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[DANTE] ZOPPIO, Girolamo (d. 1581). Ragionamenti del signor Hieronimo Zoppio in difesa di Dante, et del Petrarca. Bologna: Rossi, 1583.
First edition, never auctioned (RBH), of these celebratory opinions on Petrarch and Dante, where the poet is praised for his style, choice of vernacular language and for expressing with 'parole e concetti proprii et alti' the customs 'd'ogni sesso' and 'd'ogni condizione.' Girolamo Zoppio, a university professor and prolific author of literary commentaries, was also the founder of the 'Accademia dei Catenati.' Also included in the lot is the first edition of his polemic against Bellisario Bulgarini in defense of Dante.
4to, (200 x 140mm). Large allegorical vignette to title page (stain to title page). 1900s half vellum binding. Provenance: Stabilimento S. Agostino in Bologna (19th century stamp in colophon) [IN LOT WITH:] ZOPPIO, Girolamo (d. 1581). La poetica sopra Dante. Bologna: Benacci, 1589. 4to (204 x 140mm) Medici arms to title page, within woodcut frame, astronomical illustration in text, engraved initials. 1900s half vellum binding. Provenance: Stabilimento S. Agostino in Bologna (19th century stamp in colophon). (2)
4to, (200 x 140mm). Large allegorical vignette to title page (stain to title page). 1900s half vellum binding. Provenance: Stabilimento S. Agostino in Bologna (19th century stamp in colophon) [IN LOT WITH:] ZOPPIO, Girolamo (d. 1581). La poetica sopra Dante. Bologna: Benacci, 1589. 4to (204 x 140mm) Medici arms to title page, within woodcut frame, astronomical illustration in text, engraved initials. 1900s half vellum binding. Provenance: Stabilimento S. Agostino in Bologna (19th century stamp in colophon). (2)
ESTIMATE € 300 - 500
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[BINDING] CICERO, Marcus Tullius (106-43 BC). Epistolarum familiarium. Lyon: Gryphius, 1551.
[BINDING] CICERO, Marcus Tullius (106-43 BC). Epistolarum familiarium. Lyon: Gryphius, 1551.
ESTIMATE € 600 - 1,000
