Catalogue Number 7 - Susanne Schulz-Falster
Catalogue Number 7 - Susanne Schulz-Falster
Catalogue Number 7 - Susanne Schulz-Falster
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love, but of the pork sausage. In a little aside he even maintains that the<br />
‘salame’ might have been invented by John Locke ‘chi ne può dubitar, che<br />
un tal prodotto non sia da Londra, donde a noi son tratte tante moderne<br />
cose manufatte?’ (canto quarto, xii). He discusses various types of sausages,<br />
with quite detailed information on their production. In extensive footnotes<br />
reference is made to the Vocabolario della Crusca, other authors, and the history<br />
of sausage production.<br />
The engraved frontispiece is particularly appealing, showing a ‘salumeria’<br />
with numerous sausages and hams suspended from the ceiling, and a boar<br />
being slaughtered in the background. An elegant customer converses with<br />
the shop-keeper and takes an appreciative whiV at a salami, while his dog is<br />
about to steal a sausage from the table.<br />
Bing 852; Lapirella 170; Simon 1342; Westbury p. 197.<br />
susanne schulz-falster rare books catalogue seven<br />
29 [GESUALDO, Filippo.] PlutosoWa . . . nella quale si spiega<br />
l’Arte della Memoria, con alter cose notabili, pertinenti tanto alla<br />
Memoria naturale, quanto all’artiWciale. . . In Vicenza, per gli Heredi<br />
di Perin Libraro, 1600. £2500<br />
Small 4to, ll. [iv], 64; with full-page engraving in the text; woodcut title<br />
vignette, head and tail pieces; some browning and light foxing,<br />
especially on the prelims; contemporary full limp vellum, spine lettered<br />
in ink; lacking front free endpaper; early ownership inscription to title;<br />
in all a little rubbed, but a good copy.<br />
Second edition of this important treatise on the art of memory by the<br />
Franciscan Gesualdo, Wrst published in Padua in 1592. Particularly striking<br />
is the full page illustration of the human body with an indication of the