Hardcover
1692 · Amstelodami [Amsterdam]
by Folengo, Teofilo
Amstelodami [Amsterdam]: Abrahamum a Soneren, 1692. Hardcover. Octavo, [32], 419, [4]; G-; bound in contemporary calf, paneled spine with red morocco label and gilt titling; mild rubbing and wear;lacking both endpapers; ex-library University of Michigan, with the usual markings; lacking half-title; with 16 of the 25 half-page engravings, leaves D3, E2, I5, Q1, Z2, all leaves with half-page engravings, excised and replaced with unbound photocopies; with leaves F1, F7, G7, H6, K3, L8, M6, N5, O4, P3, R1, R6, T3, V6, X8, Y4 present, all featuring half-page engravings; squiggle ink line on H5v; copper engraved portrait frontispiece; decorative woodcut vignettes and initials throughout; wide margins, fore and lower edges of textblock uncut; shelved case 0. Brunet 1319. Brunet notes that this edition may have been published in Naples.;
.Le Macaronic genre created by the author himself is a burlesque poetry written not in Latin unpredictable, but in a low Latin, the Latin of slang dialect mixing of Mantua and Italian. The pseudonym of the author means Merlin cook, and macaronicorum are macaroni. This defrocked monk tells the story of Baldus and his nomadic adventures. The episode of the giant Sunder and deceitful Cingar, probably served as inspiration to François Rabelais, which is significantly based on the life of the less Folengo and his burlesque style, practicing the enumeration and excessive mockery widespread. Folengo died in 1544 Folengo's works is one of the most original of the Italian Renaissance literature creations. 1331446. Shelved Dupont Bookstore. (Inventory #: 1331446)
.Le Macaronic genre created by the author himself is a burlesque poetry written not in Latin unpredictable, but in a low Latin, the Latin of slang dialect mixing of Mantua and Italian. The pseudonym of the author means Merlin cook, and macaronicorum are macaroni. This defrocked monk tells the story of Baldus and his nomadic adventures. The episode of the giant Sunder and deceitful Cingar, probably served as inspiration to François Rabelais, which is significantly based on the life of the less Folengo and his burlesque style, practicing the enumeration and excessive mockery widespread. Folengo died in 1544 Folengo's works is one of the most original of the Italian Renaissance literature creations. 1331446. Shelved Dupont Bookstore. (Inventory #: 1331446)