franz .Joseph ItiJtzel,
17:).'>-96, 3 vols., S"). ' It occupies pji. Iir>-I'>2
of vol. Hi., preceded, bi/ an. introduction (pp. 10i>-
il-t), under the tlivision Vierzolintes Christ-
liclics .Talirhundert, n-lt.h the title Des christ-
liclien weisen Franzs [sic] Petrarca Gespriich
von der waliren Weisheit. 'J he introihiction
(Vorbericlit) is a dissertation on. J*ttrarch's life
and religions character. There do not appear
to be am/ other translations of the Do vera sa-
pientia.
d. In Soicca's De remcdiis fortuitorum.
42. (185;?). L. Annaoi Ronocac opera quae
supcrsunt. liocognovit et rerum indiceni lo-
oupletissimum adiecit Fridericus Haaso jirof.
vratislav. Vol. I. (II.] [III.) Lipsiao sumpti-
bus et typis B. G. Teubneri. MDCCGLXII.
[MDGCCLXXXIV.] [MDGCOLIII.].
3 cols. 8". Vol. i. (1862), f. [/], pp. iv-
vni, /: [/], pp. 4-304; ii. (1884), ff. [2], pp. iv-
VI, 2-318; Hi. (1853), f. [I], pp. jv-xxvii, f
[y], jip. 4-594. CoNTEMs:— J., Pi-aefatio ,
Dialogoruni libri XII., Ludus de morte Claii-
dii, Du dementia; ii., IPraefatio, De beneficiis
libri VII.; Hi., Praefatio, Epistularum mora-
lium libri XX., Fragmenta, Ad Gallionem do
remediis fortuitorum (pp. 4 16-457} , De pau-
pertate, De moribus liber, De formulae houes-
tae vitae , Ad Paulum epistolao_. Fach volume
has a very complete index. — This edition of the
philosophical writings of ,Se/icca originally ap-
peared in 1851-53, 'the third volume of I he set
being of the first issue. In it occurs the treatise
De remediis fortuitorum, in vhich certain
p>ortions , occurring at the ends of some of the
jiaragraphs, arc separately printed under the
head o/ Additio. 'j'hcsc ^ additiones\ the editor
says in his preface to the volume (pp. xvi-x.\),
he found in a codex , and also in a rare printed
edition (additiones, quas ego in uno cod. ms.
repperi itemque in una editione rarissiuia
impressa Lipsiao per Arnoldum de Colonia,
anno, ut dicitur, 1495). He decided that they
did not properlg belong to Seneca, and considers
them the work of I'clrarch or some oilier scholar
of the fourteenth or ffleenth centuri/ (adeoautcm
lion infeliciter vel'imitatus est vel aeniulatus,
ut mihi videatur Petrarcha aliquis vel unus
ex iis esse, qui seoolo XIV aut ineunte XV.
fuerunt eruditissimi). The credit of selling at
rest the question of the origin of these interpiola-
ted passages appertains to that learned Petrarch
inveslii/afor, AtHlio Tlortis, who puhlished at
Trieste in 187!) his essay , 'Le additiones al De
remediis fortuitorum di Seneca diinostrate cosa
del Petrarea e dellc attiiicn;:e del Petrarca eon
Seneca.'' He shows that all the additions arc
excerpla from book ii. of Petrarch's De reme-
diis, dran-n from fifteen different dialogues. The
treatise of Tlortis is valuable, in other respects,
for the study .of the De remediis.— yls to the
'edition of Seneca's tractate, said to liave been
printed at Leipzig in 1495, it is apparently not
to be found in JIain, certainly not with the date
or place assigned to it. Jlaasc found the edition
bound in one volume with the De senectute of
Cicero— a volume ivliich likewise contained an
edition of the abbreviated epistles of Seneca
(Hain I i(;04) — bearing the name of the printer
Arnold of Cologne, and dated T^e'ipziy 1495.
Hence he infers'that the De reinediis fortuito-
r\lin came from the same jtress in the same year
{see Iris preface to vol. Hi., p. \\n).-^TIie ad-
ditions from Petrarch, are found, also in the edi-
tion (if Seneca's treatise printed at Leipzig by
Jakob Thanner in 1500 (llain I4G59), and
perhaps in other editions unknown to Ilaase.
c. ]'arious OomiKnds and Excerpla.
t43. (l.jll). Seruij Ilonorat in Donati
cditi-;onom interpretatio. I Distichon ad Lec-
torom ; Optimo toutonicis recto preceptor
alumnis j Consuiturus: eis hoc opus ore lo-
gas. : Isidonous G-ermanicus Jc tribus \ parti-
bus Alexandri (optimi sentontia suorfi cmu-
loru grri- i matici) quid oligendu et quid
THE LATIN TEXT.
21
pretcieumlum. PiikUenimus dialogusFran;-
cisci Petrarclie do Eloquontia. At end, Im-
pressum Liptzck per Bacoalaurou Vuolf-
gangum Monacen. Expensis honesti Gcorgij
Kellers Bibliopole Lipsiensis Anno. 1511.
4". ff. [I(>\\ sir/, a ij-C iij la ami c in <!,
b ill 4)] (I'othic; paijv-liniis , 34 (cxclusit'C of
runnini/ title and signatures). Contents : — Ti-
tle-payc, reccrsc blank; Seruij in Donatfi In-
terpretatio, ff. 2a-U)h ; Isidonous Germanicus
do tribus Alexandri, ff. loh-tlh; Dialogus
Francisci Petrarohe doKloquoatia,,^'. 14//-l<ia;
coloplton , ff. llja , reverse blank. — .{ baccalau-
reate inMication , tl escribed froDi a copi) in the
Lcipsic Univcrsitu TAbrari/. The Petrarch 2)or-
lion is book i., dialogue i>, of the De X'emediis.
t44. (loOi). Hugonis Platti | Armig :
Manv-iale, Sententias | aliquot Diuinas &
Mora-.Ies complectens: [ Partim ti Sacris |
Patribus. ' Partim 6 Petrarcha philo- sopho
& Poeta celeber-jrimo decerptas. ( Mel ex fo-
ribus , noil herbis. j — j Londini | Escudebat
Petrus Short. | 1594.
Sq. Ill" in Ss. ff. [10], of ic I tick the first
and last arc blank, 132; sirj. 1, A-V; iiulials
ami ornaments; catchwords ; pafjc-lines, 21
(excluding running-title and catchwords); run-
ning-titles, Index; Floras i Petrarcliie; Flores |
Patrvm (all but the first in Italic capitals) ; size
of printed, par/e 0 bg It. 2 cenfimeters, Con-
TKNis: — Blank leaf; title-folio , on reeersc the
Piatt arms; Petrarch index, ff'. [3]a-[15]h;
blank leaf; Petrarch text, Flores Pe-[trarchiB.,
•ff. /a-12'ib, ending n'ith FINIS.; text from the
Fathers, SeutentuB aliquot selectiores, e sa-
cris Patrum scriptis excerpt®,,^'. 12i!a-l.'t2b,
ending n'ith, FINIS. The rtinning title is omitted,
on f, I'.ib. There is no index to the sentences
from the Fathers, — The constriiclion of tlie title-
page should liaee been reversed, the extracts from
Petrarch not only preceding those from the
Fathers, but occujiging the larger portion of the
little volume. Iliese sentences are ntimbcred
from 1 lo 10.55, and those from the Fathers in the
same n'og frnm 1 to '214. Most of the Petrarch
matter, possildg the n-hole, is from the De reme-
diis. The description is that of the British
Museum co2>g. — Sir Hugh Piatt, who nas apro-
tifie irriter and comjyilcr , produced two noted
books, ' The .Tciecll House of Art and Nature'' ,
ami 'The Floures of Pliilosophie'' ; his books
mostlg appeared bctn-ien l'>72 and lliOS, Ilarte,
the biographer of Oastavus Adolphus , sags of
him: 'Sir Hugh Piatt , not to mention his most
excellent talents, n'as the most ingenious husband-
man of the age he lived in.''
t45. (ITOlj). llarmonia j Philosopluoa
Cantus I'.ntioros tristioribus, & | ti-istiorcs
lajtioribus attemperans , | Sive | Principia j
Quicdam voriy ac genuin.ii Phi-ilosoplii*, ani-
mum human umregu- [Ian tia ;ne, vel prosporis
ovanesoat, vel advor-|sis frangatur: ox libris
duobus Francisci Petrar-|cliai , De romedijs
utrius(£ue fortun;i', , I dcsumpta. | Honori
Spectabilis, Magnific-i, at Eevcr. Dom. ! Ada-
mi L. B. Amado, | Et reliquorum, mox nomi-
nan-dorum, Eevorondorum, Prainobilium, i
Nobilium, ac Eruditorum Dominorum AA.
LL. & Philosopli. Baocalaureorum I Per Ke-
verendum Patrem i treorgium Raiosani, \ 6
Soc. Jesu, AA. LL. & Philosophias I Docto-
rem, ejusdomque Profossorem ; Ordinarium, I
In Alma Archi-Episcopali Universitate Tyr-|
naviensi, recens creatorum, [ Ab addictissi-
mis Coiidiscip. Phj^sices Studiosis j Dicata. (
Anno M. DCCVI. die VI. Maij. | — ) Tyrnaviie,
Typis Academiois.
. . .^f°- /■ [-]' PP- 1-l-i-i; ornaments and
initials. Co!m:>irs: — 7ttle-page; names of
tac/if^ors o/orts, Nomina roliquor. DD. Bac-
calaureoru., ./'. [I]b; dedication, Spectabiles,
Magnifici, Reve-irendi, PritMiobiles, Nobiles,
ac I Eruditi Domini, /. [2]ab ; te.rt, part i.,
Harmonia' philosophica; ! pars prima. Cantus
Lifctiores tristioribus temperati | Sive I Res
prosperte, ac hilares cogi-,tatione tristiorum
regulatte.,^;^). l-r>2;part u'., Harmoniicphilo-
sophica? [ pars altera | Cantus Tristiores Iwtio-
ribus temperati | Sive | Res adversse, ac tristes
cog_ita-;tiono hetiorura regulatse.jjj/^. :');!-t44.
— Each part ends w'lth the abbreviated, ineoea-
tion, O. A. M. D. Gr. The first part embraces
i:i iiumbercd dialogues of the De remediis, from
g I. De JEtato Florida 'to SJ XIX. De Spe'vitio
seterna-; tlie second part includes 2'.l,l'rom § I.
De imbecillitate corporis to % XXIX. De Mor-
te. Eeerij dialogue is preceded, bg one or In-o of
the l^initian Latin cutiplcts {see no. 69), making
it probable thai the editor used either a Berne
(ICO') or later) or the Rotterdam lUt'.l edition
(see no. 20) of t/ie De remediis.— 7'/ie compiler
or' Ibis academic publication, Gcorgius Uaicsani
(or , Itajcsdngi) , was born at Maros- Vdsdrhelg,
in the countg of Pars, eastern Hungary , Sep-
tember 8 , 1070, entered the order of'jesus at tlie
age of 17 , taught at Tgrnau until 172:!, became
nllimatelg chancellor of the Universitij of Ka-
sehau (Cassovise canceilarius) and rector of the
college at Klauseyiburg (Collogii claudiopolilaiii
rector); he held several high positions in con-
nection with his order, wrote various Latin
works of a ])hilosophical character, and died,
June o, 1734. He somen-hat abridged, and
other irise altered these dialogues from the Do re-
mediis before publishing them. — The copy of the
Harmonia pliilosoi>hica ]iere described is in the
Library of the Transglvanian National Museum
at Kltvusenburg.
46. (1707). Ars | reote philosophandi |
sen t Vitam ex prsescripto | rationis mode-
randi | dosumpta potissimiim | Ex Dialogis
FrancisciPo-|trarcha', De remediis utri usque |
fortuntc, I ot I A Pra>nobili, ac Erudito Do-
mino I Stephano Hunj^adi ! AA. LL. & Phi-
losophise Baccalaureo, [ eju.sdemque pro su-
proma laurea Candidato [ public;e utilitati
proposita: } dum ! In Alma Archi-Episcopali
Univer-jsitate Tyrnavienso Anno 1707. |
Mense Die | Universara Philosophiam
propugnaret, | pra}side | Reverendo Patre |
Georgio Raiosani, | 6 Societate .Tesu, AA.
LL. & Philoso-jphise Dootoro, ejusdCmq, Pro-
|-
.
1
22
DE REMEDIIS VTRIVSQUE FORTUNE.
fessore Ordina-jrio, & Facultatis Philosoph.
p. t. Seniore. |— | Tyrnavis, Typis Aoade-
micis.
$m. S»_ /. [2], pp. 1-314, f. [I]. C.,N-
iv.ms: — Title-page; dedication, Ladislan j Py-
ber, i De Gyirken, jElecto Episcopo Almisien-
si, signed Stephanus Hunj'adi, ff. [I]h-[2]a ;
Conoiusioiies ex Universa Philosophia, /.
[2]6; text. Pars prima ( Artis rectfe philoso-
phandi, ; De robug prosperis., pp. 1-0!); Pars
altera I Artis recte Philosophandi, , De rebus
adversus., 2)p. 100-314; Index ! Ordine Para-
graphorum,,/'. [l]ah, ending FINIS. — T]iis is
an enlarged edition of the preceding title, hauing
28 ahrirlged dialogues from tite first book of the
De remediis, oiia oS from the second; it has
likewise an index, n:hich was lacking in the
edition of 1706.
t47. (1718). Conclusiones | scientiss ;
practicse. ! Quas tarn in rebus prosperis, |
quara adversis. i Eecta dictat ratio. [ Oblati
honori : admodum reverendi , doraini ) Adami
Malik, [ Ecclesife Nagy-Tapolscanensis [sic]
Plebani ' Zelantissimi; nee non Districtiis
ejusdem f Vice-Archidiaconi, &o. , Dum sub
ejusdem auspiciis | In Alma Archi-Episco-
pali Universitate | Soo. Jesu Tyrnaviensi [
Anno M. DCC. XVIII. Mense Majo , Die |
Universam Theologiam publicepropuguaret |
Rev. Nob. Excell. ac Doctissimus Dominus
Antonius Farkas, AA. LL. & j Phil. Magister,
SS. Theol. in Itum Annum Auditor, | ejus-
demq; Baccalaureus formatus, C. G. CI. R.
H. Presb. ! prseside | R. P. Georgio Raiosani |
e Soo. Jesu SS. Theol. Doct. ejusdemq;
Profess. Ord. Neo non Inclj-tse Facultis [sic]
Juridicse ! Decano Spectabili. j — [ Tyrnavise,
Typis Academiois, per Fridericum Gall.
8". ff. [4], pp. 1-314 , f. [I]; ornaments.
Contents: — Title-folio , reverse blank; dedica-
tion, Admodum reverende ; domine , /'. [2]ab,
signed Antonius Farkas; Conclusiones | ex |
universa 1 1 heologia.,//'. [3]a-[4]b ; text, book i..
Pars prima ConclusionuiuScientiEe Practicse,
De rebus prosperis., pp. I-l>9; text, book ii.,
Pars altera | Conclusionura Scientite Prac-
ticse, I De rebus adversis. , pp. 110 [=: I00]-314;
Index I Ordine Paragraphorum , /. [l]ab, end-
ing _ FINIS.— /u his prefatorg dedication An-
tonius Farkas says (f. l^i) .---Desumta sunt
potissimum (hoc enim'valens ac lubens I'ateor)
e Franeisci Petrarchfe , Viri, sua Memoria,
Eruditiono Clarissimi, Dialog'is, De remediis
utriusque fortunpe; quibusdam adjectis, qui-
busdam pauln immutatis, quo accomodatiora
nostrte forent Patrife , Regionisque consve-
tudini.— ^ reissue of the Ars recti philoso-
phandi (no. 41!) ii-ith the same number of dia-
toqiies in each part. The four unnumbered I'olios
at the beginning are new; the remainder is, in
great pari, composed of the sheets of the first
issue, though a portion teas certainlg reprin-
ted, as is shown bg tlie changed ornaments at
the heads of pp. I and 100, and by the erroneous
numbering of the latter page (110). The title-
page contains two typographical blunders,
Tapolscanensis for ' Tapolcsanensts ' and Fa-
cultis, for ' Facultatis. ' The text ends (p. 314)
xoitk O. A. M._D. G.— The copy described be-
longs to the University Library of Budapest.
48. (1854). Erasmi i Corderii etPetrarcl.89 [
seleota colloquia. ] Nova editio | argumentis
notisque adornata ' Acourante E. Fremont. [
D [ Paris. ! Imprimerie et librairie classiques |
De Jules Delalain , imprimeur de I'universite |
rues do Sorbonne et des Mathurins. | — I
M DCCC LIV.
12". ff. [2], pp. vi-vm, 2-131. Co.v-
TEH-rs:— Bastard title, on reverse publisher's
book-list; title-folio, on reverse copyright notice;
avant-propos, pp. [v|-viii; text, Erasmi fami-
liara colloquia, yjjj. [t]-87 ; Mathunni Corderii.
colloquia selecta, pp. [SS[-toi!; Petrarclise
colloquia selecta, pji. [lo7\-tll; Decivilitate
morum puerilium, j>jj. [It2]-12'), reicrsc blank;
table des matieres, j^p. [I27]-1.-!1. T/ie a,va.nt,-
propos in French contains brief notices of
Erasmus, Corderius and Petrarch; tlie sub-
titles anil foot-notes arc in French, 'J he two
FetrarcJi dialogues are entitled L'lilevc dolt
profiler des talents de sou maitre, et non en
tirer une vaine gloire , and Devoirs d'un fils
Olivers un bon p&re; they arc dialogues 70 and
73 of book i. of the De remediis.— ii'o)- an ear-
lier edition of these selected Latin dialogues (often
published for the use of French colleges), ivitli a
French version by F. Dumas, see tio. 61.
II. TRANSLATIONS.
1. Bohemian.
49. (1501). FRANCISKVS •:• PETRAR-
CHA| a At end, t Tyto Frantisska Pe-
trarchy knije|hy: ktereezgest Pan Rzehorz
hru-lby z Gelonijo w nowie z Latijnskejho
yazyku w Czesky przelozyl : gsv j w Slawnem
Starora miestie Praz skeem wytissticny. Leta
Bozijeho 1 TisyczijehoPietisteeho Prwnijeho.
/" in 8s. ff. [2r>ti]; sit/., one sheet in C, a-p,
A-Q (the first signature in 0 having only the
signature numbers, ij, iij, signature p having
five folios and a blank leaf, an<l signature P
and, Q being in 10s); Gothic; double columns;
page-lines, 41; spaces left for chapter initials.
The finely executed title-j^age vignette is a wood-
cut in a border, filling Ihe page, n'ith only space
enough above it for the author's name as cited;
the design represents , in the upper coni2>artment,
Fetrarch. seated before some book-deskn, pointinr/
to ail open volume, and, in the lower division, a
ivheel of fortune to ivhich various figures are
clinging. Contknts : — Title-jyage ; prologue,
book i., Ii FrancisskaPetrarchy Pooty a wolmi
znameuiteho adospieleho mu z w wyiiiluwno-
TMAySLATIONS—liOHEMIAN AND DUTCH.
23
\v<- * >
sti knijuliy dwogo ' o loekarzstwij proti
sstiestij a uosstiesiij totiz proti libym a pro-
tiwoyiii wie- ozein. A iiayjirwee na knijehj'
prw uijo wnichz se o sstiestij to gest o sstia
Btoycli nebo o libych wieczach rozmlv wa:
Episstola k Azonowi inijesto : przedmluvvy
sstastnie so poczijna, ff. Ih , cot. I- lb, col. 'J;
tabic of dialoijaesj book L, \ Kegistrum nebo
zprawidlo tiech wieczi.j o niohz se w prwuijch
kneliaoh rozinlvvva, (f. lb, col. 2-Sb, col. 2;
book ii, Kegistrum nebo Zprawidlo tieuh (
wieczj' o nicliz se w druhycli knie-'hach
rozmlvwa, _//'. -jb, rol. 2-Gb, col. 2; text, book L,
H Frantisska [sic] Petrarciiy Poety a ', welmi
znameniteho a dospieleho mu ze w wymluw-
nosti kniehy prwnije I o leekarstwijch proti
sstiestij nebo pro'ti sstiastnyiu wieczera sstia-
stnie se po'czijnagij, ff. Ijb, col. 2-12Hh, col. 2,
cndint/ Fraticysska Petrarchy Poety ' a Dos-
pieleeho a Znameniteeho niu'ze w wymluw-
nosti: Knijeby Pr- wnije w nichz se o sstiestij
rozmlv- wa: Sstiastnie gsv dokonany; blank
leaf; prologue, book ii., "i Franczysska Pe-
trarchy Poety I a welmi znameniteeho muze
w wy- mluwnosti: na knijeliy druhe w kte
rychz se rozmlvwa o nesstiestij Epi- sstolnije
przedmluwa, if. 12.ja, col. l-l:ila, col. 1; tcx',
book ii., t Fraocysska Petrarchy Poethy | a
welmi znamenite' muze w wymluwnosti:
Knijehy druhee potiessenijo ; sweho k Azo-
nowi w kterychz se o nesstiesty rozmlvwaa:
sstastnie se po-|czijnas;ij,_^'. JcJla, col. l-25iib,
col. 2 ; colojiiion, f. 256b, col. 2 , botfom. It is
to be noted that the cited, titles of the text of
book i., and of the text of book ii., arc at the bot-
toms of the columns, the texts proper covimcneinij
at the top of the folloirinr/ columns, tliat is that
of book i. on f. la, col. 1 (si(j. a), ami that of
book ii. on f. 131a, col. 2 (sig. A vij). Each
book has its projjer complement of dialogues
(122 and 132} ; each dialogue is preceded b'l/ its
title and member, the numbers being printed in
full in dialogues 1-11, 13, 1:) , 10 , 19, 20 of
book i., and in dialogues 1-4, 6, !) , 13 and lb'
of book ii. : otherwise they are expressed in Ro-
man numerals. — The collection j^ossesses two coot-
ies of this monument of early Bohemian typog-
raphy , one slightly defective; the complete one
has broad margins and is rubricated throughout,
irith seeeral illuminated initials and 7nargins ;
but superior to if is the noble copy belonging to
the University Library at Prague; tliat of the
Mtmicli Royal Library Js imper/ect. — The author
of this translation, Relioi' Hruby, »:as, i// /us
family at least, originally of Oelenije or Jcle-
nije, a town in northeastern Bohemia, from
which the Latinization of his name, (Tregorius
Gelenius, was derived. Notliing is knoirn of'
his early life, but later he resided at I'rague ,
an active literary icorker and a zealous oppo-
nent of the Catholic church, until hedied in l.'>Il'i
(or, according to other statements , in l.'ilo or
l'il4). Besides the De remediis of Petrarch he
rendered various Lalhi ivorks into the Czech
tongue, among them Petrarch's Epistola". sine
titulo, preserved in manuscript {XVII. D. 3S)
in the I'rague University Library, the title of
ivttich is contained in that of' the preface, Fran-
tisska Petrarciiy Poety a slawnelio muze w
wj-mluwnosti ua kuijeliy Epistol geho bez
tytuluow przedmluwa'. Jle also translated the
ascribed treatise, De vera sapientia, the original
o/'nhich version is in another mannacript of' the
same collection (XV II. /•'. -14)., In J. .lum/-
mann's ' Historie Literatury Veski' (Prague
tti4'.l, p. 74) the title of the version of the Do
vera sapientia is given as follows: — F. Pe-
trarchy Rozmluwanio mezi mudrcem a uedou-
kem o prawii miidrusti. Jungmaim states that
it was printed at I'rossnilz, Moravia, in octavo,
by J. Giinlher in /.■>.)/, but the public libraries
of Bohemia, Moracia and Vienna have been
searched in vain for a copy of the work. Hruhy
seems liketvise to haec translated , in addil'ion to
the tiinc titulo ejnstles, other letters of Petrarch,
At the end of one of' the Prague manuscripts
{XVII. F. 44) is a rendering of the letter lufe-
iiccm invidium addressed to cardinnl Annibale
di Ccecano, bislio}> of Tusculum (Fam., vi., 1),
and possiblg of others, though t/ix title only
modions the name of the cardinal (Frantisska
petrarchy mudrcc slaweho Epistola k hanny-
balowi Tusskula nenskomu Biskupu). — TIte
writings, published and unpublislicd, of II ruby
certainly demand more attention tlian they liaee
yet received at the liands of Bolnmian scliolars,
who liave perliaps been deterred from their study
by his unpopular religious creed. To one very
slightly acejuainted with the Czecli tliey appear
to be of no little value linguistically , and to de-
serve editing on tliat account alone. Dobrowsky,
in his 'Gesehichic dcr biJhmischen Sprache^
{pp. 359-3111)), states that Ilruby has beoi styled
ttie liberator of his mother tonpue, and sums up
his cliaracter in the follon'iny paragraph : —
' Gregor Hrnby , sonst auch Gelensky (von Ge-
lenie) genannt , ein ansehnlicher Biirger zu
Prag , wandte seinen Fleiss und seine gan7.e
Musse bis zu seincm Tode , der am 7. Miirz 1514
erfolqte, dazu an, seinen Landsleuten bohmische
Uibersetzungen auserlesener Schriften in die
lirinde zu liefern. Diesen regen Eifer, diese
ivarme Liebe zur Muttersprachc , lobte auch Pi-
secky an ilirn, da er ih n den Relter (mstitel,
vindex) derselben nannte, dessen Bemiihung seit
langer Zeit die Verherrlichung %md Verbreitung
der bohmisclien Sprache sey.' In another place
('Bohmische Literatur,^ 1779, pp. 145-/47)
Dobrowsky says of the translation of the De re-
mediis:— ' Sie ist wegen des kernichlen und rei-
iien Ausdruckes in der holnnischen Sprache
sehatzbar. Zur Bereiehervng eines bohmifchen
Worterbuehes kann sie als Quelle mit Kutzen
gebraucht werden.^— \'arious liohemian bibliog-
raphers have deserilied the Prague edition of
Hruby's version of the Do remediis, such as
J. A. Ilanslik in his ' Gesc/iiclite und Beschreib-
ung der Prayer ^Unicersitcitsbibl'iotliek'' ( IH51)
and Hanka in the 'disopis Musea Kralovstvi
C'eskeho (1852) , bat by far the best account of
it is the essay devoted to it by J. J. Hannsch
(H.a,nu.i) , formerly director of the Prague Uni-
versity Library ,, in the 2'^riodical Ju>t cited
(Casopis Musea ('eskeho, ,/'or {t<i;2, pp. Itll-
174 , under the title of a ennlribution to Czecli
literature (Pi'ispevek k litoratui-e ceskel. It
treats the icork critically , b'thliogruphicalty and
linguistically, cites some sjwcimens oi' the dia-
logues, and gives details of Hruby's life.
2. Dutch.
50. (1606). Troost-spieghel in Gheluck |.
ende Ongheluok : Des wijtberoemden hooch-|
Gheleerden ende treft'elijcken Poiitcn endo
Orateuren Francisci Petrarcha? Troost-
boecken , van Kaedt, | Daet, endo Baet, in
Gheluck ende Ongheluck, Namelijok, | hoe
24
DE REMEDIIS UTBWSQUE FOBTUNJE.
hem een yegelijck verstandich mensoh zal
houden, in zijnen voorspoet niet overheffen,
insghelijcx in on-jglieluck, teghenspoet,
angst eiide noodt zal i weteu te troosten. |
Allen eerlievenden Eegiments Persoonen ,
Huj'svadoren, i ende ceuen j-eglielijcken van
wat stact zy moghen zijn, tot Nut j ende
Troost, uyt de Hoochduy tsohe en Latijnsche |
spraccko overgeset ende door den druck
aen-jden dach ghebrooht. [ n | t' Amsterdam. |
(fhedruckt voor Jan Willemssz. [sic] iut
Kantoor-boeok , woo-|neude inden Isel,
Anno 1G06.
S\_ ff. [4], 1-[27C]; slg. A-Mm, of n-hw.h
A is in 4, tchl/c the final sir/nature (Mui)
lacks a leaf , 2}rohab/>i Uimk, at' the end; doth-
ic, except the prologues, the poetical chapter-
mottoes, the inilexes, the vorjs, Francisci Pe-
trarchse and Anno of the title-paric, ami iso-
lated words and i^hrases elseioherc; double
columns; par/c-lines, 4(! ; size or' pirinted page
:>..j by n centimeters, of leaf , 14..'1 by ISrJ , of
title-page, 11 bg IC.i, and of title-page vignette
S bg 7.5 ;_ the vii/nctle represents the wheel of
fortune icitti four attached figures, of which tl'ie
uppermost is a king — a design not uncommon in
earlg modern art, but which was fi'rst executed
with consummate skill bg Hans Burgkmalr in
Ids Du remediis_ title-pages (no. 69) ; the nume-
ration of folios is very d'efectice, rmmini/ as fol-
lows : 4 unnumbered, 1-15, 15, 17-23, 22, 28-41,41,
43, 43, 45-6a , G4, 64, 64, 66-88, 92, 92, 91, 92-
113, 113, 115-119, 119, 121-126, 138, 138, 128-143,
143, 145-149, 116, 151-179, 179-lSl, 176,183-185,
187, 187, 189-193, 149, 195-213, 217-261, 165,
266-268,/ unnumbered, Vil, 1 imnu7nbered=^27(! :
the running-li'les arc in large Gothic ; Dat eerste
Boeck des Troost-sfiegliels, \ Van Kaodt in
goet gheluck, and Dat tweede Boeck dos
Troost-spipghols, \ Van Raedt in teghenspoet;
7iot inifeijueni arc marginal arguments, or
indieulioas of the subject-jnatter , placed on the
inner and outer margins; 2'rcfi.ccd lo the dia-
logues— which arc titled and numtwrcd as usual
{as, Van overvloedicheyt, meniehte ende
vcel-'heydt van Boecken. > Het 44. Capittel.)
—are tlic Latin coup)lels if J'initian, followed
by Dutch versions or' his Cerman distiches; the
type is fairly clear and handsome, the ])apcr
thiti but generally firm. Conthnts: — Title-
l'oli6 , reverse blank ; .Sonnet j Op den
gheiiioed-dienstiglien ende nutten Troost-1
spioghul Francisci Petrarchi [s'lc] des glieloof-
weerdiglien , Puijts, en vermaorden Ora-
teurs.,/'. [I'Ja; Klinck-gliedicUt tot den Loser,
/'. \'-]b; Afcomste eii leven Fran-loisci Pe-
trarche uyt zijn eyghen sohrifteu ende | an-
ilurc glietoglicn. , y'. \il\a ; prologue, book, i,
Voor-reden , ' oji iiet eersto boeck Francisci
Pe-jtrarcho, vant gocde Glieluck, gliescliro-
ven aondon \ Ileeren Azonen Fstonsera, Hur-
toga tot Ferrara., ff. [fl]h-\4]b; Fortvna Ev-
ripvs.,/: [4]b; tr.ct, booki, t Dat oerste Boeck
des I Troost-spieghels Francisci Potrarcbo,
des hooch- beroouiden Popten ende Oratou-
ren. Van Baet ende Raedt dos gncden gbe-
luckx,^'. la-loK/i l=133b], ending I<;yndo dos
eersteu Boocks Francisci Petrarclie van
Kaedt in goet geluck.; sub-ttt'c or book is.,
Dat tweede Boeck des j Troost s|iieshcls
Francisci Pclrarcbe , des hooch- bcrocniden
Poclen on Orateuron , van baet ende Kaodt,
hulpe I ende troost in tegenspoedigen zaken,
/. l:^Sa [=lrl4a]; poem headed Heraclitus.,
/'. iJtSa [^J.'l4a]; j^rologue, book ii., Voorrede
op liet twoedo Boeck des Heeren Francisci
PetrarchiB, /. liSa [—134a]-1.12b [=l.'!f<b];
text, book a., Vandeu nut ende het ; voor-deel
eeus mismaeckten ende qualijck ' ghefatsoe-
neerden lichaems, ff. i:s?,a [=i:!'.)d\-26Hb
'\^27:jb], endinq Eynde des tweeden ende
lesten Boeckx [««■] Francisci ' Petrarche van
baet raet in teghenspoet I ende ougheluck.;
tabic of dialogues, Inhovt der Capit-|telen dos
eersten boeckx, ff. [l]a-\2[a; Inhovt des
tweeden boeckx , ff. {2yi-[:i\t>, ending Eynde
des tweeden Tafel's. — The sonnet on the De re-
mediis, at the opening of tJie volume, reads as
follows: —
Den Mensch als wandelgast in dit becommcrt
velt
(Om soeckon eeuwich rust) wort veel ge-
smeeckt bedrogeu
Van kitligh schijn-gheluck , en bo von zijn
vermoghen
Schier aenghevochten hier vol onghevals
ghequelt.
Des hem tot raedt en troost, wort dienstich
voorgestelt.
Een spieghel daer by ziet den rechten weech
voor ooghen.
Hoe by d' onweghen crom to niijden hem sal
pooghen,
Daer toe vint by ghenoeeh voorbeoldon hier
ghemelt.
Door eon gbcleert Toscan die liefiijck wel
ghesonghen,
Heet't Laura, dat siju Hooft met Louwer was
omwrongen
Op d'Houft-clip biuuen Room, als edel dichtcr
soet.
Hy die beliooniclit heeft d'ltaliaenscbe
tonghen,
Vont hem tot alle mensch uj-t lief den oock
ghedronghen ,
Te gheven recht ghestalt t' verwacnt on swack
glicmoot.
At the cud of this sonnet, as a signature, is the
motto, Een is noodich. — The Ivlinck-gliedicht,
ichich fills the following page, is in the form or'
a double sonnet (2S lines), and is signed, with
the motto, Kijck in vrede vry van twist. Its
first tn'o quatrains read: —
Petrarchus do Poet en Orateur verniaert.
En is hier gheou Poiit, noch Orateur al-
leene,
Maor een vertrooster zoet, een l^ecrarr
oock met eono:
Want hy in dit zijn Boeck zeur wijsselijck
verclaert :
lino een monsoli zijn gliomoet, zal houden in
welvaort ,
In voorspoet, inrijokdoni, by olck een int
ghemeene,
Hoe dat in teghenspoet, oock onbosmot en
rcene,
Ziju ooghen, handen , mondt, en hert moot
zijn bewaort.
— I'hc biographical sketch of Petrarch , filling a
single l>age, is the same meagre notice which ap-
Til ANSLATIONS— BUTCH AND ENGLISH.
pears in various editions of tlic Vi</ilius Ger-
man version of the Do reraediis, and eoinmcnees
with the same historical misstatement: Francisci
Petrarcho is uyt een Dorp An-;chlsa gho-
naemt, gebooren worden. — The eight lines of
verse, under the title Fortuna Evrijivs, folloic-
ing the first prologue, arc likovise from the
German (sec no. 67J, and open thus: —
Grroot-machticU valsch glioluck, wat hobt gliy
vremde euren.
— As has heen stated, the Pinitian German chap-
ter mottoes arc here rendered into Dutch, and
preceded, in the case of each dialogue, hg the I'i-
nitian Latin couplets untranslated. TheVtUeh
version, occurring before the first dialogue of
hook i., is
Gby jougha dommo jeuoht, en maect u niot
te bly.
Te dencken aen den doofc, en set niet heel
op zy.
De selve staet niet stil, jonok oudt t'gholt
haer ghelijcke,
Sict dat se in u tleur, met u niot been on
strijcke.
— In most of the German editions, hcfore the sec-
ond hook, are some full-page icoodcuts hy Burgk-
mair , under ii^hich are verses accompanied hy
a quotation from Ueraclitus , Omnia secundum
litem fiunt; the theme of tlicsc verses is here
treated at greater length, and under the same
citation; the Id lines introduce the text of hook
a. ; they tiegin : —
Alles wat bier op aardon,, oyt lovon heeft
ontfaen,
Hoe groot bet is van waerden ,, dat moot go-
beel vcrgaen.
The folloiriiig vcrhatim passages, from the open-
ing of dialogue -14, hook i., may scree as an
example of the character of the version: —
Vretieht.
Ick vorblj'do my dat ick soo oeue koste-
lijcko Librarije hebbe, met aldcrloy vandc
beste ende uytgeleseuoBoocken, die men oyt
heeft kunnon verkrijglien.
Vermift.
Hier komt gliy my cfi'en iust van pas,
want hier hem co groote dwaos hcpt begeeft,
somraigbo meenen men sonde daerom to moor
van bun houdeii, datse veel Boecken hebbon.
Sommigbo settense in haer slaep-camer heel
fraey na den anderon, soudense daer voor in
haren herten gotten , daer stondense recht
wel, gliebruyckcn do Boocken glielijck de
voorscliroveu Narren het eerden vato-werok,
gbescluldordetaeii'eroelen, geliouwon Beeldon
ende het andere, daer van glieseydt is, dat
sy die aen gapon als con Ivalt' oen Ponrt, hobt
ghy gheenc andere vermakingho in den Boe-
cken als dese, so ist maer eenou last ende
vorhinderinghe des goodon gonioets, t' moot
arbeyt hebbe giuts en weer te losen , dragon ,
setten, oock sal u memory bezwaert wordo,
Boocken hebben wel eer eenon tot goodon
kunsten gobracht, hebbon ooc daer en teghen
wel eenou dul ghemaeckt. Als eonon meer
studercn wil dan hy opheffen kan, soo ghc-
vet suloken loon.
— The volume contains no indication of t lie name
or residence of the translator ; that he xeas not a
scholar of the highest note or aljilily may he in-
ferred from suck a form, as Potrarchus, and
from his treatment of certain Latin ivords ; and
desjnte the statement on the title-page it scevis
pretty certain that he follon-cd closely the Ger-
man version of Vigilius, without much reference
to the Latin text. — The present copy of the Dutch
version of the Do rcmediis is, so far as is
known, unique, tiearches made in the more im-
portant public libraries of Holland, Belgium
and (rcrmany have failed to lead to the discovery
of a second; nor is the hook mentioned in any
Dutch bibliographical work. So complete a
disappearance of a whole edition of a volume of
its sizCf issued as late as the seventeenth ccntur?/,
is assuredly extraordinary , and can hardly he
accounted for except bg the surmise that the edi-
tion was largely destroyed by some casualty he-
fore its publication. Equally notable is the fact
that the name of Jan Willems::oon occurs in none
of the lists of Amsterdam piiblishers. The expres-
sion G-hedruckt voor on the titlc-2>age seems to
imply that he u-as not the printer , but the book-
seller or puhlisher. — Pcrhajis it mag be piroper
to add that the copy ivas acquired for the collec-
tion, at an insignificant price, from a South~
German bookseller.
3. English.
51. (1579). Phisioko | against For-|tune,
aswell pro-i'sperous, as aduerso, oon-|teyned
in two I Bookcs. | Whereby men are instruct-
ed, with lyke injdiHerenoie to remodio theyr
aiieotions, aswell in | tyme of the bryght
shyning sunne of prosperitie, I as also of the
foule lowryngstormes of aduor-jsitie. Expe-
dient for all men, but most ne-jcessary for
such as be subiect to any | notable insult of
eyther extre-jmitio. Written in Latine | by
Frauncis Petrarch, a | most famous Po-|et,
and Ora-'tour. | And now first Englished by |
Thomas Twyne. | At London, printed by
Kichard i watkyns. An. Dom. | 1579. At
end, Imprinted at London in Paules | Church-
yarde, by Kychard VVatkins. | 1579.
S». ff. [.s'l, 1-3^3, [.i']; %. II _, A-u, aa-Zz,
Aaa-Bbb ; Gothic (except running-titles , dia-
logue-titles, and various ivords and i:>lirases) ;
page-lines , .17 (excluding _ running-title and,
catch n'ord) ; Florentine initials; paginal catch-
irords ; the iitlc-p>age surrounded by a renais-
sance border, having the English arms at the
top, the figure of a p)elican bclon\ a cherub hold-
ing the letter R in the lower left-hand corner,
and, in the lon'er right-hand corner what is ai)-
parently a coat of arms, being a bird on a bush
and, above, the motto Ivgge (V) ; folios iS9 , 40,
SS, l.W, VilJ, 207, 217, 22 J, 231, 2t;0, 203
and. 3 17 are numbered bij error, respectively ,
11,42,89, 129, i:-5l, 195, 207, '225, 232, 2.iO, 291
and i>18 ; thv running -titles are Phisicke for
Fortune. ' The fyrst Booko, and. Phisicke
agaynst Fortune. | The seconds Booke., and,
for 'the two jirologurs The Epistle of Francis
Petrarch i Into tlie fyrst Booke. and The Epi-
stolare Preface of Frauncis Petrarche, in
t '
t'
■4
I
26
VE REMEDlIti UTEIUSQUE FORTUNE.
large Italic Latin letter ; the copy was hound
bi/ Bedford. Contents: — Title-folio, reverse
blank-; dedicatory preface, To the right ivooi--
shypful Maister I Kichard Bertie Esquier. &c.
qui-etnosse of Conscience, health of Boily,
continuance ofLyfe, with eiicrease of world-
ly I Woorshyp., /. [2]ah; proloyue, book i., i^
The Epistolare Preface of Fran- |cis Petrarch,
a most famous Poet | and Oratour, written
vnto Azo, con-;cernins the Phisicke and
remedies of both | Fortunes, aswell aduerse,
as I prosperous., ff. \J!]a-\8]a, reverse blank;
text, book i., Phisi'ck 'for Fortune., ^^■. l-l'>2a
(reverse blank) , endiny Deo gratie. I Thus
endeth the fyrst Booke.; prologue, book ii.,
The Epistolare Preface of Frauncis | Pe-
trarche, a most famous Poet and Oratour, I
into the second booke of his woorke of |
Physicke against Fortune, wherein ! he di-
sputeth of I Aduer- sitie., ff. ir>;!a-ll}2a; text,
hook ii., Of deformitio of the bodie. The
first I Dialogue. Sorowe and | Reason , ff.
lh"Jb-,'l42b, ending FINLS.; colophon, f. :'i-J-Jh;
table of dialogues , A Table of the matters,
ff. [l]a-[S]b, ending FINIS.— 7Vie English trans-
lation of the De remediis, ofwtiich lids is the
sole edition, eompares most favorahlg u^itli the
versions in other tongues. 2'he rendering is cor-
rect, and the style vigorous and terse; the typog-
raphy is every n-ay excellent. The translator,
Thomas Tivyne, p>hysician, naturalist and jjoet,
teas educated at Corpus Christi college, Oxford,
and wrote, compiled, or translated, a emisid-
erable number ofivorks, among them. The Gar-
land of goodlie Flowers , commonly called
Twines Praiers (London 1574), ivhieli passed
through many editions, onrf The School emas-
ter , or Teacher of Table Philosophie (Lon-
don I5SS). He died at Leives , Sussex, in llilu.
Of Bertie, to ivliom the version is dedicated,
Tivync says that he n-as married to a duchess,
had a daugliter ivho iras a countess, and a
son n'lio ivas a lord ajjparent. He teas probably
coniiectcd with the earls of Lindsey.
52. (1791). Petrarch's view [ of \ human
life. I By Mrs. Dobson. |— | Go, little book!
to the friends of humanity , and to | the lov-
ers of Petrarch, and lot their honourable |
and united suffrage spread the fame of his
ex-|alted knowledge, and impress the virtues
of his benevolent heart. I London : | printed
for John Stockdale, Piccadilly, t M DCC XCI.
•''"• .ff- ['^'li PI'- viii-xiil, 1G-3.'>',I , ff. [-i],
Co.XTKNTs: — Bastard title , reverse blank; title-
folio, reverse blank; dedication. To Andrew
Stuart, Esq.. ./'. [H\ab ; preface, pp. [cii]-x;
Petrarch's preface | to his noble friend j Azon
[sir] do Correge., pp. [xi\-xiii; text, pip. \l''>\-
il.'iU; index, ff. [l\a-\4\a. — Mrs. Husannali Dob-
son, n-lio ijave this abridgment to i/te world,
2)ublished m 1775 a feebly execufed abridged
rendering of l)e Sadi-'s ' Menioiros pour la "vie
de Potrarquo'; and heruork, marred as it was
by innumerable inaccuracies , teas 'p^'i^ded in
upwards of a do".e)i. editions. The so-called
translation liere cited, is reallt/ a selection, of
2)assages taken from Tn-ync^s English cersinn of
the Do remediis (no. 51), n-ithont any compar-
ison with the original tc.et, and with scarcely
more alteration tttun n-as 7iecessary to etnmect
them together. The statement on the title-page
that Mrs. Dobson translated the tcorkfrom the
Latin is, therefore, wholly incorrect.
53. (1797). Petrarch's | view ! of ; human
life. I — I Translated from the Latin , | by
Mrs. Dobson. | — | Go, little Book, to the
Friends of Humanity, and to the Lovers of
Petrarch, and [ let their honourable and uni-
ted Suffrage spread the Fame of his exalted
Knowledge , | and impress the Virtues of his
benevolent Heart! | — i A new edition. | — |
London : | Printed for the Associated Book-
sellers, |Vernor and Hood; I. CuthoU; J.AValk-
er; | Ogilvy and Son; Lackington, Allen,
and Co. ) and J. Nunn. | — | 1797.
6'°. ff. [3]; ]ip. viii-jtiii, l(i-o5'J,ff. [4],
and 2 leaves of hook-advertisements. Con-
tents:— Title-folio; dedication, To | Andrew
Stuart, Esq., /'. [2]ab ; preface, pp. [vii]-x;
Petrarch's preface \ to his noble friend I Azon
de Gorrege., ppi. [xi]-.viii; text, pp. [I5y.':50 ;
index, ff. [l\a-[4]a. — The second and final issue of
Mrs. husanali Dobson's extracts from Twyne's
version, with no alterations except the sup-
pression of the bastard title, and the change of
publishers and date.
4. French.
t54. (1523). Messiro Francois j Petrarque
des remedes | De lune et lautre Fortune, pros-
pere et aduerse Nouuel-] lenient Imprimo a
Paris. I 11 II se vend en sa grant salle du Pa-
lais au pre-;mier pilller en la boutique de
Galliot du pre Li-,braire iure deluniuersite. |
Cum puillegio At end, Ii Cy finist le liuro
de Francois peltracque Poete llorentiu des
remedes | de lune et laure [sic] fortune, pros-
pere et | aduerse Nouuellement translate de j
Latin en Francois, et Imprime aPairis pour
Galliot du pre , Librairo iure de Lluniuorsi-
te , [sic] ayant sa bouti-'que on la grand sallo
du Pallais au | premier pillier Et fut acheuo
le .xv. I iour do Mars Mil ciuq cens viugt ]
trois auant Fasques.
/." ff. [6'1 , [ij-clxxiiii ; the G unnuinhercd
folios at tlie herjinning bear the signature a, and
ivitli the numbered folios commence the signa-
tures A etc.; Gothic ; double columns ; page-lines,
52; 11 noodcuts, ejxlusive of escutcheon , title-
page border, and initial letters; title-page in
engraved border, bcarin(j at the foot the name of
the publisher , GALLIOT [ DV PRE; the first
letter in Messire is a fioriated initial ; the larger
portion of the tille-jiage, betn-ecnyatis and 1 11,
is blank. Contknts : — 2'itle-page ; escutcheon,
being a coronettcd shield beariiig 3 fieur-de-lis
on a nliile field , sujiportcd by scraplis, followed
by the privilegium, 11 est pcrtnis par la court
de Parlcment a 1 Galliot du pre,y'. lb; prologue,
bl
Til A ySLA TIOXS-FnEXail.
1i Seusuyt le prologue du premier Li-uro,
J/'. ia-3li; indej-, 11 .Sensuyt la tabic deschapi-
tres, ff. 4a-5b; dedication , 1i A tresliault ot
illustre princo Mon-signeur Charles due de
Vendos-!mois , conte de Mario, /. flali ; text of
hook i., o Sensuyt le Premier liure do Frau-
^!ois petracquo, /. [8]o, continued to ihcprolor/uc
of book a., Ti Cy commenco le prologue do'
maistre Francois Petracque au I second liure,
f. Ixxxi a , followed hij Ike text, endin<i f. clxxiiii
h, with Ike word 1i FINIS; colophon, f. clxxiiii
b, col. 2. — The dedication contains, f. [6']6, col. 1,
llic folloirini/ reference to the translator: —
JJoncques 1 ainsi pour tousiours vous faire
iiorir en | la brancho de vertu, de cestuy liure
vous I fais present Lequel a autresfois este
tra-;duit do Latin en Francois par Nicole
ores; me chanoine de la saincte chappelle de
Pa!ri3 a la requeste du feu Koy Charles le
quint Et dcpuis peu de temps reoouuert I faict
corriger et imprimer par moy Gal-^liot du pre
troshuble seruiteur a tous voz ' bons com-
mandemons. — The translator of this, the first
French version of the De remediis , Nicolas
Orcsme (Orcmc) , a native of Normandy , u'as
one of the foremost scholars and writers of his
time, and rendered into French the Ethics and
Politics of Aristotle , besides producing various
Latin treatises and a nnmber of sermons. His
position gave liim great influence at the French
court. He became in IS.'iS head of the college of
Navarre, then dean of Houen, in 1360 fzitor to
the prince, afterwards Charles \'., and in 1.ST7
bishop of Lisieux, irhere he died JuUj It, 1382.
He icas thus acontemporarjj of Petrarch, whom
he would pretty surcli/ meet at Paris jvhen the
j)oet vma there in 13(!IJ-GI as the embassador of
Galeazso Visconti, ifliile Uresme ivas tutor to
the son of King John. It will be rememhcred
that Petrarch vms at that very time engaged in
writing the De remediis , jc/tic/i Orcsme was the
first to render into a modern tongue. It was
only two or three years after Petrarch's visit to
J'aris that Oresiue was sent on a mission to
Urban V. at Avignon, 'partly to persuade that
pontiff not to abandon the French city for Rome.
His discourse, on that occasion, was an oration
of great boldness, in which he inveighed , with
all of Petrarch's fervor, against the corrjijitions
of the Papal court. It was long afterivards
(tll04), like some of Petrarch's own writings,
printed, as a Reformation tract by the adherents
of Luther. It was in consequence of this oration
that Petrarch wrote his letter In exitu Israel
(Sen., ix., 1) to Urban. He alludes to Oresme,
without mentioning his name, as a man of great
eloquence and learning , and jyraises the style of
the harangue, but, of course, bitterly assails
that portion ivhich depreciates Italy and exalts
J'^rance as the proper residence for the 2>opes.
Petrarch's references to Oresme, however, are,
on the whole, of a character to strengthen the
belief that Ihei/ were personally acquainted. —
The copy of this translation here described be-
longs to the National Library at Paris.
65.(1534). MEssiro Fralcois petraoque
dos I remedes Do lune % | lautre fortune:
pro-;spero x aduerse; nou uollcmGt Imprime '
a Pai-is. I — I o On le vend a Paris par Pierre
Gaouduol a lonseigne de lescu de Brotaigne
At end, o Cj' finist le liure do Francois pe-
tracque Poeto florentin des re-'medes de lune
ot lautro for- tune, prospere ? aduerse
NouuellomGt trusla to de latin en fra-'cois -
Impri- me a Pa ris. i M.Dxxxiiii.
f." in <!s. _ ff'. [71, ii.-cMcxiii; sig. a, A-x
VA-IIj (rothic; double columns; }>age-linea, fii
. .. . ^ . „ . x>
AA-IIj Gothic; double columns; pagc-l'mes, r>2
(exclusive of running-title and signature) ; Flor-
entine initials (varying in size, mostly of' hand-
some designs); lille-page in an elaborate bonier,
enclosing scenes connected irith the affections,
n-ith many mottoes introduced , such as Amor
doi omnia vincit, Par tovt amovr, Amovr
partovt, Tovt par amovr etc., with an elaborate
monogram of JDcnis Janol at the top, and his
name again in full Denis I lanot above the base
of the design; title-page proper in black and.
red,, but the line beloiv the border, o On lo
vend etc., in black; 11 ivoodcuts, besides the
title-border , one of them fu.ll-j>age , the others
varying in size ; the running-titles are Francoys
Petracque. [ Du remede de Fortune prospere.
[aduerse.] ; the numeration of the folios ia Ro-
man, in Gothic lower case, preceded throughout
bi/ the ivord FueiUet (as Fueillet. xxxvii.);
folios 46, .-7.7, 5.'*, 60, 71, 108 and 141 are er-
roneously numbered , respectively, xlvii, liii, Ix,
Ixi, Ixxiii, ex, and cxliii. ' Contknts :• —
Title-folio, reverse blank; prologue, book i.,
o Sensuyt le prologue du | premier Liure de
Francois I petracque. Lequel traicto du ' re-
mede de fortune prospere.,//'. [2)a-[4]n, ending
Fin du Prologue du premier li-Jure de Fran-
cois petracque | Lequel traicte dies re-'medes
de fortu-!ne prospere.; table of dialogues,
o Sensuyt la table des chapi-'tres du premier
liure de Fran-cois petracque Poeto Flori'tin,
ff. [4]a-\5]b, ending o Fin de la Table du se-
cond et] dernier liure de Fracois pe-|tracque
Lequel traicte | des remedes do for | tune ad-
uerse.; dedicatory epistle of the pirinter , » A
treshaute ? illustre prince Men ) seigneur
Charles due de Vendos-]mois, conte de Marie,
conuersan et i de Soissons,Viconte de Meaulx, |
Gouverneur f Lieutenant general !pourle roy
es pays de Picardie., /. [t:\ah, ending Finis.;
text, book i., o Sensuyt le premier liure do
Francois petraoque Poeto ilorentin, dos Ee-
medes de Fortune prospere. Translate de La-
tin en francois. (followed by a large woodcut,
below irhich is the title of the .first dialogue) ,
ff'. [i]a-l.r-xx b , ending o Cy fine le premier
liure qui [ parle de la prosperite de fortune. ;
prologue, book ii., o Cy commence le prologue
de maistre Francois petracque au [ second li-
vro de lune 5 de lautre fortune qui traicte
des ad-luersitez. que on so repute auoir en
cemondo, ) ainsi comme fait le premier ! des
prosperitez. (f'ollou-cd by a woodcut representing
Petrarch at his desk , belong irhich the prologue
begins), ff. Ixxi a-clxxviii b , ending o Finis;
colophon, f. clxxviiib, col. 2. — The first pro-
logue has the running-title, Le prologue de fac-
teur., the jtrinter' s dedication has Prologue as
has the prologue to the second book,— This is the
second edition of Oresme' s version, a reprint of
the first , except that the name of the printer ia
omitted from the dedicator if epistle, and the title-
piage differs in design and arrangement. It ivas
printed by Denys Janot. — The copy ia bound by
ilasson- i )ebonelle , the design copied from a
binding in the destroyed Petrarch collection of
Marsancl, formerly in the library of the Louvre.
— Brunei (iv., r>l!7} says that other editions of
the Oresme translation acreissucd, but gices no
dates.
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DE REMEDIIS UTMIUSQUE FORTUNE.
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56. (1G50). Le sage j resolv | contre | la j
fortune j A Paris I chez | Cardin Besongne |
Au Palais j — \ Auec pri allege | 1650.
l^"- .f m,PP- i-CS, 1-259, 1-27, 1-24/1;
enr/raved iule-'pai/e— pedestal , bearing the title
cited, and supporting a bust (Petrarch f), on Ike
base of ichich is the inscription , Petrarclire j
Posuit I Virtus, to a-hich a female Jigurc is
pointing. Contknts: — iW/rawcZ titlc-payc,
recerse blanic; Px-eface, | contenant le dessein |
de I'avthevr, et | la viej dv Petrai-qve.,^)^). 1-7 ;
lettre dv Petrarqve ! a toute la Posterite.,
pp. 8-30; continuation of the life, pp. .'10-62;
privilege daioy. , 2}p. 6:!-G4; table, pp. 05-(jS;
■prologue, book i., Le j sage resolv | contre la
prosperito. Livre I. [ — 1 Discours du Peti'ar-
que sur sos Eutretiens Moraux, | Dediez a son
ami Dom Azone Corregio, j Prince de Parme.,
pp. 1-19; text, book i., pp. 20-259; prologue,
book a., Avant-propos [ dv Petrarqve ! svr le
second livre | de ses eutretiens moravx.,
pp). 1-27 ; text, book ii., pp. 1-24:1, ending FIN.
— The copy is XJerhaps defective, since it has no
printed title-page , onl// the meagre engraved
one. — According to both Rrnnet and the Hoefcr
' liiographie ijinirale ' (sub Grenailles) this
should be the first edition of the first piortion of
the Grenailles version of the De remediis, the
second portion , as they stale, having appeared
in 10(10. But the partial incorrectness of this
statement is shown by the assertion in the privi-
lege du roy (dated September 21 , 1649) that
Cardin. Besongne a cy-deuant fait imprimer
this same work, ivhich he depuis fait reuoir &
corriger de plusieurs fautes qui s'estoieut
glisses aux premieres impressions. The fact
that this is not styled volume first, or part first,
on the engraved title-page , and that the word
Fin occurs at the end , indicates that the edition
iras co7nposed solely of this volume, and that the
remainder of the version had, not yet been pub-
lished.. But it is difficult, tcilhout further re-
search in the French liljrarics, to give a date to
the first edition of the version, or of its first part.
Ferrazzi (p>. 282) assigns to one edition the date
1644 , and that may possibly app)ly to the ear-
liest issue. All that can be said is that the first
volume of Orenailles's version, comprising a
portion of each of the t}PO books, appeared at
least tivice — a fair deduction from the irords
premieres impressions in the privilege— before
16'>0 , and that the final volume was pti'inted
later , perhaps as late as 1660. — Fran<;ois Gre-
nailles, sieur de Chatonniire (b. Uzerche, Bas
Limousin, 1616 , died 16S0) was the author of
this version. He teas historiographer to Riche-
lieu's inveterate enemy, Gaston, duke of Orleans,
and jmblished many noir forgotten ivorks. The
Midland ' Bioyraphie universelle ' says : —
' Dans la preface de sa traduction du Sage rd-
ao\M de PUrarque (1G60},, Grenailles dil qn'on
Vavait accusi de crime d'Etat et qu'il avail conru
le risqtce de liorter sa tele sur I'cchafauil.' It
thus characterizes the version: — ' L'un des mains
mattvais ouvrages de Grenailles est la traduction
du livre de PUrarque, De remediis utriusquo
fortuna3. Ellc cut dans le temps assez de succis: '
(then comes the statement made by Brunei and
in Hoefcr) ' il en pubiia le premier volume en
1650: mais le second neparutqu'en 1660, chose
irh singulicre dans un 6crivain qui, piour la
feconditc, aurait pn difier ficudery. La jjre-
mierc edition est intitulee Lo sago rusolu contre
la fortune; Diais dans la rcimprcssion , Paris
167 S, il chanyea ce litre en celui d'Entretiens de
Petrarque.' — The work of Grenailles has some
of the characteristics of a paraphrase. He dis-
cards the dialogue form, and arranges the mat-
ter in chapters, divided into numbered para-
graphs; he sometimes compresses the substance
of tu-o dialogues into one chapter; he makes no
'pretence of 2>reserviny Petrarch's order of sub-
jects; and, he occasionally inserts matter of his
oivn. In his introduction he e.rj^lains elaborately
the plan he has pursued, and twice announ-
ces his intention of rendering all the ivorks of
Petrarch into French. He alludes to the Oresme
version as barbarous and obscure. Besides in-
serting in his introduction a version of the Epis-
tola ad posteros, he also translates from a
Berne edition of the De remediis the eulogies of
Boccaccio, Paulus Joviiis and Vives.
57. (16G0-61). Le sage i resolu 1 contre
I'vne et I'avtre | fortune, | Par Francois Pe-
trarque. I Premiere partie. | Edition Nouvel-
le. I — I A Brvxelle, \ Chez Francois Foppens,
Imprimeur | lSi Libraire, au S. Esprit. | — ]
M. DC. LX. I Avec Privilege du Eoy.
Le sage resolu, | contre la fortvue, | et
contre \ la mort. | Par Francois Petrarque,
Plorentin. | IL Partie. | — | A Bruxelles, |
Chez Franijois Foppons , j Libraire & Impri-
meur. I - I M. DC. LXI.
2 vols. 12". Vol. i., ff. [.TO], 2^p. 1-514;
a., ff. [4] , pp. 1-616. Each volume has also an
engraved title-page , being of the design of that
which originally appeared in the Amsterdam
1649 edition of the Latin text [see no. 26) , the
vignette representing a sage binding a youthful
figure to the icheel of fortune , the background
exhibiting a landscapic through an arch, the title
inscription reading : — Le Sage Eesolv j contre |
la Bonne et Mavvaise , Fortvne, i Par Fran-
iiois Petrarqve Florentin ) Nouvellement mis
en Fran(;ois ! I. (II.] Partie. | d I Sapiens Su-
pra Fortunam. I — | A Bruxelles. ; Chez Fran-
9ois Foppens. Imprimeur i et Libraire. | —
Avec Privilege duRoy. 16G0. — The first volume
should 2^roper I y have .516 pages, the last two
containing the dialogue tables of book ii. Con-
tents:— Vol. i.. Engraved title-page , reverse
blank; title- folio, reverse blank; Preface, | con-
tenant le dessein | de I'avthevr, et la vie ] do
Petrarqve. {including //ic Lettre de Petrarque |
a toute la Posterite), _//'. .1a-.'10a, reverse blank;
prologue; hooki.,p2J. 1-15; text, book i., pp. 15-
250; j)rologue, book ii., pp. 251-271; text,
book ii., pp. 271-51-1 (516); vol. ii.. Engraved
title-2>age, reverse blank; title-folio, reverse
blank; advcrtiasemBnt, ff'. .'la-4b ; <fa;<, Secondo
partie | du I sago resolu | contre [ la fortvne. |
Livre I. | Contre la prosperit6, pp. 1-276;
Seconde partie | du | sago resolu | contre | la
fortune. I Livre II. ) Contre I'adversitc.,
2jp. 277-520; Le ! sage resolu I contre | la
mort. I Livre troisieme. | Conclusion des En-
tretions Moraux de Petrarque., ]ip. 521-611 ;
table, 2>l'- 612-616. — The introductory matter to
vol. i., omilliny the privilege du roy, is iden-
tical ivith that of the 2"'eccding title (1G50) ; the
text likcii-ise is the same as far as the end of
cha2iter (ontretien) x.vx, of book i.; but 7 new
chapters are added to book i,, and 10 to book, ii.,
making in all U7 in the former, and 40 in the
TllANSLA TIONS— FRENCH.
29
latter. On the other hand rot. ii, consists irholli/
of f re ah matter fatten from the 2>revioitsti/ jin-
translateil portions of the Do romodiis. 'J'he
translator has arraw/ed it in three bool,i>, the
first from hoolc i. of the original, the second and,
third from hook ii. The number of cliaptcrs in
these is 4'J, 12 anil 14 rcspcctivelij . The third
book (contro la mort) comprises the final (117-
1:12) dialogues of the original. The advertisso-
ment prefixed to vol. ii. is not dated,, and, in no
other way cnatilcs us to decide the r/rwstioti as to
the time of the first appearance of the final in-
stallment of the Grenailles version. 'Tins mag Ije
the original edition of vffl. ii., althougli. it is
jirinted at Brussels rattier than al Paris;
favorable to this view is the 'privilege' ivhich
folloirs the advertissement and is dated August
26, unit) , granting the right of piulilication for
sir i/ears to Francois Foj)pens. The advertis-
sement begins as folloirs: — Co n'est pas uu
Ouvrago de Cour, mais un fruit do prison
d'Estat que je voqs oflre, Lcotour. La Bas-
tille & la Tour de Montgomery I'ont concpu,
& le Palais le voit naistre. Tliis signifies pos-
siblg that the imprisonment of Grenailtcs had
intervened hetiveen the jmblication of the first
installment and thai of the second. It is to be
noted that in this edition the engraved title-pages
loth Ijear the date of 1660.
68. (1662). Le | sage resolv 1 centre ! la
fortvne, [ ov le Petrarqve , j Mis on Fram^ois
par M' De Gronaille , [ Ecuyer, siour de Chii-
teauniiires. | Cinquieme Edition. | Eeveuo &
corrigue par 1' Autheur. | — ■ Imprimo iRoven,|
Aux Depens de Cardin Bosongne; ! Marcband
Libraire a Paris, au Palais, eu | la Gallerie
des Prisonniers, anx | Roses vermeilles. ! — |
M. DC. LXII. i Avec privilege dv roy.
Lo I sage resolv | eontre | la fortune j et
centre | la mort, | ov [ le Petrarqve, ! Mis en
Francjois par M'' De Grenaille , | Ecuyer, sieur
do Cliateaunieres. | Seoonde & Derniere Par-
tie. I — ! Imprimo a Roven , | Aux Depens de
Cardin Besongne, ! Marcband Libraire a Pa-
ris, au Palais, en \ la Gallerie des Prisonniers,
aux I Roses vermeilles. | — j M. DC. LXII.
Avec privilege dv roy.
2 vols. 12". Vol. i., ff. [2] , lip. .->-60. 1-527;
ii,, ff. [6], 2)2>- 1-625, ff. [.''J; engraved frontis-
pieces {title-pages) , tliat facing the title-jJagc of
vol. i. being the same as in the edition of 1650
{no. 56) , Iiaving on the pedestal the same in-
scrii^tion and date, ivhile that facing tlic printed
title-page of vol. ii. represents a male and a
female figure conversing under an arch, in the
background a temple and various figures , and
at the top of tlie arch tivo cherubs holding a
scroti uith this inscription : — Le sage | resolv j
centre la ; fortvne ' et eontre | la mort and
at the bottom of the ivhole plate: I. o. inuut
Tome 2' loan. Ricart sc. : A Paris. Chez Cardin
Besongne au Palais. Auec Priuilege. 1040. [sic]
Co.NTE.NTs:— yo/. i., Frontispiece; title-folio, re-
verse blank; preface, ^rp. 5-0.5; table, jip. 56-50;
Extrait du Privilege du Roy., p. 60; te.it,
book »., 2'P- 1-258; book ii., pp. 25t>-527 , ter-
minating "■(■(/( Fin del a premiere Partio ; vol.ii.,
Frontispiece; litlc-folio, reverse blank; Avortis-
soment., ./: [.V]a4; table, ff. [I.]a-\6]a; Extrait
du Privilege, registration, imprint, f. [6]b;
text, pp. 1-625, ending Fin des Entretiens
Moraux du Potrarque., reverse tilank; table,
ff. [l]-[!l]a, folloivcd bg a final-note. Si 1' Ad-
versity contient plus do Dialogues que la |
Prosperitij , c'est que dans la vie il y a plus
do suiets qui nous choquent... The privilege
in vol. i. is dated 165.'l-55 , and beloir the privi-
lege is this statement :—Acho-v6 d'imprimer en
deux petits Volumes le | dernier luin 1655.
A Roven, ! par Lavrons Mavrrj'. A similar
imprint^ occurs beloiv the jirivilege in vol.ii.: —
Acbovo d'imprimer k Roiien , par Laurens
Maurry, | en deux petits Volumes, pour la
premier fois i dopuis les presentes Lettros, le
dernier | iS'ovembre 1662. This indicates an
issue bearing the date of 1655, Jn this edition,
as in thoseijreviouslii cited, tlie preface to vol. i.,
is in Italic, ivhile tlie inserted versions of the
Epistola ad posteros and. the eulogies are in
lloman. Tlie onlg change in the text is that the
later chapters in vol. i, are arranijcd in a
somen-hat different order.— The date (1010), if
it be a date, on the fronlisjiiece of vol, ii., seems
inexplicable.
59. (1673). Entretiens j de [ Petrarque I sur
la bonne | et mauvaiso fortune , [ Ou I'Art da
vivro heureux, [ Traduction Nouvelle. | Tome
premier, [second.] | — I A Paris, | Chez Avgvs-
tin Besoignc, dans | la grando Salle du Pa-
lais, devant la | Cour des Ay des, ii la Verite. |
— I M. DC. LXXIII. I Avec Privilege du Roy.
2 vols. 12". Vol. i., ff: [1] , pp. 1-401; ii.,
.if- Wi PP- i-'i^S. Cox'[KN-tii: — 2'itle- folio,
reverse blank; avertisseracnt, J'. [2]ab ; table,
ff. [3]a-[4]b;text, Entretiens j do | Petrarqve.,
pp. 1-401 ; ii., title-folio, reverse blank; table,
ff. [2]a-[4]b; text, Entretiens 1 de | Petrarqve. j
Seconds partie., p/;. 1-625; Extrait du Privi-
legedu Roy., p. 626. The privilege is dated
April 14 , 1667 , and there must, eonseqiientlg ,
be an elition of that date. Beloir </ic privilege
is the imprint date: — Acheve d'imprimer le
quinziiimo Novembre 1672. — This edition has
important omissions , namely the ivhole of the
preface to vol. i., including the life of Petrarch,
and both of Petrarch's prologues , while the.
advertissement belonging to vol. ii. is removed
to vol. i. The chapters are no longer numbered
and the division into books is abandoned ; the
order of the chaj^ters , in the latter- half of vol. i.,
is the same as in the editio7i of 1662. There are
no engraved title-pages or frontispieces.
60. (1673). Le sago resolv | eontre 1 la
fortvne , | ov j le Petrarqve, I Mis en Francois
par M'' De Gronaille , [ Ecuyer , sieur de Cha-
teauniures. [ Derniere Edition. | Reveutj &
corrigc; par 1' Autheur. | — | A Lyon, | Chez
loan Baptisto Do Ville, ruij | Merciere, a la
Science. | — i M. DC. LXXIH. | Avec per-
mission.
Lo I sago resolv | eontre | la fortvne [ et
centre | la mort , | ov | lo Petrarqve , | Mis en
Franfiois par M' De Gronaillo, [ Ecuyer, sieur
do Chiltoauniorcs. I Sccondo & doruiore Par«
f
,1
30
BE liEMEDIIS UTIilUSQUE FORTUN/E.
tie. I — j A Lyon, | Chez lean Baptists De Vil-
le, rue Merciere, a la Science. | — | M. DC.
LXXIII. I Avec permission.
2 vols. 12". Vol. i., f. [.?/], 2U'- 1-^'lG,
f. [1]; ii._, ff. [5],pp. l-r,16,'f. [1]. Each culiune
opens villi an engraved litic-pac/c , hut liaving
neither dale nor place, and eiidinij icilh. the tiiolto
hcneath the vignette, Sapiens Supra Fortunam. ;
othervise the}} are reproductions of those in the
Brussels edition of 1660-1:1 {no. 57), n-ith
nonuellement in the inscriptional title instead
of nouvellement. ' Conteni s : — Vol. i.. Bastard
tilte, reverse blank; engraved title, reverse blank;
title-folio, reverse blank; preface, ff. [.'5]o-[.V/]n,
reverse blank ; prologue , book i., pp. 1-15 ; text,
hookii.,j>p. 15-3:'>() ; prologue , bookii., pp. 251-
371; text, book ii., pp. 27 i-512 ; table, p>P- ■''•';-;-
516; permission, f. [/In, reverse blank; ii.,
Bastard title, reverse^ blank; engraved title, re-
verse blank; title-folio , reverse blank; Adver-
tissement,,^'. [J]a-[.')]i; text, book i.,px>. 1-276 ;
book ii., 2}P' 277-520; book Hi., pp. 521-611;
table , pp. 612-616; permission , f. {l]a, reverse
blank. — 'This edition is much superior to that of
Paris of the same date (no. 58), having all the
matter of the earlier issues, and the same ar-
rangement.—There ivere evidentlg several otiier
issues of the Grenailles (or Grenaille) version ;
cited, besides that of 1644, above alluded to,
are one of Paris 1667, another at the same
2daee in 1678, and a second, Brussels edition of
1678 (Foppens) — a eopg of the last-named exist-
ing in the Munich University Library.
61. (1763). Les | colloques | choisis ]
d'ilrasme, ] traduits en fran(jois: | Le Texte
vis-a-vis de la Traduction ; | avec | Le Precis
de la Vie d'Erasme, & trois | Dialogues mo-
raux tires de Piitrarque & I de Mathurin Cor-
dier. | n| A Paris, I Chez Brocas & Humblot,
Libraii^es; | rue Saint- Jacques, au-dessus de
la rue des Mathurins, au Chef Saint-Jean. |
— 1 M. DCO. LXIII. I Avec Approbation &
Privilege du Eoi.
12". ff. [2], pp. [l]-2.33 f. [1]. Con-
tents: — Bastard title, reverse blank; titlc-jotio,
reverse blank; Precis | de la j vie d'Erasmo,
2)p. 1-11; Les colloques choisis | d'Erasme,
pp. \I2[-215, having the Latin text en face n'«//t
the heading (p. /3/Familiaria j Erasmi I col-
loquia selecta; sub-title, Trois dialogues j mo-
raux. I Dont deux de Petrarquo, & I un de
Mathurin Cordier, j En Latin & en Francois,
p. 214; brief biograjj/iical notices , Petrarque,
Mathurin Cordier, j>p. 214-215; Dialogue
LXXX, I du I"' Livre de Petrarque , pp. 216-
22:S , the opjmsite Latin text liaving the title
(p. 217) Dialogus LXXX | Libri I'. Francisoi
Petrarch^; Dialogue LXXXI, pp. 222-225;
Dialogue tirci de Mathurin Cordier, ^jp. 226-
2H,H; table, p. [2::4\-f. [/]«,• approbation, t'.[t]a_,
reverse blank, llic tivo dialogues from book i.
of the De rcmediis, being those De oxcellente
praicoptoro and Do patre bono are ^yrinled
complete. The French version vas made for the
publication by its editor, the grammarian Phi-
lippe Duma's (b. Issodoun 773.S', d. 1782). His
sketch of PetrarclCs life fills otilij some thirtij
lines. The Approbation bears the date of l)c-
tember 12, 1761, and Barbier(in the latest edition
of the ' Dictionnaire des ouvrages anonymes,''
1872-76, no. 2467) cites vhat is perha2>s the
earliest issiic of the compilation as piuhlished,
under the same title, at Paris htj Blocas (Bar-
bier's error for Brocas) in 1762. — The eminent
French student of Petrarch, Mr. Victor Develay
(see nos. 62, 63, 64) has in his library an
edition of of these dialogues dated 1768 with the
following title: — Les | colloques ] choisis |
d'Erasme, | traduits en franc'ois, | Le Texte
vis-a-vis de la Traduction; ] avec j Le Precis
de la Vie d'Erasme, &, trois I Dialogues mo-
raux tires de Petrarque & de i Mathurin
Cordier. | n I A Lyorf, Chez les freres Perisse,
rue I Merciere. I — ! M. DCC. LXVIII. ! Avec
Approbation & Privilege du Koi. 7'hc number
of ijoges and contents are the same as in the
edition of 1763. Mr. Develay says: — 'II y a
cent ans , ce livre itait en tisage dans tous les col-
leges, et il en a ite fait une Ires grand nomhrc
des iditions.'' — Another issue cited by Barhicr is
of Paris, Ny on jcune, 1817, 18", — For an edition
of the Latin text only of this manual see no. 48.
62. (1883). L'amour des livres (chapitre
inedit de Petrarque) [Paris, A. Quantin, 1S83].
4". 2'>P- [l^li]-200. Extracted from ' Le
Livre, revue du monde litteraire ,'' 4' ann^e,
6 livraison (10 juin , 1S83). The translation
is stated, in an inlrodnctory note, to be by
M. Victor Develay , ' qui s'csl voui a la traduc-
tion des ceuvrcs latines de Petrarque.' 7'hc dia-
logue here rendered is book i., 43 , De librorum
copia. For the same version printed indepen-
dently sec the following title.
63. (1883). Petrarque — Do I'abondanco des
livres et de la reputation des ecrivains Tra-
duit du latin par Victor Develay D Paris Li-
brairie des Bibliophiles Rue Saint-Honoro
838 M DCCC LXXXIII At end, A Paris des
presses de D. Jouast Rue Saint- HonorS, 338.
32" in 4s. ff. [.91 , iyj. [5]-44, jf._ [.?] ; title-
page in black and red ; one of ten copies pii'inted
on Ja2ianesc paper; bound, by Cecchi. Con-
tents:— Cover title; bastard title, on reverse
note of eo2ne3 issued ; title-folio, reverse blank;
text, De I'abondance des livres, pp. [flJ-S?,
reverse blank; De la reputation des livres,
PP- [■']-^7, reverse blank ; De la reputation des
Ecrivains , pp. l2!>]-44; 2^ublishcr s book-lists,
ff. [l]-[2]; imjirint , f. [2]b; cover. — In 2}"rt a
scp}arate reprint of no. 62, to ivhicli. is added a
version of book i., dialogue 44 , Da scriptorum
fama.
64. (1883). Petrarque — Dos amours char-
mantes Traduit du latin par Victor Develay
n Paris Librairie des Bibliophiles Rue Saint -
Honorii , 338 M DCCC LXXXIII Al end,
A Paris des presses do D. Jouast Rue Saint-
Honore , 338.
32" in 4s. ff. [.1], pp. [5]-74, ff. [4] ; lillc-
pagc in black and red; one of the ten co2nes on
Ja2mnese paper ; hound by Cecchi. Contents: —
Cover-title; bastard title, note of copies issued
on reverse; title-folio, reverse blank: 2>refacc,
PP- l-^l"*') ti'T^li A Azon do Correggio seigneur
do Parmo — lottre-prcface, 7'2). [7]-42; Dea
TJtAN.'iLATluXS—FJiEXCU A.MJ GEILMAX.
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amoui-s chai'mantes, JJ2>. _['Jo]-74 ; 2)ullislur's
hook-list, ff. [/|-[l'j; imprint, f. [S\a; cover. —
The vohintc inclu'ien new vci'sions of tin: dedica-
tory proloijue to book i. of the Deremediis, and
of dialoffuc 09, De gratis araoribus, of llie same
hook.— Mr. VietorVecclay is rendering a most
important service to Petrarch literature hij Ids
admirahlc translations from the Latin irrifinys,
of vhich several volumes, exquisilelii printed at
the Jouast pi-css , have alreaity been issued. In
time the French x>ublic n-ill on'e lo his 2>en a third
complete vcraion o/'/7ie Deremediis, much more
correct and agreeable than either of its jiredeces-
sors, — In Josej>h Blanc's ' Biiliographie Italico-
i'ranc^aise' (Milan ISSli ; vol. ii., col. 12-17) is
citett an anonymous French n-ork, ivhlch evid-
ently ones its oriijin to the Do remcdiis: —
Prosperito de jeunesse et comme il on
faut user selon Dieu et raison, imitation de
Fr. Petrar(|uo en ses dialogues de la bonno
Fortune commentez do diverses pensees par
F. J. M. R. C. _ Evroux, Hamilton, 1G34. 4".
Tlic author is said to he a monk, the frerc
J. Marccau. Inquiries at /he public libraries
of Ecreux and the adjacent Norman cities have,
unfortunatel ij , not resulted in tlic discovery of a
copy of the work.
5. German.
165. (1478). Item in der ersten translatze
dieses buclies von Curiolo [sic] | vnd luorecia
wirt funden ain grosser fredcr handel ainer
biiUlsohaflft... At end, Geben zii stutgarto
vf dem acht zochenden tagedes hornugs Anno
diii Millesimo i|ua-|dringC'tesimo septuagesi-
mo octauo Indicoe vndecima.
/.'• ff. 1250]; Gothic; paye-lincs , 27-30;
outline chapiter initials, Cuntknts: — Table of
contents, ff. [l]b-[3]a , obverse of first folio
blank; dediealury letter to hn. Jergen von
absperg, //'. [.i'|i-(6']i ; text, each secl ion preceded
by a special dedicatory introduction , ff. [71a-
[23!)]h; translator's final epistle, ff'. \28ll\a-
\250\h. — This is Ilain 10224, who ascribes it to
the printer Conrad Fyner of Esslincjen, Prop-
erly tlie volume has no colophon, the cited pas-
saye, giving date and place, being the final lines
of the epistle vith nrhieh the translator terminates
his irork. TIte date is again stated at the close
of the general dedicatory preface, written, like
the final epistle , at Stuttgart (f. 7a) , Gebon zii
stiitgartn vf dom fiinften tage des I aberelleu
Auno domini,M. CCCU.lyyviij. — ThcPetrarch
portion of this volume is the first printed versioii
of any part of the De remcdiis in a modern
tongue. Il comprises the tiro dialogues 25, Do
infamja, and IS, Do uxoris amissiono of'
book ii. They are introduced hy a dcdleatorii
epistle to ir'uvi Mechilten gobornerpfaltzgreuiii
by rj'ue, //'. 2t0b-2t7b, and oceujii/ the fiilion-inij
ff. 21f<a-22Ia. The first (dial. ' 25) 'begins:^
IJelestigotbiu ich mit argo liimden. Vernuut't.
Ich forcht du werest bolostiget in diner con-
cientz vn gewissnc. Laid. Mit sihwero liimdo
bin ich godrucket. The second (dial. IS) opens
thus: — Ich hab laider vorlorc min olichslwybo.
Vernunfte. O. verkerte wyshait vnd wuder-
baren mr'soheh. — In the dedication to the Pe-
trarch extracts the translator gives the source
from which he takes them: — Franlciscus petrar-
cha hiit gonedige frijw ain buchgoniachet das
genonet wirt ain biich vo ] 3 artznio beiS gelii-
cke vn sint des zwen taile, and then proceeds
to describe the character and purposes of the De
I'emediis. — jT/iis work, Translationen, opens
with a version of the story of 'Euriolus and
Cressida'' by JEneas Sylvius, followed by a
rendering of Boccaccio' a ' Guiscardus and Sig-
munda,' and translations from Poggio, Eucian
and other classical or modern Latin or Italian
writers; theepistle at the endrelatcs to orthogra-
phy and the proper use of titles. The compiler
of the Translationen, liiclas von Wyle, born
in what is now German Sivitzerland , in the
early 2)art of the fifteenth century, and still living
in 1478, 7cas a man of mark, and held various
high civic and political positions. It is sujjposed
that just before the middle of the century he
sojourned in Italy, and brought hack with him
over the Alps an ardent enthusiasm for the new
spirit of the Pcnaissancc. His book exercised
no little influence on the development of his
mother -tongue. A second edition of it, with 10
interesting woodcut illustrations , appeared i«
1510 from the press of Johann Pryss at Strass-
burg, under the following title: — Transzlatzion |
oder tiitschuuge des hochgeaohteten Nicojlai
von wyle ; den zyten Statschreiber der Stat
Esselingen: etlicher biicher Euee sil | uij ;
Pogij florctini: Felicis hemerlin: docjtoris.
Mit sampt anderen schryfften: deren | xviij.
nacheinander vnderschydentlichon ; mit iren
figuren und titelu begrifien sint. — For a third
edition see no. 68, and for a modern reprint
no. 78.
66. (151G). EynNeuwe Geteiitscht 1 Buck-
leyn, Inhaltende | Grosso Erbermliche Cla-
gen, der | Synliohkeit vii des Schmertzo |
Belcgerug j
.-r , \ Zerstorug J vaterlats.
Vmb \ ,r , - - \
V erbrenug I
Kranckhoit des Loibs.
Vff dz allcs Trostlich Antwurt ; Dor Vcr-
niinfft. At end, Getriiokt zu Opponhoym. |
Anno, re 1. 5. 1. 6.
4°. ff'. [S]; sig. A-B; Gothic; page-lines,
32-33; H-oodcuts arc inserted in the text on four
jiayes ; cliapier initials. Contenis: — Title-
2>age; dedicatory letter, f. ]l]b; introductory
■note, Der Inhalt dis^ Biichleins in einer Suiii
begriffen, ,/! [2]a; text, first dialogue, fi'. [2]a-
[l]a; seconil dialogue, Von Verderbiing aes
Vatcr-'landes., ff'. [4\a-[5]a; third dialogue.
Von dem Brandt., _;/'. [.))i-[«]6 ,• fourth dia-
logue. Von Kranckhoit des Leibs.,.ij/'. |7]a-[.S'|o;
colophon, f [^>]a, reverse blank. — In the dedica-
tion to DEni IStrengen Herren I Hansen Lant-
schadG zu Stoinach Ritter, on the part q/' Ja-
cob kiibol, dysser zeit Stadtschreiber I zu Op-
pC'lieira, it is stated that the translatioii was
made by Doctor Adfi Wern her von Theiuar,
professor at the university of' Heidelberg ; the
dedication closes: — Datum Oppenheim Mutags
no(.h Lauretii Anno re. 1516. — The dialogues
here rendered, are, in their order, OS. Do pa'tria
obsessa; (/.'*. De patria evorsii; 55. De incen-
dio, and .'.'. De adversa valetudine — all from
book ii. The interlocutors are styled Vernuufft
and Synlichkeit (or Synlicheit, as is the more
common orthography) or Schmertz,
» '
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BE BEMEBIIS VTRIVSQUE FORTlfNJC.
67. (lo32). FEanciscus Petrarcba. Von
der I Artzney bayder Gliick , dos guton vnd j
widerwertigen. Vnnd wesz sich aiu yeder inn
Ge-lliick vnd vngluck halten sol. Ausz dera
Latoinischen in das ; Teiitsch gozogen. Mit
kiinstUc-hen fyguren duroh- ausz, gantz lust-
ig vnd schijn gezyret. d ! Mit Kuuigklicher
May. Gnad vnd Priuilegio. Gedruokt zu Augs-
purg durch Heynrich Steyner. , 51. D. XXXII.
At end, Gedruokt vnd volendet in der Key-
serlichen statt Augspurg, durc-h , Heyuriohen
Sto3'ner , Am IX. tag Februarij , Im jar |
M. D. XXXII.
f. in lis. ff._[12], I-CXLIII, [W], I-
C'LXXVIII; Gothic; ornaments; Florentine
initials; lines 1, 3, 5 and last of title-patje in
red ; in hook ii, f, 101 is erroncousbj numocred
CX; 2ti0 wood-engravings (125 in the first part,
and 13S in the second, exclusive of those on the
title-pages) of which the smaller measure II! hij
10 centimeters, while manij are larger, and tico
are full-page, 22 hy 16 centimeters. Con-
texts : — Part i., Title-folio, reverse blanlc ; j)ri-
vilegiuvi, (granted hy Ferdinand I., dated in
the Gth year of his reign as King of Bohemia
and Hungary, that is, 11)31-2), f. 2a; puhlislier's
preface (trritlcn in 1532), Heynrich Stej-ner
Driicker Zii Augspurg, wiinscht alien j Le-
sern dises buchs, hayl, vnd die genad Gottes
K., ff. 2h-3a; introductory poem hy Sebastian
Brandt, Vorred Sebastiani Brandt , in das
biich I des Hocbgelerten Francisci Petrarche,
von der hayl-;sumen Ai'zney.... ./'. 3h ; dedi-
catory letter by Oeorgius Spalntlnus (dated 1521)
Den Hoobgeierten achtparn vnd Ersamen, |
Herren Sigmund Gryiuen, der Arzney Doctor,
vnd Marxen Wirsyng \ Burgern zu Augspurg ,
ff. 4a-:'>a; life ofl'elrarch, Francisci Petrarche
ieben, auft' das [ kiirzest begrytfen., ,//'. 5b-ija ;
table of dialogues, Register oder Orilnung in
ehgedachts bueb Petrarche, Nach den Capi-
teln vnd zal der Bletter, gesetzt, ^^■. 6b-7b;
prologue, book i.. Die Vorred in gestalt eines
Send- briefs , des aller beriimtesten Poeten
vnd Oratoris j Francisci Petrache, inn das
erst buch seines j werckes, von dem mittol
beder gluck, | inn wijllichem von demguten
vnd seligen gliick wirt di sputiert, Vnd wirt
zu I geschribe dij Mar- grafen Azoni ' Fsten-
si., j7. 8a-12a, ending wHli Ende der Vorred.;
12 'distiches, signed J. B. Von Marckdorff,
binder the motto, Dat veniam coruis, vexat cen-
sura columbas., /. 12b; text, book i.. Das erst
Biich Francisci Pe-;trarche, Von dor Artznoy |
des Giitten Gliicks., fi'. Ja-CXhIlIIa; trans-
lator's final note , Ain Ende des ersten Buchs,
des Wolberiiraptc Francisci Petrache Poe;ten
vnnd fiirtrefl'euliclien Kedners, inn dem vonn
dem lloldseligen gliii-k, gedisputiert ist,
Mit iloisz durch den Erbarn Peter Stah- el
Burger zii Niirnberg, nachfolger der Poeterey,
von dom : Latein inn das Teiitscli transfe-
riert oder gowendt., ,/'. CXLIIIln, n- verse
blank; Part ii., Title-page, DAs Ander Buch
Francisci Petrarche — vO der Artzne3' I des
bosen Gliicks [ n K f- ia; 24 distiches, signed
.T. B. Von Marckdorft', accompanying 2 full-
page uondcuts , ff. la-2a; prulogxic , book ii.,
Vorred Francisci Petrarche, in das .\ndor
Buch , von der Artzney des biiscn gliicks.,
ff. 2h-8a; tabic of dialogues , Eegister in das
Ander buch.,.^'. 8b-10a, reccrse blank; text,
book it., Des Hochberiimpten vn glerten
Poeten, auch Eedners , Francisci Petrache, |
seynes Trostwercks, von Artzney bayderlay
Geliicks, Das An- der Cuch, d3'sputierend
von widerwertigem Ge-liiek, facht siiligk-
lichen an., //'. la-CLXXVIIIa ; translator's
final note , Das ander Biich mit Gottes hilff ,
mit der verteiitschung beschlossen, durch |
Georgium Spalatinum, iun dem Churfiirst-
lichenn schlosz zu Lochau, inn der Chur vnd
land zvi .S.xchssen. Anno diii tausent fiinff-
hundert vnd xxj., /'. C'LXXVIIIa; colophon
as cited, J'. GLXXVIlIa, reverse blank. The
Text. — The story of this, tlie earlier of the two
complete German versions of the De remediis,
may be gleaned, in great i^art, from the book
itself. About 1517 two well-to-do citizens of
Augsburg, the physician and apothecary Sieg-
munil l-iriinm, and the mercltant Mar.v iVirsung,
eslahlislied a piress in that city. They then en-
gaged, a scholar, Peter Stahel of Nuremberg, to
translate the De remediis, who died after having
rendered little more than the first book, where-
upon the continuation of the task iras confided to
Georg Spalatin (b. Spalt near Nuremberg 1484,
d. as supierintendent , or bishop, of Altcnburg
1575), subsequently one of the reformers, the
friend and correspondent of Luther, and a
great lover of books, with an especial fondness
for good typography. Be completed the labor
in 152t, and n-rote at that date the dedicatory
preface, so that the translation (engravings and
all) was ready for the 2'ress eleven years before
its actual publication. Just then (1522) Wirsung,
one of the partners, died, and Grimia fell into
financial difiiculties, and likewise died not lonq
after 1524. Meamvldle a printer, Bcinric)i
Steiner (Stayner), took up his residence (1522)
at Augsburg and eventually commenced business
as a publisher. Finding the translation of Stahel
and Spalatin ' gleichsam vergraben'', as he says,
he decided to issue it. It does not seem probable
that any of the work liad been printed by Grimm
a7id Wirsung, but that it had been lying in man-
uscript, for Steiner also speaks of it as having
been laid aside after the demise of the two pmli-
lishers (mit balder tod verlegt). It is quite
probable that the undertaking originated in the
advice of Brandt, and his death in 1521 possibly
did something towards delaying the 2>ublication
of the volume. — The incidents of the life of Spal-
atin, from his prominent position in the struggle
for ecclesiastical reform, are familiar to all stu-
dents of si.rteenth-coUury history; but of the
man n-ho began the version, Peter Stahel, al-
most nothing is known. He ispretty surely iden-
tical with the Peter Stalil, who is cited in J. F.
Roth's ' Genanntadruch ' (or ' Vereeichniss der
Genanntcn in Niirnberg'), as a ' Genannter\ or
patrician occupying a seat in the city council.
According to Roth he sat in the council of Nu-
remberg from 1513 to 1520. — The text of book ».,
dial. 1., opens as follon-s: —
Hoffming. Ich hab ein jpIUond alter, mir
ist zii Ieben noch vil .Tar. I ernunfl'l. Nj-iTiwar,
Ditz ist die erste der monschenn vergebene
holl'nunng, dye vil tausent botrogen hat, vnd
noch betriegen wiirdt. Freud, vnd Hofi'nnng.
Ich hab ain vnzergengt alter. Vernunjft. AVer
wijlte das jbenig dem vil manglet," gantz
nennen, vii man nit waiszt, wie vil des so\',
das daunocht vbcrig ist:
'Jhc two speakers in book ii. are styled Schmertz
and Forcht. The dialogues (Capiteln) arc
TEA XSLA TIOXS— GERM A X.
3;l
niimheieil. The jirinrijial i-aim'mq-tilles arc
Das erst buch, von Artzney dea giiten Glucks.
and Das aiider Buch, von Avtzney | des bosen
Gliioks . The Ili.ustiutioxs. — The Jinal wood-
cut in the volume if. C'LXXi'T) bears on a tomh
represented in it the date 15J0. This indicales
that Grimm and Wir3U7></ , ichcn the;/ made the
arrangement for the translation, must also have
engaged Hans Bunjhnair (the elder), and ^los-
sihly one or two other artists, to execute the
illustrations. Steiner sai/s that these nere made
in accordance uilh the suggestions (^nach risier-
licher angrhung') of Brandt andiroidd, there-
fore , prohabbj be in existence be/ore his decease.
Their apposilcness to the text shoirs conclusive! g
that they irere made expressli/ for the Do reme-
diis, although several of them occur in other
irorks issued hji Steiner, such as J. J'auli's
^ Schim]\r' und Ernst,' J. Neuber's translation
of Cicero^s ' De officiis ,' and the translation by
Vigilius of Petrarch's ' Lihri rerum memoraii-
darum'' (Gedenkbucli). The fact that the en-
gravings irere designed ami executed for the Do
remediis has, singularly enouqh , not been ap-
precialed by icrilers on the history of the art of
engraving , jKrhaps because some of' them ap-
peared frst in other books; but this fact was
well understood as late as IG20, u;hen Kieser is-
sued his copperplate reproductions of them (see
no. 76). As Steiner published Pauli's ' Scliimpf
und Ernst ' as early as 15'Jti he must already
have been in possession of the Petrarch. 7ooodcutv.
Very nearly all of these remarkable illustrations,
of which aferv have been re-engraved in modern
times, are generally regarded as the icork of
Hails Burgkmair (Burgmaier) , though none
bear his monogram. He was a puiM of' Diirer,
and one of the best, as well as one of the most
prolific engravers of the first half of the sixteenth
centilry. — The engravings, unthout dotibt, aided
to increase the popular.ity of the version. Brandt,
ivhether he really did or not, icas quite able to
suggest the character of the designs; his admi-
rable knowledge of the art of book-illustration is
shown by the editions of his own n-orks, especially
of the ' Xarrenschijf'.'' — The initials and orna-
vients, scattered throughout this edition, are many
of them very effective. Iliustrative Poems.
— Tlie prefatory verses by Brandt are, in no
tvise, a translation or ^^''rophrase of the Latin
poem which he prefixecl to the first (Basle 14110)
edition of Petrarch's collected works, commencing
Gloria petraroho tanto est cumulata deeore
and which is found again in Brandt's ' Carmi-
na' (Basle 1498) under the title o/De franoisci
petrarche laude, but were ex])ressly ivritten for
the place they here occupy. These distiches,
ivhich introduce the De remediis, are as fol-
lows : —
Manch mensch der aoht fiir busz geliiok,
Das jm zu gut kompt offt vnd dick.
Darffegen achtet maucher gut,
Das jm an leib vnd sel weh thiit.
Darumb will ioU hie ausz\ves;en,
Fall vnd vnfall, schon, trucken, regn.
Gesuntheit , lust, freiid , krackheit, tod
Jedes fyndt liie Artzney vnd rath.
Wie man sich halten soil darinn.
Das man nit afl'ter riiw gewynn.
Sich mit vil vberheb in gliick.
Jliig fynden trost in alien dingn ,
Vnd alle tall zu guttem bringn.
Damit erfiilt wurd der bescheidt,
Den Sanct Crisostomus vns sevdt.
Das hie in zcit kein mensch auff erdn ,
Miig trawrig noch beleidigt werdn.
Es thii jhm daii solchs selbest an ,
W611 gorn laid im hertz en han.
Nu spricht manchs, ja, wie mag dz sein
Es ist nit miiglich bruder mein.
Dz ich lust, freiid, kiind von mir lega,
Leid, trawrigkeit , mich nitbewegn.
Vil ziifell mir anfochtung mern ,
HiJr zu Petrarca wirt dichs lern.
Doch miist du mit gedult zu horn,
Vnd auch den rucken drunder kijrn.
Thiistu dem selben volgen nach,
So fyndstu riiw in aller sach.
Of J. B. von Markdorf (Marckdorff) , v^hose
two poetical contributions have something of the
air of translations , nothing seems to be knoicn
bg the liferary historians. The 16 distiches
under his name, which precede the text of
book i., begin
O du groszmiichtigs falsches GUick,
Was vbst solch trotz vntrew vii tuck:.
And his longer production , under the two large
and admirable woodcuts which folloiu the title-
page of book a., commences thus: —
Was Got yeschoptft, yebt sich jm zanok
Yedes ist gnaigt ziisz audern zwanck.
— This edition of the Stahel-Spalatin version
jvas the sole one issued. Its diction, as the next
translator of the De remediis plainly states, soon
became obsolete. Belivcen the date of its compo-
sition and the time when a new edition was called
for (1539) nearly twenty years had elapsed ; and
in those two decades the translation of the Bible
by Luther, the publication of his hymns, the
abundant controversial literature of the reform-
ation, and tlie greatly increased, activity of the
jjress in every direction, had transformed the
German language. — It is remarkable that no
German b'ddiographical work contains anything
like a full account of this ed'U'ion, which, n-lien
ire consider the famous names connected with if
(Brandt. Spalalin, Burgkmair) , the size of the
volume, its noble illustrations, and its generally
altlractive typograpihy , seems certainly one of
the most notable productions of its epoch. Some
meagre notes on the Burgkmair engravings by
Wiechmann-Kadow w'dl be found in II. Nau-
mann's 'Archie fiir die zetchnenden Kiinste''
(ii. 185(i , pp. li!0-lG2), but their aiUhor had
never seen this l.'>32 edition of the De remediis,
and was even not quite certain of its existence.
68. (153G). Translation. | oder Deiitsch-
ungeu, des hochgeachten j Nicolai von Weil,
den zeiten Statscbreiber der | StattEszlingen,
etlicher biicher Enee Siluij, Pogij Florentiui,
Doctoris Pelicis Hemerliu, Mit sampt ande-
ren schrifften, deren achtze- hen nach einan-
der vndersohydlichen mit jrcu fygu-|ren vnd
titlen, in disem biich begrift'en sind. | j. Eigen-
schafft der liebe. | ij. Trauriger anszgang
vnorden- licher lieb. | iij. Sich vor vnorden-
licher lieb zii .| hiiten , vnd ledig zii werden. |
iiij. Trostung in widerwertigkait. i v. Ob die
gest dem wiirt , oder der wiirt den gesten
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BE JiEMEDIIS VTEIUSQUE FORTUX^.
dancken sol. \ vj. Ob eim altea maim ziiTi ein
ehe lich weyb ziinenien. ; vij. Guter rat, krieg
zu fiirkomen. i viij. Wie man das hausz Tn
hauszge siud regieren soil. ix. Von den Eey-
chen betlern. ; x. Yon nutz viid lernuug der
schrifft. I xj. Wie Hieronymus vu Prag zu
Constantz : im Coucili verprennet ward,
sij. Vom gliick. | xiij. Tom guldin esel Luoia-
ni , wie eiuer durch ! zu einem esel verkert
ward. xiiij.Vrsprung des Adels. xv.Trustung
in wiSwertigkait ausz Francisco | Petrarcha. |
xvj. Von den vbertreflichsten weybern. | svij.
Ein zyerliche red vomConcilio. [ xviij. Ortho-
graphia, auf schreybrey fast nutzlich. | M. D.
XXXVI. At end, Gedruckt vnd volendet
inn der Kayserlichen Statt Augspurg, durch
Hayn;ricb Stayner Biicbtrucker, am xviij.
tag Februariij, [sic] des M. D. XXX vj. Jars.
/". in lis. _ ff. [IS], I-XCIX, [1] ; sig. a, A-K,
ofwIiidiR in 4, haviny the final folio hlank;
Gothic; ornaments and initials ; pafjc-lines , ,'>0
(excluding running-title and signature); il3
n-oodcuts, of irhich those on ff. XXIV b and
LXXXVIa are aiil-e. Contents : — Title- t'olio,
on reverse full-page woodcut , emperor on throne
irith German arms in upper angles; Register,
/. [iJ]ai; dedicatory letter tojorgen vonAbsperg,
ff. [2]b-[4]a , first special dedication, f. [4]ab;
"Vorred Nioolai von Weil , der ersten translatz
/. [5]ali; Vorred Enee Siluij., ff. [5]h-[(!]a,_on
reverse title of first translation , Derliebhabede
Euriolus, icitli large n:oodcut below: text, tj.
la-XCIXh; colophon,/. XCIXb. — This is the
third {see no. 65) edition of Xiclas voji Wyle's
voluiae of translations , the first having been
issued in 147s and the second in l.ill). The
Petrarch portions (De remediis , hook ii., dial.
25 and IS) begin Die Fiiniftzehend Transla-
tion, Nicoiai von j Weyl, des buchs Francisci
Petrarche, von der artzney, baj-der gliicks
vnnd I vngliicks. Vnd ist die anred des layds
sich beklagend, letzuug seines leiimbdens,
f. LXXXl'Ia, the frst dialogue (25) ending
f. LXXXVIIb , follov-ed on the same page by
the second (IS), Trostung inn laydsamen ver-
lust I einer bauszfrauwen., ichich terminates
f. LXXXVTlIb. These dialogues are preceded
(f. LXXXt'ab) by the special dedication to
Praw Mechil-iteu', Geborne I Pfaltzgraffin j
bey dem Hein, before ichich is the general title
Die Fiinftzehet Translatz, Nicoiai von Weyl
Des buchs Francisci Petrarche de remedio
vtriusij} fortune. The text is the same as in the
previous editions; the special dedication and
each of tlte dialogues have icoodcufs from the
iStahel-Spalatin (1532) German translation of
Ike De remediis, from which several of the oilier
woodcuts in the volume are also drann. Of all
the illustrations only the one on f. LXXXIXa
has a monogram (of Schiluftein?) , but another
f. LXVIa) is known to he by Hans Baldung
Grien. llie Florentine initials and printer's
ornaments arc those ichich occur iri so many of
:'!)teiner's publications.
69. (1539). DAs Gluckbiich, Beydes desz
Gut- ten vii Bosen, darin loere vnd trost,
wesz sich menigklich ' hierin halten soil,
Durch Franciscum Petrarcham vor im latoin
beschriben , vnd yetz griintlioh verteiitscht,
mit schonen Figuren , Concordantzen, i Re-
gister , durcliausz g-ezieret , der gestalt von
nie gesehen. j D [ Getruckt zu Augspurg durch
Heynrich Ste3-ner, liu Jar. i M. D. XXXIX,
At end, Gedruckt vnd volendet in der Kaj'ser-
lichen Statt Augspurg, , Durch Heynrich
Stayner am ix. tag Julij ; des M. D. XXXXX.
Jars.
f." in es. f. [20], I-CXr, blank leaf,
ff. (lO], I-0XLI'I,[S]; Gothic; initials; ff'. 22,
68, 71, lUo, of book i., and ff. 11, 2'J of book ii.,
are erro7ieously numbered , respectively, XXIII,
LXVII, LXXII, XCIII, XII, XXXII; 260
engravings (124 hi the first part, and J36 in the
second): the targe engraving on the title-)>age
has above it themolto Glorior elatus, and below
it, Axi rotor, while on the two sides are Ad alta
vehor and Descendo mortiiicatvs , referring
to the position of the wheel of fortune. Com-
TES'is: — Title-folio, reverse hlank; dedicatory
letter, signed Stephanus Vigilius, addressed to
Dem Ersamen vnd Weysen Mar-;tino Weysz,
Bui-ger zu Augspurg , seinem | geliebten
Herrn vnd Patron., ff'. [2]a-[6]a; life of Fe-
/raj-c/j, Francisce Petrarclie leben, als vil
man ausz seinen BUchern alien, audi von
ande- ren so von ihm goschriben, haben
mag., ff'. [6]i-[S]i; table of dialogues, Innhalt
vnd Siimmarien eynes yeden Capitols, ff'. [!)]a-
[10]a; prologue, book i.. Die Vorrede auffdas
Erst Biich '; Francisci Petrarche von dem
Gtitten Geliicke, | geschribeu an den Durch-
leiichtigesten vnd hochgeborneisten Fiirsten
vnd Herrn Azonem Estensem, ! Herzoge zii
Ferrer, griindtlich i verdeiitsohet., ff'. [10]b-
[l.S]b; subject- index , Register vber das erste j
biich, ff'. [14]a-[20]a ; Errata des ersten Biichs.,
f. [20]b ; te.ct, book i.. Das Erst Buch Francisci
Pe- trarohe desz hochberiimpten Poeten vnd
oratoren i wie vnd wesz sich ainer halten
soil, so es jm wol geet, ff. Ia-CX\'b, ending
Ende des Ersten Biiclis Francisci Petrarche, '
von guteni Gliicke.; blank leaf; (part ii) litle-
folio, DAs AuderBiich Francisci Pe-]trarche,
desz hochgelerten vnnd beriimbten Poeten i
vnd Oratoris Trost Biich, Von widerwertigem
Gliick. 1 of. [l\a; introductory poem by Sebas-
tian Brandt, Ein uutzliche vnd scliune vuder-
wey-Isung,/'. [l]h, signed D. S. B. [=z Dr. Se-
bastian Brandt); table o( dialogues, Summarien
vnd Innhalt eynes yeden Capitels,_^. [2'\a-
[3]b: prologue, look ii.. Die Vorrede auii' das
AnderBuch ] Francisci Petrarche des Poeten
vn Oratoren , von | dem widerwertigen Ge-
liicke, ff. [4]a-l!)]a; tico full-page icoodcuts,
cji^j'i'crf Augenscheinliche Erkliirung, ff'. [9]b-
[/"]», reverse blank; text, hook ii., Das Anaer
Buch Francisci Pe-|'trarche , ff. la-CXLlIb,
ending Ende des andern Buchs Francisci Pe-
trarclie , von ; dem widerwerdtigen Geliick;
subject-index. Register vber das ander I biich,
ff'. \l]a-[7]h ; colophon, f. [7]b : Errata des an-
"dern biichs, /'. [S]a, recersc blank. Tue Text.
— The translator of this second complete version
of the De remediis n-as Stcphan Vigilius {whose
vernacular name was doubtless Wachter),2)ro?i-
ably a native of the South German town of Fried-
berg and hence styled ' I'acimontanus,^ or 'Frid-
herqensis.^ He taur/ht in the gymnasium at
Augsburg, and besides his translations of the
De remediis and or' Petrarch's ' Libri rcrum me-
morandarum'' (Gedenkbuch, Augsburg 1541),
TRAy^SKA TIOXS- OEliM. I N.
35
2>iil'lis/ierl an edition of Jeaus tiiraciJcs in Latin
(A utjsburfj i5-')SJ. In his dediration he utates
thai in consulliiu/ the former translation he often
found it so incomprelietisible that he iras ohliijed
to refer to the Latin ; later on he again alludes
to the ohscurilji of the Stahel- lipalatin version
(mir des zeiigknusz gibt , der die vorigen
Translation liszt). Ilenec he determined to
retranslate the leork. He li/ceivise announces
that he intends to publish a eersion of cin biiche
das Petrarcha do rebus inemorandis intitulie-
ret vnd nennet. Of his rersion the opening
lines ofboolc i., dial. 1., will give an idea: —
Hoffnnng. Meia sacli sfcehet wol, ich
springe uooii daher wie ein liirscli , gedenok
noch lang vnd gut tag auff erdzeliaben. Ver-
nunjl'l. Gedenckestu iiicht das du mocUtesk
ein vergebene hoffnuiig langes lebens liaben,
so die selbige so mauchen dick vfi oflFt betro-
genhat. Hoffnnng, Ja wol, mein blume stehet
griin in der awen, so ist es gantz, alles was
vfTi vnd vmb michist. Vcrmmfft. Du bist ein
tbor, dann inn dem das du noch mit mir re-
dost , verwelcket dein blume bin, verdorret
vnnd verselt.
— The biographical sketch of Petrarch is far
fuller than that prefixed, to tlie previous version,
and might well have been retained in the subse-
quent editions. A note at the end states that it
is based on information derived from Petrarch's
own ivritings , vii zii teyl ausz Paulo Vergerio
genome Ci'cho Pollento, Leohardo Arentino
[sic] Pliilosopho , Hieronymo Squarzafico ,
Alexadrino, Raphaele [ifaffei], Voltei-rano
xxj lib. vnd anderen — a list of authorities in-
dicating no III tie research. — Theblundcr of giving
to Azzo the title ofdule of Ferrara is repealed
at the head of each prologue, and n:as afterwards
coined, in mang editions. — The idea of the two
subject-inde.ves , of so much ulility in a work
like the Do reraediis, ai>%>arentlg originated tvith
Yigilius , and doubtless led to the similar index
in the Latin edition of Berne tS!)S (see nos. 18
and 19). Another new feature is the marginal
arcjuments in smaller tgjje running through the
volume.— The dedication is dated 1534, shou-ing
that Yigilius must have performed his task verij
soon after the first version appeared. — It will be
noticed that Brandt's poem is transferred frotii
the first to the second, jjart. — Tub Pjnitian Dis-
tiches. The most interesting noveltg of the edition
is the Latin and German couplets , introducing
each dialogue, u-h ich soon greu- to be considered,
as thcji v:ere later rej^roduced in the Latin edi-
tions, an integral part of the work and from the
same hand. In hisjn'efalorg iledieation Vigilius
sags: — Es hat auch der eherwiirdig hochgelert
vnser getrewer lieber Preceptor vnd herr
Johan Pinitian hierinn sein fleysz nicht ge-
spart, disz kostlich Buch mit seine Versibus
vn reymo zii zieren, hat eines jegklichC Capi-
tals jfihalt kurtzlich zn latein vn teiitsoh ver-
fasset. These couplets of Pinitian, parlicularlij
those in Latin, are of merit, and, a'tained pop-
ularity as a sort of poetical epitome of Pe-
trarch's treatise. It was with the second Berne
edition (t(j(i.')) that the Latin ones began to ap-
pear in connection irith the original text of the
De remediis. The distiches were even published
separately. E. Weller , in his 'Annaleti der
2>oetisi'hen National-Literatur der Deutschen^
(Freiburg im. Bri'isgau l>ii;2-4, i. 43.')), under
Petrarca , cites what can hardlg be anything
else than an issue of Pinitian's verses: — Zwei
sclione newo vnd gar edle Trostbiichlein in
latein. Carmin. vnd doutsche Eeymeii. Ciiln
1573, 8". ]yeller, unfortunately, neglects to give
the source of the title, and all'efforts to discover
a copy of the hook in the public libraries of
Germany have hitherto proved fruitless. It ap-
p)cars to have been reproduced, n-ilh Swedish
renderings of the Gerjuan couplets (sec no. 94).
The author of these happil y -conceived ]}roduc-
tions, Johann Pinitian (Johannes Pinieianus) ,
published two small collections of other Latin
' Carmina' (Augsburg , Othmar 1.511 and l.'il2,
4"), in each of which there were three woodcuts
by Hans Burgkiuair; copies of these books exist
in the Augsburg Public Library. The expres-
sion_^ Preceptor'' used by Vigilius indicates that
Pinitian taught in A%igsburg. The Illustra-
tions. The woodcuts arc, with very slight
changes in the order of their arrangement, those
executed by Burgkmair, aud published, by Klei-
ner in 1532. The Markdorf poems being omit-
ted,, the large_ rut onf. [12]bof the Slahc'l-Spat-
atin translation , is likewise le't out. As before
noticed the illustration to the Brandt poem is
transferred , with the verses, to part ii. Tlie
original illustration to book ii., dial. 102, for
some reason , gives place to a duplicate of that
properly belonging to dial. 112 of the same book.
Both the fine title-page vignettes,' so alike and yet
so different, are retained.
70. (1551). Von Hulff vnd Eath in I AUem
anligen. | DEs hochweisen , fiirtrefli-'chen
Francisci Petrarche zwci Trostbiicher, Von
Artznei, beydes des giiten vnd widerwertigen
Grlucks. I D I Zu Franokf urt Bei Chr. Egenolff.
At end, Getruckt zu Frauckfurt am Meyn
Bei Christian Egenolff. | Im Jenner. An.
M. D. LI.
/■." in Os. ff. [6], I-CCXXII; Gothic;
woodcuts, 125 and 134; f. 30, 65, S7, lit)- 114,
211), 221 are erroneousli/ numbered XXIX,
XLV, LXXXVI, OXI-CXV, CGVIX, ICOXI
respectively. Contexts: — Title-folio, reverse
blank: Voui leben Francisci Petrarche, /'. [2]a;
Vorrede auft' das Erste Biich \ Francisci Pe-
trarche, von dem guten Gliick, Geschriben )
an Herrn Azonen Estonsem, Herzogen zu
Ferrer,, .#'. [2]b-[3]a,; ^a'(/f, Innhalt dor Capit-
tel,.^'. [3]a-[5]b; Brandl's introductory verses
under the mo/Zo, Nemo laeditvr nisi a seipso.,
/'. [G]a; ten verses (O du grossmechtigs falsches
gltlok) under the motto, Fortvna Evripus.,
/'. ](y]h; text , book i.. Von Artznei des guten
Gliicks,,^'. la-CVa; sub-title. Von Artznei,
Rath, Hiilff vnd ! Trost in widerwertigem
GKick, )(■///( large engraving and the lines, Sich
jederman, auch Fiirsten, Herrn Des Gliick-
radts mogen nit envehrn.,/. CVb; 2 full-page
engravings, illustrative of Petrarch's doctrine
of universal strife, each with 4 lines of verse,
under the mottoes: Omnia secundum litem
fiunt. Heraclitus. and Alle ding bestohen im
Zanok., f. C'VIah; prologue , book if, Vorrede
auff das" Ander Bhch , Jf. CVIIa-CXIa; text,
book i,i.. Das Ander Bi'ioh Francisci ! Petrar-
che,^'. CXIb-CCXXIIa; colophon,/. CCXXIIa,
reverse blank. — Tlie second (?) edition of the Vir-
gilius version, greatly inferior to the first. The
life of Petrarch is again the very meagre sketch
prefixed to tlie Slahel-Spalatin translation: the
tivo prologues are greatly abridged; the subject-
36
DE REMEDIIS VTRIUSQUE FORTUNE.
indexes arc omitted; and the marginal notations
are reduced in number. Tlie u'oodcuts are the
old ones of Burykmair , u-hich after Sfeiner's
retirement from business in 1545 jiassed into the
hands of Egenolff (Egenoljdi) : the large wood-
cut of Fortune's wheel, intended for tlie title-
page of book {!., is twice given, once on f. [6]b,
under' the motto, Fortvna Eripvs, a«rf again
under the sub-title to book ii.; dialogue 102
(hook ii.) ha« again, as in 1532, its proper
iroodcut. It is to he noted that the error in re-
gard toAzzo's title IK 2'erpetualed; that the folio
numeration is carried continuously through the
ichole volume ; and that the dialogues are para-
graphed, that is, a neir paragraph begins -with
the discourse of each interlocutor.
71. (1559). Hulff,Trost vnd Eath in allem
anligen I der Mensohen. | Francisci Petrar-
che, des lioch|weisen, fiirtrefliclien Poeten
vnd Oratorn, zwci Trostbiiclier, Von Artznei
vnd Eath beyde in guten vnd widerwertigen
Orliick. ! D 1 Zu Franokfurt am Mein, Bey
Christian Egenolflfs Erben. | M. D. LIX. At
end , Getruckt zu Franckfurt am Mein, Bei
Christian Ege-Iuolifs Erben. Anno M. D.LIX.
/._" in 6s. ff. [6], /- CCXXII; Gothic ; title-
page in black and red ; woodcuts, 125 and 134;
the lack of supervision is shown hi/ tlie fact that,
although the irork was entirelg reset , ff. SO, 65,
110-114 are still faultily numbered (XXIX,
XLV, CXl-CXV), while a new blunder gives
to f. 143 the number CXLII. — The contents are
the same as in the edition of 1551 , v:ith very
slight changes here and there in tlie amount of
matter on certain pages, and the addition, on
the reverse of the title-folio, of a version of Pe-
trarch's tciil, Francisci Petrarche, des hoch-
beriimpten Poeten, Te-!stament, welches er
laugest zuuor ehe er gestorben gemacht hat
im Jar i 1370. deu vierdten Aprilis, zu Padua.
f72. (1572). Trostspiegel in Gluok j vnd
Vngliick. ' Francisci Petrarche , des i Hoch-
beriimpten, Fiirtrefliichen , vii lioch weisen
Poeten vnd Oratorn, zwey Trostbiicher, Von i
Artznei vnd Eath , beydes in gutem vnd
widerwertigera Gliick, Nem-|lich, wie vnd
vres sich ein Mensch halteu soil, so es jhme
wol.gehet, seine sachen | noch wol stehen,
vnd in alien dingen gliickhafftig ist, Vnd
hergegen auch , | wes er sich in allerhandt
vbel, wider wertigkeyt, angst vnd noth, |
verhalten vnnd trosten soUe. [ Allen Hausz-
uattern, vnd Kegiments personen, ja jeder-
menigk- lich, wes stands oder Condition die
sein, welchen es nit allwegen naoh jrem J sinn
gehet, sondern biszweil vil vnfiill, vnd rauhe
Nebol vnder augen I pflegen zustossen, sehr
niitz vnd trOstlich zuwissen. .Tetzund von
newem widerumb ziigericht vnd in ' Truck
vcrfertiget. ! 2CP***«^j® [ Cum Gratia &
Priuilegio Imperiali. j D j Getruckt zu Frauck-
fortamMeyn, bey Christian 1 Egenolifs Er-
ben. I M. D. LXXII. ^1/ end, Getruckt zu
Franckf art am Meyn, Bei , Christian Egenolffs
Erben. | Anno M. D. LXXII.
/." in Os. ff. [4], I- CCXXH, [3] ; Gothic ;
Burqkinair's ivood engravings; title-page in
black and red; colojdton 07i reverse of final un-
numbered folio. — The contents are, in general,
the .same as in the next following Egcnolff' edition.
— The title cited is that of the copy belonging to
the Munich University Library.
73. (1584). Trostspiegel in Gluck vnd |
Vngliick, | Des Weitberumb- ten Hochge-
lehrten i fiirtrefliichen Poeten vnd Oratorn |
Francisci Petrarche Trostbiicher, von Eath,
That, vnd Ar-;tzeney in Gliick vnd Vngliick,
Xemlich , wie sich ein jeder verstandiger
Mensch I halten soil. In seiner Wolfahrt nicht
vberheben, Desgleichen in Vn- gliick, Wider-
wertigkeit, Angst vnnd Noth zutrb-lsten
wissen. I Allen ehrliebenden Eegiments Per-
sonen, Hauszvattern, vnd jedermenniglichen,|
wes Stands sie seyn mogen, zu Nutz vnd Trost
ausz dem Lateinischen mit fleisz ver- teutscht,
vnd mit schonen Figuren geziert , vnd in
Truck von newem verfertiget. | Cum Gratia
& Priuilegio Imperiali. | D | Getruckt zu
Franckfurt am Mayn, in Verlegung Christ.
Egenollfs Erben. , — ! Anno M.D. LXXXIIII.
At end , Getruckt Zu Franckfurt am I Mayn,
Bey Christian Egenolphs Erben , ; in Verle-
gung Adami Louiceri, Joannis Cuipij An-|
dronioi secundi, Doctorum, vnnd Pauli |
Steinmeyers. ; D | Anno M. D. LXXXIIII.
/.» in (Js. ff. [4], 1-222, ff. [.?]; Gothic;
ornaments; title-page in black and red: wood-
cuts, 125 and 134; ff. 65, 1U2 , 104, 111-112,
lis, 114, 115, 143, iiJ7 , 1S4, 199 are numbered
by error, respectively, 45, 92, -JOl, 112-113, 214,
115, OXV, 142, 16s, 182, 119, and f 110 is
unnumbered. Conients: — Title-folio, reverse
blank; Das Leben vnd Ankunift Francisci
Petrarche, /. [21a; testament, f. [2]b; ptrologue,
book i., Vorrede,./'. [3]ab; verses by Brandt,
f. [4]a; Fortuna Evripvs, ivith woodcut and.
ten verses, f. [4]h; te.vt, book i.. Das erst Buch,
ff'. la-105h; sub-title, full-page woodcuts and
mottoes, ff. 10,5b-li>0h; prologue, hook ii., Vor-
rei.6, ff.' 107 a-[llO]a: te.vt , book ii., Trostspie-
gels Ander Buch,.^'. [ll(J\b-122a, reverse blank;
tabic of dialogues, Innhalt der Capitel,.^'. \l]a-
\3\a; colophon and printer's mark, f. [3]i.^
The edition has nothing new; the Herzogen zu
Ferrer still occurs; the life is the same sketch of
17 lines; tlie prologues are abridged ; the dia-
logues are jiaragraphed ; the impressions from
Burgkmair's engravings have been made with
care. The title-page vignette is no longer the
fine, large design by Burgkmair, but a small
inferior one, representing the same subject , the
wheel of fortune with clinging figures. — 'The co^iy
is bound by Pratt of London.
74. (1604). Trostspiegel in Gliick vnd
Vngliick , | Francisci | Petrarchse i Desz
WeitberhuiTiten Hoch-!gelehrten [ fiirtreflii-
chen Poeten vnnd Oratorn Trostbiicher, I Von
TliANSLA TIONS-GERMAN.
l-.'i
Eath, That, vnd Artzney in Gliick vnd Vii-
gliick, Xemlich, wie | sich ein jeder verstiln-
digar Mensch halten soli, lu seiner Wolfahrt
nicht I -vberliebeii , Doszgleichon in Vngliick ,
Widerwertigkeit, | Angst vnd Noth zutriJsten
wisseu. I Allen ehrliebenden Regiments Per-
sonen, Hauszvattern , vnd jedermennig-jli-
chen, wesz Standts sio seyn mijgen, zu Nutz
vnnd Trost ausz dem Lateiuischen | mit fleisz
verteutselitjVndmit schonenFigureiigezieret,
vnd in | Truck von uowem verfertiget. | Cum
Gratia & Priuilegio Imperiali. 1 a | Getruokt
zu Frankfurt amMayn, bey Johanu Sauern, |
in verlegnng [»(c] Vinoentij Stoinmayers. | — |
Anno. M. D. CIV. Al end, Getrucktin der
Keyserlicheii|fi'eyen Keichszstatt Franckfurt
amMayn, \ Durcii Johanu Saurn in verlegung |
V'incentij Steinmayers. j D j M. D. CIV.
/■." in 6s. ff. [2], 1-222, [3]; Gothic;
Buryhnair'n woodcutu; litle-page in Mack ami
red; ff. OS, 08, 102, 113, 143, 1S4 erroneously
nmnlKred, re-ipectiveli/ , 45, 86, 'J2, 213, 142, 182.
— 2'ltc contents are as in the last edition , irltli
the omission of the testament ,Jirst prologue and
life (running: — Tit Ic- folio , reverse blank;
lirandt's ])oem, f. 2a; Fortvua Evrijivs, /. 2b;
text , book i.,jf. I-10'> etc.). The copy may pos-
sibly lack the leaves containing tlie testament of
Petrarch , first prologue and life; the printer's
mark on the reverse of the final folio is that
iiseil hy Egenolff in t)ie preceding edition, a flam-
ing altar in d renaissance border. — The bind-
ing is by Kaufmann of London.
75. (1620). Trostspiegel in Gliick vnd
Vngliick, I Francisci | Petrarchaj J Desz Weit-
berhiiinteu Hoch- j gelehrten fiirtreiitiichen
Poeten vnnd Oratoru Trostbiicher, | Von
Rath, That, vnd Artzney in Gliick vnd Vn-
gliick, Nemblich, wie | sich ein jeder ver-
stiindiger Mensch halten soil, In seiner Wohl-
fahrt nicht | vberlieben , Deszgloichen in
Vngliick , Widerwertigkeit, | Angst vnd Noth
zu trusten wissen. | Allen ehrliebenden Regi-
ments Personen, Hauszvattern, vnndjeder-
mennig-|Uchen, wesz Standts sie seyn mogen,
zu Nutz vnd Trost ausz dem Lateiuischen
mit fleisz | verteutscht, vnd mit vielen scho-
nen kiinstlichen l<'iguren gezieret, Vnd j in
Truck von newem verfertiget. | Cum Gratia
& Priuilegio Imperiali. \ a | Getruckt zu
Franckfurt am Mayn, bey Johanu Bringers |
seligen, Wittib, in verlegung Vincentij Stein-
mayers. I — I Anno M. DC. XX. At end,,
Getruckt in der Keyserlichen | freyen Reichsz-
statt Franckfurt am Mayn, | Durch Johann
Bringers, seligen, Wittib, [ in verlegung
Vincontij Steinmayers. | M. DC. XIS. [ D
/." in 6s. ff. [4], pp. l-37!>, ff. [3] ; Gothic ;
ornaments; woodcuts, 12't and 134; title-page
ill black and red ; double columns. Contexts:
— I'itle-folio , reverse blank; prologue, book i.,
Vorrede auft' das erste Buch, /. [2\al; li/'e of
Petrarch, Das Leben vnd Ankuniit , /. |5]o,-
testament, f. \3\b; Brandt's poem; f. [4\a;
Fortvna Evripvs., /. [^l*; le.ct , book i.. Das
crste Buch desz Trostspiegels, pp. 1-178;
title-page , book ii.. Das ander Buuh Trost-
spiegels ! desz hochberhiimpten Pooten vnd
Oratoren Francisci Petrarche, Von Artznej',
Rath, Hiltf vnd Trost in widerwerti- gem
Gliick, wesz man sich in allei-hand vbel,
Widerwer-itigkeit, Angst vnd Noth, halten
vnd trosten soil. | a I Sich jedermann, auch
Fiirsten vnd Herrn Desz Gliickrads mogen
nicht erwehrn.,^^. 17:t; 2 full-page voodcuts ,
wilti mottoes and. verses, pp. 180-lSl; prologue,
book a., Vorrede auff das ander Buch, jip. 182-
189; text, fiook a., Trostspiegels Ander Buch,
pp. lt>0-.37!h table, Innhalt der Capitel,
p. [38tJ]-f. [3]a; coloj/hon and printer's mark,
f. l3\b. — The contents and arrangement are tints
tliose of tite just preceding editions; Azzo is
stijled Herzog zu Ferrar; the second title-jiage,
icitk the large ivood-cut , is restored, the cut
being that originally used tor the first title-page;
the main title-page has tlie same small vignette,
and the printer's mark at tlie end is unchanged .
— This is probably the last of the editions tcilh
Burgkmair's illustrations, and the last in folio.
Briinet (Supplement, 1880, ii., 21!)) cites an
edition of ttie German De Remediis /mblished
by Steiner at Augsburg l.~il7 , eight years before
Steiner could, possibly have jirinted anything at
Augsburg. Many other editions, with Burgk-
mair's engravings, are to be found mentioned in
various Ijibliofjrapliical vorks , as Aur/slnirg
1345; Frankfurt 1535, 1389, 1395, ami 1614;^
and Nilrnberg 1652. But some, al least, of
these dales may be erroneous.
76. (1(520). Noua Philotheca Petrarchia-
na, I contiuens aliqvot 124. ar-jtificiosas figv-
ras, qufe in Francisci ' Petrai'chje libro , qvi
solameu in bona | & prospera fortuna intitu-
latur, ligneis [ figuris inueniuutur. | Nunc
vero in Studiosorum aliorumijj artis pictorise
amatorum vtilitatem, teneis figuris ab | Eber-
hardo Kiesero sculptore , in hac forma in
lucem edit;* sunt: j Das ist, | New Stamm-
buch. [ In welchem CXXIA''. kiinstliche FigU'
ren, so ausz Franci-jsoi Petrarchfe Buch:
Welches er Trostspiegel in gutem Gliick in-|
titulirt, vnd in Holtz geschnitten zu finden
begreitfet. | Nun aber alien Studenten vnd
andern Kunstliebhabern , von Eberhard Kie-
sern Kupft'er-|stechern, in diesem Format, in
Kupffer gradirt, an Tag gegeben, vnd offent-
lich publicirt. j — [ Gedruckt zu Franckfurt
am Meyn, 1 Vnd bey Johann Carl Vnckel,
Buchhilndlern daselbsten j zu finden. 1620.
Obi. S". _ ff\ [4] , 1-[124]; ff: [l]a, [2]ab and
[3]a are printed, the remainder engraved on
copper; /'. [124] has been cut-down and moun-
ted. ConTKH'ts: — Title-folio, reverse blank;
preface, signed Eberhardt Kieser, An den
guthertzigen vnd Kunstlie-|benden Leser.,
ff. [i]a-[.i']«; jiortrait of Petrarch, with the
inscription on the oval frame, Francisci. Pe-
trarchan. Florentini. Poe-,tte. et. Oratoris.
vera. Effigies, ^latis 70, / [3]b; engraved
%
!'■<
If
38
DE REMEDIIS VTBIUSQUE FORTUN.E.
tille-page , f. \4'\a, reverse hlank ; xilaten l-[t34],
reverses blank. — This volume is composed of
copiier-platc copies of Burglmair's wooilcuts
illustraling the early editions of the German
De remediis. The jireface of the enc/raver
says: — Als haben mir, die darinnen (that is,
in the 'Trostspieorel') in Holtz geschnittene
Figuren (wegeu der ICunst vnd sonderlichen
fleisses derselbige kunstreiche JMahler vnd
auch der Formsohneider, so solclie gerissen
vnd ill Holtz gesehnitten , augewendet) vber
alle massen wolgefallen. Danii ob wol dex'
Mahler seinen Namen nielit darbe3' gesetzt,
man auch eygentlich nicht wissen kan , wer
solche gerissen oder gesehnitten, so lobt doch
das Werck seinen Meister genugsam, seyn
auch so gut vnd wol geinacht, dasz sie auch
wol Albrecht Diirern, dem fiirtrefflichsten,
kiinstlichsteu vnd ^veit- beriihmsteii Jlahler
vnd Kiinstler, mouhten zugemessen warden.
The engraver iras Ihns unaware of Tiurgkmair's
connection with the xroodcuts, which he feels in-
clined, to ascrihe to Dilrer. His preface hears
the date of 1020 ^ precluding the idea of a pre-
vious eilition of these plates in Ifil-J , cited by
some of the bibliographers. — The portrait ofPe-
trach, side-viem bust, with laurel wreath, has
beneath it the lines
Italia scriptis vivit celeberrimus omui
Qui nunc Eugane coUe Petrarcha jacet.
Tlie engraved title-page is a copy of the Burgk-
viair title-page, irith a scroll in the center of
the wheel containing the inscriptio7i, Francisci :
Petrarchae Trosts Piegels [sic] i Kiinstliche
Fi- guren. ; ami in the angles below Eberhardt
Kieser Francof. excudit. The engravings are
more or less reduced from the size of the origi-
nals, and made uniform; at each end of each
engraving is a pretty arabesque border of
foivers, insects and birds, in every jdate diffe-
ring in design; above each is eiigroved a proper
heading and a phrase from the dialogue illus-
trated, and below the approjiriatc distiches
(botliLatin and German) of i'initian (seeno.GQ).
The engraving is all remarkably well done. The
brief life of Petrarch included in the preface is,
in general, the short one to be found in the var-
ious editions of the German translation. The
first numbered engraving is a reduction of that
one of Burgkmair which represents Petrarch
writing in a garden-house , or under a loggia.
Above it is the inscription, Francisci Petrar-
chfe Behausung sampt einem Lustgiirtlein.
1st ausserlialb der Stadt Aveuion in einer
Clausen, doch schonen lustigen vnd frucht-
barcn Thai gelegen. Below are the following
Latin and German couplets:
Petrai-chfe hie ^Edes, Musaeum & iiobile Vatis
Qui Clarias coluit nocte dieij; Deas.
Ausserlialb der Stadt Auenion
Hat Petrarcha ein Giirtlein sehon.
Vnd ein Hausz: darin or laiig blieb,
Auch gar viel herrliche Biicher schrieb.
The second numbered plate has the design ivhich,
in the editions of the version, accompanied
Brandt's poem, rvilh a German heading (Voii
auszwagcing Cfliick . .) , a Latin motto, and ,
at the bottom, six distichei ending somewhat like
those of Brandt :
Versteh es recht , thu es ahnhiirn,
AV'as dich hier wirt Petrarcha lohrn.
Then follow the illustrations of the 122 dialogues
of book i., Kieser evidently never having com-
pleted his task so as to include the illustrations
to book it.
77. (1637). Trost Spiegel, in Gliick vnd
Vngliiek, ' Francisci I Petrarchae, Des Hoch-
weisen vnd BeriihiTiten Oratorn, I Zwey
Biioher : | Manniglich , zuforderst ■ denen
welchen es nicht allwege nach jhrem Sinn
gehet, niitz vnd notig zu ■\vissen. | D j Liine-
burg, Gedruckt vnd verlegt bey Johanu vnd
Heiu- rich Sternen , Buchf. daselbst. ; — |
Anno M. DC. XXXVII. -it end, Liineburg, |
Gedruckt vnd verlegt bey Johanu vnd Heiu-
rich Sternen, Buchhandlern daselbst. ' — i
Anno M. DC. XXXVII.
o.o-'^A /• t^^^]> M'- i-422,f [11], pp. 423-
842; Gothic; 2 engravings. Contents: —
Engraved frontispiece , obverse blank, f. [y];
engraved title-page , reverse blaiik , f. [2]- title-
page, f. [3]a ; 4 extracts from the De remediis,
/. [3]b; ilcdicatory letter to Herrn Hansen von
Pe- terszdorif, auif Coszlin, I Vnd Herrn
Johanu Eber- hardten Steding, auff 01- den-
rode Erbgesessen.,^".['/]a-[/"]a,si.9Jierf by Hanz
vnd Heinrich Stern; Petrarch's testament,
ff. [10]h-[l2]a; life, Vom Leben Francisci Pe-|
trarche,./". [12ib; jirologue, book i., ff'. [13]a-
[lo]a; fable of dialogues , Inhalt der Capitel,
ff'. [lo]b-[19]b; Brandt's introductory poem,
f. \2()\a; Fortuna Euripus., f. [2IJ]b; text,
book I., Von Artziie3' des gu- ten Gliioks,
2'p. 1-422; jirologue, book ii.. Von Artzney,
Rath, Hiilff vnd Trost in widerwer- tigem
Gliick, #. [l]a-[ll]b; te.rt , book ii.. Das Ander
Bueh, 2n>- 423-842; colophon, p. 842.— The
copper-plate frontispiece represents Petrarch's
doctrine of universal contention, as devclojted
in the second prologue , at the top the four lines
beginning Als -n-as auff erden schwebt vnd
lebt. The engraved, tille-page has the wheel of
fortune and clinging figures in the upper com-
jiartmcnt, and a group of persons (including
Death) bclotv; at the top is the couplet commen-
cing Sich iederman auch Fiirstern Hern [sic]
on a scroll: near lite bottom is the monogram of
the jtrinters surrounded by the motto, Manvs
Domini protegat nos , and in an angle Lune-
burg bey den Sternen; quite at the bottom is
the title: Francisci Petrarche Trostspiegel in
Gliick vnd Vngliiek Manniglich, Sonderlich
denen esz I nicht allmal Nach ihrem Sinne
ghet, nutziich zu lesen. — This volume is a re-
print of one of the later folio editions of the Vi-
gilius version, ivilh the Burgkmair woodcuts
omitted, and having the usual abridged pro-
loqucs etc. The pirintcrs alhule to the many
eilitiuns of the De remediis (weiln er so oll't in
frembder auch Deutscher Spraeh gedruckt
ist). Tliis is probably the latest edition of the
tvork in German (but see the list of cited editions,
no. 75).
78. (18G1). Translationen von Niclas von
AVyle horansgegeben durch Adelbert von
Keller. Stuttgart. Gedruckt auf Kosten des
TRANHLATIONS— GERMAN AND IIUNGAIiTAN.
39
litterarisclion Voroins nach Beschluss des
Aussohusses voni Februar 1860. 1861.
S". ff. [2], pj>. 1-37:1. The roliimc hoK
also a general lUlc-pafje: Bibliothek dcs litte-
rarischeii Vereins in Stuttgart. LVII. — Stutt-
gart, tledruckt auf Kosten des litterarisclien
Veroins. 1861. Ccintknts : — General lille-
vacjc , on reverse llxt of officers; lltle-j/ai/e;
bastard title, p. 1; text, pp. 3-364; Anmer-
kungon des Herausgebers , j'P- 365-372;
Inlialtsiibersicht, ji. 373.— A reprint of the
first ( 1-178) cilition of Nielas von Wyle's 'Trans-
lations^ {see no. 65). The Itco dialogues from
the De remediis /I'H pji. 316-324 , jireceded, by
the special iledicatori/ preface, pp. 314-316.
6. Hungarian.
79. (1720). Nagj- eralekezetii ' Petrar-jcha '
Ferencznek | A' jo, (is gonosz | Szerencsenek
Orvoslasarol i irott kiit 1 kiJnyvecskeje, ] J6,
es Bal Szerencsek kozott for-;g6knak vigasz-
tali'isara | D6akb61 Magyarra | fordittatott j
Laszlo Pal I Buthenis Prsepost, es Varadi
Canonok altal. | D I — | Kassan, | az Akademiai
Betiikkel, 1720.
12° in 6s. ff. [2], pp. 1-240; initials and
ornaments. Contents: — Title-page; dedica-
tory letter to Grofl' Zabolai Mikes Mihaly,
ff. [l]b-[2]b , signed Laszlo Pal; te.et, bool'i.,
A' jd, OS gonosz ' Szerencsenek Orvoslasa. '
Az urdraet a' szomoriisag idez/. j Elso resz.,
pp. l-'.tl; text, book ii., Masodik resz. | A' Szo-
morusag vigassaggal egye- 1 llttetik. j Az
Okossag a' fajdalmat vigasztallya., 2'P- •''--
240, terminating H-UhNEGE. — There were three
editions of dialogues selected fi'oiii the De rome-
diis and edited bij G. liaicsani (liajcsnni/i) ,
namely, the ' Harmoiiia I'hilosophica ' 2^>d'lished
at Tyrnau 1706; the ' Ars rccte pliilosophandi,^
published at Tyrnau 1707 ; and the ' Conrlusio-
nes Scienticepractica',^ published at Tyrnau 1718
{see nos. 45 , 46 , and 47). Of' these the earliest
leas the Irriefest , comprising only 40 dialogues ,
v:hile the tim others contained 86. It is from
the first edition (1706) that this translation was
made. Tlie 4il dialogues are numbered and titled
from I. A' viragzu eletrol. to XIX. Az orok
"eletnek remeusegdrol. in book i.; and from
I. A' testnek gyenge voltarol. to XXX. A'
halalnak kiiliimbsegurol. in book ii. To the
dialogues are prefi.eed the propter I'inilian coup-
lets rendered into Hungarian , the distich pre-
ceding the first dialogue of hook i, being
Ne biztasd magadat ifjui esztendokkel ;
Mert azok el-mennek toled repiiliSssel.
Each dialogue is folloii'cd by a 'reflection'' or
'obsereation'' (elmelkedes) of a moral character ,
ivrillcn by the translator, usually occupying
half a page or more, and printed, in italic. — The
author of tliis version was the priest. Fed
Ldszld, born in Csik-linkos , Htmgary ; from
the station of a parish-priest he rose (1713) to
be dean of the cathedral chapter of Gross-
Wardein. (I^'arad) , irhcrc lie died as a canon of
the cathedral , February 11, 1720. His title of
' Fru posit lis de Ruthenis' irus an honorary
ecclesiastical distinction at that time conferred
by the cmjieror of Austria, as king of Hungary,
on specially learned or noted priests. Ldszlo
wrote nothing crcej't this version of the selected
De remediis dialogues. In his iledicator// p^re-
J'ace, addressed to count Michael Mikes ile Za-
bola, he makes no direct mention of Petrarch.
— The present C02>g formerly belonged to count
l'\ Sz6chenyi, and lias his library stamp.
fSO. (1813). Az igaz os valosagos boltsel-
kedosnek az emberi elmet arra mdrseklo
kiltfejei hogy sem a' boldogsagbann el ne
enyeszszen, sem a' iiyomorusagbann el ne
tsiiggedjen. Melyek viitettek, es bclvitessel
kiirattattak romai bfilts Petrareha Ferentznek
mind a' kut I'endbeli jd es bal szei'entsenek
orvoslo szereirol irt kdb kcinyveibol Egy ne-
vezetlen Koresztyda Tudos altal Deak Nyel-
venn. Ezen Nyelvbc'il pedig Magyar Nyelvre
fordittattak egy magyar nemes altal Tek.
Nemes Maramaros Varmegyebenn 1812-dik
Eszteudobenn. — Debreczenbenn Nj'oratalta
Csdthy Gynrgy. 1813.
8". /. [1], pp. IV-Vm, 2-160. CoN-
TENis: — Title-Jolio , reverse blank; preface,
Elciljard beszed., pp. [ni]-VI; table of dia-
logues, Mutata tablaja, jtp. [\TI]-\TII ; text,
book i.. Else resz. Az okossag morsekli a' bol-
dogsagba elenyeszni kozelito elmet., ^j^j. [/]-.56';
book ii., Masodik resz. Az okuss4g mersekeli
a' kedevetlen dolgokbann tsiiggedezo elme
fajdalmat., pp. 57-160, ending VECtE. — This
translation, like the one previously cited, was
made from the selection of dialogues , abridged
and altered, published by G. Raicsani, under
the title of ' Harmonia jjhilosophica,'' at 'Tyrnau
in 1706 (sec no. 45). T/ie anonymous translator
was evidently unaware that Raicsani' a exccrpta
from the De Kemediis had been already rendered
into Hungarian. As in the version of Ldszlo
the I'inilian distiches in Hungarian verse pre-
cede the dialogues. The folloiving extracts from
these two translations, appearing nearly a cent-
ury apart, will give an idea of their different
characters. They are from the opening of the
second dialogue of book i. : —
Veusion of p. L.vszlo (1720).
II.
A' testnek egussugerol , vagy az elcibbeni
egossugnek meg-nyereserol.
Okdssag.
Jobb mindenkor lenni lelki egessegben,
A' testi artalmas sokaknak lelkeben :
Egessdges testbeu a' lelek kornyadoz ,
A' liivsagos liilek, test csak teged okoz.
Oram. Hala Istennek ! hoszszas botegs6-
gembol sel-gydgyultaV
Okossag. Keclveslebb meg-vallora a visz-
sza adatott egcsseg, mint a' meg-tar tatott.
Ah liah'idatlan halandu emberek ! a' ni-ktek
adatott jdkat alig ismeritekmog maskuppf',
hanem ha el-vesztitek: ha ol-vesznek tehat
M
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VE REMEDIIS UTETUSQUE FORTUN.E.
titeket kinoznak , os ha viszsza nyerettetnek,
orvendeztctnek.
Oram. Valalia mar egyszer a' neh^z hideg-
leles el-hagyott.
Okossdr/. Az ollyan hideg-lelest az orvo-
sok neheznek mondgyak , melly a csontokban,
es velokben rend kiviU hevseget szerez. Ah
mennel nagyobb hideg-lelusek azok , mellj'ek
benne a' lulekbeu bujkalnak! a' te hideg-
lelesed (ligy tanittya Szent Ambrus Doctor)
fosveiiyseg ; a' te hideg-leliised gonosz kivan-
sag; a' te hided-leli5sed bujasag; a' te hideg-
lelesed fel-fiivalkodas; a' te hideg-lelesed
liarag-tartiis; inkabb akarnam, ha ezek a'
hideg-lelosek togedet el-hadnanak.
Anonymous Version (1813).
II.
A' Testi Egissigrol.
Okossdcj.
Jobb Elmednek mint sem Testednek epsege,
Arra Rosznak viszsza iiyert jo egiissege.
Sokszor beteg Elmed kegyetlen Testebenn,
'S roszszabbul van dolga a' Test erejebenn.
Oriim. Hali'i legyen az Egeknek ! hoszszas
betegsegembril kiszabadiiltam?
Okossdy. Meg kell vallani, hogy kedvesebb
a' viszszanyert egusseg az allandonal. Halaa-
datlan Halandok, magatok Javat alig esme-
ritek meg maskuppenu, hanem ha elvesztitek ;
tehiit az elvesztett Javatokonn emesztodtok ,
a' viszszanyertteun oriiltok.
Oriim. Valahara a' terhes Hidegleles
elhagyott.
Okosxdg. Az Orvosok a' legterhesebb
Hidegleleseknek azokat tartjak, mellyek a'
tsontokat es veloket emesztik; de oh melly
sokkal terliesebbek azok, mellyek a' Lolek-
benn lappanganak. Mint Ambrus tanitja, a' Te
Hideglelesed, a' Te fijsvenyseged, bujasagod,
kevulyseged , haragod; ezektol a' Hideglelu-
seidtol akarnam leginkabb megszabadula-
sodat.
There arc, as in the ' Harmonia Philosophica,''
49 dialogues in all, running, in hook i., from,
I. A' Viragzo Eletrol. to XIX. Az Orok Elet
Remenys6gerol., and in hook ii., from I. A'
Test^ Erotlensegrol. to XXX. A* Halalnak
sokfele neraeirfil. The interlocutors are the
same as in the earlier version (Orom and
Okossag — Fajdalom and Okossag). T/ie distich
of Pinilian prefixed to dialogue 1 , book i. is thus
translated:
Mit oriilsz esztelcn Ifjii oletednek!
Elrepiil az , 's vegit veti oromednek !
The translator has thron-n the closing phrases
of the final dialogue (ii., XXX) into verse as
folloios (p. IHO):
Mivel halal nemet, ozoljsU, is orajat
Nem tudjuk, keszlttsiikjil annak pally iljat.
Oh jaj annak, a' ki meghal gonoszsilgbann !
Isteniink adj lialalt az artatlansAgbann !
— Oft/ie author of this second Hungarian versimi
the title-page tells ns that he was a distinguished
nobleman (the abhreriation Tek. rcjjrcsents ' ^o-
kintetes') of the Hungarian countg of Mdrama-
ros (Marmaros) , and that /;.• made the transla-
tion in 1812. It has not been possihU to elicit
any further information concerning liim either
at IJebreczin, where I lie hook n-as puldished , or
at Marmaros- Szigcth, the capital of the district
in which lie resided. — It icill be noted that the
title-page refers to Eaicsani as 'an anonymous
Christian scholar;^ and it iroidd seem as if the
translator sup2yosed that Raicsani had rendered
the De remediis dialogues into Latin (from the
Italian f). The copy examined is to he found in
the University Library of Budapest.
7. Italian.
81. (1549). Opera di M. | Francesco Pe-|
traroa, de rimedi de | 1' vna et 1' altra | for-
tvna, I ad Azone, ti-adotta | per Remigio |
fiorentino. | — | Con Priuilegio. i D | In Vine-
tia appresso Gabriel [ Giolito di Ferrarii |
MDXLIX. At end, In Vinegia appresso
Gabriel ] Giolito de Ferrari, j M D XLIX.
sm, S". ff. [/], 2-416, [.7] ; Italic; initials
aiid ornaments ; the title-page vignette comprises
the mark of Giolito (a p)hu;iiix} with the initials
of his name (C. G. F.) and, the mottoes, De la
raia morte eterna vita 1 vivo and Semper
eadem ; at the end with the colophon is a differ-
ent engraving of the phceniv , gazing at the sun,
with the motto, Semper eadem, and the initials;
ff. 58, 1U2, 290, 202, 294, 296 , 31)9 are by
error respectively numbered 3S, 202, 289, 290,
292, 294, 890. Com'ENTs:—Title-folie>, reccrsc
blank; dedicatory ejiistle , Al molto illvstre |
signore il signorChiap-lpino Vitelli,,//'. 2a-4h,
signed B.Qmigiri Fiorentino, and dated Di Fio-
renza il sesto di Ge-^naio. 1549; jico/ogrie ,
hook i., Opera di M. Fran-'ceseo Petrarca de
ri-lmedi dell' vna et 1' al-jtra fortvna ad | Azone
tradotta I per Remigio j fiorentino., /?'. 5a-IOb;
le.xt, book i.. Opera di M. Pran-loesco Petrar-
ca , ff. lla-196b; ending iritli II fine. ; prologue,
book ii., De rimedi de 1" vna I et 1' altra for-
tvna ) libro secondo , ove si dispvta della |
fortvna aversa., _//'. 19Ta-20S'a: te.vl , hook ii.,
De rimedi de 1' vna ) et 1' altra fortvna ' di M.
Francesco Petrarca. [ Libro secondo,,//". 208h-
415h (II fine.); table of dialogues , Tavola di
Qvanto | ne la presente opera di i M. France-
sco Petrarcha ) do rimedi de 1' vna et I'al I tra
fortvna,si ] contiene.,,//'. -://6a-[.3]a; Registro.,
f. [.-l]a; printer's m.ark and colophon , f. [3[h.—
The earliest edition, as it would, seem, of the
Italian version of the Do remediis, printed
under the name of liemigio fiorentino. Ilaym
(Hi., 94) cites one of the year 1542 hy the same
printer (a statement copied without investigation
by Zamljrini) , but the existence of an issue of
tliat year is, to say the least, doubtful. As will
be seen below three other editions ivere published.
— Remigio Nannini , calling himself ' Fiorenti-
no,' leas , according to Ajioslolo Zeno , in his
notes to Fontanini, a monk of the convent of
Sts. John anil Paul at Florence, of ichich he
n-as twice prior (150G and 1574), and died in
TJi.L\\-iL,MJu.\.)i—riAIJAy.
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tlic same citii Oclohcr 2, lo8U at Ike age of 72.
lie published some translations of other reorks.
His renilerinij of the Do romcdiis Jias been said
to be realtfi the icork of an earlier writer (see
no. 86). The dediealorij letter is vierelij one of
eourtesi/ , leith no allusions to the leorlc it j>rc-
eedes. — The collection possesses two copies ^ one
bound bij Chalelin.
82. (1584). De' | rimedi | dell' vna , et
1' al- tra fortvna, ; di M. Francesco Petrarca. !
Libri II. J Tradottl per Keraigio i fiorentino. |
n! In Venotia, | Appresso Douicnioo Farri.
1584.
am.
tine initials
. 8". ff. [4] , 5-4 to, [.?] ; Italic ; Floren-
Mals;^: 68, 9!l, 20(), 2!)2, 294, 290, 303,
344 arc inronglij numbered, rcspeclieelij , 56,
62j 288, 290, 2U2, 294, 297, 144. Coniexts:
— Tille-folio, reverse blank; dedication Al molto
illvstre e revereudiss. signor e padroii inio
osser- vandissimo , ; II S. Cesare de Nores,
Vescouo di Parenzo., jf. [2]a-[4]b , siijueil Po-
lidoro Ealli; prolotjue, book i., Opera de M.
Fran- cesco Petrarca de' ri-medi dell' vna, et
I'al- tra fortvna. Tradotta per Eemigio Fio-
rentino., Jj'. Sa-lUb; text , book i.. Opera I di
M. Francesco Petrarca,_;/'. I la- 19iib; prolorjue,
book ii., De' rimedi de I'vna ! et 1' altra for-
tvna. ! Libro secoudo. ] — i Dove si dispvta
della I Fortuna auuersa., ^^Z'. 197a-20S'a; text ,
book a.. Do' rimedi de I'vnai et 1' altra for-
tvna di M. Francesco Petrarca. Libro se-
condo. ,_;/■. 2()Sb-4inb ; table, Tavola di qvanto i
si contiene | nella presento Opera, //'. 41Ca-
[3]a; ]iri liter's mark and reijistro , f. (o']6. — The
second edition of the version, in ivhich the chief
chanije is the omission ^of Azzo's name at the
beginniiii/ or' the first prologue. The author of
the dedication, as lie himself slates, ^vas a reader
of jiroofs (la necessita di proourarmi la mag-
gior parte del uiver mio, con le fatiche del
corregere le stampe); he sags thai often hearing
inijiiiries for the cersion, and liauendone io iin
uolunie gia molti anni, Jte resolved to reprint
it. The jirinter''s mark on the title-paqe is the
Usual one of Farri ami the same as that at the
end. — I'hc copg is bound bg Bauscr of I'aris.
83. (loSO). De' ' rimedi dell' vna, etl' al-
tra fortvna, Cioe Auersa, & Fauorevole. ■ Di
M. Francesco Petrarca. , Libri II. | Tradotti
per Komigio i fiorentino. I n I In Venetia, [
Appresso Giacomo Coruetti, MDLXXXIX.
sm. S". ff\ [4]. 3-397, [3]; Italic : initials;
ff. 113, 143, 173, 177, 237 , 239, 271 by error
bear the numbers 105, 110, 97.S, 17, 2^9, 241, 26
respectively. Cuntknis : — Title-folio, reverse
blank; dedication to Cesare de yores, ff. [2]a-
[4]a, signed Polidoro Ralli; reverse' blank;
prologue, book i., Opera do M. Fran- cesco
Petrarca, (/'. 3a-liib; text, book i., Opera di
M. Francesco ' Petrarca, //'. lla-I'-Hb: prologue,
book a., De'rimedii del' vna et 1' altra for-
tvna. I Libro secondo., ff. 192u-2ii2b: tc.vt ,
book a., De' rimedi de 1' vna et 1' altra for-
tvna di M. Francesco Petrarca. Libro se-
condo., (I'. 203a-397a; Tavola, _^'. 397b-[2]b;
Registro , /. [o']« , reverse blank'. — A close re-
Xirint , even including Ralli' s dedication, of the
2>rcccding eiUlion, despite the slightly diminished
number of pages ; the typograjihy is inferior.
The title-page vignette is the j)rinter's mark. —
The copy is bound by Pratt.
84. (1607). De' rimedi | dell' vna, \ et I' al-
tra ; fortvna , | di M. Francesco [ Petrarca. |
Libri II. | Tradotti per Kemigio fiorentino. |
D I — [In Venetia, Appresso Lucio Spineda. |
M D C VII. At end. In Venetia, M D C VII. I
— I Appresso Lucio Spineda.
_ sm. 8" in 4s. ff'. [4], 5-416, [C] ; Italic;
initials and ornaments; wrongly numbereil arc
(i: 29U, 292, 294, 296, being, resiieclivcly, 288,
'290,292,294. Gosif.vis:— Title -folio, reverse
blank; dedication ofP.Italli to Cesare de Nores,
ff. [2]a-[4]b ; jiroloyite, book i., ff. 3a-10b ; text,
book i., (t'. 1 la- 196b ; 2'rologue, book ii., ff. 197a-
20Sa; 'text, book ii., ff'. 2()8b-416b ; 'Tavola,
ff'. [/]a-|6'la; liegistro and colophon , f. [tl]b. —
A reprint of the preceding editions, inferior in
typography and paper. The collection has two
copies.
85. (1867). Fioretti de'rimedii contra for-
tuna di messer Fr. Petrarca volgarizzati per
D. Gio. Dassaminiato ed una epistola di Co-
luccio Salutati al medosimo D. Giovanni tra-
dotta di Latino da Niccolo Castellani — Testi
del buon secolo d Bologna presso Gaetano
Eomagnoli 1367.
S"- , .ff- [2], VP- [^]-pS. Contents :-
Cover-title , on reverse publisher' s announcement;
title-folio, on j-CferseEdizionedi soli 202 esem-
plari ordinatameute numerati, — N. 144 Bolo-
gna. Tipi Fava e Garagnani.; Avvertenza,
pp. [3]-0 , signed D. C Stolfi , dated Firenze
1^)65; Tavola dei capitoli, 2'P- [tJ]-~0; te.vt,
Fioretti de' rimedii et prima del suo proemio,
pp. 21-11)2; Libro secondo, ^J^J. 103-186; title.
Epistola di Coluccio Salutati al revereudo
D. Giovanni Dassaminiato tradotta di Latino
da Niccolo Castellani , ^j. 187; Avvertenza,
pp. 189-191, signed D. Casimiro Stolfi; te.vt,
Pistola mandata per lo egregio uomo messere
Coluccio de' Salutati, 2'p. 193-274; Tavola di
alcuue voci notevoli, ^>^^. 273-27S; cover. — A
volume composed of the most striking passages in
each dialogue of the De remediis, edited here
for the first time from a codex (Med.-1'al. N. 40)
in I he Laurentiun Lib rary. The editor considers
this compend lo be the work of the translator of
the next title [no. 84), the jiassages being from
that version. They are arranged in the order
of the chapiters and so numbered. — The volume
is one of the weU-knoivn Bologna series, tite title
of ivhielt is on the outer cover: Scelta di curio-
sitii letterarie inedite o rare dal secolo XIII
al XVIII In Appendice alia Collozione di
Opere inedite o rare Dispeusa LXXX. — For
an explanation of the misjirints in the volume
see the following title. •
86. (1867). Da' rimedii dell' una e dell' al-
tra fortuna di messer Francesco Petrarca vol-
garizzati nel buon secolo della lingua per
D. Giovanni Dassaminiato monaco degli An-
42
UE REMEDUS UTRIUISQUE F01iTUN.E.
geli pabblicati da don Casimiro Stolfi — Li-
bro I. ;II.i— 111 Bologna presso Gaetano Ko-
magnoli 1867.
2 vols. S\ Vol. i. , ff. [2] , pp. [o]-4(J0, f.
[/] ; ii. , Jf. [2] , xip. [5\-o06'. Contexts : — Vol. i.,
Series-title, reverse blaulc ; title-folio, reverse
blank; Prefazione, JU^- [S]-3-'>, reverse blank;
Tavola delle edizioni di tutts le opere, secon-
do I'edizione Henrioi Petri Basileae 15S1, 2>P-
37-:-i:), reverse blank; Bibliografiapetrarchesoa
di Domenioo Kossetti relaciva alle edizioni e
versioni diverse dell' opera De remediis etc.
possedute da lui Trieste 183i, ^(jj. 41-4:1, re-
verse blank; prologue , Comiiicia il prime libro,
jip. [4.'i]-56 ; text, book i., Comincia il trattato
del primo libro, pp. [57)--/:?,'', reverse blank;
Tavola dei nomi proprii, 2>i). [4.3I]-44!I, reverse
blank; Tavola di alcune voci, 2)i).[451]-4:j<!;
Tavola dei Capitoli, pp. [4,'}7]-4(:0 ; Errata,
/. [t]a; Avvertenza, /'. [l]b, sirjneJ F. Z. Vol.
ii. , Series-title, reverse blank; title-folio, re-
verse blank; Francesco Petrarca ai posteri,
pj}. [o]-17 ; prologue, book ii. , Qui appie scri-
veremo il secondo libm, jyp- [10]-3IS; text,
book ii, Capitoli I., ])p. [.77]- /5C; Tavola de'
nomi proprii, pp. [4.'t7]-4:>2 ; Tavola di alcune
voci, pp. [4U3\-40il , reverse blanl:; Tavola dei
Capitoli,^;). [r>01]-5U4; Avvertenza,p/i. [■)f.J[-_
')0lj, signed Francesco Zambrini. — A version of
irliich man// codices exist (in the Paris Xatioiial
Librarg , in the Ambrosian of Milan , in the Mic-
cardianof Flore lice), the present edition folloiving
one dated 142(1-27 , considered bi/ Mekusto be
the translator's oivn copy, and, preserved, in the
Laureidian Librarij (pint. XC no. 'J). It is
ascribed to Giovanni da San Aliniato (Dassami-
niato), a Camaldolensian rnonk,bor}t 1363. The
editor contends that tlie version piublishcd under
the name of liemigio fiorentino iras a distorted
copii of this, corriiptcd to sail the taste of the age
in irhich it ^vas first printed. The pirefacc bg
Stolfi gives an account of the De remediis , and
enumerates the better extant manuscripts of this
version. In the codex tised, book i. is dated at
the end 1420 and book ii. 1427 ; in it there is no
allusion- to A^zo. — In a bihliograpJiical note , pp.
3S-3!i, the editor makes the editions of Pctrarcli' s
collected works eight, exaggerating the common
blunder about the scribe Marco Origono bg re-
cording Jiim as 2)rinter of a se2^arate edition of
the irorks, citing the siip2>ositious edition of l)e-
venter 1404 , ami adding tivo more non-existent
ones of Paris 1301 and Lgons 1601. In the ex-
tracts from liossetli's list of 1S34 , bg a blunder
of a cojigist doubtless, he cites an edition of the
jicmigio fiorentino text jjrinted at Venice^ to'.l5.
There are viang minor errors. — Zambrini, in
ids useful n'ork , 'Le 02>ere volgari a stampa dei
secoli XIII e XIV' (4th edition I. S7 8, coll. 802-
803) , gives a narrative of the I'i'inting of the
Fioretii (no. 85) and of the jirescnt edition, both
prepared for lliejyress bg Casimiro Stolfi (d. Au-
gust II, 1867, aged 53). On account of the edi-
tor's illness the i>roof-reading nas intrusted to
an incompetent 2'erson , ami the Fiorotti abounds
in mis2^rints. Zambrini then assumed charge of
the Do' limedii, of ivhich a few sheets onlg had
Jiassrd through the press, and was able to /,<e^j
it coniparativelg clear of errors. — To the dia-
logues Stolfi has 2>refixed the Latin distiches of
Pinitian , but makes sad work in his endeavor
to ex2)lain tlieir source (i,, p. 2'.)), saging that
theg first occur in a Frankfort edition of 1620,
from ivhich he takes them. — The reference (p. 37)
to the edizione Henrici Petri Basileae 1581
should have been to the Sebastian Ilenric2ietri
edition ot' that date, the printer of ivUicli was tlie
son of Ilenricus Petri.
87. (1876). Conforti a rassegnazione. □
Imola. Tip. d' I. Galeati e figlio Via del Cor-
so, 35. — 187G.
8"in_4s. ff. [U], pp. [XVIiyxXl, [/]-
200; 2>rivatelg pi^'i'ded. Contexts: — Cover
title; tUle-folio, reverse blank; dedicatorg epistle
to Albina Zambrini , vedova Ves2Jignani,'tJ'. [3]a-
[9]a, signed La figliuolaPellegrina — IlVratello
Francesco; Avvertenza. , ^jj). [XVII]-XXI, re-
verse blank; text (with bastard titles before each
selection) , x>P- \_i\-205 , reverse blank; Indice. ,
2>1>. [207]-209. — A book of consolation, coin2iosed
of '.I selections from various sources (Valerius
Maximus, Seneca and other authors) compiled
and edited bg Francesco Zambrini (b. 1810, d.
1SS7). — 2'he Petrarch extracts are from the Das-
saminiato translation, as edited bg Stolfi, and
consist of 6 dialogues (48, 46, 47, 49, '>2 and iiS)
from book ii. , 2^reccded bg the Pinitian Latin
distiches. The sub-title of this pjortion of the
volume is Dell' una e dell' altra fortuna di Fran-
cesco Petrarca. See also Zambrini' s note in the
'avvcrtcnza', 2>. XX.
8. Spanish.
88. (1510). a I Francisco | Petrarca I Dc-
los remedios contra prospora y aduersa fortu-
na I Con preuilegio. Real. At end , Ii Al loor
y gloria de nuestro seiior ihesu christo y de \
la sacratissima virgen maria senora nfa:- es
imprimido el libro del fa moso poeta y ora-
dor Francisco petrarca delos remedios cotra
pros'pa y aduersa fortuna enla muy noble
villa 3 Valladolid por Diego : de gumiel. El
qual tiene cedula SI rey nro sefior para(| nin-
gun impri|midor ni librero le pueda imprimir
nivender enestos rej'nos sino el di cho diego
de gumiel o quic su poder ouiere, por espa-
cio de cinco anos | primeros siguientes : q eor-
ren desde oy q so aoabo el dicho libro: q
son i xviij. dias del mes de mar9o del ailo do
M. d. X. 1 D
/. in 8s. ff. [228] ; sig. a-z (including both
uand v), A.-F,' of ivhich o andS-F in 6sj Goth-
ic; 2>oge-lines , 42 (excluding running-title and
signature) ; initials, ornaments and woodcuts;
(f. [2]b, [3\a and [tll]a in black and red; the
title-page, e.ice2it the tivo final lines, is engraved
on two blocks, the njijier one, occujjying nearly
three quarters of the iiage, being the coat of arms
of Gonzalvo de Cordova, the lower right quarter
of which has the motto AVE MABIA | GKA-
CIA. , white the lower block is the two lines
FEANCEHCO ! PETKARCA, in which the first
letter (F) is so cvtendcd as to occupy the w'ldth
of both lines; ff'. [4]a and [:i]n have broad en-
graved borders, com2>osed of blocks of 2>rinter's
ornaments; the dedicatory letter, the life of Pe-
trarch and the second prologue begin with very
THANSr.A no XSSI M A7 S7/.
l:!
large inilials, ivhile at the commencement of the
first in-ologue a Iwclve-line space is left for an
illuminated initial ; f. [8]h has a full-page wood-
rut of the Crucifixion, with three figiiras hcloir;
the derice of Gumiel, a large (x containing
the remainder of his name (YMIFjL) within it,
from nhich rises a cross, follon^s the colophon
on the reverse of the final folio ; the running-ti-
tles, in general, are the dialogue-titles ; f. \:i\a,
III/ error, has the running-title. La vida del au-
tor. , which is out of place, the snhjcct-malter of
the page being the' deilicalory letter, while the
life begins later on f. [■/]«. The dialogues are
tilled andnumhered in both hooks, hut in hook i.,
dialogues 1, 2, ■'■', I), 7 and. in hook ii., dialogue I
hai-e the numbers printed in full {^Timer-o , SQ-
ffundo), ii-hile elsewhere tlicg are in Roman fig-
ures (loicer-case). Contents: — rii/e-/oiJo, re-
verse blank; letter of dedication, t Carta para
el Excellente y mu'y lUustre seuor el seiior
Don gonijalu fernandez de Cordoua. . fi'. ' "^
[2]b
7ida
(obcei-sc blank)-[3]b; life, 1 Comenca la vida
del Clarissimo Poeta': | Filosofo y Orador
Francisco Petrarca. con 1 el epilogo desus
nbras. TC, (f. l'J]a-[7]n ; table of dialogues , book
i. , Ii Tabla delos dialogos del libro primero : ,
//'. [7]b-[S]a; full-page woodcut , f. [^yj ; pro-
'logue, book i.', Prologo del primero libro., .//'.
[.'/]a-[/^]a .■ text, book i., 1 Dialogo Primero
dcla rtoriescente edad., .//'. [I2]a-[10:i]b; table,
hook a., Tabla delos dialogos del segundo li-
bro.,,/'. Ill0]ah; prologue, hook ii. , H Comien-
oa el segundo hbro que el clarissimo poeta
pbilosopho y orador Francisco Petrarca cupu-
so delos Kelraedios contra aduersa fortuna. ,
f. [lll]a-[lH:]a; text, book ii. , Ii Dialogo pri-
mero dela felicidad del cuerpo, (f. [IIi:]a-
[227]b ; II Ultilogo o epistola final del'interprete
para el sobredi-jcho senor gran capitan. et.c,
/. [228]a ; colophon and printer's mark, /'.
i;?2N]i. — The translator stgles himself in the ded-
tcation Francisco dr Madrid, 'Arcediacono del
Aleor y Canonigo enla gglesia de I'alcncia.' Ac-
cording to Ticknor the version teas made at the
especial request of the Great Captain, to whom
it is dedicated. The life of Petrarch seems to he
a rovipilation hi/ the translator ; it concludes irlth.
a list of PetrarclCs irorks; and in the course of
it lite statement is made that the Do remediis leas
dirigido aun CaualUcro amigo suyo Uamado
Azon. The Ultilogo at the end records , in its
first paragraph , Ihe completion of the version,
lehile its second is devoted to the praise of Ihe
(rriat Captain. — This is the first edition of the
translation; hut in the catalogue of the librarg
of J. Gomes de la Cortina (Madrid 1857, iv.,
188) there is the description of a copy bear-
ing the date of l.'iO'i. This copi/ subsequently
passed into the jyossession of the Library of the
British Museum , and has been closely compared,
page for lyage , with the jiresent cojjy. The only
difference belioeen themis in the final letter of the
colophon; one having v. and the oilier x. (M.d.v.
and M. d. X.). Otherivisc, in jiaper and typog-
raphy, the two copies are identical. Both haee
the incorrect running-title on f. [.91a; both have
the 7iti.yj)-iHi Esperrnga in the middle off. [/i']a;
in both, Ihe Florentine initial is omitted at the
beginning of dial. xvii/.> book i. , and a loirer-
casc s subsitluted; similar omissions occur in
dial. XXX f , IxviiJ , xcir etc., and, abrays in both
copies; and the instances of broken types, and
other li/pographical irregularities , are always
the same. There can be no doubt that both coines
irere printed at Ihe same time. The question to
be decided is — in ichich copy is the dale correct?
'Jo ansirer this with certainly more knowledge
than is easily accessible in regard to the opera-
tions of GnmicV s press at ValladoUd is necessary.
In Ihe 'Tipografia Mspaiiola' of F. Mender (2d
edition) it is stated th-at Diego de Gumiel began
to print at ValladoUd in l'>IJ2 , and in another
place that a new printer , .Tacoro de Gumiel, is-
sued his first ivork there in 100.^. Until the ap-
pearance of the Cortina catalogue the bibliogra-
j)hical works all gave the date of the earliest
edition oftlicHpanish De remediis as I'ltO; and.
no second copy, bearing the date of t'lltS, is to
be found in any of Ihe public libraries of Spain,
or in any other of the /irineipal bonk-collections
of Europe. A reasonable explanation of the mat-
ter is that the date M. d. v. , in the Brilish Mu-
seum eopi/ , may be an error of the press, cor-
rected, after Ihe printing of one or tn-o copies of
the final sheet of the book. Copies having the
dale M. d. x. exist hi many public libraries.
89. (1513). □ I Fracisoo Petrarca. | Dolos
roraedios ootra j)spora x aduersa fortuna. \ Con
puilegio Keal. At end , t A loor y gloria do
nfo seiior .Josu christo I y dela sacratissima
virgij Maria nfa sefiora : es imprimido el libro
cil famoso 1 poeta x orador Fracisco petrarca
dolos remcdios ootra pspera ? aduersa foritu-
na. Enla muy noble 5 muy leal cibdad de Se-
uilla por Jaoobo croberger ! alema. El qual
tieue cedula 31 rey nfo seiior para q ningu
imprimidor ni libre-jro lo pueda imprimir ni
voder enostos reynos sino el dicho Jaoobo
croberger | alema o quien su poder ouiere,
por espacio do cinoo anos. Acabose a tres dias I
del mes de Febrero. aiio do mill x quinietos
y treze.
/." in 8s. ff. [li\, j-elxix ; sig. A (in Ij),
a-x, and 1 leaf with no signature; Gothic;
piage-lines , 4li (not including signature or run-
ning-litle) ; Florentine initials; ff. 8, 22, lt'>,
I lil, lil7 are ivrongly numbered : iiij , xsxj, cxxj,
cxxv, cxx ; the title-page is enclosed in an orna-
mental border, the upper three quarters occujned
by the coat of arms described nnder the previous
title. Contents: — Title-page; letter of dedi-
cation, ff. [f\a-[2]a; life of Petrarch , ff. [2]b-
\4\h ; table, ff. ['f\a-[(i]b ; prologue, book i.,ff.
/a-iija; text, hook i.,ff. iijh-lxxriija; pro-
logue, iookii., ff. lxxixa-lx.vxiij a ; text, hook ii.,
ff. Ixxxiij a-cl.vix a ; Ultilogo,/. clxixa; colo-
phon,-f. cLcixb, top, rest of page blank. — The
contents, order of arrangement, headings are
the same as in the edition of 15i0 , exce/tt that
the dialogue-tables of both books are here prin-
ted, together after the life. The folio numbers
are preceded by the abbreviation Fo. — The copy
lacks f. ix.
t90. (1518). Francisco Petrarcha. | delos
remedio' con-|tra prospera y aduer sa fortu-
na .:. •:• .:. At end, t Fue imprimido el li-
bro del fa-Imoso poeta y orador Fracisco pe-
trarca I dolos remedies cotra prospera y ad-[-
uorsa fortua. Enla muy noble y \ muy leal
ciudad do Carago^a. ! por Georgi Coci ale-
raan. Acaboso a .xxiij. dia- del | raos do oc-
I
>'
1
I'
u
DE REMEVm UrniUSQUE FORTUNE.
i
tubre .Alio j dc mil v quinie'to' ( ? .dezioclio. :
afios. I ^ I ■.•
/." /. [G], I-CLXrX; sig. A (in G), a-x
(Ike last til 10); Gothic; paye-tincs, 4S (exclu-
sive of rnnnintf 'title and signature) ; printed
2'agc, 'JU) hg 14S millimeters ; the title-2>age has
the words Francisco Petrarcha, prospera, for-
tuna and the second group ot points (•:■) in red;
the title is enclosed in a hroad harder, having
the emhlcms of the four evangelists in the angles;
the top forms an arch, from irhich hangs a shield
mith tlie printer's initials; the center of the page
is divided into two panels, tlic upper hearing a
looodrnt representation of a scribe at work in his
scriptorium, the lower with the title as given;
Florentine initials of IS and 30 millimeters
square; at the right of the triangular colophon
is the printer's device — a cord in tiro concentric
circles surrounding his monogram supporting a
cross. Contents: — Title-page, dedication to
Gonzalo Fernandez de _ Cordoba, life of the
author, list of his irorks, index, ff, [ /jft-f^li ; book
i.,f. la-LXXXVnib ; hookil, f. LXXTXa-
CLXIXa; Ultilogo, colophon, CLXIXa, reverse
blank. — The copg cited is in the National Li-
brarg of Madrid.
91. (1523). n I Francisco Petrarolia j do-
les t romedio' con-|tra prospera y aduer]sa
fortuna .:. ■:• .:. At end, 1i Fue imprimido
el libro del fa- moso poeta, y orador Fracisco
petrarca 1 deles remedio' cStra prospera, 5
ad-|uersa fortua. Enla muy noble, ? muy leal
ciudad 3 Caragoija. I por Georgi Cool aleman. ]
Aoabose a doze dias del i mes de Nouiembre.
Ano de mil, y qui-;uictos, ? veyn- to, y tres |
aiios. I ^ ! .:.
/.» in 8s. ff. [G], I- CLXIX; sig. A (in 6),
a-x (the last in 10); Gothic; page-lines, 45
(without signature line and running-title) ; fitle-
J>age in red and, black, in a border, the njiper
2>anel having a vignette representing the author
irriling , a Cupid on the other side of the desk;
above, on a shield, is the monogram of tjie prin-
ter; 2^receding the folio number is the abbrevia-
tion Fol. ; the colophon and jirinler's mark at
the end are side bij side. Contents: — Tillc-
2)ar/e; letter of dedication {running-title Pro-
logo), /. [l]b-[2']a; life of Fctrarch, ff. [■>]b-
[4\b; table of dialogues, ff. [■^]a-[6]h; 2'rologue,
book i. , Prologo del primer libro. , ff. la-llla ;
text, book i., ff. TIIb-LXXVlIIb; proloque,
book a. , f. L'XXIXa-LXXXIIIa ; text , book
a., ff: i:xxxuia-cLxvnib; uitiiogo, xr.
CLXyillb-CLXIXa ; colophon and 2>rinter's
mark,f. CLXIXa, reverse blank.— The edition
is admirably printed, Tieknor styling it 'a most
becoming black-letter folio.' — The C02>g is bound
by Zaehnsdorf of London.
t92. (15'24). Fracisco pe-itrarcha de-!los
rremo-idios contra prospa ? ad uorsa for-
tu-'na. .:. At end, T A loory gloria de nue-
stro seuor Jesu christo y | dela sacratissima
virgen Maria nuestra Scnora: fenescc cl li-
bro I del famoso poeta f orador Francisco I'u-
trarca delos reme dios contra prospera j ad-
uersa fortuna (j fao ympres-'ao. Enla muy no-
ble ? muy leal cibdad de Se-,uilla por Joan
varela de Salamanca A-jcabose a doze dias del
mes de Ene-lro. Afio da mill ? quinientos | y
veynte y quatro ! Aiios. ) ^
f.° ff'. [4],j-clxix, [1) ; sig. A, a-x (the
last in 10); Gothic; imgc-lines, 4G (exclusive of
running-title) ; printed-page , 233 by l.W milli-
meters ; initial letters, 17 and 29 millimeters
square; the title cited is in red; the title-2>agc
has a double border, the outer comijosed of wood-
cut figures of the piroiihets, the inner of a socle
(bearing in red the words En romance) , two pi-
lasters and a cornice. Contents: — Title-
page; dedication , life of the author, list of his
works, index, ff. la-4b; text, ff'. ja-elxixa;
ultilogo,/'. clxi.vah; colo2)hon , f. el.xi.x b ; blank
2^''ge,f. I[^nl70]a; arms of Gonzalvo de Cordova,
surrounded hy the legend, TI Estas son las ar-
mas del gran Capitan a quien fue | dirigida
la presento obra. , >it—The Madrid Xational
Library 2>ossesses the co2yy here described.
93. (1533-4). 1 Fracisco petrarcha delos
remedi-'os cotra prospera y aduersa fortuna. |
M. D. XXX iij. At end, 1 A loor y gloria
de nuestro seiior Jesu christo y dela sacratis-l
sima virgen Maria nuestra seliora: haze fin
ellibro del falraoso poeta f orador Fracisco
Petrarca delos reme-jdios contra prospera ?
aduersa Fortuna : q fue im- jjresso enla muy
noble ? muy leal cibdad de Se uilla. En casa
de JVAN varela de Salamanca. Acabose a
veynte ? seys dias 31 ' mes de Abril. Ano del
nascimieto | denuestro saluador Jesu Xpo I
de mill x quinietos 5 tre-iynta s quatro |
anos.:.
/° in 8s; ff. [4] , j-[c]l.eiij ; sig. A (in 4) ,
a-x (ino); Gothic; page-lines, 48 (not including
signature or running-title); title-page in red and
black , with border composed largely of figures
ofthei^rophets, witli their names, having in the
upper eonq^artment the arms of the Great Cap-
tain , on its sides Estas son las armas del gran
capitan J aquiP. fue dirigida la presente obra.,
and at the base the 2}rinter's monogram ; ff. 74,
98, 111!, Ill, 142, 1G3 are erroneously num-
bered ¥o. Ixxiij , cxviij, cxv, cxj , cxij , Ixiij
res2>eetively. Contents: — Title-jiagc; dcitica-
tory letter, f. [l]a; life, ff'. [2]a-[.-.'Ja,- table,
ff'. [3'\b-[4]b; 2>rologue, book {., ff'.j a-tij a; text,
book i., ff'. iij b-lxxv b, prologue , book ii.,
ff. lx.rvja-U.civb; text, book ii. , ff. Ix.ex a-
'[c]lxiii a ; Ultilogo, ./'. [c]l.r!ij a ; coloiihon,
f. [r^Lviij b. — 'The 2>reliminart/ matter is 2^rinted
in smaller type than the remainder of the volume.
To be noted is the difference betu-een the title-iyage
and colo])hon dates. — There teas at least one
other edition of tlie S2ianish version of the Do
remediis hy Francisco de Madrid; it bore the
date of 1,'>1G, and the essential 2>ort'tons of the
colophon are thus cited in the ^alvd catalogue
(187 2, a., 801):— 'Es imjjrimido ... on la muy
noble T muy leal cibdad de Seuilla por Juati
varela do Sal.imanca . Acabose a . xx . dias del
mes dc Setirbro. Aiio de mill % quinictos ?
xvj aiios. Like the others it is in folio, having
ff. [''■), j-ctxix, Salvd characterizes it as a good
edition.
T/iA NSL. 1 TTOXS-S WEDTSII.
45
9. Swedish.
t94. (ICU). Francisci Potrarchfc | Spocu-
lum I Morale, | Tliet iir | En kort Skadespogol, |
som liirer I Hura on Jlenniskia i Thenno
werlden ! sigh fui-balla skall , at hon sigh aiT
Modgang icke [ forhiifwer , och i Mootgang
icke ofwergifwer : | Vthan Matteligheeten
achtar, | Enden j betiincker, och sitt hopp
til I Gudh setter | A''ngdommenom til nytta,
och eliest | Eiittsinnigom Christnom til j Be-
trachtelso [ Forswonskad och i Rijm affsatt |
AfF I Arvido Olai I Sch. Line. Collega | Linko-
ping I Tryokt hoos Christopher Griinter, Ahr
IGll.
S". ff-[S},P2J- 1-7S. Contents:— TtVc-
parjc; dedication to Jon Petri , bishop of Linko-
ping , /'. [/]''," preface, ff. [2\a-[l]h; Cai-mina
gratulatona Arvido Olai dedicata, ff. [.■>]«-
{(i]h; Ic.rt, hook i., Then FiJrsteTractat, | Huru
man skall lerapa ; sin frogd i Lycko och
'M.edgkng., pp. 1 38; text, hook ii., Then An-
dra Tractat i Huru man skal lempa 1 sin Sorgh
i Olycko och ! Mootgang, jip. .V.'/-7.s'. — Tlds
volume is •propcrhj a separate edition of Joliann
Pinitian's Latin De remediis distiches (I'JO in
part i,, and, t2'.> in part ii. ) , ifith Sn'edish me-
trical translations of his Gerinan cojiplets ap-
pended. Each section (that is each distich witli
its version) has a heading, as Vngdoms frogd,
Sundheot, and so on. In his preface the
translator has no allusion to the origin, of the
couplets, except the statement that he has ren-
dered Petrarchtie skione Moraliske Verscr—
eridcntbj supposing them to he hg the author of
the Da remediis. It is possible that this poetical
compendmag he a Swedish rendering of the Coin
l:)7.'l volume cited bg Welter (see no. 6Q) ] though
there is no reason ichg the translator should, not
hare himself coneeieeil the idea of detaching the
Pinilian distiches from some one of the many
editions of the De reraodiis containing them,
and editing them separately nith Swedish
translations , e.reept that, perha^ys, in that case,
lie n^ould have been likelg in some teag to allude
to the De remediis itself. — The (ierman distiches
of Pinitian prefixed to dial. 1., book i. read
thus in their antiquated Swedish orthographg :
Hor vnger Man , aohte och merk,
Hvij star din friigd i Vngdoms werk?
Vngdom medli hast fiJrsvinnor bort,
Ty Doden jaghar altijd fort.
And those which ojjen the succeding dialogue are
rendered in this toise:
Menniskia betonck will hiir,
Skiot ey thet tu s;i fagher ar,
Fagrink kyskheeten fOrsat gor,
Then oss alia dock elska bor.
— The translator, Arvldus Olai, or Olavi (Arvid
Olafsson) , is cited bg the historians of Swedish
literature (see P. Wieselgren's ' Sveriges skona
litteralur, ' vols. i.,P'P . 28 1-2, and Hi., 2>p. ■1(!li-7);
and a sketch of his life will he found in J. J.
IlahVs ^ Linkijpinq stiffs herdaminne ,'' (lS4tJ,
pp. 2)10-201). He was born in 160:) at the little
town of Skeninge (lehence he slgled himself
' Schetiingensis ') , entered the university of
Upsala in lll3t, took orders in W3S , became,
the following gear, a teacher (collega) in the
gymnasium of Linkiipinq , and received in 1(J4!)
the living of Grgt. He died Jan. 3, IIH13. Be-
sides the SpocuUim morale he published a
Swedish version of J. von Beiost's compendium
of the treatise ' De arte bene moriendi ' under
the title of '■Een nytligh och grundelig Tractat
om then fijrnemlighc och helsosamme konsten til
at n:'ll och sallgcn dlto,'' (Stockholm li)32) ; a
sis ' ) issued twice after his death, (lt!C,8 and, KilS);
and a number of sermons (t042, ll)4:> , 1(J4',I).
Ilahl c'taracterizes him as * l^n hcriimlig och
Jlllig man.^ — The copy described appertains to
the Upsala University Library.
FINAL NOTES.
Manuscripts of the ' De remediis.' — In his tn^o calalngua of ' Codici Pclrarcheschi''
Enrico Nardncci enumerates thirty early codices of the Do reraodiis existing in twenty two of the
principal libraries of Italy. Others are to be found in the minor public, book-collections of the
kingdom; and a few even in private lihrarie^:. North of the Alps tlie number , however, is
relatively greater. — Giuseppe Valentinelli {' Petrarca e VencT.ia,^ pj). t0.'>-10li) thus describes the
most important, historically, of the codices existing in Italy, aiid which has already been referred
to (see the 'Preliminary A'bie') as a treasure of the Martian Library in Venice: — Francisci
Petrarcaelaurcati, do remediis utrlusq^uefortunaolibri duo. Splendido oodice membranaceo
(Z. L, 475, di c. 12G) del socolo XIV , soritto da una sola mano, ovo so ne cccettuino i qua-
derni torzo o quarto. II testo, boncho in gonoralo di buona lezionc, manca tal volta di alcune
parole. Distribuito a duacolonne, 6 acoompagnato da brovi note marginali dichiaranti la
4G FINAL NOTES.
materia trattafca, e da mani disegnate che aocennano alle proporzioni oapitali, ma special-
mente alle sentenze. II margins inferiore alia fine del quaderno reca nel mezzo il riohiamo
tra piccoli ornati a colori. Lo capilettere dei duo libri sono raesso a fregi colorati in oro;
quelle dei capitoli supplito in rosso ed azzurro; tutte le intitolazioni scritte in rosso. Ag-
giunge importanza al volume la (jnalita della membrana, di fibra stipata, liscia quantunque
non sompre Candida, allineata a perpendicolo per la regolarita dello scritto. E oio pure che
ne rileva il pregio h 1' avvertimento apposto dallo stesso copista alia fine, ad inohiostro
rosso ed azzurro alternato, nel quale e fissato il termine del trattato. «Deo gracias.
Scriptus et completus manu mea Francischini de Fossaduici, notarii, civis tarvisini. Tar-
visii anno nativitatis dominice millesimo trecentesimo nonagesimo octavo. Indictione sexta.
die Martis. XII Novembris. hora septiraa. Ex originali proprio soripto manu indelende
memorie domini francisci petrarce diguissimi laureati et per eum ipsum ad exitum. per-
ducti. Ticini. Anno domini. 13GG. IIII. nonas ootobris hora tertia. Amen.» Leggesi quindi
scritta nel secolo decimoquinto la nota seguente : « M.CCC.LXXIIII." die martis XVIII. Julii
hora quinta noctis arquade inter montes euganeos, duos dies et LXX. annum attingens obiit
celeberimus vates j'storicus, theologus et orator eximius, qui in M".CCC.XLI. die Villi
aprilis sub examine lUustrissimi Roberti regis ierusalem scioilie et apulie sapientissimi
atque potentissimi Rome in arce capitolina maxima cum gloria et totius romani populi
consensu extitit laureatus. » La Marciana deve questo buon codice alia larghezza di Gio-
vanni Battista Eecanati, patrizio veneto, che legavalo con altri stimabilissimi nel 1734.
Other French Versions. — Fcrra-izi , in Ids ' Bihliografia pelrarclicsca'' (p. SSH), says:—
L' Hortis ricorda un' altra versione [of t lie De remediis] di Giovanni Doudin, canonico e bac-
coUiere in teologia , ch' ei feco d'ordine di Carlo V. 11 mss. trovasi nella Nazionale di Pa-
rigi. 11 De Sade vuole che anche Giacomo Bouchant, die tradusse il libro De' Rimedii di
Seneca, voltasse pur quello del Petrarca. It seems scarccbj prohahle that Charles the Fifth,
ii-hosc tutor had been Nicolas Orcsme (sec no. 54) , the translator of the earliest printed French
version, should have requested another scholar to render the De remediis into French. Oresme, as
already slated, died in 13S2; king Charles died in I.-ISO; it is equally improhahle that two
different translations should hace been completed before these dates. The matter, however, can
only he cleared up by further research. The version thus referred to by Mortis and Ferrazzi
has been thought to be identical ivith a partial one in French existing in the Laurentian Library .
(codd. Med. -Pal., no. 41). It forms a small, thickish vellum manuscript of the fifteenth century
entitled, Dialogue dos septante-sejit dialogues ou le poete parle de fortune adverse. It com-
prises only a portion of book ii. The text commences : —[&]s toutes les chosce qui jamais me
pleurent a lire ou a ouyz reciter cer|tes il ny en a aucune qui plus me tienne an courage;
ne qui pl'l souuent sont reduyte a ma memoirs q oe qa esoript le philosophe heraclitus
Tlie same passage (opening of the prologue to hook ii.) , in the printed text of Orcsme' s version,
reads thus: — De toutes les choses qui oncques me pleurent a lyre ou a escouter oncques a
bien pou riens ne sen assist ns adioinct plus parfondemet ne plus fermement en mon en-
tendement ne ne tournc plus souuent a ma memoirs que le dit dung nome Heraclitus....
Judging from a very inadequate examination it is quite possible that the Laurentian manuscript ,
at least, ivill prove to be merely the Oresme translation in a text varying somewhat from tlie
printed, one. — I)e Sade asserts (■ Memoircs ^jour la vie dc Frangois Pitrarque ,' Hi., p. 3') I),
tvithout any citations, that the Paris National Library possesses a manuscrijA French version
of the De Tcmodi'is, made jointly (not separately, as Ferrazzi erroneously states), by two scholars
attached to the suite of the Dauphin (afterwardes Charles V.), 'Jacques Bouohant de St. Quen-
tin, sergent d'armes da Roi & .lean Dandin (not Daudin). It will be seen that Ferrazzi's
note, by its misprints and misarrangetncnt , somewhat distorts the sejise of the statements which
lie cites from lloriii and IJc Sade.
Translated Excerpts in Italian. — Tn-o notable instances of versions of passages from tlie
Do remediis occur in modern Italian literature. The first is contained in Panegirico di Napo,-
leone e frammenti di Francesco Petrarca volgarizzati — di Giulio Perticari. n Parigi
MDCCt'XXXVlI.— /< is an octavo of f. [I],2>p. 2-31. Thee.vtract Dal libro de Romed.utriusq.
Fort. Lib. I. Dialogo 83. is found on pp. 23-24, hecng a translation of the dial. Do carcoris
FINAL NOTES.
17
oxitu. Tlie author , count Oiulio Pcrticari (b. IITJ, d. 1822), wrole the notable work 'Dogli
sorittori del treoouto.' — The other ecrsion formn a pari of the treatise, Delia religiosita di
Francesco Potrarca disoorso di G-. C. Parolari O Bassano Tipografia Basoggio oditricc 1847,
OH octaco of ff. [3], i)p. 8-48. The translation is from booh i., dial. 13, Dc religionc, and
occurs on i>p. 2il-23. A new edition of this intercstiiiy easai/ appeared at Milan (I'irotta) Ifi57.
It was oriijincUji read hij its autlior , Giulio Cesar e I'arolari, at an assembly of a learned
institution in liassano.
INDEX OF NAMES.
The rv/nrcnceo arc tu the title- nuinhcra*
Abspurg, J. von Go, G8.
Adriuuus carthiisiuusis, 21>-33.
Auiadu, A. L. U., IJ.
Aiiitirosc. Saiut., SU.
Amcrbach, J. voii, 1, 7, 3i.
Aretiiio, L., see Bruui.
Arisi 1\, 8.
Aristotulus, 54.
Ariiolil of L'olotjuu., -12.
AuditlVcd G. H., 8.
A/'KO tla C'oiTUf^^io, 2-11, 18, li), 26-
28, -I'J-Jl, yli, UI, G7, GD, 70,
73, 75, 81, 82, 8G, 88.
IJadurius, J., 1.
Barbier A. A., Gl.
llaruai'd, 6.
liaudiu, C, 15.
IJcuvcuuto da liuola, 31, 35.
licrecz, RI. 28.
licruard, Saiut., 10.
Burtic, U., 51.
Besoi^uc, A., oil.
Boust, J. vou, i)l.
Bivilaqua, S., 3.
Blanc, J. Gl.
Blouas, GI.
Buccaccio, G., 20, 21, 50, G5, OS.
Bouclicr, N., 11, 12.
Brandt, S., 1, GG, G7, GO, 71, 7G, 77.
Brudekopf, G., 3G, 37, 38.
BringL-r, J., 75.
Briinut J. C, 20, 10, 55, 50, 75.
Ilruni, L., 00.
Biihle, J. G., 30.
Biu-b'kmaicr, H., 50, G7, GO, 70, 72-77.
("ausaris. P., 34,
Cxsar, J., G.
Caloria, T., 38.
GanipbLll, M. F. A. G., 32, 30, 10.
Cardin Benso-^no, 50, 58.
Castcllani N., 85.
Cavullat, C, M.
,^CL-uuo, A. di, 10.
Culsus, J., 35.
Cesare of I^arma, 8.
Charles V., 51.
Christopher, Saint. 13.
Cicero, M. T., -12, 67.
Coci, G., 00, 01,
Culuccio SaUitati, 85.
Corderins, M., 48, Gl.
Cornutti, G., 83.
Cortiua, J. G. du, S3.
Crcvonua, 1*. A., G.
Crouberger, J., 80.
Crotti, J., 8.
Cusauus, N., 30.
Dasaaniiuiato, G., 85, 8G, 87.
Dulalaiu, J., 48.
Denis, M., 41.
Dcvclay, V., Gl-Gl.
Ue Ville, J. B.,GO.
Dibdiu, T. l-\, 40.
Di Giovanni, V., oO.
Douatus, K., 04.
Douatus, ^E., 43.
Dumas, P., 48, Gl.
Dupr<i, G., 54.
Diirur, A., 67, 7G.
Kgeuolff, C, 70, 73, 71.
Kggusteiu, H., G, 30, 31, 32, 33
Euccclius, L., 20.
Erasmus, D., 20, 21, 48, Gl.
Eyb , A. von, 34-38.
Farkas, A., 47.
Karri, D., 82.
Ferdinand I., 67.
Fcrrazzi, G. J., 5G.
Filelfo, F., S, 30.
Fluridu, F., 21.
Foppens, F., 57.
Forgach, S. and J., 28.
Francesco of Madrid, 88, 03.
l*'rederic III., G7.
l-'reuiout, E., 48.
Frobun , J., 34.
Fyner, C, G, 25,
Galcati, J., 87.
Gallic, L. J., 42.
Gall, F., 47.
Gallue, U., 34.
Gaouduol, P., 55.
Gaston of OrleUns. 50.
Geiger, L., 30.
Gelenius, G., si^e Hruby fl.
Gcring, U., 31.
Giolito, G., 81,
Gonnalvo do Cordova, 88, 00, 02, 03.
(iriisse, J. C. T., G, 7.
Grenailles, F., 5G-G0.
Grien, H. B., G8.
(Jrimm, S., 67.
Gumiel, D. and J., 88.
Gtiuter, C, 04.
Giinlher, J., 40.
llaasc, F., 42.
lI;Ud, J. J., 04.
Haiu, 1, 6, 7, 8, 30, 32, 31,30, 40, 42,65.
Hamilton, 64.
llauka, v., 40.
lUnslik, J. A., 40.
Ilanuach, J. J., 40.
llarte, W., 41.
llaym, N. F., 81.
Ilcmmerliu, F., G8.
Ileuricpetri, S., 5, 8G,
Iluraclitus, 50.
Ilcrold, B. J., 4.
Ilerold, J., 21.
Iloufer, J. C. F., 5G.
Horigono, M., 86.
Hortis, A., 8, 14,20, 21, 21,30, 10,42.
Ilruby, G., 19.
Huuyadi, S., 4G.
Isiduneus Germauicus, 43.
Jauot, D., 55.
Jerome of I'rague, 68.
John'of Milan, 2G.
John IL, 54.
Jolin of Westphalia, 32.
Jouast, D., G3-G4.
Jovius, P., 20, 5l, 56.
Jungmann, J., 40.
Juvunis, sec Ijejcunc, M.
Keller, A. vou, 78.
Keller, G., 43.
Kctclaer, X., 30.
I Kiescr, E., 7G.
Klcnim, II., 31.
Knoblochtzer, H., 7.
Kobcl, J., 66.
as
lyjJEX OF NAMES.
Konitz, .scl r.reiifkopf O,
Kurliug, (1., 3».
Lambert, J., 33.
Lauilercr, L. K., 27.
Lailtscbude, II., UG.
l.:Uzlo, P., 7U, 80.
Luurs, A., 2{j.
Lujcimy, M., 13.
Lt'IIIJit, Ci., 3'J.
Lcutulo, P., I'J. 2U.
Llo X., 9, 18, 13.
Le Proux, E., 21, 22, 23.
I.u ITcux, J., 18, lil, 20, 21, U.
Lucuro, N., 8.
Luciauus, G.5, G8.
Lucre, .S. de, 2.
Luther, M., 07.
Malik, A., .17.
Marceau, J., til.
Jlarkdorff, J. IS., G7.
Marsaud, j\., dj.
Jlaurry, L., jS.
Mauas, J. Li., 27.
Maxiiuitiau I., 8.
Blaxiuius, M. V., 87.
JIucbilt, Co. 08.
JIuluis, L.. 8li.
Melius, J. F. aud J. 1*.. 8.
Meudcr, F., 88.
MicUaud, L. U., 2'J, 5li.
Mikes, M., 71).
fliisiutis, II. de, 8.
Nauuiui, 11., 81-81, Slj.
Nauniauu, 11. J., 07.
Neuber, J.. 117.
Nicholas, Saiut, 11.
Niijer, P., li.
Nivelliua, S., 11.
Nores, C. de , 82-81.
Olafssou, A., ifc Olai, .V.
Olai, A., Ul.
C)rusniu, N., 51, 55.
Os, P. de, 3U.
I'agauiuo, A., 10, 11, 15, 18, I'J, 20.
I'auzer, G. \V. !•'., 0.
Pauli, J., 07.
I'crisse, les frercs, 01,
Posuot, C, 10, 17.
Petersdorff, 11., 77.
Petrarca, F., 1-20, 31-01.
Petri, U., -1, 80.
Petri, J., 01.
Piasio, li., 8.
I'iuitiau, .J., 20, 15, 50, CO, 70, 70,
86, 87, 91.
Pisceky, -10.
Pius IL, G8.
I'lauek, S., 31.
Piatt, U., -11.
I'lutarchus, 30, 10.
Poggio, ti. F., iij, 08.
Polteutu, C, 00.
Pryss, J., 3-1, 05.
Pybcr, L., 10.
Quautin, A., 02.
Quaritch, B., 31.
Uaicsaul, G., 45. 10, 17, 70, 61.
Kalli, P., 82,83, 81.
UegnauU, F., 33.
Itomigio fiorenlino, sec Nanuini K.
liiclielicu, A. J. du P., 50.
lluchlitz, J. von, 3G, 37, 38.
lloiuaguoli, G., 85-80.
Uolh, J. F., 07.
KGtzel, F. J., 41.
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