Cologny. Fondation Martin Bodmer, Cod. Bodmer 39

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Library

Cologny. Fondation Martin Bodmer

Shelfmark

• Cod. Bodmer 39

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• https://data.biblissima.fr/entity/Q218707

Date

• 15th century
• 1467

Language

• Italian

Title

• Giovanni Boccaccio, Elegia di madonna Fiammetta

Agent

• Preferred form

  • Boccace (1313-1375)

  Role

  • Author

  Original form

  • Author: Boccaccio

  Other form

  • Boccaccio, Giovanni (1313-1375)
  • Giovanni Boccaccio
  • Boccace
  • Giovanni Boccacio
  • Boccace (1313-1375)
  • JEHAN BOCCACE
  • JEHAN BOCACE DE CERTALD
  • JEHAN BOCCACE DE CRETALD
  • JEHAN BOCACE
  • Jean BOCCACE
  • BOCCACE
  • Johannes Boccacius
  • JEHAN BOCCACE, de Calcald
  • Boccace, Jean
  • Boccace, 1313-1375
  • Boccaccio, Giovanni
  • Boccaccio, Giovanni, 1313-1375
  • Boccaccio
  • Boccace (1313-1375). Traducteur
  • Boccaccio, Giovanni (1313/14-1375)
  • Boccaccio, Giovanni - oorspronkelijke auteur
  • Boccaccio, Giovanni - auteur
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  Biblissima authority file

  • https://data.biblissima.fr/entity/Q2564

• Preferred form

  • Munich. Karl & Faber

  Role

  • Seller

  Original form

  • Seller: Karl und Faber Kunst- und Literaturantiquariat

  Other form

  • Seller: Karl, Georg
  • Antiquariat Karl & Faber, München

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Description

• The Elegia di madonna Fiammetta, dedicated to "women in love", describes in the first person the feelings of the young Neapolitan Fiammetta, who has been left by her beloved Panfilo. The Elegia, a prose work written by Boccaccio in his youth, praised for the subtlety of its psychological approach, mixes autobiographical elements and obvious references to Latin literature. It is preserved here in a manuscript copied in 1467 by Giovanni Cardello da Imola, whose regular calligraphy is set off by decorations in bianchi girari (white vine-stem).

Place

• Preferred form

  • Italy

  Original form

  • Italy

  Other form

  • Italie
  • Italie (?)
  • Italie (Toscane?)
  • Italie (Venise ?).
  • Italie ?
  • Italie (région de Venise ?).
  • Italie (Florence ?)
  • Italie,
  • Italie.
  • Itàlia
  • Italien
  • Italia
  • Italië
  • Italie (Toscane ?)
  • Itàlia (Toscana?)
  • Italien (Toskana?)
  • Italy (Tuscany?)
  • Italia (Toscana?)
  • Italy (Verona)
  • Italy (Naples?)
  • Italy (Florence?)
  • Italy (Naples?)(
  • Italy (Rome?)
  • Italy (Florence)
  • Italy, Bologna (?)
  • Italy, probably Naples
  • Italy, Naples
  • Italy, possibly Naples
  • Italy (perhaps Bologna)
  • Italy (Nonantola)
  • Probably Northern Italy
  • Padua or Venice
  • Italy (Tuscany)
  • Italy, northern (?)
  • Italy and France (illumination)
  • Italy and France (?)
  • Most likely northern Italy
  • Probably northern Italy (Verona?)
  • [Italy]
  • Italy, copied by Leon ben Joshua de Rossi of Cesena
  • Italy [Ancona or Pesaro?], [copied by Joseph ben Nissim Fermi?]
  • [Italy] copied by Samson ben Elijah Halfan
  • Italy, Venice?
  • Fols. 2-4: [Italy]
  • Treviglio? (Italy)
  • Fols. 1-98: [Italy]; fols. 100-302: [Italy]
  • Rovere (della Luna, Trent?) (Italy)
  • Ff. 1-64: [Italy]
  • Italy, North?
  • Italy, Bologna?
  • Italy, Reggio-Emilia?
  • Italy, Padua?
  • Italy, Ferrara or Bologna
  • Italy, Padua or Rome
  • Italy, Ferrara?
  • Italy, Genoa?
  • Italy, Probably Padua
  • Italy, Parma or Cremona?
  • Italy, Padua or Venice
  • Italy, Lombardy or Bologna?
  • Italy, Umbria?
  • Italy, Rome?
  • Italy, Ferrara or Venice?
  • Italy, Northeast?
  • Italy, Bologna or Venice?
  • Italy, Veneto, Venice?
  • Italy, Rome or Naples
  • Italy, South?
  • Italy, Florence?
  • Italy, Verona?
  • Italy, Brescia or Padua?
  • Italy, Ferrara or Padua?
  • Italy, Venice or Padua
  • Italy, Cremona Brescia? and Bologna
  • Italy, Ferrara or Verona?
  • Italy, Urbino or Mantua(?)
  • Italy, Padua or Rome?
  • Italy, Naples?
  • Italy, North?, Siena?
  • Italy, Probably Venice
  • Italy, Venice or Treviso
  • Italy, North? or French, South?
  • Italy, Mantua or Ferrara?
  • Italy, Rimini?
  • Italy, Padua or Venice?
  • Italy, Florence or Rome
  • Italy, Northwest?
  • Italy, North, Genoa?
  • Italy, Lombardy or Verona
  • Italy, Emilia?
  • Italy, Venice or Verona
  • Italy, Veneto?
  • Italy, Emilia or Mantua?
  • Italy, Northeast, Ferrara?
  • Italy, Central?
  • Italy, Genoa (?)
  • Italy, Herculaneum(?)
  • IT
  • Italy.
  • Italië (?)
  • Italia (?)
  • [Italien (Teil 1)
  • [Italien ]
  • Italien (II)
  • Italien (II.)
  • Italien (I)
  • Italien (IV)
  • Itália
  • [Italië]
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Rights

• e-codices - Virtual Manuscript Library of Switzerland

License

• http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/

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Manifest URL

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