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umbris/ BUCOLICA in lucern tollcre SACRA caput;/
AhJ nostras, inquit, SACRIS Moncaeus honores/ Toilet;
erunt null o nostra profana loco." (five lines)
In margin right: "48".
Used In:
Imagines ..... (1587), no. 48; Imagines (1595), no. 48;
Imagines ..... (1606), no. 48
Lit.:
TIB. 56, p. 476, no. 169
Francois de Monceaux (Franciscus Moncaeus), lived in
Arras, active second half of the sixteenth century; French
humanist, poetjurist and diplomat in service of the French
Crown, nephew of Francois Baudouin. Editor of an edi­
tion ofVirgil's Bucólica. Engraved by Philips Galle, verses
by Frans van Ravelingen.
94
MORE, THOMAS (1567)
After Hans Holbein
17.6 x 12.2 cm.
In lower margin: "Thomas Moras/ Haec mori effigies,
quern nutrix ingeniorum/ Nobilium In lucem terra bri-
tanna tulit/ Cui linguam armarat periclaeo musa lepore,/
Et facili excultam carmine eondierat./ Regia dum orfen-
sa reprobat divorta mente,/ Demedtur cervix ense resec-
ta sen!" (seven lines)
I.
As described. Used in 1567-edition.
Brussels (Prentenkabinet, Koninklijke Bibliotheek
Albert I, Brussel; Cabinet des estampes, Bibliothèque
Royale Albert Ier, BruxeBes)
Ha.
Verses in lower margin replaced by new text in letterpress:
"THOMAS MORUS, ANGLUS./ An memorem doc-
turn magis, an te More fidelcm,/ An fortem, dubito; nam
omnia summa tenes./ Quae doctrina fuit,pietas quae pec-
tore in isto,/ Exitus edocuit, quern subis intrepidus." (five
lines);added in margin right,also in letterpress:"'A8".Used
in 1572a-edition.
Appendix 2E
274
nb.
Verses in letterpress in lower margin replaced by engraved,
slightly different inscription: "THOMAS MORUS [no
comma] ANGLUS no period]/ .....fidelem [no comma]
.... isto [no comma]/ Quern valide ipse subis, exitus
edocuit. [instead of Exitus edocuit, quern subis intre­
pidus]" (five lines), added in margin right, also engraved:
"A8". Used in 1572b-edition.
Used in:
Virorum ..... (1567), no. ??;Virorum ..... (1572), no. A8
Lit,:
TIB. 56, p. 477, no. 171
Thomas More (Thomas Morns),London 1477/78 - 1535;
English humanist, statesman and diplomat, friend of
Erasmus, as a Catholic and a political opponent behead­
ed by Henry VIII. Engraved by Philips Galle, verses by ??
(1567-edition) and Benito Arias Montano (1572-
edirion). Copied after one of the versions of the portrait
by Hans Holbein the Younger of which the original paint­
ing, dated 1527, is in the Frlck Collection, New York.
95
MUNSTER, SEBASTIAN (1587)
16.8 x 12.2 cm.
In lower margin: "SEBASTIANUS MUNSTERUS./ Si
doctus cautum celebravit Homerus Ulysem,/ Quod varias
gentes, varies nosset populorum/ Mores; quis te non,
Munstere, celeb ret ametque,/ Qui nosti haec, quin et totl
nota efFicis orbi." (five lines)
In margin right:"40."
Used in:
Imagines (1587), no. 40; Imagines .... (1595), no. 40;
Imagines (1606), no. 40
Lit.:
TIB. 56, p. 477, no. 172
Sebastian Munster (Sebastianus Munsterus), Ingelheim
1489 ~ Basle 1552; German theologian and geographer,
author of the six-volume Cosmographia universalis (first
published in 1544), Franciscan monk, later converted to