La Divina Commedia.

A cura di Tommaso Casini. Quinta edizione accresciuta e corretta. Firenze, Sansoni 1915, cm.13,5x20,5, pp.XVII,868, rilegato.

Numerose ill. su tavv.a piena pagina nt. ed alcune ft. su cartoncino protetto da velina. Finali e testate incise. Nuovamente illustrata da Artisti Italiani a cura di Vittorio Alinari. Firenze, Fratelli Alinari 1902, cm.26x37, pp.140, rilegatura in mz.pelle, 5 nervi al dorso.

Divina Commedia Cod.Ital.474, a.R.4.8. Conservato presso la Biblioteca Estense di Modena. Commentario a cura di Ernesto Milano Ivrea, Priuli & Verlucca 1995, 2 volumi in cofanetto. cm.25,5x35, Facsimile di pp.280 (140 carte), commentario di pp.232. legatura del facsimile in tutta pelle, 5 nersi al dorso, titoli e greche al dorso e ai piatti. Il commentario è in legatura in mz.pelle. Edizione limitata in 500 copie numerate. This facsimile is complete (full-size color reproduction of the whole original document). This work, reproduced in authentic facsimile reprint in seven colours plus gilding, is printed in its actual size on Larius Matt Satin art paper especially manufactured for the publishers by the mill. It consists of two volumes. The first volume contains the authentic facsimile reprint of the 140 folios (280 pages) of the original codex. Written in Gothic characters, it is richly illustrated with watercolours on the upper margin of each page that represent the salient episodes of the Divine Comedy. The second volume contains the printed transcription of the original manuscript, accompanied by the historical-critical comments of Ernesto Milano, Director of the Biblioteca Estense in Modena, the library where the original codex is kept. Miniature:251 watercolor drawings; the first miniature is illuminated. The facsimile reprint is entirely bound in calfskin, with gilt toolings on the boards and the spine. The edition consists of only 500 numbered copies. Leather binding with gold tooling; a leather slipcase houses the half-leather commentary and the facsimile edition.

Novamente rivedute con un copiosissimo indice del contenuto di esse. Seconda edizione riveduta e corretta. Firenze, Barbera 1966, cm.12x18,5, pp.VI,454,CLVII, legatura editoriale in tutta tela, fregi e titoli in oro al dorso, tassello al dorso.

Divina Commedia Cod.Ital.474, a.R.4.8. Conservato presso la Biblioteca Estense di Modena. Commentario a cura di Ernesto Milano Ivrea, Priuli & Verlucca 1995, 2 volumi in cofanetto. cm.25,5x35, Facsimile di pp.280 (140 carte), commentario di pp.232. legatura del facsimile in tutta pelle, 5 nersi al dorso, titoli e greche al dorso e ai piatti. Il commentario è in legatura in mz.pelle. Edizione limitata in 500 copie numerate. This facsimile is complete (full-size color reproduction of the whole original document). This work, reproduced in authentic facsimile reprint in seven colours plus gilding, is printed in its actual size on Larius Matt Satin art paper especially manufactured for the publishers by the mill. It consists of two volumes. The first volume contains the authentic facsimile reprint of the 140 folios (280 pages) of the original codex. Written in Gothic characters, it is richly illustrated with watercolours on the upper margin of each page that represent the salient episodes of the Divine Comedy. The second volume contains the printed transcription of the original manuscript, accompanied by the historical-critical comments of Ernesto Milano, Director of the Biblioteca Estense in Modena, the library where the original codex is kept. Miniature:251 watercolor drawings; the first miniature is illuminated. The facsimile reprint is entirely bound in calfskin, with gilt toolings on the boards and the spine. The edition consists of only 500 numbered copies. Leather binding with gold tooling; a leather slipcase houses the half-leather commentary and the facsimile edition.

Numero monografico della rivista: Livorno cruciale. Quadrimestrale di Arte e Cultura, Numero 7. Pisa, ETS 2011, cm.17x24, pp.96 ill.a colori. brossura copertina figurata a colori.