| Record ID | cp010053 |
| Voet reference number | 850 |
| Museum Plantin-Moretus | c:lvd:3249266 |
| Author | Adrianus BURCHIUS (VAN DEN BURCH; VAN DER BURCH) |
| Title page transcription | LAVDES ‖ ILLVSTRISSIMAE ‖ HIERONYMÆ COLVMNÆ, ‖ ASCANII COLVMNÆ ET IANÆ ‖ ARAGONIÆ FILIÆ, VARIO GENERE ‖ CARMINVM A DIVERSIS CELEBRATÆ, ‖ OPERA ‖ ADRIANI BVRCHII ‖ EDITÆ’: ‖ Cum miscellaneis aliquot eiusdem ADRIANI ‖ BVRCHII poëmatibus. ‖ ⊕ 33 ‖ ANTVERPIÆ, ‖ Ex officina Christophori Plantini. ‖ M.D. LXXXII. |
| Collation | 4⁰ [167]: *, A-P⁴, Q; pages [1-4], 1-123, [124] |
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| Pages | [1]: Title[2]: Blank[3]: Adrianus Burchius Christophoro Plantino (Utrecht, 16 January 1582)[4]: Index auctorum1-83: Text (italic type)[84]: Blank85-123: Poemata Adriani Burchii (italic type, parts in roman type)[124]: Blank |
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| Copies | Museum Plantin-Moretus- A 1612Biblioteca Nacional de EspañaBibliothèque nationale de FranceUtrecht University Library |
| Bibliographical references | Ruelens-de Backer, page 239 (1582, no. 19) |
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| Note 1 | In the foreword, in the form of a letter to Plantin, dated Utrecht, 16 January 1582 (reproduced in Corr., VII, no. 975), Burchius explains how, when studying law twelve years ago (1569-1570?) at the University of Padua, he was asked, with many others, by Octavianus Sanmarcus, ‘patritius Neapolitanus’, to write eulogies in honour of Hieronyma Columna. They were executed in Greek, Latin, and Italian, and formed so great a mass, that, when returning home, Burchius, to save place, took only with him the Latin poems. They were interesting enough to be published, and after all those years Burchius sent them now to Plantin for being printed, adding a number of his own Latin poems. |
| Note 2 | Contains: a) First section (as described in the title-page; pages 1-83): poems by Bartholomeus Panciaticus, Fabius Segnius, Vincentius Bonannus, Hieronymus Balnensis, Paulus Manutius, Franciscus Robortellus, Petrus Angelius Bargaeus, Octavianus Caesar, Servilius Grillinzonius, Donatus Tomitanus, Cornelius Frangipanis, Antonius Quarengus, Joannes Antonius Taygetus, Othelus Othelius, Elias Corvinus, Nicasius Ellebodius Casletanus, Bernardinus Petrella, Julius Pasinus, Nicolaus Stopius ad Octavium Sammarcum, Fabius Jordanus, Joannes Baptista Arcucius, Paulus Pellicia, Joannes Marius Verdizottus, Octavianus Meninus, Nicolaus Terminius, Marius Nizolius, Adamus Fumanus ad Octavium Sammarcum, Paganus Paganinius, Bernardinus Chrysolphus, Josephus Paristanius, Antonius Quaerengus, M. Antonius Othelius, Octavius Bornatus, Hieronymus Bornatus, Bonaventura Gonzaga, Cynthius Ioannes Baptista Gyraldus ad Octavium Sammarcum, Petrus Bizarus, Basilius Paravicinus, Laurus Dragius, Lactantius Arturus, Bernardinus Parthenius, Baldus Bonitempus, Joannes Vincentius Sammarcus, Nicolaus Antonius Giczarellus, Bernardinus Lucatellus, Desiderius Lignamineus, Joannes Antonius Turcus, Josephus Pedanius, Lactantius Persecinus, Bernardinus Tomitanus, Ad Thelesillam, Franciscus Zannius, Adrianus Burchius, Flavius Antonius Gyraldus, Hieronymus Franzonius, Ambrosius Mediolanensis, Bartholomaeus Lupatus, Joannes Baptista Arnaldus, Paulus Anzelonius, Thomas Correa, Joannes Matthaeus Toscanus, Joannes Baptista Ferrarius, Bernardinus Tomitanus; b) Second section (Poemata Adriani Burchii; pages 85-123): Ad lectorem;…Lamberto vander Burch fratri…; Ad Carolum Sigonium (Bologna, 1569); Ad Richardum Vitum Anglum de ipsius in Vetus aenigma interpretatione; Ad Turrium de infortunio suo; Richardo Distresio lauream doctoralem adepto; Ad Nicolaum Drumesium; Ad Aulum; De eodem; Ad Laurentium Gambaram; Ad Lambertum Hortensium de commentariis eius in Lucanum; Ad Lucium Fruterium Brugensem; Lucius Fruterius Adriano Burchio; Aliud; Ad Colletam; Ad Ianam pharmacopolam; Ad eandem; Ad Edoardum Dilphum et Guilelmum Verdunium Bononia discedentes; Ad Terranium Φιλαντον; Ad eundem; In tumulum Francisci Robortelli primarii in Academia Patavina literarum professoris; Ulisses Coloredus Foro-Juliensis Adriano Burchio (Padua, 1568); Adrianus Burchius Ulissi Coloredo respondet; De Euphrasio Aristotelico; De cane Lydiae; De Julia; In obitum Mariae N. puellae venustissimae; Ad Bellam; Ad Antoniam; De puella pistrice; Ad vitam; Ad eandem aegrotantem; Ad Lambertum Burchium fratrem Brugis discedens; Ad hymenum; Ad Telesinum; Ad sapienter stultum; De eodem; Difficile quibusdam silentium; Philippus Morus Adriano Burchio; Responsum Adriani Burchii; Canis a domino trucidari iussus; De puella quae claves amiserat; Ad Rhodiam de somnio; De Cornelia; De quodam plus aequo gravi et pauciloquo; Ad Cornelium Aquanum manus notam poscentem; Ex praefatione Salustii; Satyra; In obitum clarissimi viri Georgii Rattalleri curiae Ultraiectinae praesidis; Hymnus de Natali Iesu Christi ad dominum Gerardum a Mierlo, coenobii Paulini archimandritam; Ad Zoilum; Lectori (followed by two poems marked D.M. and T.D.: about a mysterious inscription on a stele near a city-gate at Bologna); Ode nuptialis Philippi Mori in gratiam Adriani Burchii et Corneliae Grapheae Cal. Octob. 1570; Elegiae tres ex rhythmis Italicis Francisci Petrarchae. |
| Note 3 | It is not known to whom the copy in Museum Plantin-Moretus has belonged, but on page [124] is, in a hand of the 16th or early 17th century, the text of a letter of Plantin to Burchius, 23 January 1582, the draft of which has not been preserved in the Plantinian records (reproduced in Corr., VII, no. 976): the typographer tells Burchius that he has received some days ago the manuscript. He can not publish it at his own expenses, owing to the difficult times, but if someone is prepared to buy some hundreds of copies and advance the money to pay the paper, he is willing to print it. Burchius has to let him know if he agrees or wishes to have the manuscript returned…The letter is in agreement with Plantin’s publishing methods in those years and may considered to be genuine (perhaps copied from the original in Burchius’s possession?). It may also be surmised that Burchius or his friends had indeed to advance money before Plantin started printing the poems. |
| Note 4 | Listed in M 296, folio 10v (Laudes illustration Hieronymae Colu[m]nȩ etc., 4⁰, f[euilles] 16, [price:] stuivers 6), and M 321. |
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