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engraved: "D6"- Used in 1572b-editian.
Used in:
Viroram (1567), no. ??;Virorum ..... (1572), no. D6
lit.:
TIB. 56, p. 453, no. 123
Joachim Camerarlus (Liebhard Kammermeister),
Bamberg 1500 • Leipzig 1574; German philologist, ped­
agogue and theologian, moderate reformer, friend of
Melanchton.Engraved by Philips Galle, verses by ?? (1567-
edition) and Benito Arias Montano (1572-edition).
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CANISIUS, PETRUS (1604)
17.0 x 11.3 cm.
Above portrait, at top centre: "Decessit Friburgi
Helvetiorum An. Sal. CIC[in reverse]. IC[in
reverse jXCVIILAEt, LXXVII"
In lower margin; "PETRUS CANISIUS NEOMAGUS
SOC. IESUTHEOLOGUS,/ Obscure quae fama rogo,
quae ilamma superstes/ Corda redaeeendit vividiore
face?/ Nempe novum caelo placidumq[ue] CANISIUS
Astrum/ lam propior CHRISTO fulgurat igne novo?/
Sic fundit flammas, cui Sideris auctor IESUS,/ Ipsa Fides,
radius; Spes, lubar; ignis, Amor" (seven lines)
In margin left: "17."
I.
As described. Used in 1604- and 1608-editions.
n.
Erased in margin left; "17." Used in Foppens 1739.
Used in:
Iliusrxinm Galliae ..... (1604),no. 17;lUustrium Galliae .....
(1608), no. 17; Foppens 1739, vol II, p. 960
Lit.:
Dirksel986,p.ll6,fig. 43a
Petrus Canisius, Nijmegen 1521 - Freiburg 1597; Dutch
Jesuit theologian, author of several widely used catechisms
and forceful opponent of the Reformed Churches, sane
Appendix 2E
247
tined in 1925. Many of his works were published by
Plantin and his successors (Vbet 1980-83, nos. 873-903).
Engraved in the Galle workshop, verses byAubert Le Mire.
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CANTER, WILLEM (1604)
16.0 x 11.0 cm.
Above portrait, at top centre:**Obit Lovanij XV Kal. Iunij.
CIC[in reverse]. IC[in reverseJLXXV. AEtat. XXXII."
In lower margin. "GUILIELMUS CANTERUS,
ULTRATRAIECTINUS, PI-IILOLOGUS./ Clepsydra
quid signat? Studiorum,hac indiee, pensa/ Metiri solitus,
Plinius alter eras./ Dum tamen alternam mens indefessa
quietem/ Abnuit, es vitae prodigus ipse tuae." (five lines)
In margin left:"40"
In margin right; "A. Miraeus."
I.
As described. Used in 1604- and 1608-editions,
XL
Erased in margin left:"40"; vaguely visisble in margin left:
"61" (trace of another state?). Used in Foppens 1739.
Used in:
Ulustrium Galliae .....(16Q4),no.40;lUustrium Galliae
(1608), no. 40; Foppens 1739, vol I, p. 394
WiHem Canter (Guilielmus Canterus), Utrecht 1542 -
Lou vain 1575; Dutch philologist and Ladnist, several of
his works were published by Plantin (Vbet 1980-83, nos.
909-911). In the upper left corner a sandglass is engraved,
referring to his untimely death as referred to in the vers­
es. Engraved in the Galle workshop, verses by Aubert Le
Mire.