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Torino, Società Editrice Internazionale, [c. 1947], in-8, br. editoriale, pp. numerate da 703 a 715, [1]. Estratto, con invio autografo dell'autore a Carlo Cordié.
2005Milano, RCS Quotidiani, 2005, 8vo cartonato editoriale, pp. V-794 con numerose illustrazioni a colori nel testo (La letteratura italiana, 3) .
1905Mm 125x190 Collana "Collezione di Opuscoli Danteschi inediti o rari". Brossura editoriale di IX-359 pagine. Leggere fioriture in copertina, peraltro esemplare in buone condizioni. SPEDIZIONE IN 24 ORE DALLA CONFERMA DELL'ORDINE.
2016ill., br. Questo saggio si concentra sulla geografia fisica e morale del capolavoro di Giovanni Boccaccio, affrontando dubbi e ipotesi critiche riguardo alla sua spazialità. Lo studio si concentra dapprima sul clima e le esperienze letterarie di sapore geografico vissute da Boccaccio, per poi compiere un'analisi precisa e puntuale dei luoghi decameroniani, ricercati e catalogati secondo criteri finalmente attendibili e verosimili. L'osservazione dei dati raccolti, affiancati da mappe coropletiche e cartine geografiche che mostrano i viaggi mediterranei dei beniamini decameroniani, permettono di spostare lo studio sul piano della geografia morale e, dunque, sulla visione, benevola malevola o neutra, che Boccaccio aveva nei confronti dell'alterità o, semplicemente, dei veneziani bergoli.
1574rif. D11148Venice: Giovanni Antonio Bertano 1574. Paperback. Very Good. 4to 204 x 148mm. 1 16 263pp. 2 leaves including final blank. Signatures: A-KK 8. Front flyleaf with likely 18th-century half-title added in manuscript calligraphic script over undulating ownership inscription on ribbon De Me Giovanni Agostino Panater and palm or quill on island in sea with ship signature repeated on title. Woodcut printers device of Bertano of young stork bring food to decrepid parent in the nest and motto on filial piety Pietas Homini Tutissima Virtus Compassion is the safest power. Few woodcut initials throughout. Italian translation by Giovanni Betussi. Dedicated to Count Collaltino di Collalto. Contemporary limp vellum ms. title to spine; spine darkened head cap chipped with loss text block loose in binding; intermittent browning title with old owners signatures cancelled minor marginal worming added half-title with ink oxidation. The whimsical added title complements this monumental Italian humanist work; a defense of poetry and a synthesis of ancient mythological sources which justified the study of pagan literature within a Christian context. Betussis Italian translation of Boccaccios medieval work on progeny in classical times a veritable mythological encyclopedia that aimed to solve questions about lines of succession. Boccaccios Genealogia sought to preserve the past from oblivion by creating an almanac of inter-related families including the competing noble houses in order to organize lines of descent. With the Genealogia Boccaccio aimed to solve contradictory accounts of hereditary matters by assuming the existence of pagan gods and organizing their progeny - Jupiter I and Jupiter II for instance. Perhaps most contentious was Boccaccios identification of Demogorgon as the ultimate progenitor of all pagan divinities description starting on page 5 who was also associated with Satans netherworld conspirators. The Genealogia reputedly had been copied and transmitted before its completion apparently without the consent of Boccaccio. The earliest Latin editions all follow the first of 1472. This is a later edition of Giuseppe Betussis Italian translation of the Genealogia; Betussis first was printed in Venice by Comino da Trino di Monferrato in 1547. Nearly a dozen subsequent editions follow this date well into the seventeenth century. Betussi was a prominent man of letters in Paduas Accademia and was at the avant-garde of those promoting the substitution of Italian for Latin as the language of scholarly literature. To his edition Betussi added a ten-page biography of Boccaccio and alphabetical indices corresponding to page numbers not book or chapter. The Genealogia became a standard reference works for readers who wished to disentangle the complexities of Greco-Roman mythology. The work was enormous in scope covering approximately 950 individuals groups and beasts both named and unnamed in fifteen books and 723 chapters with over a thousand citations from Greek Roman medieval and Trecento authors. Near the end of the sixteenth century the Genealogia while mostly out of the public eye still provided source material for numerous authors including Edmund Spenser and his work on Christianized paganism. This edition rare OCLC lists one other in Toulouse. Giovanni Antonio Bertano paperback books
2026rif. LRB9007831Paris: Editions Recreasoft 2026 Lingua: Italiano. Circa 560 pagine. Italiano : Ristampa su richiesta. Edizione originale : 1581. Un classico della mitografia umanistica italiana che riunisce e sistematizza le genealogie degli dei pagani le filiazioni leggendarie e le tradizioni erudite dell'antichità. L'opera di Giovanni Boccaccio qui nell'adattamento di Giuseppe Betussi occupa un posto importante nella ricezione della cultura classica nel Rinascimento e interesserà gli appassionati di letteratura italiana di mitologia di storia delle idee e di libri antichi. Immagini del libro non contrattuali English : Print-on-demand reprint. Original edition : 1581. A classic work of Italian humanist mythography bringing together and systematizing the genealogies of the pagan gods legendary lineages and scholarly traditions of antiquity. Giovanni Boccaccio's text here in the adaptation by Giuseppe Betussi occupies an important place in the Renaissance reception of classical culture and will interest enthusiasts of Italian literature mythology intellectual history and old books. Book images are non-contractual. Editions Recreasoft. Softcover. New. Editions Recreasoft paperback
1574rif. D11148Venice: Giovanni Antonio Bertano 1574. Paperback. Very Good. 4to 204 x 148mm. 1 16 263pp. 2 leaves including final blank. Signatures: A-KK 8. Front flyleaf with likely 18th-century half-title added in manuscript calligraphic script over undulating ownership inscription on ribbon De Me Giovanni Agostino Panater and palm or quill on island in sea with ship signature repeated on title. Woodcut printers device of Bertano of young stork bring food to decrepid parent in the nest and motto on filial piety Pietas Homini Tutissima Virtus Compassion is the safest power. Few woodcut initials throughout. Italian translation by Giovanni Betussi. Dedicated to Count Collaltino di Collalto. Contemporary limp vellum ms. title to spine; spine darkened head cap chipped with loss text block loose in binding; intermittent browning title with old owners signatures cancelled minor marginal worming added half-title with ink oxidation. The whimsical added title complements this monumental Italian humanist work; a defense of poetry and a synthesis of ancient mythological sources which justified the study of pagan literature within a Christian context. Betussis Italian translation of Boccaccios medieval work on progeny in classical times a veritable mythological encyclopedia that aimed to solve questions about lines of succession. Boccaccios Genealogia sought to preserve the past from oblivion by creating an almanac of inter-related families including the competing noble houses in order to organize lines of descent. With the Genealogia Boccaccio aimed to solve contradictory accounts of hereditary matters by assuming the existence of pagan gods and organizing their progeny - Jupiter I and Jupiter II for instance. Perhaps most contentious was Boccaccios identification of Demogorgon as the ultimate progenitor of all pagan divinities description starting on page 5 who was also associated with Satans netherworld conspirators. The Genealogia reputedly had been copied and transmitted before its completion apparently without the consent of Boccaccio. The earliest Latin editions all follow the first of 1472. This is a later edition of Giuseppe Betussis Italian translation of the Genealogia; Betussis first was printed in Venice by Comino da Trino di Monferrato in 1547. Nearly a dozen subsequent editions follow this date well into the seventeenth century. Betussi was a prominent man of letters in Paduas Accademia and was at the avant-garde of those promoting the substitution of Italian for Latin as the language of scholarly literature. To his edition Betussi added a ten-page biography of Boccaccio and alphabetical indices corresponding to page numbers not book or chapter. The Genealogia became a standard reference works for readers who wished to disentangle the complexities of Greco-Roman mythology. The work was enormous in scope covering approximately 950 individuals groups and beasts both named and unnamed in fifteen books and 723 chapters with over a thousand citations from Greek Roman medieval and Trecento authors. Near the end of the sixteenth century the Genealogia while mostly out of the public eye still provided source material for numerous authors including Edmund Spenser and his work on Christianized paganism. This edition rare OCLC lists one other in Toulouse. Giovanni Antonio Bertano paperback
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1971pp. 567-579 Estr. da Il Boccaccio nella cultura francese. Atti del convegno di studi..., Certaldo 1968.
1903rif. 46023Paris:: H. Floury 1903. Copy No. 126. priginal limp vellum title hand-lettered on front cover. Blank endleaves and vellum quite soiled; original ribbon ties lacking. 4to. Imaigee et vignettee par Leon Lebegue. Traduction de Anthoine le Macon. H. Floury, hardcover
1859Cm. 10,5, pp. vi, 425 (1). Con ritratto del Boccaccio inciso all'antiporta antiporta incisa. Solida ed elegante legatura originale in piena percallina con titoli e decorazioni romantiche in oro. Ex libris. Ottimo stato di conservazione.
1800Pp. (10) 229 (1). Unito a: BOCCACCIO G. L'Urbano. Parma, Amoretti, 1801. (4) 66 (2). Unito a: BOCCACCIO G. Il Corbaccio. Parma, Amoretti, 1800. Pp. (10) 111 (1). Tre opere in un volume di cm. 22, solida ed elegante legatura coeva in mezza pelle verde, dorso liscio con titoli in oro e ricchi fregi. Esemplare nitidamente stampato, su carta forte. Fresco, marginoso ed in ottimo stato di conservazione. Bell'insieme di questi tre testi nella cui qualità di stampa si avverte l'influenza bodoniana.
1859rif. 75068Firenze: Barbera Bianchi e C. 1859. Cm. 105 pp. vi 425 1. Con ritratto del Boccaccio inciso all'antiporta antiporta incisa. Solida ed elegante legatura originale in piena percallina con titoli e decorazioni romantiche in oro. Ex libris. Ottimo stato di conservazione. Barbera Bianchi e C. unknown
1800rif. 44766Parma: F.lli Amoretti 1800. Pp. 10 229 1. Unito a: BOCCACCIO G. L'Urbano. Parma Amoretti 1801. 4 66 2. Unito a: BOCCACCIO G. Il Corbaccio. Parma Amoretti 1800. Pp. 10 111 1. Tre opere in un volume di cm. 22 solida ed elegante legatura coeva in mezza pelle verde dorso liscio con titoli in oro e ricchi fregi. Esemplare nitidamente stampato su carta forte. Fresco marginoso ed in ottimo stato di conservazione. Bell'insieme di questi tre testi nella cui qualità di stampa si avverte l'influenza bodoniana. F.lli Amoretti unknown
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1524rif. 8801Venetia: Bernardino di Vitale 1524. First Edition Primera edición. Hardcover Tapa dura. 156x104mm. 6¼x4". Venetia Bernardino di Vitale 1524. En 8º 156 x 104mm. 116 hojas sin foliar la última blanca. Signaturas 4 B-O8 P-Q4. Marca del impresor en la última hoja de texto. Encuadernación del siglo diecinueve en piel tejuelo en marroquén cortes dorados de antiguo. Atractivo ejemplar de esta rarísima edición de La Fiammetta de Boccaccio desconocida a todos los repertorios bibliográficos consultados. Esta elegía de Madonna Fiammetta narra en primera persona sus desventuras y está considerada como la primera novela "psicológica". Escrita entre 1343 y 1344 la obra se presenta como una larga carta escrita en la que la protagonista Fiammetta relata su amor juvenil por Pánfilo en la ciudad de Nápoles. La relación entre ambos termina cuando Pánfilo debe partir a Florencia. Fiammetta sintiéndose abandonada por su amante intenta suicidarse. Al final de la obra la protagonista se siente de nuevo esperanzada cuando oye que Pánfilo ha regresado a la ciudad pero descubre con amargura que se trata de otra persona con el mismo nombre. La obra es dedicada por el autor «a las mujeres enamoradas». Obra con un importante componente autobiográfico. Giovanni Boccaccio 1313-1375 es uno de los padres de la literatura en italiano junto a Dante y Petrarca. Es recordado sobre todo como autor del Decamerón libro esencial para introducir en la literatura europea el género de la novela corta. Se trata de una edición desconocida a todos los repertorios consultados: no en Brunet ni Graesse ni Adams. OCLC no registra esta edición tampoco CCPB STL Italian Books ni BnF. Sólo lo registra el Catálogo del Servizio Bibliotecario Nazionale de Italia SBN código identificativo ITICCUCNCE006262. Aparece citada en Mostra di manoscritti documenti e edizioni Certaldo 1975 v. 2 n. 60. Contiene al fin la bella marca tipográfica de veneciano Bernardino di Vitale activo impresor italiano del que se conocen más de 150 impresiones entre los años 1493 a 1539. Triángulo con las iniciales TDG y seis estrellas en su interior. Buen jemplar generalmente limpio y de buenos márgenes muy ligera mancha en el margen exterior de los últimos folios por lo demás perfecto. Procedencia: Filiciano Ramírez de Arellano Marqués de Fuensanta del Valle. Su ex-libris. Uno de los más importantes bibliófilos españoles del siglo diecinueve Bernardino di Vitale hardcover
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1968Messina - Firenze, G. D'Anna, 1968, in-8, br., pp. 223, (5). Con bibliografia. (Biblioteca di Cultura contemporanea, CII).
1926In 16, cm. 13 x 19,5, pp. 303 + (13), con 13 illustrazioni in bianco e nero fuori testo. Brossura editoriale. Seconda edizione. Pagine brunite.
In 16o, pp. (LXXXVI) 272, pergamena. Solo tomo I. Minimi segni a matita. Minime macchie n. t. Interessante edizione ottocentesca della prima Cantica della Divina Commedia). Ottimo (2996/DANTE - DIVINA COMMEDIA - BOCCACCIO)
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