Oratoriae artis epitomata, siue quae ad consumatu[m] spectant oratorem, ex antiquo rheto[rum] gymnasio dicendi, scribendiq[ue] breues rationes, nec no[n] [et] aptus optimo cuiq[ue] viro titulus, insup[er] [et] p[er]q[uam] facilis memorie artis mod[us] Iacobi Publicij Florentini lucubratione in lucem editus ...
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Title
Oratoriae artis epitomata, siue quae ad consumatu[m] spectant oratorem, ex antiquo rheto[rum] gymnasio dicendi, scribendiq[ue] breues rationes, nec no[n] [et] aptus optimo cuiq[ue] viro titulus, insup[er] [et] p[er]q[uam] facilis memorie artis mod[us] Iacobi Publicij Florentini lucubratione in lucem editus ...
Uniform title
Artes orandi, epistolandi, memorandi
Created/published
[Venice] : Erhardus Ratdolt Augustensis, 1482 pridie Calen[das] Decembris [30 Nov.] impressit Venetijs.
Description
[136] p. : ill. (woodcuts) ; 22 cm (4to)
Associated name
Note
Title from incipit (leaf A2r).
Imprint from colophon (leaf d7v).
Signatures: A-D⁸, E⁶, a⁸, b⁶, c-d⁸.
Leaf A2r printed in red and black.
Woodcut capitals.
Woodcuts of mnemonic figures and diagrams (one of them with volvelle), including alphabet letters, a chessboard, and the tree of rhetoric.
The first and last leaves are blank.
Imprint from colophon (leaf d7v).
Signatures: A-D⁸, E⁶, a⁸, b⁶, c-d⁸.
Leaf A2r printed in red and black.
Woodcut capitals.
Woodcuts of mnemonic figures and diagrams (one of them with volvelle), including alphabet letters, a chessboard, and the tree of rhetoric.
The first and last leaves are blank.
Cited/described in
Goff, F.R. Incunabula in American libraries, P-1096
BM 15th cent., V, p. 287 (IA.20522)
Hain-Copinger 13545*
Sander 5982
BM 15th cent., V, p. 287 (IA.20522)
Hain-Copinger 13545*
Sander 5982
Genre/form
Place of creation/publication
Italy -- Venice.
Call number
INC P1000
Folger-specific note
A large manicule drawn in brown ink on leaf C3v. In a later quarter green leather binding with green paper sides; edges irregularly gauffered. Bookplate with initials "W.H." in a garter and ducal coronet, of William Henry, Duke of Clarence; purchased in 1962.