BATTISTA GUARINI - University of Oxford
BATTISTA GUARINI - University of Oxford
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5<br />
volume was republished by Ventura in a smaller format in 1592 (see 1592/4). For<br />
further details, see Antonio Vassalli‟s „Appunti‟.<br />
ICCU. FirstSearch.<br />
1588<br />
1. Rime de gl‟illustrissimi sig. Academici Eterei. In Ferrara, ad instanza d‟Alfonso<br />
Caraffa, (presso Vittorio Baldini, stampator ducale), 1588, 8. Pp. [8], 148, [26].<br />
BL (2 copies): 240.f.33, 1481.ddd.1. *BNFArsenal: 8º BL.6330.<br />
Reprint <strong>of</strong> the 1567 edition (see 1567/1), dedicated by the publisher to Cardinal<br />
Scipione Gonzaga and again containing the 37 pieces by Guarini.<br />
ICCU. FirstSearch. Adams A78.<br />
2. Il Verrato ovvero difesa di quanto ha scritto M. Giason Denores. Contra le<br />
tragicomedie, et le pastorali, in un suo discorso di poesia. In Ferrara, ad<br />
instanza di Alfonso Caraffa, (per Vincenzo Galdura), 1588, 4. Ff. [2], 57, [1].<br />
All Souls: kk.9.15(1). Bodleian: Holk.e.54(1). Taylorian: Vet.Ital.I.B.65(1). BL (2<br />
copies): 75.d.2(1), 836.h.7. *BNF: Y.105. *BNFArsenal: 4º BL.1468.<br />
*BNFRichelieu: 8º Re.4179.<br />
The dedication to Jacopo Contarini and Francesco Vendramini is dated 28 April 1588.<br />
The copy in All Souls and the second BL copy contain an errata leaf which is not<br />
present in the other copies examined. The title-page is reproduced in 1971/1.<br />
ICCU. FirstSearch.<br />
1590<br />
1. Il pastor fido, tragicomedia pastorale. In Venetia, presso Gio. Battista Bonfadino,<br />
MDXC, 4. Ff. [138].<br />
Bodleian: Antiq.e.I.1590.1. Queen‟s: TT.g.470. Taylorian: 102.A.34. BL (2 copies):<br />
1073.h.26 (title-page mutilated), 1073.h.27. *BNF: Yd.629. *BNFRichelieu: 8º<br />
Re.4119.<br />
The editio princeps <strong>of</strong> the Pastor fido was actually published in December 1589 and,<br />
as is the case with the great majority <strong>of</strong> the early editions and even up to 1656, it bears