Save

Carmina, 1567

in The Plantin Press Online

(860 words)

I.

Record ID cp091375
Voet reference number2056
Museum Plantin-Moretus
Title page transcriptionPINDARI ‖ OLYMPIA, PYTHIA, ‖ NEMEA, ISTHMIA. ‖ Cæterorum octo Lyricorum carmina, ‖ ALCAEI, ANACREONTIS, ‖ SAPPHVS, BACCHYLIDIS, ‖ STESICHORI, SIMONIDIS, ‖ IBYCI, ALCMANIS, ‖ Nonnulla etiam aliorum. ‖ Omnia Græcè & Latinè. ‖ Pindari interpretatio noua est, eaqq̓́ue ad verbum: cæteri ‖ partim ad verbum, partim carmine sunt redditi. ‖ ⊕ 18 ‖ ANTVERPIAE, ‖ Ex officina Christophori Plantini, ‖ ANNO CIƆ.IƆ.LXVII.
Collation16mo [90]: a-r⁸; pages 1-270, [271-272] (Errors: 2 for [3], 13 in wrong corner, 16 for 161)
Fingerprint
Number of sheets
Pages[1]: Title [2]: Blank 2 (= for [3]) -[4]: Henricus Stephanus P.M. S.P.D. (Paris, 1 April) [5]: Horatii Ode II. lib. IIII. Carm [6]: Poems on Pindarus (greek type) 7-256: Text (on two columns: one with the Latin, the other with the Greek text) 257-261: Pindari vita, scholiis Graecis praefixa (on two columns: one in Latin, the other in Greek) 261-262: Aliter, ex Suida (on two columns: one in Latin, the other in Greek) 263-265: De strophis, antistrophis et epodis (on two columns: one in Latin, the other in Greek) 266-270: Pindari vita ex Lilii Greg. Gyraldi Dialogo IX. De poetarum historia (words in greek type) [271-272]: Blank
Edition information
CopiesKU Leuven- Maurits Sabbe Library, PN00856UNamur- R16A0059, R4Z.0246
Bibliographical references
Online bibliographical references
Further reading

II.

Title page transcriptionCARMINVM ‖ POETARVM NOVEM, ‖ lyricae poëseωs principum, ‖ fragmenta. ‖ ALCAEI, ANACREONTIS, ‖ SAPPHVS, BACCHYLIDIS, ‖ STESICHORI, SIMONIDIS, ‖ IBYCI, ALCMANIS. ‖ PINDARI. ‖ Nonnulla etiam aliorum. ‖ Cum Latina interpretatione, partim soluta ‖ oratione, partim carmine. ‖ ⊕ 18 ‖ ANTVERPIAE, ‖ Ex officina Christophori Plantini, ‖ M.D.LXVII.
Collation16mo [90]: A-M⁸, N⁴; pages 1-196, [197-200]
Fingerprint
Number of sheets
Pages[1]: Title [2-3]: Illustribus viris Marco et Ioanni Fuggero, Hen. Stephanus (on two columns; italic type) 4-196: Text (on two columns: one with the Latin text [parts in italic type], the other with the Greek text; the poems of each author, until Alcman, page 154, preceded by his biography in Latin, and eventually other introductory pieces [italic type, parts in roman type, words in greek type]) [197-199]: Henricus Stephanus poetices studiosis lectoribus, S.D. (italic type, parts in greek type) [199-200]: Castigationes Henrici Stephani in Anacreontis odae (on two columns; italic type, parts in roman type and greek type)
Edition information
CopiesMuseum Plantin-Moretus- A 1113- A 737- B 2253KBR Royal Library of BelgiumCambridgeGhent University LibraryBritish Library LondonBibliothèque nationale de France
Bibliographical referencesRuelens-de Backer, page 67 (1567, no. 4)
Online bibliographical references
Note 1Edition in two volumes, but each presented as a separate publication, of some Greek poets, in Greek with Latin translation. Edited and translated by Henricus Stephanus: I. The works of Pindarus: Olympia (7-76), Pythia (76-173), Nemea (164-222), Isthmia (223-256); followed by some additional parts, also in Greek, with Latin translation; II. The works of Alcaeus (4-15), Sappho (17-34), Stesichorus (35-42), Ibycus (43-48), Anacreon (49-113; including, in Latin, 'Sequuntur aliquot Anacreontis ode ex Eliae Andree interpretatione, quas supra ab Henrico Stephano interpretatas habuisti', 104-113), Bacchylides (114-121), Simonides (122-153), Alcman (154-158), Pindarus (159-173), Archilochus (173-179), Melanippides (180), Telestes (181; only in Greek), Pratinas (182; only in Greek), Scholia diversorum (183-185), Erinna (185-186), Alpheus (187), Anacreon (188), Julianus Aegyptius (189), Theocritus (189-192), small poems by Alcaeus, Sappho, Ibycus, Anacreon, Bacchylides, Simonides, Alcman, and Archilochus (193-196; only in Greek).
Note 2Reprint of the edition published in Paris by Henri Estienne II in 1560 and 1566 (Renouard, Annales de l'imprimerie des Estienne, 1843, pages 118 and 126).
Note 3In a letter to Pierre Porret at Paris, July 1567, Plantin affirms to be willing to print an additional sheet with what Monsr. Chrestian (further in the text: Christien; unknown personality) should present him on the subject of Pindarus ('Si Monsr. Chrestian me donne quelque chose mesme sur Pindare, je feray devoir encores de l'imprimer en une feille à part': Corr., I, no. 53). 'Monsr. Chrestian' does not seem to have forwarded his remarks. In any case, they do not have been reproduced in the publication.
Note 4The cost-accounting note in Arch. 4, folio 110, gives the following details about 'Pindarus Graece et Latine, 16⁰': the composing and printing started on 25 October 1566 (A-G); they went on with rather long intervals: the wages are further noted on 23 November 1566 and 19 January 1567 (= final parts of first volume), and again on 1 March 1567 (second volume); they amount to 61 florins Carolus guilders 7 stuivers As the two volumes contain together 14¾ sheets and as 1,250 copies were printed, 39 reams of paper (including the 'imperfections') were used, which, at 1 florins Carolus guilders 12 stuivers per ream, came to 62 florins Carolus guilders 8 stuivers, bringing the overall costs to 123 florins Carolus guilders 15 stuivers 'Qui est la pièce 2 stuivers un peu moins'.
Note 5Listed in M 296, folio 14v (Pindarus grȩcolat. In 16⁰, etc. A⁰ -, f[euilles] 15, [price:] stuivers 6).
Further reading
The Plantin Press Online

Content Metrics

All Time Past Year Past 30 Days
Abstract Views 0 0 0
Full Text Views 26 26 6
PDF Views & Downloads 0 0 0