Beschrijving
Utrecht, gedruckt voor Simon de Vries, boeckverkooper onder de Laeckensnijders int Paradijs, 1650. [The frontispiece gives 1649 as year of publishing and 'Tragedische Historie' as short title.]
Het seste deel van de Tragische oft klaechlijcke Historien in de welcke begrepen sijn seer jammerlijcke feyten, waerachtig geschiet, tot spiegel van alle menschen
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We could trace only one copy of this sixth volume in the De Vries-edition (Museum Plantin-Moretus). Not in KB/STCN. 12mo. Contemporary vellum(smudged), broken on first innerhinge. Small tear in first flyleaf. According to Keersmaekers the stories in Vol 6 are not by Bandello. Reinier Telle translated the originally Italian stories of this volume from the French into Dutch.
He asked his friend Bredero for a versification of the intermezzi. The text is complete, but the pages are misnumbered. [8], 698 pp. [skips p. 21, p. 321-330, p.419 numbered as 371, p. 560 numbered as 661. With a beautiful designed frontispiece by Reinier van Persyn. The drawing illustrates two moments from the second story: in the foreground the lovers are left behind on the island, while the boat returns to the ship; above a scene among the trees: the lady buries her dead husband. See: Keersmaekers, G. A. Brederos Vertaalde gedichten, 1981.
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