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De epistolis Latine conscribendis libri V, 1588

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Voet reference number2427
Museum Plantin-Moretus
Author Simon VEREPAEUS (VERREPAEUS; VERREEPT or VERREPT)
Title page transcriptionSIMONIS VEREPAEI ‖ DE EPISTOLIS ‖ LATINE CON- ‖ SCRIBENDIS ‖ LIBRI V. ‖ DENVO exactiore methodo, Schematis- ‖ mis & Scholiis illustrati, & accessione ‖ noua postremum aucti. ‖ ⊕ 36 ‖ ANTVERPIÆ, ‖ Ex officina Christophori Plantini, ‖ Architypographi Regij. ‖ M.D.LXXXVIII. ‖ Cum Priuilegio ad sex annos.
Collation8⁰ [131]: A-L⁸, M⁴; pages 1-182, [183-184] (Errors: 179 not numbered)
Fingerprint158808 - # b1 A2 m : # b2 M2 inge
Number of sheets11.375
Pages[1]: Title [2]: Table (parts in italic type) 3-5: Simon Verepaeus…Materno Cholino, urbis Coloniensis civi et senatori, S.D. ('s Hertogenbosch, 29 December 1586) 6: Nicolaus Oudaerdus I.C. ad lectorem ('s Hertogenbosch, 1585; italic type) 7-8: Aegidius Uligerus Brugensis, ad Simonem Verepaeum (Helmond, 1580; italic type, marginals in roman type) 8: Eiusdem ogdoastichon (on his friendship with Verepaeus; italic type) 9-11: Simon Verepaeus benevolo lectori signed by (Helmond, 18 August 1580) 12-178: Text (italic type, parts and marginals in roman type; parts on two columns) [179]: approbation (Antwerp, 7 January 1588, s. Henricus Zebertus à Dungen); Privilege (Brussels, 16 January 1588, s. I. de Witte) 180-182: Demetri Phalerei de epistolis doctrina, ex versione Ioannis Sambuci (italic type, parts in roman type, words in greek type) [183-184]: Blank
Edition information
CopiesHeritage Library Hendrik Conscience Antwerp- C 83456Staats- und Stadtbibliothek AugsburgMunicipal Library Courtrai.UNamur- R4Z.0282
Bibliographical referencesNauwelaerts, 'Bijdrage tot de bibliographie van S. Verepaeus', page 86 Not in Ruelens-de BackerCockx-Indestege, E. Belgica typographica 7023
Online bibliographical referencesSTCV c:stcv:12926862USTC 413902
Note 1Manual for writing Latin letters. The first edition seems to be the one published by A. Tilenius Brechtanus, Antwerp, 1571, followed by re-editions: in 1574, Antwerp; in 1580, Leiden (or Lyons); in 1581 and 1586, Cologne (Nauwelaerts, 'Bijdrage tot de bibliographie van S. Verepaeus', page 86).
Note 2In a letter of 20-23 November 1587 to Verepaeus (Corr., VIII-IX, no. 1325) Plantin explains that the Jesuits, which used in their schools Verepaeus's grammar, also had urged him to print his 'liber de epistolis conscribendis' after a copy sent to him by the Jesuit College (?) of St. Omer (the text reads: 'Audomaropolenses'). Plantin refused to do it without the consent of the author and A. Tilenius.
Note 3This consent must have been given quickly: on 3 March 1588 J. Moretus wrote to Verepaeus (Corr., VIII-IX, no. 1352) that he is mailing with the same letter the first sheet of the Epistolae tuae, and that he will continue until the end.
Note 4In the light of this letter the mention of a Plantinian edition in 1581 by Paquot and RDB, page 229 (1581, no. 29) cannot be accepted (cf. Nauwelaerts, op. cit., page 87).
Note 5The edition is listed in M 296, folio 19v, and M 321, folio 15r (8⁰; f[euilles] 11½; [price:] stuivers 3).
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