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| Record ID | cp011077 |
| Voet reference number | 2185 |
| Museum Plantin-Moretus | c:lvd:3218436 |
| Author | Lambertus Thomas SCHENKELIUS (SCHENCKELS) |
| Title page transcription | GRAMMATICAE ‖ LATINÆ BREVES ‖ VTILES ET NECESSARIÆ ‖ præceptiones, ordine facili ad puerorum captum con- ‖ uenientissimè tribus libellis distinctæ: ‖ PER ‖ LAMBERTVM SCHENKELIVM ‖ DVSILVIVM. ‖ IN QVORVM ‖ I, RVDIMENTA traduntur vsque ad Syntaxin. ‖ II, SYNTAXIS seu recta partium orationis consecutio elegan- ‖ tissimis illustrata exemplis. ‖ III, PROSODIA seu carminum faciendorum ratio. ‖ ⊕ 29 ‖ ANTVERPIÆ, ‖ Ex officina Christophori Plantini, ‖ M.D.LXXXII. |
| Collation | 4⁰ [152]: A-M⁴; pages 1-95, [96] |
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| Pages | [1]: Title [2]: Table (italic type, parts in roman type); Ad studiosum puerum (s. L. S.D.; italic type) 3-8: Optima indole summaque spe pueris, Ferrico à Bergues baroni Grimbergensi, Carolo Carondeleto, Nicolao Micaultio, Philippo Schoofio, Cornelio et Philiberto Spangeno; Carolo Brumeur, Petro Mesureur, Gasparo Christophoro, carissimis discipulis: Ioanni Solfio, Dominico et Rumoldo Schenkelio, filiis suis, S.P. (Antwerp, 24 July 1581, signed by Lambertus Schenkelius Dusilvius) 9-95: Text Rudimenta (roman type and italic type, marginals in roman type) [96]: Blank |
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| Title page transcription | GRAMMATICAE ‖ LATINÆ BREVES ‖ VTILES ET NECESSARIÆ ‖ Prȩceptiones, ordine facili ad puerorum captum con- ‖ uenientissimè tribus libellis distinctæ: ‖ PER ‖ LAMBERTVM SCHENKELIVM ‖ DVSILVIVM. ‖ IN QVORVM ‖ II. SYNTAXIS seu recta partium orationis consecutio elegan- ‖ tissimis illustrata exemplis perspicuè tractatur. ‖ ⊕ 29 ‖ ANTVERPIÆ, ‖ Ex officina Christophori Plantini, ‖ M.D.LXXXII. |
| Collation | 4⁰ [146]: a-f⁴; pages 1-46, [47-48] |
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| Pages | [1]: Title [2]: Blank 3-5: Ingenuis, bonaque indole et spe adolescentulis, Henrico Varycio, Henrico Dilftio, Henrico Werveno, et Ioanni Pardo, carissimis discipulis ac convictoribus, S.P. (Calais, 1 January 1582, signed by Lambertus Schenkelius Dusilvius) 6: Emberti Schenkelii Dusilvii, ad studiosam pueritiam carmen extemporale (Paris, 1 January 1582; italic type) 7: Table (in columns; italic type, parts in roman type) 8-46: Text (roman type and italic type, marginals in roman type) [47]: approbation (Calais, 20 March 1582, s. Michael Hetsroey a Breugel) [48]: Blank |
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| Title page transcription | GRAMMATICAE ‖ LATINÆ BREVES, ‖ VTILES ET NECESSARIÆ ‖ Prȩceptiones, ordine facili ad puerorum captum con- ‖ uenientissimè tribus libellis distinctæ: ‖ PER ‖ LAMBERTVM SCHENKELIVM ‖ DVSILVIVM. ‖ IN QVORVM ‖ III. PROSODIA, seu carminum faciendorum ratio traditur. ‖ ⊕ 29 (?; in copy Museum Plantin-Moretus cut away) ‖ ANTVERPIÆ, ‖ Ex officina Christophori Plantini, ‖ M.D.LXXXII. |
| Collation | 4⁰ [147]: Aa-Dd⁴; pages 1-30, [31-32] (Errors: 12 for 21) |
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| Pages | [1]: Title [2]: Blank 3-4: Generosa indole, summaque spe et expectatione adolescentulo, Philiberto Rymio Bruxellensi, clarissimi equitis D. Caroli Rymii, domini à Bellem, etc. Maximiliani quondam Caesaris apud Turcarum imperatorem legati et oratoris, unico filio, discipulo ac convictori suo dilectissimo, SP. (Rouen, 14 May 1582, signed by Lambertus Schenkelius Dusilvius; parts in italic type) 5: Table (in columns; italic type, parts in roman type) 6: Admonitio (italic type) 7-30: Text (roman type and italic type, marginals in roman type) [31]: approbation (Calais, 20 March 1582, s. Michael Hetsroey à Breugel) [32]: Blank |
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| Copies | Museum Plantin-Moretus- A 1620 |
| Bibliographical references | Ruelens-de Backer, page 229 (1581, no. 28) and page 240 (1582, no. 23) |
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| Note 1 | Latin grammar in three volumes (I. Rudimenta; II. Syntaxis; III. Prosodia); each presented as a separate publication but normally sold together, and having on the title-page of the first volume the enumeration of the three parts. |
| Note 2 | The three volumes have each a dedicatory: I. Rudimenta: Antwerp, 24 July 1581; II. Syntaxis: Calais, 1 January 1582; III. Prosodia: Rouen, 14 May 1582. Two of them (II. Syntaxis and III. Prosodia) have both an approbatio, dated Calais, 20 March 1582, and signed by an emigrated Antwerp canon. This could mean that Plantin printed the first volume at the end of 1581, and had to wait publishing the two other parts until the text was mailed by the author from Rouen after 14 May 1582. It is also possible that the three volumes were forwarded by the author from Rouen, and were printed together. Another possibility is the most probable of all: that Schenkelius, before leaving Antwerp in the second half of 1581, arranged the modalities for printing his treatises with Plantin, giving the typographer already the manuscript of the first volume; that the second and third volume were mailed from Rouen in the second half of May or in June 1582, and that Plantin waited to publish the first volume until all three volumes were in his possession. |
| Note 3 | Listed in M 296, folio 7v ([Grammatica] Latina Lamb. Schenckelii, a⁰ [15] 82: rudim[ent]a, f[euilles] 12; Syntaxis, f[euilles] 6; Prosodia, f[euilles] 4; [price, together:] stuivers 5½), and M 321 (sub 1582: Grammaticae utiles…, 4⁰, f[euilles] 22, [price:] stuivers 5½. Rud. 12 f[euilles], Syntaxis f[euilles] 6, Prosodia f[euilles] 4). |
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