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Rime di Timaute Frascerepnico in vita, e in morte di Elisa.

Kislak Center for Special Collections - Manuscripts Ms. Codex 292
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Format:
Book
Manuscript
Author/Creator:
Frascerepnico, Timaute.
Language:
Italian
Subjects (All):
Italian literature--16th century.
Italian literature.
Italian poetry--16th century.
Italian poetry.
Genre:
codices (bound manuscripts)
poems
Manuscripts, Italian.
Manuscripts, European.
Penn Provenance:
Accessioned, 1959.
Physical Description:
62 leaves : paper ; 239 x 179 (182 x 125) mm bound to 246 x 183 mm
Production:
[Italy], [1600?]
Other Title:
Chi vuol saper la mia amorosa vita / Scorra per poco queste brevi carte.
Language Note:
Italian.
Summary:
Collection of poems of various types by Timaute Frascerepnico, which Zacour-Hirsch suggests might be a pseudonym. Contains an index of first lines at the end (p. i).
Notes:
Ms. codex.
Title and attribution from title page (p. i).
Incipit of first poem (p. 1): Chi vuol saper la mia amorosa vita / Scorra per poco queste brevi carte / ...
Pagination: Paper, [ii], 1-120; contemporary pagination in ink, upper center.
Script: Written in a cursive script by a single hand.
Binding: Contemporary vellum.
Origin: Written in Italy (Zacour-Hirsch), ca. 1600.
Cover boards slightly warped. Cover stained and worn. Some evidence of worm damage.
Cited in:
Described in Zacour, Norman P. and Hirsch, Rudolf. Catalogue of Manuscripts in the Libraries of the University of Pennsylvania to 1800 (Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1965), p. 102 (Ms. Italian 51).
Cited as:
UPenn Ms. Codex 292
OCLC:
155964285

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