Biondo Flavio

De Roma instaurata (reconstruction of ancient Roman topography); Brescia Angelus Britannicus 1503. BOUND WITH De Roma triumphante (a discussion of pagan Rome as a model for new reform in contemporary institutions); De Gestis Venetorum; and De Italia illustrata (geography and history of 18 Italian provinces), Venice Bernardino Vitali, 1503. Adams B 2067. The Italia illustrata has naturally been given more attention than the other, for in it Biondo achieved a new and fruitful combination of show more geography and history, of antiquities and contemporary observation . they stimulated a host of other topographers and antiquaries who were better equipped." (Renaissance Essays 1951, p.40; see also: A new sense of the past: the scholarship of Biondo Flavio (1392-1463). BOUND WITH: Id., De Roma Instaurata libri tres... (Al colophon:) Impressum Venetiis: per Bernardinum Venetum de Vitalibus, 1503. Spaces for drop caps without guide letters in the first work, figured drop caps on a black background engraved in wood in the second. show less

Riferimenti: Index Aureliensis, IV, 119475 Marca V360 sul frontespizio Corsivo, romano; segnatura: ⁸ A-2H⁸ 2I⁴ Bianca c. 2I4 Iniziali e fregio xil Le c. 2H1v - 2I3v contengono: Annotationi contra Biondo, ne la sua Roma di Giouanni Bartolomeo Marliano milanese Var. B: ricomposto il fascicolo 2I4 con aggiunta del colophon (In Vinegia : appresso Domenico Giglio, 1558).

parte di ''Blondii Flauii Forliuiensis De Roma triumphante libri decem, priscorum scriptorum lectoribus utilissimi, ad totiusque Romanae antiquitatis cognitionem pernecessarij. Romae instauratae libri 3 Italia illustrata Historiarum ab inclinato Rom. imperio decades 3. Omnia multo quam ante castigatiora di Flavio Biondo''.
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