Abstract
The publisher Georg Muller in Frankfurt put out eighteen books between 1660 and 1663. Eight were translations from Italian, three of which were Italian literary texts translated by Johann Makle: Boccaccio’s Labirinto d’amore (otherwise known as Corbaccio ), Antonio Santacroce’s Segreteria di Apollo and Arcangela Tarabotti’s Semplicita ingannata . The contribution will analyze these translations focusing especially on adaptation for a German Lutheran public and searching for a possible editorial project in Muller’s catalogue.
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