Psalterium Hebr[a]eum, Gr[a]ecu[m], Arabicu[m], & Chald[a]eu[m]
(Psalterium Hebr[a]eum, Gr[a]ecu[m], Arabicu[m], & Chald[a]eu[m])

Name: Psalterium Hebr[a]eum, Gr[a]ecu[m], Arabicu[m], & Chald[a]eu[m]
Author: Giustiniani, Agostino, 1470-1536, editor

İsim	Psalterium Hebr[a]eum, Gr[a]ecu[m], Arabicu[m], & Chald[a]eu[m]
İsim Orijinal	Psalterium Hebr[a]eum, Gr[a]ecu[m], Arabicu[m], & Chald[a]eu[m]
Yazar	Giustiniani, Agostino, 1470-1536, editor
Yazar Orijinal	Giustiniani, Agostino, 1470-1536, editor
Basım Tarihi:	1516
Basım Yeri	[Genuae - In aedibus Nicolai Iustiniani Pauli
Konu	Columbus, Christopher. Printing, Arabic > Italy. America > Early accounts to 1600. 1516 Genoa (Italy) > Imprints (Nicolaus Justiniani Paulus; Pietro Paolo Porro) Woodcuts > Italy > 16th century.
Tür	Kitap
Dil	ara,grc,heb,lat,sem
Dijital	Hayır
Yazma	Hayır
Fiziksel Boyutlar	[400] p. ; 33 cm. (square 4to)
Kütüphane:	Cornell Üniversitesi Kütüphanesi
Kayıt Numarası	4731791
Lokasyon	Cornell University Library
Tarih	1516
Notlar	T.p. in red and black. Title within ornamental border. Signatures: A¹⁰, B-Z⁸, &⁸, [con]⁶ Edited by Agostino Giustiniani (1470-1536), bishop of Nebbio. According to a note to Psalms 78, he was assisted by Jacobus Furnius in the correction of the Greek text, and by Baptista Cigala in the Arabic. Imprint supplied from Latin colophon, sig. [con]5: "Impressit... Petrus Paulus Porrus, Genuae in Aedibus Nicolai Iustiniani Pauli ... anno ... millesimo quingentesimo sextodecimo mense. VIIIIbri." Title in five languages, printed in red and black within woodcut arabasque border. Text in 8 columns across double page: Hebrew, literal Latin version of Hebrew, Latin Vulgate, Greek Septuagint, Arabic, Chaldee (in Hebrew characters), literal Latin version of the Chaldee, and Scholia (commentary). Colophon on sig. [con]5v-6r printed in all five languages. This is the first polyglot version of any part of the Bible. In Psalm 19, sigs. C7-D1, the editor inserted a long note, in the marginal commentary, describing the life and discoveries of Christopher Colombus. According to Winsor, Narrative and Critical History of America, v. 2, this is the first printed biographical sketch of Christopher Columbus, with hitherto unpublished accounts of his second voyage. Printer's device on final leaf. According to Davies, this mark was used only in the Polyglot Psalter. Le Long states that 2,000 copies were printed on paper and 50 on vellum. The Genoa senate ordered all copies destroyed. According to dealer's catalog, it contains the first printing of Arabic.
Kaynaklar	Adams, B1370 Catalogo colectivo, P3225 Darlow & Moule, 1411 Brunet, IV, 919 Fumagalli, p. 171 (reproduction) Isaac, 13835 RELICS, 4241

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Psalterium Hebr[a]eum, Gr[a]ecu[m], Arabicu[m], & Chald[a]eu[m]

(Psalterium Hebr[a]eum, Gr[a]ecu[m], Arabicu[m], & Chald[a]eu[m])

Yazar Giustiniani, Agostino, 1470-1536, editor

Yazar Orijinal Giustiniani, Agostino, 1470-1536, editor

Basım Tarihi 1516

Basım Yeri [Genuae - In aedibus Nicolai Iustiniani Pauli

Konu Columbus, Christopher. Printing, Arabic > Italy. America > Early accounts to 1600. 1516 Genoa (Italy) > Imprints (Nicolaus Justiniani Paulus; Pietro Paolo Porro) Woodcuts > Italy > 16th century.

Tür Kitap

Dil ara,grc,heb,lat,sem

Dijital Hayır

Yazma Hayır

Fiziksel Boyutlar [400] p. ; 33 cm. (square 4to)

Kütüphane Cornell Üniversitesi Kütüphanesi

Kayıt Numarası 4731791

Lokasyon Cornell University Library

Tarih 1516

Notlar T.p. in red and black. Title within ornamental border. Signatures: A¹⁰, B-Z⁸, &⁸, [con]⁶ Edited by Agostino Giustiniani (1470-1536), bishop of Nebbio. According to a note to Psalms 78, he was assisted by Jacobus Furnius in the correction of the Greek text, and by Baptista Cigala in the Arabic. Imprint supplied from Latin colophon, sig. [con]5: "Impressit... Petrus Paulus Porrus, Genuae in Aedibus Nicolai Iustiniani Pauli ... anno ... millesimo quingentesimo sextodecimo mense. VIIIIbri." Title in five languages, printed in red and black within woodcut arabasque border. Text in 8 columns across double page: Hebrew, literal Latin version of Hebrew, Latin Vulgate, Greek Septuagint, Arabic, Chaldee (in Hebrew characters), literal Latin version of the Chaldee, and Scholia (commentary). Colophon on sig. [con]5v-6r printed in all five languages. This is the first polyglot version of any part of the Bible. In Psalm 19, sigs. C7-D1, the editor inserted a long note, in the marginal commentary, describing the life and discoveries of Christopher Colombus. According to Winsor, Narrative and Critical History of America, v. 2, this is the first printed biographical sketch of Christopher Columbus, with hitherto unpublished accounts of his second voyage. Printer's device on final leaf. According to Davies, this mark was used only in the Polyglot Psalter. Le Long states that 2,000 copies were printed on paper and 50 on vellum. The Genoa senate ordered all copies destroyed. According to dealer's catalog, it contains the first printing of Arabic.

Kaynaklar Adams, B1370 Catalogo colectivo, P3225 Darlow & Moule, 1411 Brunet, IV, 919 Fumagalli, p. 171 (reproduction) Isaac, 13835 RELICS, 4241