Francisci Philippi Pedimontii - Ecphrasis in Horatii Flacci Artem Poeticam - 1546-1546






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Ecphrasis in Horatii Flacci Artem Poeticam by Francisci Philippi Pedimontii, a 1546 Aldine edition published in Venice by Aldi Filii, Latin original, 65 pages, 22 × 16 cm, vellum binding, mixed condition, revised edition.
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Aldine Edition - Francesco Filippo Pindemonte: Ecphrasis in Horatii Flacci Artem Poeticam
Venice 1546
is a highly scarce 16th-century Renaissance edition of "Francisci Philippi Pedimontii Ecphrasis in Horatii Flacci Artem Poeticam", printed in Venice in 1546 by the sons of Aldus Manutius (Apud Aldi Filios) Author: Francesco Filippo Pindemonte (Pedimontius)
Condition
Completeness (Please Read Carefully )
Title Page: Original, complete, and featuring the highly iconic Aldine device (Anchor and Dolphin) flanked by the words "ALDI FILII".
Text: Pages 1 through 44 are entirely original, clean, and in good condition with crisp Renaissance typography.
Defects / Completeness: The book is incomplete. Pages 45 to 65 are modern facsimile replacements.
Binding: [Specify here if it is dynamic binding: e.g., Contemporary full vellum / Modern binding / Disbound].This volume is offered strictly as a flawed study copy or an excellent reference piece for collectors of Aldine printing who wish to own an authentic 1546 Aldine title page and an original text fragment."
Aldine Edition - Francesco Filippo Pindemonte: Ecphrasis in Horatii Flacci Artem Poeticam
Venice 1546
is a highly scarce 16th-century Renaissance edition of "Francisci Philippi Pedimontii Ecphrasis in Horatii Flacci Artem Poeticam", printed in Venice in 1546 by the sons of Aldus Manutius (Apud Aldi Filios) Author: Francesco Filippo Pindemonte (Pedimontius)
Condition
Completeness (Please Read Carefully )
Title Page: Original, complete, and featuring the highly iconic Aldine device (Anchor and Dolphin) flanked by the words "ALDI FILII".
Text: Pages 1 through 44 are entirely original, clean, and in good condition with crisp Renaissance typography.
Defects / Completeness: The book is incomplete. Pages 45 to 65 are modern facsimile replacements.
Binding: [Specify here if it is dynamic binding: e.g., Contemporary full vellum / Modern binding / Disbound].This volume is offered strictly as a flawed study copy or an excellent reference piece for collectors of Aldine printing who wish to own an authentic 1546 Aldine title page and an original text fragment."
