Terrestrial And Celestial Globes Their History And Construction Including a Co
Terrestrial And Celestial Globes Their History And Construction Including a Co
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Ac Rever. D. D. CL. A. Bauma Arch. Bis. , " and the signa- ture, "Elaborabat Francis. De Mongenet. V. E. V. " On the celestial gores we read "lUustr. Ac Rever. D. D. CL. A. Bauma Arch. Bis. E. V. , " the signature "Elaborabat Fran- ciscus De. Mongenet. V. , " and the privilege "Cum privilegio Pont. Max. Sqe. Ven. " Citing again Marcel's opinion, the Claudio de la Baume referred to was Archbishop of Besangon, and the letter "V" placed after the name of the globe maker doubtless refers to Vesoul,... his birthplace; the letters "E. V. " may stand either for "Excusum Venetiis, " indicating the city in which the work was done, or for "Enea Vico, " the name of the actual engraver of the gores, who is known as having been at that time an engraver of medals, being now especially remembered for his medals of the first twelve Emperors of Rome. * The gores of the first edition were printed from engraved wooden blocks; the second were printed from engraved copper plates which exhibit a very superior workmanship, and it is to be noted that many more names appear on the terrestrial gores than on those of the first edition.
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Ac Rever. D. D. CL. A. Bauma Arch. Bis. , " and the signa- ture, "Elaborabat Francis. De Mongenet. V. E. V. " On the celestial gores we read "lUustr. Ac Rever. D. D. CL. A. Bauma Arch. Bis. E. V. , " the signature "Elaborabat Fran- ciscus De. Mongenet. V. , " and the privilege "Cum privilegio Pont. Max. Sqe. Ven. " Citing again Marcel's opinion, the Claudio de la Baume referred to was Archbishop of Besangon, and the letter "V" placed after the name of the globe maker doubtless refers to Vesoul,... his birthplace; the letters "E. V. " may stand either for "Excusum Venetiis, " indicating the city in which the work was done, or for "Enea Vico, " the name of the actual engraver of the gores, who is known as having been at that time an engraver of medals, being now especially remembered for his medals of the first twelve Emperors of Rome. * The gores of the first edition were printed from engraved wooden blocks; the second were printed from engraved copper plates which exhibit a very superior workmanship, and it is to be noted that many more names appear on the terrestrial gores than on those of the first edition.
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