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JAMBLICHUS.
397
De Bure has been equally explicit and accurate: Bibliogr. Instruct.
vol. ii. n°. 1270. Laire is also sufliciently particular, but Seemiller is
comparatively concise: Index Libror. vol. ii. p. 228; Incunab. Typog.
jasc. iv. p. 92, n°. 86. Renouard is not more minute and particular
than Panzer and the preceding' authorities; Annal. Typog. vol. iii. p.
420-1, and L’lmprim. des Alde, vol. i. p. 17* We shall endeavour to
be as explicit and satisfactory as our predecessors. The recto of the
first leaf has an index of the several works contained in the volume.
This index or list may be thus arranged—as Panzer and Renouard
have arranged it, and not formally according to the original—as Laire
has printed it. They are as follow:
Index eoruriB qute hoc in libro habentur.
Iamblichusde mysteriis Aegyptiorum. Chaldaeorum.
Assyriorum. Proclus in Platonicum alcibiadem
de anima_, atq; daemone. Proclus de sacrificio 8c
magia. Porphyrius de diuinis atq; dsemonibus.
Synesius Platonicus de somniis. Psellus de
daemonibus. Expositio Prisciani 8c Marsilii in
Theophrastu de sensu. phantasia. 8c intellectu.
Alcinoi Platonici philosophi discipuli liber
de doctrla Platonis. Speusippi Platonis discip-
uli liber de platonis definitionibus. Pythagorae
philosophi aurea uerba. Symbola Pithagorae
philosophi. Xenocratis philosophi platonici
liber de morte. Marsilii ficini liber de
uoluptate.
On the reverse is an epistle of Fieinus, addressed to Cardinal I.
Medici, beginning thus:
Cum epistolam ad te scribere statuissem in cardinea
dignitate nuper tibi collata gratulaturam, cogi-
taremq; cui potissimum eam darem tibi redden-
da,j qui cogratulationem nostram efficeret admo-
dum gratiorem_, in academiam me subito contuli
sperans in eius saltem penetralibus salutatorem
JAMBLICHUS.
397
De Bure has been equally explicit and accurate: Bibliogr. Instruct.
vol. ii. n°. 1270. Laire is also sufliciently particular, but Seemiller is
comparatively concise: Index Libror. vol. ii. p. 228; Incunab. Typog.
jasc. iv. p. 92, n°. 86. Renouard is not more minute and particular
than Panzer and the preceding' authorities; Annal. Typog. vol. iii. p.
420-1, and L’lmprim. des Alde, vol. i. p. 17* We shall endeavour to
be as explicit and satisfactory as our predecessors. The recto of the
first leaf has an index of the several works contained in the volume.
This index or list may be thus arranged—as Panzer and Renouard
have arranged it, and not formally according to the original—as Laire
has printed it. They are as follow:
Index eoruriB qute hoc in libro habentur.
Iamblichusde mysteriis Aegyptiorum. Chaldaeorum.
Assyriorum. Proclus in Platonicum alcibiadem
de anima_, atq; daemone. Proclus de sacrificio 8c
magia. Porphyrius de diuinis atq; dsemonibus.
Synesius Platonicus de somniis. Psellus de
daemonibus. Expositio Prisciani 8c Marsilii in
Theophrastu de sensu. phantasia. 8c intellectu.
Alcinoi Platonici philosophi discipuli liber
de doctrla Platonis. Speusippi Platonis discip-
uli liber de platonis definitionibus. Pythagorae
philosophi aurea uerba. Symbola Pithagorae
philosophi. Xenocratis philosophi platonici
liber de morte. Marsilii ficini liber de
uoluptate.
On the reverse is an epistle of Fieinus, addressed to Cardinal I.
Medici, beginning thus:
Cum epistolam ad te scribere statuissem in cardinea
dignitate nuper tibi collata gratulaturam, cogi-
taremq; cui potissimum eam darem tibi redden-
da,j qui cogratulationem nostram efficeret admo-
dum gratiorem_, in academiam me subito contuli
sperans in eius saltem penetralibus salutatorem