Francisci Petrarcae poetae oratorisq[ue] clarissimi De remediis utriusq[ue] fortunae ad Azonem liber primus incipit.
Petrarca, Francesco, 1304-1374. author.; Lugaro, Nicolino.; Jacobsen, E. P., former owner.; Misintis, Bernardinus de, active 1492-1505, printer.; Parma, Cesare da, active 1486-1495, printer.; Folger, Henry Clay, 1857-1930, former owner.; Folger, Emily C. J. (Emily Clara Jordan), 1858-1936, former owner.
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Title
Francisci Petrarcae poetae oratorisq[ue] clarissimi De remediis utriusq[ue] fortunae ad Azonem liber primus incipit.
Uniform title
De remediis utriusque fortunae
Created/published
Impressum Cremonae : Bernardini de Misintis Papie[n]sis ac Caesaris Parmensis sociorum diligenti opera ..., anno Incarnationis D[omi]nice 1492 die 17 mensis Nouembris.
Description
[332] p. ; 31 cm (fol.)
Associated name
Note
Title from incipit (leaf a2r signed a3).
Edited by Nicolino Lugaro.
Imprint from colophon (leaf C7v), which gives place of publication after publisher statement.
Signatures: 2⁴, a-b⁸, c-z⁶, A-B⁶, C⁸ (a2 signed A3).
Capital spaces with guide letters; woodcut initial on leaf a2r (signed a3).
The first and last leaves are blank.
Edited by Nicolino Lugaro.
Imprint from colophon (leaf C7v), which gives place of publication after publisher statement.
Signatures: 2⁴, a-b⁸, c-z⁶, A-B⁶, C⁸ (a2 signed A3).
Capital spaces with guide letters; woodcut initial on leaf a2r (signed a3).
The first and last leaves are blank.
Cited/described in
Goff, F.R. Incunabula in American libraries, P-409
BM 15th cent., VII, p. 956 (IB.30816)
Hain-Copinger, 12793*
BM 15th cent., VII, p. 956 (IB.30816)
Hain-Copinger, 12793*
Place of creation/publication
Italy -- Cremona.
Call number
INC P363 copy 1
Folger-specific note
Folger copy: last leaf, blank, lacking.
Booklabel "From the collection of E.P. Jacobsen".
In a later vellum binding with coat of arms (German ducal?) gold tooled on both covers (per fess, or, an eagle displayed, and gules, a bend argent); edges stained green.
Booklabel "From the collection of E.P. Jacobsen".
In a later vellum binding with coat of arms (German ducal?) gold tooled on both covers (per fess, or, an eagle displayed, and gules, a bend argent); edges stained green.