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Etat : Sehr gut. Reprint rev. ed. 1936;. xxi, 458 S.; Text Latein-Englisch. Tadelloser Zustand, frisches Exemplar. // Gaius Valerius Flaccus Setinus Balbus (+ vor 90) war ein römischer Dichter unter den Kaisern Vespasian und Titus. An seinem einzigen bekannten Werk, einem Epos mit dem Titel Argonautica, das Vespasian anlässlich seiner Abreise nach Britannia gewidmet ist, hat er möglicherweise während der Belagerung oder kurz nach der Einnahme Jerusalems durch Titus im Jahr 70 geschrieben; die Abfassungszeit ist jedoch umstritten. Da der Ausbruch des Vesuvs (79) erwähnt wird, muss ihn die Arbeit zu dieser Zeit jedenfalls noch beschäftigt haben. /altphilologie ISBN: 9780674993167 la Gewicht in Gramm: 600 8°; gebunden, roter Ganzleinenband mit goldgeprägtem Rückentitel und Deckelvignette;

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Etat : Gut. LXXXIV, 218 Seiten. Einband und Kopfschnitt schwach angestaubt. Vorderer Buchdeckel mit Lichtkante. Rücken ausgeblichen. - Insgesamt sauberes und gut erhaltenes Exemplar. -- Binding and upper edge slightly dusty. Front cover with light edge. Spine faded. - Overall clean and well-preserved copy. la Gewicht in Gramm: 550 8° (17,5-22,5 cm). Orig.-Leinenband. [Hardcover / fest gebunden]. Editio stereotypa editionis primae (1913).

Originalleinen. Etat : Gut. 572 S. Aus der Bibliothek von Prof. Wolfgang Haase, langjährigem Herausgeber der ANRW und des International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT) / From the library of Prof. Wolfgang Haase, long-time editor of ANRW and the International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT). - leicht berieben, Buchrücken mit leichten Randläsuren, sonst ein gutes Exemplar. - PRAEFATIO. Valerii Flacci Argonautica enarraturo id mihi ante omnia proposui, ut poetae et verba et sententias collatis imprimis aliorum poetarum Romanorum locis illustrarem omissis eis, quorum similitudines casui potius quam studio et consilio scriptorum tribuenda viderentur. - Quoniam autem certum modum tenere inter exempla nimis multa et nimis pauca afferenda difficillimum est atque tota haec res saepe ab opinione pendet, cum alter eodem loco plura, alter pauciora exempla afferri debuisse facile iudicet, in universum malui plura quam pauciora proferre, cum quae fortasse deesse videantur, eis aegre careas, quae contra abundare, nullo negotio in legendo transiri possint. Etenim non inutile est inspicere quam arte ab altera parte et rebus et verbis Valerius cum aliis poetis coniunctus sit et cohaereat, ab altera quantopere idem studio abripiatur novandi et in locutionibus et in rerum narratione interdum vel summa audacia. Pauca profecerunt in his studiis ei qui post Burmannum interpretes totius operis exstiterunt; nam Harles in universum satis habuit, interpretationes ab aliis iam prolatas repetere; Wagner non tam commentarium scripsit quam paraphrasim prosaicam operis poetici et quae dicit, quamquam saepe non inutilia ad verba Valerii intellegenda, magis auctoritate affirmantur quam confirmantur exemplis. Francogalli autem qui hoc saeculo poetae interpretando operam dederunt: Lemaire, Dureau de Lamalle, Huguet etsi singulis locis lucem attulerunt, tamen multa disceptanda posteris reliquerunt: atque Huguet quidem nihil ipse praestitit, Dureau artis criticae non satis peritus inter pauca utilia multa attulit, quae non ad rem faciant, Lemaire nonnullos interpretandi errores a Wagnero commissos correxit, sed plus contulit ad Valerii verba interpretanda Caussin, cuius annotationes apud Lemairium leguntur. Multo autem magis haec studia promota sunt virorum doctorum commentationibus recentissimo tempore conscriptis, quibus aut quae exempla Valerius secutus sit tractatur aut de sermone Valeriano quaestiones instituuntur aut de singulis locis agitur. Quibus diligenter inspectis quae digna putabam, in meum usum converti quaeque ipse observasse mihi videor, addidi. Sed etiam coniuncta virorum doctorum opera versus nonnulli remanent obscuritate pleni, in quibus quid Valerius dicere voluerit, nondum satis liquet. Nam constat poetam ceteroqui multis rebus eximium et laudandum insolentiora magis amare quam simplicia et cum a consueta dicendi ratione decederet aut nimiae brevitati studeret, sententias suas non raro obscurasse magis quam aperuisse. Quare quoniam etiam in arte emendandi exercenda summam scripturis traditis adhibere cautionem consentaneum est, ego in verbis constituendis spreta plerumque Baehrentis nimis festinata opera coniectandique libidine consideratam et circumspectam Thilonis atque Schenkelii rationem secutus sum. Quamquam nonnullis locis difficillimum est ad diiudicandum, utrum Valerius praeter consuetudinem ausus sit loqui an verba corrupta sint. Velut traditur II, 448 castra levat et tracto saxo, quod utrumque servaverunt Thilo et Schenkl. Sed num unquam homo Romanus dixit vel dicere potuit castra levare pro eo quod est c. locare? neque facile intellegitur quid sit hoc loco tractum saxum. Num scripsit IV, 88 quod (carmen) simul pulsum aut V, 515 da iungere dona? Talia, opinor, semper incertissima manebunt. Ceterum in eo a recentioribus editoribus dissentio, quod Vaticanum codicem numero 3277 signatum, quem litteris Vat. significo, non prorsus unicum traditi carminis fontem habendum puto, sed magis accedo ad sententiam Kelleri et Hartelii ita quidem ut putem, codicem Carrionis, qui periit atque ex solis Carrionis annotationibus nobis notus est, descriptum esse ex codice, qui ipse quidem ortus est ex Vaticano, sed correctus ex altero fonte, indeque in codicem Carrionis multis sane locis interpolatum nonnulla recepta esse ex antiquitate tradita, quae non nitantur Vaticani auctoritate, inter quae imprimis referenda sunt 1,330; 331; 420; 812; IV, 287; VII, 229; 373; 513; 533. Tum huc pertinet etiam discrepantia scripturae, quae II, 599 ex cod. Carr. affertur celeres hic prima piacula Phrixo e. q. s., quam aeque bonam reddere sententiam atque Vaticani scripturam neque ab interpolatore profectam videri recte dixit Meynke quaest. Valerian. p. 11; nec mira scriptura gracia IV, 173 aut interpolatione aut neglegentia ex Vaticani oro orta esse potest. Denique non praetermittendum videtur dicere, me cum Thilone et Schenkelio in eo consentire, quod affirmant, carmen a Valerio imperfectum esse relictum, quod non solum apparere videtur ex locis nondum a poeta satis perpolitis, sed etiam ex prooemio ipso. Certum enim est, Valerium opus si perfecisset, non ante Domitiani imperatoris tempora edere potuisse. Quod si re vera ita se haberet, quin prooemium quod nunc legimus, scriptum vivi Vespasiani temporibus, poeta mutaturus fuerit, non dubito; nam quae nunc ibi scripta sunt satis modesta de Domitiano, non satisfecisse ei imperanti extra omnem dubitationem positum est: conferas velim, quomodo Quintilianus vir alioquin sobrius ac severus de Domitiano iudicet instit. orat. X, 1, 91. Quae Koestlin Philol. 48, 650 seq. de prooemio dicit, argutius quam verius disputata sunt, quo autem iure contendat 'ich bin überzeugt, dass die Widmung an den Vespasian in der überlieferten Form erst nach Titus Tode vielleicht im vierten oder fuenften Jahre unter Domitians Herrschaft so umgebildet ist, wie sie jetzt in grossartigem Schwunge das Werk einleitet', equidem non assequor, de imperatore enim Domitiano in prooemio ne levissimum quidem vestigium appare.

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620 Seiten, 4 Bl., 2 Karten, 2 genealogische Tafeln. OBroschur. Teilweise eselsohrig, Bleistiftanstreichungen. Studien zur klassischen Philologie, Band 140. Hrsg., übersetzt und kommentiert von Paul Dräger. Sprache: deutsch.

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Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. 8° (145x95 mm). Collation: a-s8, t4. 146, [2] leaves. Italic and Roman type. Aldus's anchor on the title-page and on the verso of fol. t4. Blank spaces for capitals, with printed guide letters. Seventeenth-century vellum binding, spine with three raised-bands. Edges speckled brown. Pastedown and flyleaves renewed. A good copy, small wormhole in the lower blank margin of the volume, more evident on fols. n7, o7, p7, p8, r7, r8 and t4. The early inked number '242'on the title-page; the number '798' at the foot of the spine. Provenance: early ownership inscription on the title-page (erased); the Italian jurist, poet and librettist Grazio Braccioli (1682-1752; ownership inscription on the title-page '1738 mei Gratj Braccioli I.V.D'); the British archeologist Thomas Ashby Junior (1874-1931; ex libris on the verso of the front flyleaf). A nice copy, with a fascinating provenance, of the first and only Aldine edition of Valerius Flaccus's treatment of the famous Greek myth of Jason and his men, the Argonauts, traditionally ascribed to the mythical Thracian poet Orpheus. The Argonautica represents the only known work by the poet of the Flavian period. Valerius Flaccus, who dedicated his poem to Emperor Vespasianus. The dedication suggests the composition began around 70 CE, and a reference to the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, which occurred in 79 CE, confirms it continued after Vespasian's death, into the reign of his son, Titus. The poem was left unfinished, cut short by the poet's premature death. The first manuscript of Valerius Flaccus's Argonautica containing only the first half of the poem was discovered by humanist scholars Poggio Bracciolini, Cencio Rustici and Bartolomeo da Montepulciano in the monastery of St Gallen (Switzerland) in 1416, but it was subsequently lost. It was only in 1429 that a complete version of the Valerian Argonautica was found, which was then transcribed by Niccolò Niccoli to appear in print in Bologna in 1474, issued by Ugo Rugerius and Dominus Bertochus. The first known owner of the copy presented here was the Ferrarese jurist and writer Grazio Braccioli, best known for having composed the libretto for Orlando Furioso, the successful three-act drama put to music by Giovanni Alberto Ristori (1692-1753) and first performed in Venice in 1713 at the Teatro Sant'Angelo, and then in 1714, revised by the celebrated Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741). Braccioli's passion for the myth is further attested by three other libretti he composed between 1710 and 1715: Il Crisippo, Calfurnia and Alessandro tra le Amazzoni. Later the volume entered the remarkable library amassed by the publisher, archaeologist, art historian and bibliophile Thomas Ashby Jr, former Director of the British School at Rome (1906-1925). Ashby Jr greatly enlarged the collection inherited by his father, Thomas Ashby Sr, and a significant number of his rare books were acquired together with his large collection of prints and engravings by the British School of Rome in 1931. Adams V-77; Renouard Alde, 97.3; Ahmanson-Murphy 221; A. H. Smith, "Thomas Ashby 1874-1931", Proceedings of the British Academy, 17 (1931), pp. 515-541; R. Hodges, R. Visions of Rome: Thomas Ashby, Archaeologist, London 2000; M. Talbot, The Vivaldi Compendium, Woodbridge 2011, pp. 35-36.

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