Tibullus
Subtitle: cum commentariis Cyllaenii Veronesis ...
By: haec omnia sunt ex exe[m]plaribus emendatis domini Hieronymi Aua[n]cii
Series: Italian books before 1601 -- roll 232, item 2
Publisher: Per Ioannem de Tridino de Cereto alias Tacuinum
Published: 1500
Place of publication: Impressum Venetiis
Language: lat
Number of pages: 182
Subjects: Incunabula; Specimens
Work titles: Elegiae
Notes: Imprint from colophon; date expressed in Latin words.

Signatures: a-c⁸ d-e⁶ f-l⁸ m-n⁶ o⁴ p-y⁸ z⁶ &⁶ [con]⁶.

Text surrounded by 61 lines of commentary.

Gathering o (leaves [97]-[100], containing the Emendationes Catullianae of Avancius) is printed in a different type. Possibly not added until early 1501, per BM 15th cent., though this gathering is properly listed in the register on leaf [181]v.

Woodcut printer's device on leaf [181]v.

Initial spaces, with guide-letters.

Includes poems by Philippus Beroaldus and Hieronymus Salius.

The Annotationes in Propertium promised on the title-page is not present.

Hain-Copinger, 4766*.

Proctor, 5461.

Goff, T-374.

BM 15th cent., V, 535 (IB. 24101).

ISTC (CD-ROM, 1998 ed.), it00374000.

Walsh, J.E. 15th cent. printed books, 2584-2585.

Catalogue of books printed in the XVth century now in the British Museum, volume V, page 535 (IB. 24101)

Goff, F.R. Incunabula in American libraries, T-374

Purchased for the Boston Medical Library through the William Norton Bullard Fund Blackwell 1933 Sept. 7 28545.

From the William Norton Bullard Collection; bookplate and bookstamp of Count Ercole Silva; autograph of John Wadsworth, Oxford.

Without rubrication. Occasional MS marginalia in a contemporary hand.
Table of contents: title: (from t.p.) Tibullus cum commentariis Cyllaenii Veronensis; title: Catullus cum commentariis Parthenii Veronensis & Palladii patauini; title: Emendationes Catullianae per Hieronymum Auancium Veronensem & eiusdem in Priapeias castigationes; title: Propertius cum commentariis Phylippi Beroaldi; title: Annotationes in Propertium: tum per Domitium Calderinum: tum per Ioannem Citiam Veronensem.