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摘要
Guillaume Budé的De asse et partibus eius的非常短的Breviarium的早期出版历史被分析和澄清,最早的版本可以追溯到1520年左右。尽管篇幅很短,但它是一部有影响力的小作品,尤其是它与卡斯伯特·汤斯顿的《艺术的晚餐》之间的联系。有人认为,布德本人是Brevianum的作者,这可能与巴德/波尔齐奥关于“sestertius”和“sestertinum”的争议有关。
The early publication history of the very short Breviarium of Guillaume Budé's De asse et partibus eius is analysed and clarified, and the earliest versions are dated to c. 1520. Though short, it was an influential little work, and in particular its links with Cuthbert Tunstall's De arte supputandi are explored. It is argued that Bude himself was the author of the Brevianum, and that it may have a relevance to the Budé/Porzio controversy about the 'sestertius' and 'sestertium'.