Home | B13647

Author

Persius

Title

A. Persii Flacci Satyrae sex..

Imprint

Parisiis : Ex Officina Roberti Stephani eregione Scholae Decretorum., M.D.XXVII. [1527]

Physical description

[28] p. ; 17 cm (8vo)

Note

Signatures: a⁶ b⁸ (leaf b8 blank).

Note

Woodcut printer's device on title page.

Note

Colophon on leaf b7v reads: "Excudebat Robertus Stephanus in officina sua, anno redemptionis nostrae M.D. XXVII. v non. Maii."

Provenance

Ownership inscription, with price, at head of the first leaf of the first item in the volume: "Andreas Boiss[...] Emp Vs.".

Provenance

Armorial bookplate of R. A. Chermside on first free upper endleaf (verso); Chermside's ownership inscription is on second free upper endleaf (verso): "R. A. Chermside MD Paris 1831".

Provenance

Salisbury Cathedral Library bookplate (20th century) with design based on the Dean and Chapter seal, and inscription “Sarvm Cathedral Library.” on upper pastedown.

Binding

16th-century brown calf over pasteboard; rebacked (20th century?); blind fillets and rolls forming concentric rectangular frames on boards, with vertical rolls filling central space; spine of reddish-brown leather (rebacked) with four raised bands; evidence of two pairs of ties at fore-edge; parchment manuscript waste used as endleaf guards; original endleaves retained, and new endleaves added; title "Platina Dialogi Etc" stamped in gilt on spine.

Copy-specific note

Bound with: Platina, Liber dyalogi Platine de falso & vero bono [etc.] (Lyon: Gilbertus de Villiers for Vincent de Portonariij and Constantin Fradin, 1512); Vives, Introductio ad sapie[n]tiam. Satellitium siue symbola. Epistol[a]e duae de ratione studij pueriis. Tria capita addita initio Suetonij Tranquilli (Paris: Simon de Colines, 1527); and Antonio de Nebrija, Nebrija, Commentaria ... in sex A. Persii satyras (Paris: Robert Estienne, 1527).

Copy-specific note

A list of the contents in the volume is written in a sixteenth-century hand on the verso of the first free upper endleaf. A second list of content is written in an 18th- or 19th-century hand on the second free upper endleaf. There are some additional manuscript notes on the verso of the second endleaf, above Chermside's ownership inscription.

Copy-specific note

Loose inside: letter from Walter Partridge, of 21 The Close, to Suzanne Eward (librarian) dated 8th August 1988, as well as various notes about the book, all of which are now in the Loose Inserts Box. Further correspondence between Walter Partridge and Suzanne Eward, relating to this book, is in the Reference Collection Additional Information File (under Walton, Isaac : Isaak Walton's Life of George Herbert). According to this correspondence, the book was borrowed from Salisbury Cathedral Library by the binder Harry Bailey (who mentioned the book in his Short notes on the bookbindings of Salisbury Cathedral Library, p. 7), who later exchanged it for an Aldine belonging to Mr Partridge. Mr Partridge realised that the book in fact belonged to the Cathedral Library, and returned it in August 1998. The whereabouts of the Aldine was unknown.

Subject

Verse satire, Latin Early works to 1800.

Subject

Satire Early works to 1800.

Added entry--name

Estienne, Robert, 1503?-1559 printer.

Added entry--name

Chermside, Robert Alexander, Sir, 1792–1860 former owner.

Added entry--name

Bailey, Harry associated name.

Added entry--name

Partridge, Walter, 1911- associated name.

Added entry--place

France Paris.

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0410#$alat

1000#$aPersius.

24510$aA. Persii Flacci Satyrae sex..

260##$aParisiis :$bEx Officina Roberti Stephani eregione Scholae Decretorum.,$cM.D.XXVII. [1527]

300##$a[28] p. ;$c17 cm (8vo)

500##$aSignatures: a⁶ b⁸ (leaf b8 blank).

500##$aWoodcut printer's device on title page.

500##$aColophon on leaf b7v reads: "Excudebat Robertus Stephanus in officina sua, anno redemptionis nostrae M.D. XXVII. v non. Maii."

561##$aOwnership inscription, with price, at head of the first leaf of the first item in the volume: "Andreas Boiss[...] Emp Vs.".

561##$aArmorial bookplate of R. A. Chermside on first free upper endleaf (verso); Chermside's ownership inscription is on second free upper endleaf (verso): "R. A. Chermside MD Paris 1831".

561##$aSalisbury Cathedral Library bookplate (20th century) with design based on the Dean and Chapter seal, and inscription “Sarvm Cathedral Library.” on upper pastedown.

563##$a16th-century brown calf over pasteboard; rebacked (20th century?); blind fillets and rolls forming concentric rectangular frames on boards, with vertical rolls filling central space; spine of reddish-brown leather (rebacked) with four raised bands; evidence of two pairs of ties at fore-edge; parchment manuscript waste used as endleaf guards; original endleaves retained, and new endleaves added; title "Platina Dialogi Etc" stamped in gilt on spine.

590##$aBound with: Platina, Liber dyalogi Platine de falso & vero bono [etc.] (Lyon: Gilbertus de Villiers for Vincent de Portonariij and Constantin Fradin, 1512); Vives, Introductio ad sapie[n]tiam. Satellitium siue symbola. Epistol[a]e duae de ratione studij pueriis. Tria capita addita initio Suetonij Tranquilli (Paris: Simon de Colines, 1527); and Antonio de Nebrija, Nebrija, Commentaria ... in sex A. Persii satyras (Paris: Robert Estienne, 1527).

590##$aA list of the contents in the volume is written in a sixteenth-century hand on the verso of the first free upper endleaf. A second list of content is written in an 18th- or 19th-century hand on the second free upper endleaf. There are some additional manuscript notes on the verso of the second endleaf, above Chermside's ownership inscription.

590##$aLoose inside: letter from Walter Partridge, of 21 The Close, to Suzanne Eward (librarian) dated 8th August 1988, as well as various notes about the book, all of which are now in the Loose Inserts Box. Further correspondence between Walter Partridge and Suzanne Eward, relating to this book, is in the Reference Collection Additional Information File (under Walton, Isaac : Isaak Walton's Life of George Herbert). According to this correspondence, the book was borrowed from Salisbury Cathedral Library by the binder Harry Bailey (who mentioned the book in his Short notes on the bookbindings of Salisbury Cathedral Library, p. 7), who later exchanged it for an Aldine belonging to Mr Partridge. Mr Partridge realised that the book in fact belonged to the Cathedral Library, and returned it in August 1998. The whereabouts of the Aldine was unknown.

650#0$aVerse satire, Latin$eEarly works to 1800.

650#0$aSatire$vEarly works to 1800.

7001#$aEstienne, Robert,$d1503?-1559$eprinter.

7001#$aChermside, Robert Alexander,$cSir,$d1792–1860$eformer owner.

7001#$aBailey, Harry,$eassociated name.

7001#$aPartridge, Walter,$d1911-$eassociated name.

752##$aFrance$dParis.