Iunii Iuuenalis Aquinatis Satyra prima.
Juvenal.
Calderino, Domizio,1447-1478.
Rubeus, Jacobus,printer.
Calderino, Domizio,1447-1478.Defensio adversus Brotheum grammaticum.
Fairley, John A.(John Alexander),1862-former owner.StEdNL
Reid, William Robert,1854-1919,former owner.StEdNL
Venetiis [Venice] : Arte et ingenio Iacobi De Rubeis,
1475.
Title from text incipit (leaf 1/4v).
Begins (leaf 1/2r): Domitii Calderini Veronensis secretarii apostolici in commentarios Iuuenalis ad clarissimum virum Iulianum Medicen Petri Cosmi filium Florentinum.
Imprint from colophon.
Colophon (leaf 10/10v): Iunii Iuuenalis Aquinatis Satyrarum Libri Impressi Venetiis Diligentissime Arte Et Ingenio Iacobi De Rubeis Natione Gallici VIII. KL. Maias Anno Christi M. CCCCLXXV. Inuictissimo Et Inclyto Duce Petro Mocenico.
With the commentary of Domizio Calderino.
Signatures: [1-2¹⁰ 3-9⁸ 10-11¹⁰]; 1/1 blank.
Text bordered by 55 lines of commentary.
Initial spaces.
Printed on sheets of "royal"--Size paper.
Domitii Calderini Verone[n]sis ... Defensio Aduersus Brotheum Grammaticum Co[m]mentario[rum] Martialis Calumniatorem: leaves 11/1v-11/10r.
Goff
ISTC
Proctor
Hain-Copinger
BM 15th cent.,
GW
Walsh, J.E. 15th cent. printed books,
Pegg, M. A. Incunables in the National Library of Scotland: accessions 1946-1966,
Microfiche.
Bookplates of John A. Fairley and William Robert Reid on front pastedown. Part of the Lauriston Castle bequest acquired by the National Library in 1926.
Limp vellum.
Verse satire, Latin
Latin poetry
Italy Venice.