Emmanuele Campolongo - Polifemo Briaco Ditirambo - 1793





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Emmanuele Campolongo, Dithyramb by Emmanuele Campolongo, with Annotations by the same, dedicated to the most illustrious Mr. D. Luigi Serio, Neapolitan lawyer and royal poet and reader of Italian eloquence, In Naples, 1784, At the Simonian Press, with public authorization. Rare original edition of 1784 of this famous poetic and bacchic work set in Naples, enriched by the author's rich erudite annotations. The work is dedicated to the illustrious Neapolitan scholar and poet Luigi Serio, as evidenced by the elegant dedication dated Naples, 10 June 1793 and signed by the author. Volume bound in contemporary half-leather with corners and boards covered in fine marbled paper; spine with raised bands and gilt titles. Format in 8vo, pages numbered up to 108, preceded by the preliminary dedication and preface. A copy in excellent overall condition, with fresh leaves and period foxing scattered, binding solid and elegant. A fascinating testament to eighteenth-century Neapolitan literature and typography.
Emmanuele Campolongo, Dithyramb by Emmanuele Campolongo, with Annotations by the same, dedicated to the most illustrious Mr. D. Luigi Serio, Neapolitan lawyer and royal poet and reader of Italian eloquence, In Naples, 1784, At the Simonian Press, with public authorization. Rare original edition of 1784 of this famous poetic and bacchic work set in Naples, enriched by the author's rich erudite annotations. The work is dedicated to the illustrious Neapolitan scholar and poet Luigi Serio, as evidenced by the elegant dedication dated Naples, 10 June 1793 and signed by the author. Volume bound in contemporary half-leather with corners and boards covered in fine marbled paper; spine with raised bands and gilt titles. Format in 8vo, pages numbered up to 108, preceded by the preliminary dedication and preface. A copy in excellent overall condition, with fresh leaves and period foxing scattered, binding solid and elegant. A fascinating testament to eighteenth-century Neapolitan literature and typography.

