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CARLO 8IGONIO (1600)
17.1 x 12.2 cm.
In lower margin: "CAROLUS SIGONIUS
MUTINIENSIS./ Italiae decus, atque aevi fios, magnae
SIGONI/ Salve, en assurgit Roma supcrba ribi/ lura doces
Latij,Ciceronis scripta revolvis/ AEmulus; anuqua primus
in hisioria." (five lines).
Carlo Sigonio (Carolus Sigonius), Modena 1524 - 1584;
Italian humanist and historian, professor at the universi­
ties ofVemce, Padova and Bologna. Engraved m the Galle
workshop, author of the verses unknown.
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VBTTORI, PXETRO (1587)
After Cornells Cort
16.8x11.9 cm.
In lower margin:"PE'IRUSVICTORIUS./ Primus dum
veteres Critica Victorius arte/ Eruis e tenebris, abluis a
maculis;/ En correctorum grex gnarulus invidet: at te/
Esse tamen primum laus tibi prima datur" (five lines).
In margin right: "34".
Engraved by Philips Galle, verses by Frans van Ravelingen.
Theodoor Galle reused his father's portrait of Paulo
Manuzio from the 1587-edirion;see appendix 2E,no. 141.
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FULYÎO ORSINI (1600)
18.1 x 12.2 cm.
In lower margin: "FULVÏUS URSINUS ROM ANUS,/
Tu quoque qui ñilvo FULVÏ specteris in auro/ Dignus es,
et pleno conspiciare foro,/ Urbis et illustras monumenta
aeternae et Athenas:/ Axe sub, hinc, gemino fama loque-
tur anus." (five lines).
Appendix 2 ï
315
Fulvio Orsini (Ursinus) Rome 1529 - 1600; Italian anti­
quarian and librarian In service of the Farnese family.
Together with Jan Moretus, Theodoor Galle Issued two
illustrated editions on the collection of antique busts, gems
and coins In Orsini s collection. The first edition of
Musirmm imagines ex antiquis marmoribus appeared in 1598,
the second, enlarged edition in 1606. Other works were
also published at the Cfficina Planiiniana (Voet 1980-83,
nos. 2348-2350) Engraved in the Galle workshop, author
of the verses unknown.
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IPPOLITO CAPILUPI (1600)
17.5 x 12.1 cm,
In lower margin: "HIPPOLYTUS CAPILUPUS
EPISC./ Ad Vénetos misit Legati muñere Quartus/ Dum
Pius ad Tiberis ñumina servat oves:/ Quern Pastoral!
redimitum témpora mitra,/ Carmineq[ue] insignem
Mantua clara dedit." (five lines).
Ippolico Capilupi, Modena 1511 -Rome 1589; Italian
humanist, poet, bishop and diplomat, brother ofLelio (see
below) A volume of poems was published by Plantin (Voet
1980-83, no. 913). Engraved in the Galle workshop, author
of the verses unknown.
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LAELIO CAPILUPI (1600)
17.0 x 11.7 cm.
In lower margin: "LAELIUS CAPILUPUS./ MANTUA
Virgilio, atque edam te gaudet alumno,/ Namque tuo
illius carmina in ore sonant./ Quae collecta licet sint omni
ex parte Maronis,/ Non tamen haec eadem quae canit
ille, earns" (five lines).
Laelio Capilupi, Mantua 1497 - 1560; Italian humanist
and poet in service of the Conzaga family elder brother
of Ippolito (see above). Engraved in the Galle workshop,
author of the verses unknown.