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700. PERSIUS, Aulus Flaccus. Satyrae cum comment. Joh. Britannici
et Bart. Fontii. Roman letter. 60—61 lines. 50 leaves, the last
blank. With fine woodcut representing the author with his two
commentators. Printer's device. Fol. Bds. Venice, Joh. Tacuinus de
Tridino, 1494. Frs. 100.—
Hain-Copinger 12738. Proctor 5429. Tall copy. A few tiny wormholes. At
the end a contemporary ms. index.
701. PETRUS (MENTIUS) de Vicentia, espic. Caesenat. Oratio pro
capessenda expeditione contra infideles, habita 1490, iussu Innocentii
VIII. Roman letter. 27 lines. 12 leaves. 4to. Boards. <Rome, Eu-
diarius Silber, 1490.) Frs. 80.—
No. 798. MARCOLINI.
Hain 12860. Proctor 3842. British Museum cat. IV p. 111. — This speedi was
directed against the Turks.
702. PHALARIS, tyrannus Agrigent. Epistolae, lat. vert. Franciscus
Aretinus. Black letter. 31 lines. 38 leaves. 4 to. Boards. (Rome,
Stephan Plannck, 1479—1480.) Frs. 100.—
Hain=Cop. 12880. Proctor 3783. British Museum cat. IV p. 81. This is one
of the very first books issued from this press.
703. PICUS MIRANDULANUS, Johannes (Giovanni Pico della Miran-
dola). Opera philosophica, theologica cum eius vita. — Disputationes
adversus astrologiam divinatricem. Roman letter. 39—40 lines. 175
and 141 leaves. With printer's device. Two parts in one vol. Fol.
Vellum. Bologna, Bened. Hectoris Faelli, 1495—1496. Fr. 110.—
Hain=Copinger 12992. Proctor 6631. Editio princeps. G. Pico della Mirandola
<1463 — 1494) was a celebrated humanist and philosopher. He occupied himself
700. PERSIUS, Aulus Flaccus. Satyrae cum comment. Joh. Britannici
et Bart. Fontii. Roman letter. 60—61 lines. 50 leaves, the last
blank. With fine woodcut representing the author with his two
commentators. Printer's device. Fol. Bds. Venice, Joh. Tacuinus de
Tridino, 1494. Frs. 100.—
Hain-Copinger 12738. Proctor 5429. Tall copy. A few tiny wormholes. At
the end a contemporary ms. index.
701. PETRUS (MENTIUS) de Vicentia, espic. Caesenat. Oratio pro
capessenda expeditione contra infideles, habita 1490, iussu Innocentii
VIII. Roman letter. 27 lines. 12 leaves. 4to. Boards. <Rome, Eu-
diarius Silber, 1490.) Frs. 80.—
No. 798. MARCOLINI.
Hain 12860. Proctor 3842. British Museum cat. IV p. 111. — This speedi was
directed against the Turks.
702. PHALARIS, tyrannus Agrigent. Epistolae, lat. vert. Franciscus
Aretinus. Black letter. 31 lines. 38 leaves. 4 to. Boards. (Rome,
Stephan Plannck, 1479—1480.) Frs. 100.—
Hain=Cop. 12880. Proctor 3783. British Museum cat. IV p. 81. This is one
of the very first books issued from this press.
703. PICUS MIRANDULANUS, Johannes (Giovanni Pico della Miran-
dola). Opera philosophica, theologica cum eius vita. — Disputationes
adversus astrologiam divinatricem. Roman letter. 39—40 lines. 175
and 141 leaves. With printer's device. Two parts in one vol. Fol.
Vellum. Bologna, Bened. Hectoris Faelli, 1495—1496. Fr. 110.—
Hain=Copinger 12992. Proctor 6631. Editio princeps. G. Pico della Mirandola
<1463 — 1494) was a celebrated humanist and philosopher. He occupied himself
