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1921
1. Il pastor fido … ridotto alle sue scene principali per la rappresentazione di
Bedford College giugno 1921. Como, Tipografia Editrice Cavalleri & C., 1921. Pp.
VIII, 88.
Taylorian: AIY.60.A.5.
The introduction is signed „V.M.J.‟ [i.e. Violet M. Jeffery]. Original paper wrappers.
Omits the prologue and the choruses and reduces the play so that „in its abridged
form, [it] corresponds part by part, with the exception of Corisca‟s repentance, to the
summary of the plot given by Guarini himself in the “Argomento”, which we
reproduce in its entirety.‟
ICCU.
1925
1. [Pastor fido]. In I drammi de‟ boschi e delle marine ossiano l‟Aminta di Torquato
Tssso, il Pastor fido di Battista Guarini, la Filli di Sciro di Guidubaldo Bonarelli,
l‟Alceo di Antonio Ongaro, ora per la prima volta raccolti in un solo volume
aggiuntevi le notizie degli autori a cura di Eugenio Camerini. Milano, casa editrice
Sonzogno, Via Pasquirolo, 14, (Stab. Grafica Matarelli), [1925], 16º. Pp. 429, [2].
Taylorian: AIW.1260.A.1 [1928]. *Cremona, Biblioteca statale [1927].
As before (see 1874/3 and 1878/2) forms vol. 13 in the series Biblioteca classica
economica. (The vol. number appears on the spine.) On the verso of the title-page of
the Taylorian‟s copy appears the statement „Printed in Italy. - Stab. Grafica Matarelli -
Milano. 3.25-I‟, which I take to mean that the new edition first appeared in March
1925, hence its appearance here. The volume has been entirely reset. Camerini is
now acknowledged on the title-page and the introduction occupies pp. (5)-19. The
Pastor fido now occupies pp. (77)-247 and the pagination goes to 429. The original
blue and white paper wrapper is bound into the Taylorian‟s copy and at the bottom of
the lower board appear the words: „Prezzo L. 4 / Edizione – 1928 / Senz‟altro
Ribasso‟.
ICCU („[1925?]‟).
1926
1. [Letters]. In Ferdinand Boyer‟s article, „Virginio Orsini ed i poeti del Seicento‟, La
cultura V (1925-26), 315-319.