Charles de la Rue or Carolus Ruaeus (Paris, 1643-1725), was the editor of
the Vergil edition in the series "ad usum Delphini. His editing work on
Vergil was printed more than 40 times before 1801, with or without the notes
of others.
Biographical references:
PAUPHILET (1996) 0711-712: Le XVIIe siècle (Parijs, 1996)
SCHNEIDER (1982) D044: Vergil. Handschriften und Drücke der Herzog
August
Bibliothek, Wolfenbüttel (Wolfenbüttel, 1982)
ZEDLER (1961) 33: 1512-1513: Grosses vollständiges Universal Lexikon.
Johan HANSELAER
http://home.tiscalinet.be/beledimar
(Belgian Editions, printed before 1801, on the Market)
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Philip Thibodeau
Verzonden: dinsdag 5 maart 2002 17:03
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Onderwerp: Re: VIRGIL: call for help
In an article on "Astronomical Cruces in the Georgics" (TAPA 79: 24-45),
Robert J. Getty refers in passing to a conjecture made by a certain "De la
Rue (1675)" - without offering any further bibliographical data. He/she may
be Vergilian scholar or commentator, or perhaps a student of ancient
astronomy, fl. c.1675. Do listmembers have any idea who this individual
might be?
Thanks,
Philip Thibodeau
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