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Iliustrium Galliae (1604),no. 49; Imagines (1606),<br />
no. 10 (numbered 49); Iliustrium Galliae (1608), no.<br />
49; Foppens 1739, vol. I, p. 215<br />
Lit.:<br />
TIB. 56, p. 478, no. 174;Veldman 1977, pp. 97-98, note 8<br />
Cornells rVluys (Cornells Musius), Delft 1500 - Leiden<br />
1572; Dutch poet, priest and rector of the nonnery in<br />
Delft, murdered by the Gcuzen. fviuys was a friend of<br />
Maarten van Hecmskerck and might, through the latter,<br />
have been acquainted with Philips Galle. One of Muyss<br />
studies was published by Plantin (Voet 1980-83,no. 1725).<br />
Engraved by Philips Galle, verses by Frans van Ravelingen.<br />
After a lost painting by Maarten van Hecmskerck, of<br />
which several copies exist.<br />
99<br />
NANN1US, PETRUS (1604)<br />
15.9 x 10.7 cm.<br />
Above portrait, at top centre: "Vixit Arm. LVII. Obijt<br />
Lovamj XII. Kal. Aug. CIC [in reverse]. IC[in<br />
reverse] EVIL"<br />
In lower margin. "PETRUS NANNIUS ALCMARI-<br />
ANUS BATA<strong>VU</strong>S/ PHILOLOGUS ET PROFESSOR<br />
BUSLIDIANUS./ Nanni Castalidum decus sororum,/<br />
Quisquis te videat, tuosque fetus,/ Hand Nanum vocitet,<br />
sed o Gigantern." (five lines)<br />
In margin left: "36/'<br />
I.<br />
As described, Used in 1604- and 1.608-editions.<br />
XL<br />
Erased in margin left: "36." Used in Foppens 1739.<br />
Used in:<br />
Iliustrium Galliae ..... (1604),no.36;Iliustrium Galliae .<br />
(1608), no. 36; Foppens 1739, vol. II, p. 994<br />
Lit.:<br />
Coppens 1993, pp. 244-245, no. 104<br />
Petrus Nanmus, Alkmaar 1500 - Louvain 1557; Dutch<br />
priest and philologist, professor in Louvain, editor of scv-<br />
Appendix 2E<br />
276<br />
era! texts by classical authors. Engraved in the Galle work<br />
shop, verses by Andreas Schott. According to Van Someren<br />
(p. 129) some copies of Foppens 1739 include the second<br />
state of Galle ?<br />
s portrait, while others Include an anony<br />
mous copy in reverse.<br />
100<br />
ORTELS, ABRAHAM (1572)<br />
17.5 x 12.1 cm.<br />
In lower margin, in letterpress: "ABRAHAMUS<br />
ORTELIUS/ ANTVERPIANUS./ Ortcli dum propo-<br />
nis spectantibus Orbem,/ Quam tua delectant structa<br />
Theatra homines!/ Pulchrum opus est, plaudunt orrmes;<br />
sed quels raa virtus/ Nota patet, plaudunt laetius artifici."<br />
(six lines)<br />
In margin right, in letterpress: "C6".<br />
Ia.<br />
As described. Used in 1572a-edition.<br />
Ib-<br />
Verses in letterpress in lower margin replaced by engraved,<br />
slightly different inscription: "ABRAHAMUS<br />
ORTELIUS ANTVERPIANUS [on one line]/ "(five<br />
lines); added in margin right, also engraved: "C6". Used<br />
in 1572b-edirion.<br />
XL<br />
Added above the portrait, at top centre:"Obijt Antverpiae<br />
IIII. Kal. lull. CIC[in reverse]. IC[in reverse]XCIIX.AEt.<br />
LXXL"; verses in lower margin slightiy changed: "ABRA<br />
HAMUS ORTELIUS ANTVERPIANUS. [period<br />
added]/ " (five lines); erased in margin right: "C6"\<br />
replaced by "Ar. Montanus"; added in margin left: "45."<br />
Used in 1604-edition.<br />
ÏÏL<br />
Verses in lower margin replaced by: "ABRAHAMUS<br />
ORTELIUS, COSMOGRAPHUS REGIUS./<br />
Inventum nuper se iactat Ibcrus ob orbem:/ Ad radium<br />
Orteli, sed nihil Ista tuum./ Namque una socias vet-<br />
crcmq[ue] novumq[ue] tabella,/ Et novus ingenio est<br />
orbis uterq[ue] tuo./ Ergo orbis matrem, si te, Natura,<br />
vocamus,/ Orbis te,Ortcli,quisneget esse patrem?"(seven<br />
lines); erased in margin right: "Ar. Montanus.", replaced