BATTISTA GUARINI - University of Oxford
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75<br />
Quinet and extended to Barbin. The achevé d‟imprimer is dated 27 March 1664,<br />
registration having taken place the previous day. Translation <strong>of</strong> the other acts<br />
followed in 1665 and 1666 (see below). With engraved frontispiece and 1 plate. The<br />
title-page and frontispiece are reproduced by Whitfield from the copy in the Taylorian<br />
(„La belle Charite‟, pl. VI).<br />
Dalla Valle.<br />
6. Sonetti e madrigali … Ristampati. In Heidelberga, appresso Aegidio Gualteri,<br />
1664, 8º. Pp. [6], 196, [20].<br />
*Milano, Biblioteca Trivulziana, Archivio storico civico.<br />
ICCU.<br />
1665<br />
1. Il pastor fido … Di nuovo con bellissime figure adornato, e con somma diligenza<br />
ricorretto. In Venetia, appresso Gio. Battista Brigna, M.DC.LXV, 12º. Pp. 216.<br />
Taylorian: 102.B.36. BL: 11715.b.57(3).<br />
With Brigna‟s 1654 dedication to the Signora Perina Eugenica (see 1654/4). There<br />
are 5 woodcut illustrations in the text.<br />
ICCU.<br />
2. [Pastor fido: French]. Il pastor fido … traduit de l‟italien en vers françois. A<br />
Paris, chez Claude Barbin, dans la grand‟salle du Palais, au signe de la Croix, 1665,<br />
12º. Pp. [16], 56.<br />
*Stockholm, Kungliga Biblioteket: Elz. 902.<br />
A pirated edition <strong>of</strong> Act I in de Torche‟s translation. The title-page bears the Elsevier<br />
sphere and Brunet thought it „assez jolie pour qu‟on puisse l‟attribuer aux presses<br />
elseviriennes‟. Willems declared that it was „certainement imprimée par Fr. Foppens‟<br />
but Berghman (no. 551) denies this, attributing it rather to an Amsterdam printer.<br />
Willems 2011.<br />
3. [Pastor fido: French]. Il pastor fido. Le berger fidelle, traduit de l‟italien … en<br />
vers françois. Acte second. A Paris, chez Claude Barbin, vis à vis le Portail de la<br />
Sainte Chapelle, au Signe de la Croix [Gabriel Quinet, au Palais, dans la Galerie des<br />
Prisonniers, à l‟Ange Gabriel], M.DC.LXV, 12º. Pp. [11], 60.