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GULIELMI SHAKESPEARE CARMINA QUAE SONNETS NUNCUPANTUR.
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GULIELMI SHAKESPEARE CARMINA QUAE SONNETS NUNCUPANTUR. Latine Reddita ab Alvredo Thoma Barton Edenda Curavit Joannes Harrower.

Publication details: Medici Society,1913,

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A notable translation, rendering the Sonnets of Shakespeare into Latin hexameters and elegiac couplets, constituting the major published work of the classical scholar A.T. Barton of Pembroke College, Oxford - who died the year before his ambition to bring Shakespeare's work to a much smaller audience was realised in print. The vellum binding was restricted to the subscribers, who numbered just under seventy, and a photogravure portrait was laid in - though not present here it has offset slightly to the verso of the flyleaf, providing a ghostly apparition of the translator.

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1913, pp. x, 155, royal 8vo, original Zaehnsdorf binding (not signed) of full vellum, triple fillet borders, that to upper board with lettering in gilt within, a few spots to vellum, t.e.g, others untrimmed, edges a little browned, light spotting to endpapers and blanks, with the turn-ins a little spotted also, very good

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