Lot 5
  • 5

Barbarus, Hermolaus

Estimate
2,000 - 3,000 USD
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Description

  • PAPER
Castigationes Plinianae et Pomponii Melae. Cremona: Carolus de Darleriis, 3 April 1495



Chancery folio (11¾ x 8 1/8 in.; 296 x 205 mm). Types 1:80R, 2:108R, and a Greek fount. 58 lines + headline, printed side-notes, initial spaces. collation: a-k8 l-r6 s4; aa-ee6 ff4: 160 leaves, fo. 126 (s4) blank, unrubricated; portions of the top margin replaced on fol. 1 and the last few leaves, not touching text. Early nineteenth-century half vellum and marbled boards; edges left plain from earlier binding.

Provenance

Deleted inscriptions on the title-page, and a partially deleted Italian armorial stamp, not deciphered.

Literature

Goff B-102; Hain 2423*; GW 3342; BMC VII 959 (IB.30843); BSB-Ink B-60; Bod-inc B-48

Condition

Castigationes Plinianae et Pomponii Melae. Cremona: Carolus de Darleriis, 3 Apr. 1495 Chancery folio (11¾ x 8 1/8 in.; 296 x 205 mm). Types 1:80R, 2:108R, and a Greek fount. 58 lines + headline, printed side-notes, initial spaces. collation: a-k8 l-r6 s4; aa-ee6 ff4: 160 leaves, fo. 126 (s4) blank, unrubricated; portions of the top margin replaced on fo. 1 and the last few leaves, not touching text. Early nineteenth-century half vellum and marbled boards; edges left plain from earlier binding.
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Catalogue Note

Third edition, reprinted from the undated Venice edition (ca. 1493-94) published at the cost of Daniel Barbarus (Goff B-101).