MANUTIUS Aldus

MANUTIUS Aldus
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MANUTIUS Aldus
ex erudita familia Typographorum Venetorum, omnes nervos ad Barbariem e Latio pellendam intendit. Circa A. C. 1520. Scripsit Institutiones Grammaticae Graecae. Notas in Horatium, Homerum etc. Gesner. in Biblioth. Frater Francisci, itidem impense eruditi, et Pauli, de quo infra.
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MANUTIUS Aldus
fil. Pauli, geminô C. se vocavit Manuccium ut Florentinâ stirpe se descendere doceret, sub Sixto V. Romae Professor scripsit de Orthographia, 3. libros Epistolarum, Commentar. in Censorinum, etc. inter praeclarissima sui saeculi ingenia, sed tantâ rei familiaris angustia, ut Bibliothecam suam insignem a patre, avo, et avunculis magnis, ingenti sumptui et curâ collectam, vendere fuerit coactus: quâ, 80. milib. voluminum constante, Pisani hodieque gloriantur. Adde, quod tam infelix fuerit, ut doctissimus licet esset, plerumque Auditoribus careret, et horam lectionis ante fores obambulando insumere necesse haberet. Vide Ianum Nic. Erythraeum, alias Ioh. Victorinum de Rossi, in Pmacoth. p. 1. c. 109. Le Mire de Script. S. Gesner. in Biblioth. Placcium de Plagiis Litterat. qui ex Rhellicano magnam partem Notarum in Gaesarem exscripsisse tradit, Anton. Teissier. Elog. 1. 2. qui seriem reliquorum eius librorum exhibet etc. Obiit Romae A. C. 1597. aetat. 50

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