Doni's moral philosophy, taken from the ancient writers.

Name: Doni's moral philosophy, taken from the ancient writers.
Author: Giovanni, of Capua, active 13th century.

Title	Doni's moral philosophy, taken from the ancient writers.
Author	Giovanni, of Capua, active 13th century.
Publication Date:	1552
Publication Place	In Venice : For Francesco Marcolini, MDLII [1552] - For Francesco Marcolini
Type	Book
Language	ara,ita,lat
Digital	No
Manuscript	No
Pages Count	103
Physical Dimensions	2 volumes (8 unnumbered pages, 152; 103 pages, 9 unnumbered pages) : illustrations ; 21 cm (4to)
Library:	Penn Libraries
Library Asset ID	43054306
Record ID	9954093943503681
Library Location	University of Pennsylvania Libraries
Date	1552
Notes	Illustrations: Woodcuts, comprising 8 large (4 on the title pages) including printer's devices, Medici arms and ports. of Marcolini and Aretino; 36 small in the text; and numerous decorative initials and head and tailpieces. The small cuts, excepting some used also by Doni, are repeated from Marcolini's Le sorti, 1540 and 1550; perhaps designed or engraved by Marcolini or G. Porta Salviati. Cf. Casali, 54., Signatures: v.1 A-V⁴ ; v.2 a-o⁴., Device of A.F. Doni (Zappella 448) on p. 65; variant device (Zappella 449) on p. 121; another device (Zappella 1191) at end of vol. 2., The whole is a translation by members of the Academia dei Pellegrini from Giovanni da Capua's Latin version of Bīdpāʼī's fables, and edited by A. F. Doni., Woodcut initials; head-and tail pieces. \| Culture Class Collection copy bound in a portion of a parchment leaf from a liturgical ms., probably an antiphonary, containing text and music for the first words of the antiphon for the first psalm sung at vespers on the vigil of the solemnity of the Ascension; written in a Gothic bookhand; text and neumes in dark (now brown?) ink; rubrics and 4-line staves in red; one large floriate initial U in green, yellow and purple(?) on front cover., Culture Class Collection copy has ms. ownership inscription of the Convento di San Francesco di Ceneda ("Spectat ad Biblio[thecam] S. Francisci P.P. Reformat[orum] Cenet[ae]") on title page., Culture Class Collection copy has ms. inscription "Donum D. Bartholom[a]ei Zorzi de Ampitio", probably belonging to Bartolomeo Zorzi d'Ampezzo, on title page. \| Convento di San Francesco (Ceneda, Italy) (former owner) (inscription) (Culture Class Collection copy), Zorzi, Bartolomeo (autograph) (inscription) (Culture Class Collection copy)
Sample Text	v. 1. First Book Of The Morality Of Ancient Wise Men Composed By The Great Philosopher Sendebar., Second [-Third] Book Of The Philosophy Of Ancient Wise Men ... Written By Sendebar ... In Venice, In The Academia Peregrina. ; v. 2. Different Treatises of Sendebar ... At ... S. Cosimo De Medici Dedicated. In Venice, Nell'Academia Peregrina., Summary of the present books (p. [105-112].)
Atıf Yapılan	EDIT 16 CNCE 17694
Baskı Parmakizi	r-te lito aai- ciGi (3) 1552 (R) v.1, doli e-co e-ar tepa (3) 1552 (R) v.2

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Doni's moral philosophy, taken from the ancient writers.

Author Giovanni, of Capua, active 13th century.

Publication Date 1552

Publication Place In Venice : For Francesco Marcolini, MDLII [1552] - For Francesco Marcolini

Type Book

Language ara,ita,lat

Digital No

Manuscript No

Pages Count 103

Physical Dimensions 2 volumes (8 unnumbered pages, 152; 103 pages, 9 unnumbered pages) : illustrations ; 21 cm (4to)

Library Penn Libraries

Library Asset ID 43054306

Record ID 9954093943503681

Library Location University of Pennsylvania Libraries

Date 1552

Notes Illustrations: Woodcuts, comprising 8 large (4 on the title pages) including printer's devices, Medici arms and ports. of Marcolini and Aretino; 36 small in the text; and numerous decorative initials and head and tailpieces. The small cuts, excepting some used also by Doni, are repeated from Marcolini's Le sorti, 1540 and 1550; perhaps designed or engraved by Marcolini or G. Porta Salviati. Cf. Casali, 54., Signatures: v.1 A-V⁴ ; v.2 a-o⁴., Device of A.F. Doni (Zappella 448) on p. 65; variant device (Zappella 449) on p. 121; another device (Zappella 1191) at end of vol. 2., The whole is a translation by members of the Academia dei Pellegrini from Giovanni da Capua's Latin version of Bīdpāʼī's fables, and edited by A. F. Doni., Woodcut initials; head-and tail pieces. | Culture Class Collection copy bound in a portion of a parchment leaf from a liturgical ms., probably an antiphonary, containing text and music for the first words of the antiphon for the first psalm sung at vespers on the vigil of the solemnity of the Ascension; written in a Gothic bookhand; text and neumes in dark (now brown?) ink; rubrics and 4-line staves in red; one large floriate initial U in green, yellow and purple(?) on front cover., Culture Class Collection copy has ms. ownership inscription of the Convento di San Francesco di Ceneda ("Spectat ad Biblio[thecam] S. Francisci P.P. Reformat[orum] Cenet[ae]") on title page., Culture Class Collection copy has ms. inscription "Donum D. Bartholom[a]ei Zorzi de Ampitio", probably belonging to Bartolomeo Zorzi d'Ampezzo, on title page. | Convento di San Francesco (Ceneda, Italy) (former owner) (inscription) (Culture Class Collection copy), Zorzi, Bartolomeo (autograph) (inscription) (Culture Class Collection copy)

Sample Text v. 1. First Book Of The Morality Of Ancient Wise Men Composed By The Great Philosopher Sendebar., Second [-Third] Book Of The Philosophy Of Ancient Wise Men ... Written By Sendebar ... In Venice, In The Academia Peregrina. ; v. 2. Different Treatises of Sendebar ... At ... S. Cosimo De Medici Dedicated. In Venice, Nell'Academia Peregrina., Summary of the present books (p. [105-112].)

Atıf Yapılan EDIT 16 CNCE 17694

Baskı Parmakizi r-te lito aai- ciGi (3) 1552 (R) v.1, doli e-co e-ar tepa (3) 1552 (R) v.2