Dubrovnik annals, No. 25, 2021.
Original scientific paper
https://doi.org/10.21857/mwo1vcjd5y
Arthur Evans and the Illyrian Parnassus
Ivan Lupić
orcid.org/0000-0002-4208-6362
; Stanford University, Stanford, United States of America
Abstract
The article discusses the fate of the collection of twenty-two manuscript volumes which were supposed to serve as the basis for the first printed edition of Ragusan literary classics, envisioned in the second half of the eighteenthcentury by Carlo Antonio Occhi, the first printer-publisher of the Republic of Ragusa. The name of this unsuccessful publishing project was the Illyrian Parnassus. The bulk of this manuscript collection, previously unknown to scholars, is today preserved as part of the Arthur Evans bequest in the Special Collections at the UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies in London. The scribe who produced the collection is identified as Petar Bašić (1751-1814).
Keywords
Arthur Evans (1851-1941); Ragusa (Dubrovnik); scribal culture; Petar Bašić (1751-1814); Renaissance literature; book history
Hrčak ID:
267786
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Publication date:
1.12.2021.
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