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Proverbiorum Solomonis…liber carmine elegiaco redditus. Leiden, 1584

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Voet reference number 1062
Museum Plantin-Moretus c:lvd:3245995
Author Fridericus DEDEKINDUS
Title page transcription PROVERBIORVM ‖ SOLOMONIS ‖ REGIS ISRAEL, ‖ LIBER ‖ Carmine elegiaco redditus: ‖ PER ‖ FRIDERICVM DEDEKINDVM. ‖ Subiecta est singulis capitibus versio ‖ IMMANVELIS TREMELLII, ‖ qua ‖ Verbum è verbo, phrasis è phrasi fidelissimè exprimitur. ‖ Præfixa est præfatio de præstantia & vtili- ‖ tate Prouerbiorum Solom. ‖ ⊕ 41 ‖ LVGDVNI BATAVORVM, ‖ Ex officina Christophori Plantini, ‖ M.D. LXXXIIII.
Collation 8⁰ [128]: A-K⁸; pages 1-159, [160] (Errors: 92 for 29)
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Pages [1]: Title [2]: Blank 3-11: Ad Reinaldum a Brederode Batavum, et Phaeionem Holdingerum a Roorda Frisium bonae spei et antiquae nobilitatis adolescentulos, praefatio nuncupatoria (s. N. Stochius, Leiden, 1 September 1583; parts in italic type and greek type, marginals in roman type and greek type) 12: Ad studiosam iuventutem (28 lines Latin poem, signed by R. à Brederode; italic type); Ad studiosam pubem (4 lines Latin poem, s. Phaeio Holdingerus à Roorda Fris.; italic type) 13-159: Text (roman type and italic type) 159: Duo studiorum genera (4 lines Greek poem, s. I.G.N.) [160]: Blank
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Copies Museum Plantin-Moretus- 8-459Leiden University LibrariesBibliothèque nationale de France
Bibliographical references Ruelens-de Backer, page 275 (1584. Leiden, no. 3).
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Note 1 Paraphrase in Latin distichs of Salomon's Proverbs by Dedekindus, divided into 31 chapters (printed in italic type). At the end of each chapter is a Latin translation of the text of the corresponding proverbs, specified on the title-page and on page 18 to be a translation (from Hebrew into Latin) made by Immanuel Tremellius (printed in roman type).
Note 2 From the dedicatory it should be deduced that the initiative to the publication has been taken by the author of the dedicatory, Nicolaus Stochius, a professor at Leiden.
Note 3 The publication figures as 'Proverbia Salomonis, in 8⁰' in the list of works printed at Leiden by Plantin, a copy of which he presented to the magistrate of Leiden on 2 January 1585 - the copy now in Leiden University Libraries (cf. E. Hulshoff Pol, 'Boucken op 't secreet. Plantijndrukken op het raadhuis te Leiden' in Leids Jaarboekje, 1972, page 91).
Note 4 Not listed in M 296 or M 321.
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