B35226

Shelfmark

TBS

Author

Boccaccio, Giovanni

Title

Two tracts :, Affrican and Mensola, an Elizabethan prose version of Il ninfale fiesolano ... and Newes and strange newes from St. Christophers /, by Giovanni Boccaccio ; by John Taylor the water poet.

Publication, distribution, etc.

Oxford :, printed for presentation to the members of the Roxburghe Club,, 1946.

Physical description

xxxi, [6] p., 40, [6] leaves, 13, [1] p. :, ill., plates, facsims. ;, 25 cm.

Series statement

(Roxburghe Club)

Note

Quarter maroon leather binding over buckram.

Note

Facsimile.

Note

Barker, no. 207.

Note

Presented to the Roxburghe Club by C. H. Wilkinson.

Note

"ts originally published at London in 1597 and 1638, respectively Ninfale fiesolano translated by John Goubourne from the French prose version by Antoine Guercin du Crest "Sixteen of the seventeen illustrations are from the 1568 edition of the Ninfale fiesolano which was printed at Florence by Valente Panizzi."--Introductionon.

Provenance

Eton College Library label on front pastedown.

Added entry--name

Taylor, John

Added entry--place

England, Oxford.

001B35226

003LIBRARY CODE

096##$aTBS

100##$aBoccaccio, Giovanni

24510$aTwo tracts :$bAffrican and Mensola, an Elizabethan prose version of Il ninfale fiesolano ... and Newes and strange newes from St. Christophers /$cby Giovanni Boccaccio ; by John Taylor the water poet.

260##$aOxford :$bprinted for presentation to the members of the Roxburghe Club,$c1946.

300##$axxxi, [6] p., 40, [6] leaves, 13, [1] p. :$bill., plates, facsims. ;$c25 cm.

4901#$aRoxburghe Club

500##$aQuarter maroon leather binding over buckram.

500##$aFacsimile.

500##$aBarker, no. 207.

500##$aPresented to the Roxburghe Club by C. H. Wilkinson.

500##$a "ts originally published at London in 1597 and 1638, respectively Ninfale fiesolano translated by John Goubourne from the French prose version by Antoine Guercin du Crest "Sixteen of the seventeen illustrations are from the 1568 edition of the Ninfale fiesolano which was printed at Florence by Valente Panizzi."--Introductionon.

561##$aEton College Library label on front pastedown.

700##$aTaylor, John

752##$aEngland$dOxford.