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Saturnalium sermonum libri duo, qui de gladiatoribus

Book 1604 Latin Germany

Justus Lipsius

Entered from Gelli as a bibliographically relevant antiquarian witness touching arms and gladiatorial practice.

Vigeant 1882 includes the Lipsius gladiatorial volume for the imaginative but interesting sword-actions shown in the plates and for the historical study of gladiatorial customs in ancient Rome.

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Bibliographic Overview
TitleSaturnalium sermonum libri duo, qui de gladiatoribus
AuthorJustus Lipsius
Earliest publication date1604
LanguageLatin
CountryGermany
Document typeBook
Authority statement
Justus Lipsius
Authority Roles
Author
Justus Lipsius
Edition History
Saturnalium sermonum libri duo, qui de gladiatoribus 1604
CityAntwerp
PublisherOfficina Plantiniana
PrinterIoannem Moretum
Format
Pages136, [4] p.
Dimensions26 cm
Jena, 1604. Antiquarian gladiatorial witness cited by Gelli.

Vigeant 1882, pp. 84-85: Antverpiae, ex officina Plantiniana, apud Ioannem Moretum, 1604. Final corrected edition in quarto, with copper figures, 4 plates outside the text, and 10 engravings in the text.

Quality phase 101j: incorrect inherited or malformed city replaced after individual edition review.

Quality phase 101j: explicit publisher/printer statement linked after individual review.

Quality phase 101j: Antwerp imprint and physical description independently confirmed in the Bizkaia and Russian National Electronic Library catalogues.

Quality phase 189: publication year independently closed against the exact Antwerp manifestation.
Scholarly References
Gelli entry GEL-P562-E002
Gelli (1890)
Jacopo Gelli, Bibliografia generale della scherma con note critiche, biografiche e storiche.
Pages 562 · Entry GEL-P562-E002
Vigeant entry VIG-P084-E002
Vigeant (1882)
Arsène Vigeant, La Bibliographie de l'escrime ancienne et moderne. Paris: Imprimé par Motteroz, 1882.
Pages 84-85 · Entry VIG-P084-E002