Pub. Ouidii Nasonis Sulmonens. Poetae operum tomus primus[-tertius], : ea continens quae vocantur Amatoria, cum variorum doctorum virorum commentariis, notis, obseruationibus, & emendationibus: vnum in corpus magno studio congestis. Catalogum pagina proxima exhibet. Cum indice copiosissimo.
Ovid (43 BC - 17 or 18 AD)
Category
Books
Date
1601
Materials
Place of origin
Frankfurt am Main
Collection
Blickling Hall, Norfolk
NT 3190421
Summary
Bibliographic description
3 v. ; fol. Running number: 4862. Bound in 1 vol. Provenance: manuscript inscription on front turn-in of vellum cover: "Antonij Æmilij Aquensis. M.D.C.XXII." [possibly Antonius Aemilius (1589-1660), of Aachen (Aquensis), rector of the Latin school in Dordrecht (1615) and Utrecht (1619) -- Cf. DBNL]. Manuscript codes and price[?] on front pastedown: "H:", "36 guild" (in pencil) and "F". Manuscript inscription on title pages: "Su[u]m Cornelij Rekenarij" [i.e. Cornelis de Rekenare (1562-1624)]. Manuscript book number "(23)" and price in pencil "1-1-0" on front fly-leaf. Binding: seventeenth-century blind-tooled vellum; double fillet border; large decorative centrepiece stamp with interlacing strapwork and foliage; stubs of pairs of green linen ties. Spine cracked, partially missing. Manuscript title on spine. Red and blue sprinkled edges.
Makers and roles
Ovid (43 BC - 17 or 18 AD), author Raffaele Regio (c.1450-1520), editor Cristoforo Zarotti (16th century) Domizio Calderino (1447 - 1478) Jakob Moltzer (1503-1558) Ercole Ciofani Gregor Bersmann (1538-1611)