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2. 1514 (1519?) ¶ Virgil
BL C.19.C.22, 215 × 102 mm (figure 2); BL G9696, 202 × 95 mm; JRULM 3361, 197 ×
97 mm
Renouard, p. 64[41]
3. 1517 Ausonius
BN Rés.p.Yc.896, 195 × 94 mm; CUL Sel.6.55, 171 × 97 mm
Renouard, pp. 80–81
4. 1517 Martial
BLaur D'Elci 1083, 180 × 94 mm
Centi, p. 371[42]
5. 1518 Pontanus, Amorum libri
PML 1564, 186 × 95 mm
Fletcher, p. 113; Needham 1994, p. 135
6. 1518 ¶ Pomponius Mela
PML 1559, 176 × 90 mm
Fletcher, p. 113
7. 1518–1521 Livy, 4 vols
JRULM 20953, 208 × 100 mm[43]
Renouard, p. 84
8. 1519 ¶ Cicero, Orationes, 3 vols
BLaur D'Elci 1178–1180, 208 × 95 mm; JRULM 5371, 200 × 98 mm, 205 × 98 mm,
203 × 98 mm
Renouard, p. 86; Centi, p. 160
9. 1519 ¶ Horace
BL C.19.c.5, 210 × 99 mm
Renouard, p. 88[44]
10. 1520 Quintus Curtius
T. Kimball Brooker, Chicago, 184 × 97 mm
Brooker (letter of 7/7/2003)
11. 1521 ¶ Terence
Renouard, pp. 91–92
12. 1521 ¶ Petrarch
BTriv Triv.Petr.34, 171 × 93 mm[45]
Renouard, pp. 92–93
13. 1521 Longolius
PML 1424, 178 × 102 mm
Fletcher, p. 114

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14. 1521 ¶ Sallust
BTriv Triv.H608, 212 × 97 mm
Renouard, p. 93
15. 1522 Asconius Pedianus
Renouard, p. 96
16. 1533 Castilgione
BL C.16.g.10, 177 × 94 mm; PML 28071, 181 × 92 mm
Renouard, pp. 107–108; Fletcher, p. 115
17. 1533 Cicero, Epistolae familiares
BL 1454.d.6, 210 × 101 mm
Renouard, p. 108
18. 1533 Sannazaro, De partu virginis
BLaur D'Elci 291, 202 × 94 mm; BN Rés.p.Yc.1276, 200 × 98 mm (Grolier binding);
Devonshire Collection, Chatsworth, 187 × 97 mm (Grolier binding)
Renouard, p. 110; Centi, p. 514; Nixon, p. 53
19. 1533 ¶ Capella
BLaur D'Elci 826, 190 × 100 mm (Grolier binding); JRULM 20942, 201 × 97 mm (Grolier
binding)
Renouard, p. 110; Centi, p. 124
20. 1533–1534 ¶ Ovid, 3 vols
DSB Ald.Ren.109,8–1 (vol.1), 197 × 95 mm; HLH WKR 16.4.2, 200 × 100 mm (Grolier
binding); TCD Quin 66, 210 × 98 mm
Renouard, p. 109; Needham 1994, p. 135
21. 1534 ¶ Priapaea
BL C.19.c.6, 215 × 96 mm
Renouard, p. 110[46]
22. 1534 ¶ Valerius Maximus
BN Rés.Z.4607, 188 × 96 mm (Grolier binding); ONW 22.0.12-Alt.Einb, 200 ×
100 mm
Renouard, pp. 110–111
23. 1534 Sannazaro, Arcadia
Devonshire Collection, Chatsworth, 188 × 105 mm (Grolier binding)
Renouard, p. 112[47]
24. 1534 Sannazaro, Sonetti
Renouard, p. 112; Nixon, pp. 37–38

[41]

According to Renouard there is another copy "en grand papier" of this edition in the
Quin collection, Trinity College, Dublin. In fact, the Quin copy, which measures 170 × 106
mm, is printed on paper with the cardinal's hat watermark and so belongs to the main print
run on narrow-median paper.

[42]

For a possible royal-paper copy of another 1517 octavo, Oppian's De piscibus, see
above, n. 33.

[43]

The copy is bound in eight volumes. At the same press-mark there is also a narrow-
median copy of the fifth volume, published in 1533.

[44]

The Bibliothèque Nationale de France does not possess a copy "en grand papier" of
this edition, as Renouard states.

[45]

The copy is printed on white paper as far as f. 103, and then on blue paper. As Ren-
ouard observes, it is obviously made up from two different copies. I include the copy in my list,
not without misgivings, because it has large bottom margins.

[46]

Renouard (p. 81) mistakenly attributes this royal-paper copy, of Cracherode prov-
enance, to the 1517 edition.

[47]

Renouard wrongly states that there is a copy of this edition "en grand papier" and
with a Grolier binding in the Bibliothèque Nationale de France. Presumably he confused it with
their copy of the 1514 edition (see entry 1).