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63<br />

1647<br />

1. [Pastor fido: English]. Il pastor fido, The faithfull shepherd … newly translated out<br />

<strong>of</strong> the originall. London, printed by R. Raworth, M DC XLVII, 4°. Pp. [12], 223.<br />

Balliol: 535 a. 1. Bodleian: Buxton 97. Lincoln. Taylorian: 102.C.19 (lacking the<br />

portrait, the title and the dedication and stopping at p. 216). BL: E.517 (lacking the<br />

portrait).<br />

Verse translation by Sir Richard Fanshawe (1608-1666), dedicated to Charles, Prince<br />

<strong>of</strong> Wales, the future Charles II, and with a poem To the authour <strong>of</strong> this translation by<br />

John Denham. The translation, which ends on p. 216, is followed by 2 poems by<br />

Fanshawe. With 1 plate and a portrait <strong>of</strong> Guarini, based on Kilian‟s (see 1602/4), by<br />

Thomas Cross the Elder. The portrait, title-page and plate depicting the river-god<br />

Alpheus are reproduced in 1964/2, while a photographic reproduction <strong>of</strong> the whole<br />

text up to p. 216 (based in fact on a 1648 edition) will be found in 1963/1.<br />

Rossi (p. 320) cites an earlier reference by Cittadella (p. 98) to an edition published<br />

by „Rawort‟ in 1647 <strong>of</strong> an English translation by the fantastical Nicoly Frampated!<br />

FirstSearch. Wing G.2174. Early English books 1641-1700, 146:8; and other<br />

microreproductions. EEBO.<br />

1648<br />

1. Il pastor fido, e Rime. Roma, Filippo de‟ Rossi, 1648, 12º.<br />

Rossi („coll‟Aminta del Tasso‟). The catalogue <strong>of</strong> the Sunderland Library at<br />

Blenheim records this edition (p. 257) as 48º and also records a Roma 1648 edition <strong>of</strong><br />

Tasso‟s Aminta. See 16xx/5 for Rossi‟s undated edition.<br />

2. [Pastor fido: English]. Il pastor fido. The faithfull shepheard with an addition <strong>of</strong><br />

divers other poems concluding with a short discourse <strong>of</strong> the long civill warres <strong>of</strong><br />

Rome. … By Richard Fanshawe, Esq. London, printed for Humphrey Moseley, and<br />

are to be sold at his shop at the Princes Armes in S. Pauls Church-yard, 1648, 4°. Pp.<br />

[20], 312.<br />

All Souls: pp.16.15. Bodleian (4 copies): 4° G 5(1) Art.BS, GG 69 Jur, Douce GG 20<br />

(lacking the 1648 title and the new dedication to the Prince <strong>of</strong> Wales), Douce GG 21..<br />

English Faculty Library: XK94.8GUA[Pas]. Jesus: N 5.35 Gall (lacking the portrait,<br />

the 1648 title, the new dedication and Denham‟s poem To the authour). Taylorian:<br />

102.C.18. Wadham: A35.13 (lacking both titles, the new dedication and the index).<br />

Worcester: Plays.6.12. BL (3 copies): 79.d.15 (lacking the portrait), 643.d.81<br />

(lacking Denham‟s poem and the Alfeo plate), 1063.g.32. *BNF: Yd.641-642.<br />

*BNFRichelieu: 8º Re.4175.

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