Nicodemi Frischlini, poetae et oratoris laureati Comitis Palatini Caesarei, Strigilis grammatica : denuo ab auctore recognita, & aucta : eiusdem Dialogi tres aduersus Martinum quendam Crusiu[m], professorem Tubinganum.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Frischlin, Nicodemus, 1547-1590.

Contributor:

Heinrich, Nikolaus, active 1597-1654, printer.

Culture Class Collection (University of Pennsylvania)

German Culture Class Collection (University of Pennsylvania)

Language:

Latin

Subjects (All):

Latin language--Grammar--Early works to 1800.

Latin language.

Latin language--Grammar.

Penn Provenance:

Wedden, Henning (bookplate) (Culture Class Collection copy)

Physical Description:

28 unnumbered pages, 199 pages, 3 unnumbered pages, 249 pages, 29 unnumbered pages ; 17 cm (8vo)

Other Title:

Strigilis grammatica

Fingerprint:

amus umr- iode cubu (3) 1587 (R)

Place of Publication:

[Oberursel] : [Nikolaus Heinrich], MDLXXXVII [1587]

Notes:

Place of printing and printer's name from VD 16.

Signatures: [alpha]⁸ [beta]⁶ A-M⁸ N⁴ a-r⁸ s⁴.

Leaf s4 is blank.

Title within border of type ornaments.

Woodcut initials.

"Dialogus II" and "Dialogus III" have separate signatures and pagination.

"Dialogus II. Pro sua Latina grammatica, aduersus Martini Crusii et sociorum animaduersiones" has special dated half-title page (leaf a1r), which reads: Nicodemi Frischlini poetae l. Comitis Palatini Caesarei Dialogus II. Pro sua Latina grammatica, aduersus Martini Crusii et sociorum animaduersiones. Defenditur hoc Dialogo, omnis Orthographia, Prosodia & Etymologia quatuor orationis partium flexilium: & refutantur omnes nugae Cursianorum. Anno M. D. LXXXVII.

"Dialogus III. In quo omnes reliquae labes, quae etymologiae & syntaxi ipsius, à Crusio fuerant aspersae, deterguntur" has special dated half-title page (leaf g6r), which reads: Nicodemi Frischlini poetae l. Comitis Palatini Caesarei pro sua grammatica, aduersus Martini Crusij & sociorum animaduersiones. Dialogus III. In quo omnes reliquae labes, quae Etymologiae & Syntaxi ipsius, à Crusio fuerant aspersae, deterguntur. Habes etiam in hoc Dialogo, refutationem nugacissimarum nugarum Crusij aduersus Graecum Ablatiuum. M. D. LXXXVII.

Local Notes:

Penn Libraries copy bound with: Frischlin, Nicodemus. Nicodemi Frischlini Poppysmus grammaticus, pro strigili sua grammatica, aduersus M. Crusij, & moropolitarum, Tubingae Bacchantium Coccysmos, siue antistrigilem. Pragae : Excudebat Michael Peterle, Anno MDLXXXXVII [1587].

Purchased for the Penn Libraries in 1960.

Penn Libraries copy has armorial bookplate(?) of Henning Wedden (dated 1577) on front pastedown.

Penn Libraries copy bound for Henning Wedden in 16th-century full blind-tooled parchment with his initials ("H W G" [for Henningus Weddenius Goslariensis]) and the date ("1587") stamped in black on left board; initials ("W S M V") and three floriate ornaments stamped in black on right board; blind-tooled spine panels; ms. title ("N. Frischlini Strigilis") in brown ink at head of spine; fore-edge flaps (each ca. 8 mm. in width); all edges stippled red and blue.

Penn Libraries copy has 2 blank leaves inserted after leaf s4.

Penn Libraries copy has ms. numeral ("1") in head outer corner of title leaf; early ms. transcription of Latin poem praising Nicodemus Frischlin by Bernhard Praetorius on verso and recto of 2 blank leaves following last printed leaf in volume; in the same hand, early ms. Latin definitions of various Latin and Greek terms on verso of back free endpaper and back pastedown.

Penn Libraries copy: tail outer corner of leaf s4 (blank) excised.

Cited in:

VD 16 F 2990

OCLC:

802061049