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5<br />
ERMOLAO BARBARO (1600)<br />
17.7 x 12.2 cm.<br />
In lower margin:"!IERMOLAUS BARBARUS PATRI-<br />
/ ARCH A AQUILE GIE NS IS. / Barbarus Euganeis iUux--<br />
it Lucifer oris:/ Barbariem pcpulit. Phosphorus ut tene-<br />
bras./ Talis erat; sic iile genas, vultumque gerebat:/ Ast<br />
propc divino pulcrior ingcnio." (six lines).<br />
Ermolao Barbaro (Hermolaus Barbarus),Venice 1453 -<br />
Rome 1493; Italian Hellenist and collector of Greek<br />
manuscripts, reputed for his studies on Aristotle. Engraved<br />
in the Galle workshop, author of the verses unknown.<br />
6<br />
DANIEL BARBARO (1600)<br />
17.9 x 12.3 cm.<br />
In lower margin: "DANIEL BARBARUS./ Tu quoqjuc]<br />
Aristotelis dicendl scripta recenses/ Sic dcsiderium Un<br />
guis in orbe tui./ Vitruvium explanas radio; tu tecta,<br />
domosque/ D[a]edalus ardfices aedificare doces." (five<br />
Unes).<br />
Daniel Matteo Alvise Barbaro (Barbarus),Venice 1514 -<br />
1570; Italian Hellenist, diplomat and bishop. Engraved In<br />
the Galle workshop, author of the verses unknown.<br />
7<br />
FICLNO, MARSILIO (1572)<br />
After Giorgio Vasarl<br />
17.5 x 12.1 cm.<br />
In oval border around portrait: "MARSILIUS FICINUS<br />
FLORENTINUS".<br />
In lower margin: "Quid referam de te magnum, Ficine.<br />
quod ipse/ Non superes multis partibus atque modis?/ SI<br />
quaeram certum veterum, Ficine, Sopborum/<br />
Dlscipulum, quern te certius inveniam?" (four lines).<br />
In margin right: "Fj".<br />
Appendix 2 1<br />
312<br />
Engraved by Philips Galle, verses by Benito Arias<br />
Montano.Theodoor Galle reused his fathers portrait of<br />
Ficino from the 1572b-ediuon; see appendix 2E, no. 52,<br />
second state.<br />
8<br />
POIIZIAMO,ANGELO (1572)<br />
After Giorgio Vasari<br />
17.6 x 12.1 cm.<br />
In oval border around portrait: "ANGELUS POLL-<br />
TIANUS FLORENTINUS".<br />
In lower margin: "Ornamenta serat Lariae qui florida lin<br />
guae, et/ Mille modis gratum temperet eloquium,/<br />
Carmine qui placeat placeat sermone solute/ Unus, crede<br />
mini, Politianus erit." (four lines).<br />
In margin right: "F3 S<br />
\<br />
Engraved by Philips Galle, verses by Benito Arias<br />
Montano. Theodoor Galle reused his father's portrait of<br />
Poliziano from the 1572b-edition; see appendix 2E,<br />
no. 113, second state.<br />
9<br />
POGGIO BRACCIOLXNI, GIAN FRANCESCO<br />
(1600)<br />
17.7 x 12.2 cm.<br />
In lower margin: "IOAN FRANCISCUS POGGIUS/<br />
FLORENTINUS. / Felle armata tibi manus est,multoque<br />
cachinno/Tinxisri, et nudo scripta proterua sale/ Ludicra<br />
sic recitas, cures ut seria, doctum/ Qui FABIUM Stygijs<br />
asseris e tenebris " (six lines).<br />
Gian Francesco Poggio (Poggius) Bracciolini,Terranuova<br />
1380 - Florence 1459; Italian humanist and collector of<br />
manuscripts of classical authors. Engraved in the Galle<br />
workshop, author of the verses unknown.