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GRIFFOLINI, FRANCESCO (1587)
16.8 x 12.0 cm.
In lower margin:"FRANCISCUSARETINUS./ Graeca
facis sermone legi. Franc is ce, Latino;/ Sive ea sanctorum
mystics scripta Patrum;/ Sive profana: magisne obnoxia
mysnea Patrum,/ Nescio sintnc magis scripta profana
tibi. 5
' (five lines).
In margin right: "37".
Engraved by Philips Galle, verses by Frans van Ravelingen.
Theodoor Galle reused his fathers portrait of Griffolini
from the 1587-edition; see appendix 2E, no. 64.
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SANNAZARDJACOPO (1587)
16.8x11.9 cm.
In lower margin: "I ACOBUS SANAZARIUS./ AEvi ni
faceret semper veneranda vetustas,/ lam modicus priscis
vatibus esset honos:/ Narnque est ingenio nobis
Sanazarius acri,/ Quod Maro, quodq[ue] Limber,
quodq[ue] Catullus erat" (five lines).
In margin right: "46".
Engraved by Philips Galle, verses by Frans van Ravelingen.
Theodoor Galle reused his fathers portrait of Sannazaro
from the 1587-edition; see appendix 2E, no. 120.
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VIDA, MARCO GXROLAMO (1600)
17.9 x 11,7 cm.
In lower margin: "M. HIERONYMUS VIDAS/ ALBAE
EPISC,/ MANTUA clara tuae quantum vicina
Cremonae,/ Virgilij tantum vestigia promus adoras./
CHRISTIADOS dium est opus. Hymni, docta poesis,/
Bombycumq[ue] ortus: scaceos in proelia ducis " (six
Imes).
Appendix 2 I
313
Marco Girolamo Vida, Cremona c. 1485 - Alba 1566;
Italian poet, bishop of Alba, one of the protagonists of the
Counter-Reformation. Several of his studies were pub­
lished by Plantin (Voet 1980-83, nos. 2436-2439).
Engraved in the Galle workshop, author of the verses
unknown.
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ARIOSTO, LUDQVTCO (1587)
16.7 x 11.8 cm.
In lower margin: "LUDOVICUS ARIOSTUS./ Ut
Methymnaeo se GraeciaArionejactat,/ SicAriosto sejac-
titet Italia./ Nomine sunt similes: verum me judice van/
Victor! palmam cedito Graie Italo." (five lines).
In margin right: "49".
Engraved by Philips Galle, verses by Frans van Ravelingen.
Theodoor Galle reused his father's portrait of Ariosto from
the 1587-edition; see appendix 2E, no. 8.
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GOLLEMUCCIO, FANDOLFO (15S7)
16.8 x 11.7 cm.
In lower margin: "PANDULPHUS COLLENUCIUS
PISAURUS./ Laus haec, quam dabo, sola CollenucI/
Declarat satis erudltionem:/ Ems eloquium Sacrl
Imperator/ Caesar Imperij audijt, probavit," (five lines).
In margin right:"45".
Engraved by Philips Galle, verses by Frans van Ravelingen,
Theodoor Galle reused his father s portrait of Collenuccio
from the 1587-edition; see appendix 2E, no. 34.