Dibdin, Thomas Frognall; Spencer, George John [Bearb.]: Bibliotheca Spenceriana: or a descriptive catalogue of the books printed in the fifteenth century, and of many valuable first editions, in the library of George John Earl Spencer (Band 1) (London, 1814) [Cicognara, 4650-1]

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On the recto of the last leaf, at bottom, beneath the £ Volumina’ &c.
as in preceding edition, it is as follows :

AVLI GELII NOCTIVM ATTICARVM COMMENTARII
FINIS : IMPRESSI VENETIIS PER NICOLAVM
IENSON GALLICVM FELICITER. M.CCCC.LXXII.
NICOLAO TRVNO DVCE VENETIARVM INCLYTO.

The reverse is blank. A full page contains 40 lines. Consult the
references to various libraries, for copies of this impression, in my In-
trod. to the Classics; vol. i. p. 206-7- The present copy is not free
from stain, and is bound in red morocco.

128. Aulus Gellius. Printed hy John de
Tridino. Venice. 1496. Folio.

The title is printed in capitals on the recto of the first leaf. On A ii
recto, begins the table, which occupies 9 leaves. The signatures run
in eights. The imprint and device of John de Tridino (vide p. 276 post)
are on the recto of u iiii— ‘ Impressum Venetiis per Joanne de Tri-
dino alias Tacuinum Anno domini. M. ccce. lxxxxvi. die. vi. Aprilis.’
There are cxvm leaves, numbered, besides those of the table. A very
indifferent copy of an indifferently printed book.

129. Aurelius Victor. Printed hy Sioctus
Ruesinger. Without Pate. Quarto.

This is, in all probability, the Fikst Edition of Aurelius Victor. It
is attached to an impression of Sextus Rufus, printed by Ruesinger pre-
cisely in the same manner, and having thefollowingtwo wordssubjoined:

SIXTUS. RVESINGER.

* In aurem utranque: quandoquidem dotata est: cubet:

Re confecta magnifica: & negocio inclyto
Domo illam exegit: cui male uoluit maxume.

Vt omnes in creobulse faciem oculos conuerterent:

Lib. li. ch. xxiii.