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GORI, Antonio Francesco (1691--1757)
Inscriptiones antiquae in Etruriae urbibus exstantes. ...
Florentiae (Place), typis Iosephi Manni,, 1727--1743.
3 vols ; 29.1 cm. (sm. 2º)
I: LXXXVIII, 466, [2] p., XX pl. (7 fold.) : illus.
II: XV, [1], 463, [1] p., II fold. letterpress tables : illus.
III: CLVI, 368, [124] p., III, XLVII pl. (41 fold) : illus.
Anonymous. Title and imprint from general title-page, in volume I only; each volume additionally has a part title-page naming the editor as Antonio Francesco Gori, with notes in vol. I (i.e. 'Pars Prima') by Anton Maria Salvini. 'Pars Secunda' has imprint dated 1734; 'Pars Tertia' has the imprint 'Florentiae.... Typis Petri Caietani Vivianii' dated 1743, with a colophon dated '1744'. Text in Latin with quotations and examples in inscriptions in Greek. The plates are chiefly engraved by Vincenzo Franceschini; with engraved head-pieces and initials, and woodcut illustrations throughout. Part I contains the inscriptions in Florence; part II the inscriptions in Pisa, Siena, Fiesole, Pistoia, Prato, Volterra, Arezzo, Cortona, Chiusi and Montepulciano; part III includes inscriptions and antiquities 'Qvae In Florentinis Mvseis Ceterisqve Per Etrvriam Spectantvr'. The antiquarian Antonio Francesco Gori is now chiefly remembered for commencing the twelve-volume Museum Florentinum, 1731-1766 (q.v.), describing the Medici and other collections of antiquities in Florence.
Copy Notes Bought from Thomas Boone for £2 2s., 4 July 1815. (Spiers Box). Inscribed in pencil by Boone on front free-endpaper of vol. I Ancient Inscriptions & / many fine Outline Plates / gems &c and with his price and codes axx 3 vols. £2=2s=0 / a2x.
Binding C18th sprinkled calf, gilt-ruled spine, red and green morocco spine-labels. Volume I with additional paper spine-label lettered in ink 'Gorii'.
Reference Number 940
Additional Names Thomas Boone; Inscriptions; Salvini, Anton Maria (1653--1729)
Inscriptiones antiquae in Etruriae urbibus exstantes. ...
Florentiae (Place), typis Iosephi Manni,, 1727--1743.
3 vols ; 29.1 cm. (sm. 2º)
I: LXXXVIII, 466, [2] p., XX pl. (7 fold.) : illus.
II: XV, [1], 463, [1] p., II fold. letterpress tables : illus.
III: CLVI, 368, [124] p., III, XLVII pl. (41 fold) : illus.
Anonymous. Title and imprint from general title-page, in volume I only; each volume additionally has a part title-page naming the editor as Antonio Francesco Gori, with notes in vol. I (i.e. 'Pars Prima') by Anton Maria Salvini. 'Pars Secunda' has imprint dated 1734; 'Pars Tertia' has the imprint 'Florentiae.... Typis Petri Caietani Vivianii' dated 1743, with a colophon dated '1744'. Text in Latin with quotations and examples in inscriptions in Greek. The plates are chiefly engraved by Vincenzo Franceschini; with engraved head-pieces and initials, and woodcut illustrations throughout. Part I contains the inscriptions in Florence; part II the inscriptions in Pisa, Siena, Fiesole, Pistoia, Prato, Volterra, Arezzo, Cortona, Chiusi and Montepulciano; part III includes inscriptions and antiquities 'Qvae In Florentinis Mvseis Ceterisqve Per Etrvriam Spectantvr'. The antiquarian Antonio Francesco Gori is now chiefly remembered for commencing the twelve-volume Museum Florentinum, 1731-1766 (q.v.), describing the Medici and other collections of antiquities in Florence.
Copy Notes Bought from Thomas Boone for £2 2s., 4 July 1815. (Spiers Box). Inscribed in pencil by Boone on front free-endpaper of vol. I Ancient Inscriptions & / many fine Outline Plates / gems &c and with his price and codes axx 3 vols. £2=2s=0 / a2x.
Binding C18th sprinkled calf, gilt-ruled spine, red and green morocco spine-labels. Volume I with additional paper spine-label lettered in ink 'Gorii'.
Reference Number 940
Additional Names Thomas Boone; Inscriptions; Salvini, Anton Maria (1653--1729)