Fq.1.04
Fq.1.05 (another copy)
[De architectura]
M. Vitruvii Pollionis De architectura libri decem. Cum notis, castigationibus & observationibus Guilielmi Philandri integris; Danielis Barbari excerptis, & Claudii Salmasii passim insertis. Præmittuntur Elementa architecturæ collecta ab illustri viro Henrico Wottono equite Anglo. Accedunt Lexicon Vitruvianum Bernardini Baldi Vrbinatis Guastellae Abbatis; et ejusdem Scamilli impares Vitruviani. De pictura libri tres absolutissimi Leonis Baptistæ de Albertis. De sculptura, excerpta maxime animadvertenda ex dialogo Pomponii Gaurici Neapolit. Ludovici Demontiosii Commentarius de sculptura et pictura. Cum variis indicibus copiosissimis. Omnia in unum collecta, digesta & illustrata a Ioanne de Laet Antwerpiano.
Portion of title: De architectvra libri decem
Portion of title: De architectura libri decem
M. Vitrvvii Pollionis De architectvra libri decem
Amstelodami, : Apud Ludovicum Elzevirium., Anno MDCXLIX. [1649]
[8], 30, [2], 252, [2], 253-272, [28], 164, 69, [3] p. : ill. (wdcuts) ; 30 cm. (fol.)
Text in Latin with quotations and examples in Greek.
Imprint from added engraved illustrated title-page.
"Elementa architecturae collecta ab Henrico VVottonio, equite, ex optimis auctoribus & exemplis, Anglico quidem scripta & edita Londini anno M.DC.XXIV. Nunc vero In Latinum versa a Joanne de Laet, Antverpiano" (30 p. at beginning) has divisional half-t.p. and separate pagination and register. This section is a translation into Latin of Sir Henry Wotton's "Elements of architecture".
"Epitome in omnes Georgii Agricolæ De mensuris et ponderibus libros per Guilielmum Philandrum Castilionium" (caption title): p. 240-252.
"Marci Meibomii Notae in Vitruvium" has divisional half-t.p. on leaf inserted between pp. 252 and 253.
"Vitruvii Voluta ionica hactenus amissa. Restituta a Nicolao Goldmanno": p. [265]-272 with divisional half-t.p.
"Lexicon Vitruvianum, seu De significatione vocabulorum, quibus Vitruvius utitur, commentarius, a Bernaldino Baldo Vrbinate, Guastallae Abbate olim concinnatus, nunc autem multis aliorum doctissimorum virorum interpretationibus, & observationibus auctus, & illustratus a Joanne de Laet, Antwerpiano" and "De pictura, praestantissimâ & nunquam satis laudatâ arte, libri tres absolutissimi Leonis Baptistae de Albertis, viri in omnium scientiarium genere, & praecipue mathematicarum disciplinarum, doctissimi" each have divisional half-title page and begin new pagination and register.
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Head- and tail-pieces, initials, printed marginal notes.
Fowler, 417
Cicognara, 726
Brunet, V, 1327
Willems, 1097
Rahir, 1110
[Fq.1.04] Topham stamp on letterpress title-page: bequeathed to Eton College by Richard Topham in 1736. 18th-century engraved armorial bookplate of Eton College.
[Fq.1.04] Ms. motto at head of engraved title-page: "Nudo si, ma contento."
[Fq.1.05] Early booklabel of Oriel College Library, Oxford.
[Fq.1.05] Ms. inscription inside front cover: Presented to the Fellows' Library, Eton College by Logan Pearsall Smith (1865-1946).
[Fq.1.04] Mid-17th century English mottled calf; gold-tooled panel and outer border of gold double fillets on covers; rebacked ca. 1800.
[Fq.1.05] 17th-century Oxford calf; border of blind triple fillets; four additional fillets parallel to spine; chain holes; printed free-endpapers; rebacked with 19th-century black morocco spine label.
[Fq.1.05] Previously EC A1.8, ?Cl.6.42.
Painting Early works to 1800.
Sculpture Early works to 1800.
Architecture Early works to 1800.
Elzevir, Louis, 1604 - 1670 printer.
Agricola, Georg, 1494 - 1555 De mensuris & ponderibus.
Montjosieu, Louis de, 16th cent - 16th cent Commentarius de sculptura, caelatura et pictura antiquorum.
Gaurico, Pomponio, 1481 or 82 - 1528 De sculptura.
Alberti, Leon Battista, 1404 - 1472 De pictura.
Baldi, Bernardino, 1553 - 1617 De verborum Vitruvianorum significatione.
Wotton, Henry (), 1568 - 1639 Sir, Elements of architecture. Latin.
Laet, Joannes de, 1581 - 1649 editor.
Meibom, Marcus, 1630 - 1711 commentator.
Goldmann, Nikolaus, 1611 - 1665 commentator.
Saumaise, Claude, 1588 - 1653 commentator.
Barbaro, Daniel, 1514 - 1570 commentator.
Philandrier, Guillaume, 1505 - 1565 commentator.
Topham, Richard, 1671 - 1730 former owner.
Oriel College (University of Oxford) former owner.
Netherlands Amsterdam.
lat grc
B38720