1515 Silius Italicus PUNICA Second Punic War ROME Philip Junta Epic Latin Poetry

ITALICUS, Silius

1515 silius italicus punica second punic war rome philip junta epic latin poetry | the only surviving book of the epic roman poet silius italicus is ‘<em>punica’</em>, a fascinating work on the second punic war. First written during the late 1<sup>st</sup>-century, ‘<em>punica’</em> seems to have been modeled after virgil, livy, and homer and follows general hannibal of carthage and his military endeavors. Italicus was known for his stoic influence and focuses on concepts such as emotion, reason, and destiny, through the lens of a historical recounting of roman military leaders hannibal and scipio.   <u>this 1515 philip junta edition, published in florence, is an extremely important edition as it was the edition that aldus used as the basis for his 1523 printing. </u> edited and collected by ambrose nicander.   item number: #28481 price: $1950

$1,950.00

In stock

Free shipping wordwide!


Satisfaction Guaranteed

Unsure? Ask an Expert!

The only surviving book of the epic Roman poet Silius Italicus is ‘Punica’, a fascinating work on the Second Punic War. First written during the late 1st-century, ‘Punica’ seems to have been modeled after Virgil, Livy, and Homer and follows General Hannibal of Carthage and his military endeavors. Italicus was known for his stoic influence and focuses on concepts such as emotion, reason, and destiny, through the lens of a historical recounting of Roman military leaders Hannibal and Scipio.

 

This 1515 Philip Junta edition, published in Florence, is an extremely important edition as it was the edition that Aldus used as the basis for his 1523 printing. Edited and collected by Ambrose Nicander.

 

Item number: #28481

Price: $1950

$1,950.00

In stock

Free shipping wordwide!


Satisfaction Guaranteed

Image Gallery Description & Details

1515 Silius Italicus PUNICA Second Punic War ROME Philip Junta Epic Latin Poetry

 

The only surviving book of the epic Roman poet Silius Italicus is ‘Punica’, a fascinating work on the Second Punic War. First written during the late 1st-century, ‘Punica’ seems to have been modeled after Virgil, Livy, and Homer and follows General Hannibal of Carthage and his military endeavors. Italicus was known for his stoic influence and focuses on concepts such as emotion, reason, and destiny, through the lens of a historical recounting of Roman military leaders Hannibal and Scipio.

 

This 1515 Philip Junta edition, published in Florence, is an extremely important edition as it was the edition that Aldus used as the basis for his 1523 printing. Edited and collected by Ambrose Nicander.

 

Item number: #28481

Price: $1950

 

ITALICUS, Silius

 

Silii Italici opus de bello punico secundo, summa cura Ambrosii Nicandri castigatum restitutum multis carminibus quae in aliis desiderantur.

 

Firenze, opera & sumptu Filippo I Giunta, 1515.

 

Details:

  • Collation: Complete with all pages
    • 208 leaves
    • Colophon: Florenz, Impress. Florentiae opera et sumptu Philippi Juntae) 1515
  • References: USTC 856365; Edit16 28735;
  • Language: Latin
  • Binding: Vellum; tight and secure
  • Size: ~6.5in X 4.25in (16cm x 10.5cm)

 

Our Guarantee:

Very Fast. Very Safe. Free Shipping Worldwide.

Customer satisfaction is our priority! Notify us with 7 days of receiving, and we will offer a full refund without reservation!

                                           

Categories

Literature

Military & War

Authors

ITALICUS, Silius

Printing Date

16th Century

Language

Latin

Binding

Vellum

Book Condition

Excellent

Collation

Complete