Dutch Prints (H): Difference between revisions

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The first Dutch print of the Historia septem sapientum was published in 1479 by Gheraert Leeu in Gouda. It is one of the first Dutch fictional narratives and has probably been translated from the Latin print Historia septem sapientum Romae. [Köln: Printer of pseudo-Augustinus, De fide (Johann Schilling), 1473] (see Schlusemann 2023a: 124, Schlusemann 2023b: 92). Schlusemann lists eleven editions published until 1800, four of them already within the incunabula period: 1479, 1483, [1484], [ca. 1489] (see 2023b: 92–93, 120).

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General Information

Language within Version

Dutch

Parent Versions

Dutch Version H

Branch of the tradition

Seven Sages of Rome

Language & Composition

Date of Composition

1479

Source for date of composition

Schlusemann (2023a), Schlusemann (2023b)

Literature & Editions

Modern research literature

Schlusemann (2023a), Schlusemann (2023b), Hellinga (1973a), Hellinga (1973b)

Recorded Branch of This Secondary Version

H (Historia Septem Sapientum)

Connected Prints

	Has Language	Has Sort Date Of Print
Een Schoone ende genoegelijke Historie, van de Seven Wijsen van Romen […]. Amsterdam: heirs widow Gysbert de Groot & Antony van Dam in comp., 1719	Dutch	1719
Een schoone Ende ghenoechlicke historie van de seven vroeden van Roomen. Amsterdam: Cornelis Cool, [ca. 1640]	Dutch	1640
Een schoone en genoegelyke historie, Van de zeven wyzen Van Romen. Amsterdam: Barentsz. Koene, 1819	Dutch	1819
Een schoone ende genoechlijcke Historie Vande seuen Vroeden van Roomen. Amsterdam: Willhelm Janszoon [Van Campen] for Cornelis Claesz., 1595	Dutch	1595
Een schoone ende genoegelijke historie, Van de zeeven wyzen Van Romen. Amsterdam: Erben van der Putte, 1792	Dutch	1792
Een schoone ende genoegelijke historie, van de zeeven wyzen van Romen […]. Amsterdam: heirs vander Putte, [1768–1794]	Dutch	1768
Een schoone ende genoegelyke Historie van de Seven Wijsen Van Romen […]. Amsterdam: heirs widow Gysbert de Groot, 1725	Dutch	1725
Een schoone ende ghenoechlicke Historie vande seven Wijsen van Roomen […]. Amsterdam: Ot. Barentsz. Smient, 1641	Dutch	1641
Hier beghint die historie van die seuen wise mannen van romen (incipit) [Gouda: Printer of Teghen die strael der minnen, ca. 1484]	Dutch	1484 ^JL
Hier beghint die hystorie van die seuen wise mannen van romen (incipit) Delft: [Jacob Jacobszoon van der Meer], 13 Jan 1483	Dutch	13 January 1483 ^JL
Van die seuen vroede van roemen. [Delft: Jacob Jacobszoon van der Meer or Christian Snellaert, ca. 1489]	Dutch	1489 ^JL
[H]Ier beghint die historie van die seuen wijse mannen van romen (incipit) [Gouda: Gheraert Leeu, 1479]	Dutch	25 July 1479 ^JL

Adaptations

Source for composition and adaptation information

Schlusemann (2023a), Schlusemann (2023b)

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+|Has Description=The first Dutch print of the ''Historia septem sapientum'' was published in [[“HIer beghint die historie van die seuen wijse mannen van romen”. Gouda: Gheraert Leeu, 1479|1479 by Gheraert Leeu in Gouda]]. It is one of the first Dutch fictional narratives and has probably been translated from the Latin print ''[[Historia septem sapientum Romae. Köln: Printer of pseudo-Augustinus, De fide (Johann Schilling), 1473|Historia septem sapientum Romae. [Köln: Printer of pseudo-Augustinus, De fide (Johann Schilling), 1473]]]'' (see Schlusemann [[Schlusemann (2023a)|2023a]]: 124, Schlusemann [[Schlusemann (2023b)|2023b]]: 92). Schlusemann lists eleven editions published until 1800, four of them already within the incunabula period: [[“HIer beghint die historie van die seuen wijse mannen van romen”. Gouda: Gheraert Leeu, 1479|1479]], [[Hier beghint die hystorie van die seuen wise mannen van romen (incipit) Delft: Jacob Jacobszoon van der Meer|1483]], [[Hier beghint die historie van die seuen wise mannen van romen (incipit) Gouda: Printer of Teghen die strael der minnen, ca. 1484|[1484]]], [[Van die seuen vroede van roemen. Delft: Jacob Jacobszoon van der Meer or Christian Snellaert, ca. 1489|[ca. 1489]]] (see 2023b: 92–93, 120).
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