Abstract
Ugo Tucci wrote on the printed tradition of Benedetto Cotrugli’s work in 1990. No other element able to shed completely new light on editorial events has emerged since then. It is still, however, possible to look again at just how much Tucci took into consideration and try to see if other suggestions can emerge.
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Tucci (1990, 3–17).
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On Silvio Belli, see Barbieri (1965).
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It is also noted an example with a dedication to the Ragusan merchant Francesco Radagli, kept in the Baltazar Bogišić library in Cavtat (Ragusa Vecchia) (Tucci CitationRef CitationID="CR102">1990</CitationRef>, 4).
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Between 1470 and 1600 at least 136 books concerning generically commercial tecniques were published in Venice. The other major publishing centers were far behind: Antwerp with 84, Frankfort 76, London 59, Lyon 53 (Hook et al. 1991).
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A replica of the French translation was edited by Luc Marco and Robert Noumen for the publisher L’Harmattan (Cotrugli 2008).
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Infelise, M. (2017). The Printed Editions of Benedetto Cotrugli’s Treaty. In: Carraro, C., Favero, G. (eds) Benedetto Cotrugli – The Book of the Art of Trade . Palgrave Macmillan, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-39969-0_9
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