Certamen Poeticum Hoeufftianum

[EstQuodFulmineIungo]

Hi all,
Do you know of any website/book where I can find all the winning poems of this contest that used to be held in Amsterdam?
In the absence of a complete collection of the works, a single poem that you happened to stumble upon and won the prize would be welcome instead.

I have only found a site that gathers all the works of the Italian Poet Giovanni Pascoli that were awarded the prize:

Veianius, 1892 edition
Phidyle, 1894 edition
Myrmedon, 1895
Cena in Caudiano Nervae, 1896
Reditus Augusti, 1897
Sosii fratres bibliopolae, 1900
Centurio, 1902
Paedagogium, 1904
Fanum Apollinis, 1905
Rufius Crispinus, 1907
Pomponia Graecina, 1910
Fanum Vacunae, 1911
Thallusa, 1912 edition
but nothing more than that.

 

[Bestiola]

Sorry, I only managed to find this: https://archive.org/details/certamenpoeticu00unkngoog/page/n8/mode/2up

Vincenzo Polidori, Pugiles; Giuseppe Morabito, Iter Syracusas, the winners of 1949 contest.

 

[EstQuodFulmineIungo]

Thank you very much. Meanwhile I've also found the elegy of the letter "Y", winner of the 1938 Contest, by the German Hermann Weller (who won the contest 13 times).

Y - link

 

[Anbrutal Russicus]

WorldCat list of all the "official" editions - might have some luck there.
Latin Poetry 1914-37 at Delpher, a Dutch national library aggregator.
Aviae Lychnus. Cīvī monita. Vīta rūstica. Pācis in bellō ministrī. Tumulus vacuus (1916).
Nox Nātālicia (p. 16) by Bartoli A. (1917).

 

[EstQuodFulmineIungo]

Thank you, they are most helpful!

 

[EstQuodFulmineIungo]

Specimen of Medal of the Certamen Poeticum Hoeffentianum (I think if you search on google you don't find them, maybe it will help out people in the future who are curious to know how the medals looked like back then)

Source: Museum of Castelvecchio, Giovanni Pascoli's villa.

Here's another specimen, of Diego Vitrioli: