Plato. Works. Translated into Latin and edited by Marsilio Ficino. Venice: Bernardo de’ Chori and Simone da Luere for Andreas Torresanus de Asula, 1491. This 1491 edition of Plato’s works was translated and edited by Marsilio Ficino and published in Venice. The book has an interesting provenance and contains beautiful hand decoration. Two identifiable modern […]
Tag: Coat of Arms
Heber Copy of Plato’s Works (Incunabula Q. 881 P5.Lf 1491)
September 23, 2011
Unidentified coat of arms found in the Incunabula collection
June 17, 2010
While cataloging a copy of Leonardus de Utino’s Sermones aurei de Sanctis (Venice: Johann von Koln and Johann Manthen, 1475) we came across a coat of arms that is so far unidentified. This coat of arms has been added to the recto of leaf a2 and is located after the incipit to the prologue. […]