Anthology of 16th-century Italian poetry. Contains nine sonnets, one canzone and "motti" by Pietro Bembo; poems by Giovanni Guidiccioni, B. Capello, F. Molza, B. Daniello, U. Martegli, C. Tolomei, and Della Casa (possibly Giovanni Della Casa); and several anonymous poems.
Language:
Italian
Provenance:
Formerly owned by Libreria Strozzi (gilt stamp, spine).; Purchased, 1960.
30 leaves : paper; 203 x 147 (153 x 88) mm bound to 208 x 149 mm
Rights:
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Notes:
Ms. codex.; Table of contents: Nine sonetti of Bembo -- Eight stanzas by an anonymous author -- One long canzone of nine stanzas by an anonymous author (inc.: Quando 'l di parte, & l'ombra il mondo cuopre) -- "Motti" of Bembo in 312 hendecasyllables, rhymed in couplets -- A short canzone of Giovanni Guidiccioni -- Four sonetti of Bernardo (or Bernardino) Capello, addressed to Re[verendissi]mo Farnese and Mons. Della Casa --Three sonetti of Molza -- One sonetto of Bernardo Daniello -- One sonetto of Ugolino Martegli, addressed to Benedetto Varchi -- One sonetto by an anonymous poet -- Nine stanzas by Claudio Tolomei -- One sonetto of Mons. Della Casa -- One canzone in six stanzas by Bembo (inc.: Donna de' cui begl'occhi alto diletto) -- One sonetto of Ugolino Martegli, addressed to Antonio Berardi.; Title supplied by cataloger (Zacour-Hirsch).; Spine title: Bembo. Sonetti e poesie di vari autori.; Pagination: Paper, i (18th-century[?] paper) + 30 + i (18th-century[?] paper); 1-15, 15-59; contemporary pagination in ink, upper outer corners.; Script: Written in a humanistic script by a single hand. The few corrections (e.g., p. 4) might be in the same hand or a similar second hand.; Binding: 18th-century[?] half-leather, with marbled paper over boards. Spine label has a gold crown with the letters "F. S.", probably indicating Libreria F. Strozzi. Some leaves stained. A few leaves show signs of repairs to the corners. Cover wearing at edges; wearing and beginning to split at outside hinges.; Origin: Written in Italy, ca. 1550 (Zacour-Hirsch).; Italian.
Physical Location:
Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts, Manuscripts, Ms. Codex 279
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