Gc.3.26(02)
Carmina gratulatoria amicorum, in felicissimum iter, quod nob. et ampliss. v. dn. Philippus Hainhoferus P.A. consiliarius sereniss. & celsiss. Pomeraniæ ducis, dn. Philippi II &c. ad aulam Stetinensem Pomer. mensib. quinct. sextis. Septembri & Octobri, anno sal. hum. reparatæ M. D. CXVII, confecit.
Carmina gratvlatoria amicorvm
Augustae Vindelicorum, : È typographéo Dauidis Franci., M. DC. CXVII. [1617]
[5], 1-3, 3-81, [1] p. ; 30 cm. (fol.)
A collection of poems, mostly in Latin, but some in Greek, Hebrew, Polish, Slavonic, Czech, English, French, Italian, Spanish and Scottish.
Verses written on the occasion of the visit to the court of Stettin by the Augsburg merchant and cultural and political agent Philipp Hainhofer who contributed to building up the great collections at Wolfenbüttel, Stettin and elsewhere at the beginning of the 17th century.
Woodcut title vignette, head- and tail-pieces, and initials.
Historiated woodcut initial.
Signatures: A-Y².
Possibly from the library of Sir Henry Wotton.
17th century limp vellum; laced at four sewing supports; yapp edges.
Bound with: Grotius, Hugo. Grollae obsidio cum annexis anni MDCXXVII. Amsterdam, 1629.
Laudatory poetry, Latin Early works to 1800.
Stettin (Germany) Early works to 1800.
Wotton, Henry (), 1568 - 1639 Sir former owner.
Franck, David, fl. 1604 - 1625 printer.
Germany Augsburg.
lat mul
B48774