Tapper, Ruard Tartaglia, Nicolo* VIret, Pierre Vives, Juan Luis Zwingli, Huldrych Ha (1.) Laski.Jan (2.) Sartorius, Johannes* (3.) Bucer, Martin (4.) Alciari, Andréa* (5.) Viret, Pierre (6.) Savonarola, Girolamo (7.) Hosius, Stanislaus* (8.) AdrianVI (9.) Bernbo, Pietro (10.) Pius II* (11.) Bugenhagenjohannes (12.) Cameranus,Joachkn (13.) Erasrnus, Desiderius (14.) Pirckheimer, Willibald* (15.) Gelli, Gian Battista* (16.) Marot, Clément* (17.) Aventinus,Johannes (18.) Junius, Iladrianus (19.) Philandrier, Guillaume* (20.) Tapper, Ruard (21.) Macropedius, Georgius* (22.) Fusch, Gilbert* (23.) Tartaglia, Nicolo* (24.) Mattioli, Pietro Andréa* (25.) Agricola, Rodolphus (26.) Lazius,Wolfgang* (27.) Vives,Juan Luis (28.) Beatus Rhenanus (29.) Grapheus, Cornélius* (30.) Fisher,John (31.) More, Thomas Hb (32.) Calvin, Jean (33.) Hus, Johannes (34.) Luther, Martin (35.) Melanchton, Philippus (36.) Zwingii, Huldrych Appendix 2 A 222
VIRORUM DOCTORUM DE DISCIPLINIS BENEMERENTIUM EFFIGIES XOIII (1572) 44 engravings in 1572 Philips Galle published a second series of 44 famous men, this rime devoted to European humanists and scholars In general. The verses were written by the Spanish humanist Benito Arias Montano, a friend of Galle and then living and working in Antwerp; the verses under the image of Arias Montano himself were composed by Hadnanus Junius. Two versions of this series were pub lished, a first (1572a-edition) with all the verses printed In letterpress - probably printed by Christophe Plantin - and a second (1572b-edition) with (nearly) identical vers es engraved In the margin underneath the portraits. Galle reused at least 25 portraits of his 1567- series, all of them with new verses. In several engravings of the 1572a-edition traces of the older inscriptions are still visible.When printing the 1572a-edition Philips Galle did not erase the existing inscriptions but covered them with a piece of paper. He could then use the blank space underneath the image to print the texts In letterpress in a second printing at the Plantin press. At a later date - pos sibly at the occasion of publishing of the 1587-edition - all the margins were made blank in order to engrave the same verses and print the 1572b-edition. 1572a On the recto of the title page an alphabetical table of con tents Is printed in letterpress: "NOMINUM HOC LIBELLO/ DEPICTORUM/ Index./ underneath the index is the approbatio by the Antwerp canon Sebasnanus Baer (Delft ?? - Antwerp 1576/77), also in let terpress: "Nihil habet S. Romanae Ecclesiae fidei contra- / rium aut, Reipub. offensivum. Quod attestor/ Sebasnanus Baer Delphius, insignis Ca-/ thed. Ecclesiae S.Marlae Hantwerp./ Plebanus et Canonicus."(five lines). The tide page (page Al) Is followed by page A2, which has an introduction in letterpress on both sides, written by Philips Galle: "PHILIPPUS GALLAEUS PICTOR ET CHALCOGRAPHUS/ B ON ARUM ARTIUM AMA- TORIBUS, SJ Qukurnque bonas disciplinas et ingen uas arces Ipsarum tan-/ turn causa diligunt, ij cum avari- tiam oderint, quae et ingenia/ hominum corrumpit et artes etiani obscurat, ab omni inviden/ tla prorsus alieni, singularique erga virtutem afFectu ducn, non/ possunt Appendix 2 B 223 non amare eos, quos exceilens animi virtus aliqua no-/ bilitaverit. Quam quidem ob rem, cum ipse a pueritia usque/ naturae quadam propensione Picturae artem, et earn etiam, qua Pictura longe la-/ teque propagatur, Chalchographicen, coluerim et exercuerim; non solum mearum/ artium peritissimos omnes amavi, sed quos- cunque bonarum literarum disciplina-/ rumque eogni- tione plurimum valere cognoveram, et praesentes (si mihi eosdem/ videre aut ailoqui contingeret) vehementer dilexi et colui, vel absentes, aut vita/ etiam functos ammo venetatus sum semper, omniumque laudes et praedlcare li-/ benter audio, et ipse quantum in me est, perpetuo praedico. Dignos enim iudi-/ co omnes, qui aliquam vitae utilitatem, praesertim in bonis artibus promovendis/ attulerint, quorum nomen ab ijs qui ingenio valent, et similium artium studio/ tenentur, gratissima commenda- tione commemoretur. Haec igitur mihi causa/ fuit, quamobrem nonnullorum in bonis artibus illustrium viro rum, qui nostra/ aetate vel paulo ante floruerunt,vei adhuc cum multa ingenij et eruditionis lau-/ de vivunt,tum mini notorum, et quibus cum consuetude aliqua intercessit, effi-/ gies ad vivum expresserim, turn eorum quos non- dum viderkn ex optimis et cer-/ tissimis exemplaribus undique conqulsitis depictas In prívalo cubículo, ubi artem/ exerceo meam, maximi ornamenti nomine collo- caverim.Verumenimvero cum/ illorum famae colendae, atque eorundem armcls, cognatis, studiosis, et concivibus/ iuvandis id a me quod praestari posset, deberi intelligerem, selectissimas et cer-/ tissimas, quas habere potueram, in aere Incisas et diligenter expressas, cum meae/ atque aliarum bonarum artium amatoribus communicare con stituí. Equidem/ plures habere percuperem, quibus et ipse delectarer, et ad publicam noticiam/ exprimendis et exhibendis operam darem. Sed quondam quasdam nactus fue-/ ram non usque adeo veram virorum referentes for- mam, et incena pro certis tra-/ dere,neque ingenui animi, neque mei Institui esse existimaren!, has in praesentia-/ rum, quibus animum studiumque nostrum testaremur, exhibendas duximus:plu/ res etiam post hac secundo libro exhibituri, modo boni studiosique viri, aut Civi/ tatum Magistratus, apud quos huiusmodi doctorum virorum effigies ad nominis/ rnonumentum depictae habentur, exempfum aliquod a perito arris pictore exprés-/ sum, sive cum coloribus, sive ex nigro et albo tantum, perinde enim nobis fuerit:/ aut si sculptum habeant, vel m numis- matis formam relatum, nobis tradendum/ hue Antverpiain mittant ad Christophorum Plantinum Prototypographum Re-/ gium, aut ad Abrahamum Ortelium Geographum, viros nonssimos: a quibus ipse/ reddita huiusmodi exem-
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