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COLLECTIONS.
sFienice; 1518.
528. Gnomologia. Gr. Without Place or Year
suhjoined. Quarto.
Printed in capital letters. This compilation forms the first part
of the volume in which Musjeus has been already described to be
printed: see vol. ii. p. 181 ante. The work is very rare; and although
the smallest in size, it is more uncommon (says a ms. note of Count
Reviczky,) than either of the other four publications* executed in the
same type. On the recto of the iirst leaf, is the Greek alphabet at top.
The contents of the Gnomologia are below it. The signature, ia, is to
the left of the page. On the reverse of this leaf, the text begins thus :
TNsiMAI MONO'TIXOIf E'K AIAd>0'Ps2N nOIHTQN KATA'
3TOIXEION ^TNTETArME'NAI. El3 ATAGOT'S A vNAP
NH'P AE' XPH^TO'3 XPH/ AS.
^TO'N O T MI' ^EI nOTE'.
TNH'MHS TA'P E^OAH^, E 5/PrA
XPH^TA' nTNETAI.
&c. &c. &c.
On the reverse of b m, it concludes with the 5th line, having the word
TEAO^ below. Musjeus immediately follows : for which, see above.
This is a large and beautiful copy; in red morocco binding.
529. Oratores Grjeci. Printedhy jlldus. Venice
1513. Folio. 2 Vols.
Editio Princeps of each of tlie following orators. tEsehines, Lysias
Alcidamas, Antisthenes, Demas, Andocides, Isaeus, Dinarehus, Antipho,
Lycurgus, Gorgia, Lesbonax, and Herod. This splendid and inte~
resting publication may be divided into three parts ; although it is
generally bound in two volumes. The title page of the first part does
not enumerate the whole of the Orators comprehended in the work;
but it notices the containing of the lives of iEschines and Lvsias.
The large unshaded anchor is beneath. The First Part has, in
fact, only the orations of AEschines and Lvsias. A dedicatory
preface of Aldus, to Francisco Faseolo, precedes the Life of
* Apollonius Ithodius, Anthologia Gragca, Callimachus, Euripides. These are ali de-
scribed in the present work. t Sic.
COLLECTIONS.
sFienice; 1518.
528. Gnomologia. Gr. Without Place or Year
suhjoined. Quarto.
Printed in capital letters. This compilation forms the first part
of the volume in which Musjeus has been already described to be
printed: see vol. ii. p. 181 ante. The work is very rare; and although
the smallest in size, it is more uncommon (says a ms. note of Count
Reviczky,) than either of the other four publications* executed in the
same type. On the recto of the iirst leaf, is the Greek alphabet at top.
The contents of the Gnomologia are below it. The signature, ia, is to
the left of the page. On the reverse of this leaf, the text begins thus :
TNsiMAI MONO'TIXOIf E'K AIAd>0'Ps2N nOIHTQN KATA'
3TOIXEION ^TNTETArME'NAI. El3 ATAGOT'S A vNAP
NH'P AE' XPH^TO'3 XPH/ AS.
^TO'N O T MI' ^EI nOTE'.
TNH'MHS TA'P E^OAH^, E 5/PrA
XPH^TA' nTNETAI.
&c. &c. &c.
On the reverse of b m, it concludes with the 5th line, having the word
TEAO^ below. Musjeus immediately follows : for which, see above.
This is a large and beautiful copy; in red morocco binding.
529. Oratores Grjeci. Printedhy jlldus. Venice
1513. Folio. 2 Vols.
Editio Princeps of each of tlie following orators. tEsehines, Lysias
Alcidamas, Antisthenes, Demas, Andocides, Isaeus, Dinarehus, Antipho,
Lycurgus, Gorgia, Lesbonax, and Herod. This splendid and inte~
resting publication may be divided into three parts ; although it is
generally bound in two volumes. The title page of the first part does
not enumerate the whole of the Orators comprehended in the work;
but it notices the containing of the lives of iEschines and Lvsias.
The large unshaded anchor is beneath. The First Part has, in
fact, only the orations of AEschines and Lvsias. A dedicatory
preface of Aldus, to Francisco Faseolo, precedes the Life of
* Apollonius Ithodius, Anthologia Gragca, Callimachus, Euripides. These are ali de-
scribed in the present work. t Sic.