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Rukopisi, kolacija svjedoka predaje i paratekstovi nadgrobnog govora Nikole Modruškog za kardinala Pietra Riarija (1474)

Rad iznosi najvažnije podatke o rukopisnim izvorima latinskog govora Nikole Modruškog za kardinala Pietra Riarija (nakon 18. siječnja 1474). Potom se izvještava o rezultatima kolacije trinaest poznatih izvora predaje teksta (tiskanih izdanja i rukopisa). Napokon, po prvi se put objavljuju i analiziraju stihovani paratekstovi iz mletačkoga prijepisa Nikolina govora.

novolatinska književnost ; rukopis ; tekstualna tradicija ; nadgrobni govor ; paratekst ; epigram ; renesansni humanizam ; Italija ; kardinali ; Katolička Crkva

The Latin funeral oration of Nicholas, bishop of Modruš (1427–1480) for the cardinal priest of St Sixtus and the nephew of Pope Sixtus IV Pietro Riario (1445 – 5 January 1474), Oratio in funere reverendissimi domini d. Petri cardinalis Sancti Sixti (after January 18, 1474), is known from seven printed editions (1474–1484) and six more manuscript copies. It was, obviously, a popular example of the funeral rhetoric of papal Renaissance Rome. In Croatian literary history, the oration is also significant as the first printed book by a Croatian author. We bring new material for the history of the reception of Nicholas’ oration, first by reviewing its known manuscript sources. All are humanist miscellanies; six of them are today in Italian libraries; a copy was transcribed by the German humanist Hartmann Schedel, and there is another one in Olomouc, today in the Czech Republic (the only one written in bastarda, typical for Bohemia during the 14th and 15th century; others are in humanist minuscule). There are no traces of authorial interventions and no significant marginal notes or corrections in the manuscripts. Next, we present a c