| Record ID | cp011679 |
| Voet reference number | 986 |
| Museum Plantin-Moretus | c:lvd:7023359 |
| Author | Marcus Tullius CICERO |
| Title page transcription | [Within woodcut-compartment:] † SENTENTIÆ □ CICERONIS, ‖ DEMOSTHENIS, ‖ AC TERENTII. ‖ Dogmata Philosophica. ‖ ITEM, ‖ Apophthegmata quædam pia. ‖ OMNIA ‖ Ex fere ducentis auctoribus, ‖ tam Græcis quam Latinis, ad ‖ bene beatèque viuendum di- ‖ ligentissimè collecta. ‖ Auctorum nomina sequentes pa- ‖ gellæ indicant. ‖ ANTVERPIAE. ‡ Ex officina Christoph. ‖ Plantini. CIƆ.IƆ.LXVII. |
| Collation | 16mo [90]: A-B⁸, A-Z⁸, Aa-Gg⁸; pages [1-32], 1-478, [479-480] (Errors: 3 for 5, 09 for 90, 294-295 for 194-195, 234 for 334, 324-325 for 424-425) |
| Fingerprint | 156716 - # a1 A2 pus$ : # a2 B5 3.$ - # b1 A e : # b2 Gg5 succ |
| Number of sheets | 16 |
| Pages | [1]: Title [2]: Table; Ad lectorem C.P. (italic type) [3-30]: Indices (on two columns; italic type) [31-32]: Blank 1-206: Text (parts in italic type) 207-208: Humaniss. viris, Berengario, Fernando, et Francisco Ferreio, legum doctoribus atque praeceptoribus suis, Petrus Lagnerius signed by (Toulouse, 24 August 1541; italic type) 209-222: Text 223-224: Petrus Lagnerius Compendiensis, Francisco ab Oliva, Tholosano, summa spei adolescenti S.P.D. (Toulouse, 25 August 1541) 225-332: Text 333-234 (= for 334): Viro…D. Nicolao Tartrerio mecenati suo, Desiderius Iacotius Vandoperanus S. (Paris, 25 December 1554; italic type) 234 (= for 334): Bened. Menii in Lagnerium et Desid. Iacotium, ad lectorem carmen (italic type, line in greek type) 335-478: Text (parts in italic type) [479]: ANTVERPIAE, EXCVDEBAT CHRI- ‖ STOPHORVS PLANTINVS, ANNO ‖ D.M.LXVI. PRIDIE KALEND. NO ‖ VEMBRIS [480]: Blank |
| Edition information | |
| Copies | Museum Plantin-Moretus - Arch. 1228, folio 90 recto: only title-pageKBR Royal Library of Belgium - LP 3319/AVatican Apolstolic Library |
| Bibliographical references | Ruelens-de Backer, page 69 (1567, no. 9). |
| Online bibliographical references | STCV c:stcv:12927519 |
| Note 1 | Reprint of the preceding nos., with some changes. Contains: Ciceronis sententiarum liber I (pages 1-183); Apophthegmata [liber II] (184-206); Parabolae…[liber III] (209-222); Piae sententiae…[liber IV] (225-235); Illustres quaedam sententiae…(236-264); Sententiae Terentianae (265-280); Appendix sententiarum…(281-332); De philosophorum doctrina libellus ex Cicerone (335-416); Sententiae collectaneae…ex Demosthenis…(417-467); Ex Demosthenis…similia (468-478). |
| Note 2 | Shortly after having finished the 1564-edition Plantin must have decided to bring on the market a new corrected version: on 9 September 1564 was paid to Quentin Stenhartsius the sum of 3 florins Carolus guilders 10 stuivers 'sur la correction de Sent. Cic. et Demost.' (Arch. 31, folio 42 verso). In the note to the reader of the 1567-edition (page [2]) the proud typographer (C.P. = Christophorus Plantinus) affirms: 'Habes hunc librum, amice lector, si unquam antea castigatum, nunc sane, sublatis plus mille mendis (adeo ut absque ulla omnino offensa, expeditissime utilissimeque legi possit) castigatissimum…'. |
| Note 3 | For some reason, however, the printing was postponed for a couple of years - and for some reason the cost-accounting note in Arch. 4 remained incomplete: on 8 September 1566 the payment to pressmen and compositors is entered of 6 florins Carolus guilders for the first two sheets, and beneath it is written the mention '42 rames' - and that is all (Arch. 4, folio 103 verso). |
| Note 4 | The colophon makes it clear that the edition was finally finished on 31 October 1566. |
| Note 5 | In M 296, folio 17 verso, is listed: '[Sentent. Cic. et Demosth. in 16⁰] eadem A⁰ -, f[euilles] 15, [price:] stuivers 3'. It refers very likely to this 1567-publication as it has 15½ sheets (15 sheets without the introductory part), whilst the other editions have 16 sheets. |
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