Aldus Manutius

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Al·dus Ma·nu·tius

 (ôl′dəs mə-no͞o′shəs, -shē-əs, -nyo͞o′-, ŏl′-)
See Aldus Manutius.
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Aldus Manutius

(ˈɔːldəs məˈnjuːʃɪəs)
n
(Biography) 1450–1515, Italian printer, noted for his fine editions of the classics. He introduced italic type
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Ma•nu•ti•us

(məˈnu ʃi əs, -ˈnyu-)

n.
Aldus (Teobaldo Mannucci or Manuzio), 1450–1515, Italian printer and classical scholar.
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Decisiva per la divulgazione della favola antica in eta umanistica fu la stampa dell'idillio di Museo nel 1495 ad opera di Aldo Manuzio cui segui, per cura dello stesso, la traduzione latina con testo a fronte tra il 1495 e il 1497; (11) le edizioni aldine ebbero duratura fortuna, furono ristampate piu volte con pochi ritocchi e costituirono un testo di riferimento per edizioni successive, come quella fuori d'Italia per cura di Johann Froben pubblicata a Basilea nel 1518.
salida de los talleres de Aldo Manuzio y de su autor Francesco Colonna.
Punctuation and the lack of emendations in Manuzio (T1) and Bekker (T2) may suggest a reading along the same lines as that advanced here (or a mere refusal to intervene).
The Gallerie dell'Accademia in Venice hosted a nice exhibition that did not give us the same old show pieces, but placed Aldus's achievement into its broader cultural context, as recorded in the exhibition catalogue, Aldo Manuzio: Renaissance in Venice (Venice, 2016; an Italian-language edition is also available).
Estas passagens confirmam que, apesar de algumas relacoes entre autor e impressor terem se tornado emblematicas na epoca, como a que se desenvolveu entre Aldo Manuzio e o circulo europeu de letrados que se reunia em seu entorno em Veneza, ou aquela entre Erasmo e Frobenius na Basileia entre as decadas de 1510 e 1530, estas relacoes "pouco tem a ver com as oficinas de impressao que a maior parte dos cidadaos da Republica das Letras conhecia melhor" (GRAFTON 1980, p.
Peri Hypsous made its way into Italy in manuscript form in the mid-fifteenth century and was first published in 1554 by Francesco Robortello, followed by the Greek editions of Paolo Manuzio (1555) and Francesco Porto (1570), Latin translations by Domenico Pizzimenti (1566) and Pietro Pagano (1572), and an Italian translation by Giovanni Niccolo da Falgano (1575).