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MISCELLANEOUS. sAugsbourg ; 1472.
nobis aliquem tibi acceptissimum non defuturum.
Illic ergo diuina quadam sorte., primus occurrit
Iamblichus inter academicos cognometo diuinus,
Sc magnus ibi sacerdos. Cui quidem salue inquam
Iambliche sacerdos magne. 8cc.
The preceding is upon sign. a ii—a blank leaf forming a i. On the
recto of the ensuing leaf, a iii, the text of Jamblichus begins, and ends
on the recto of f i. Proclus follows, and concludes on h viij, reverse :
Porphyrius concludes on K iiii, I’ecto: Synesius, on M vj, reverse:
Psellus, on N viij^ recto: Priscian and Marsilius, on S v, recto:
Alcinous, on v vj, reverse. The remaining authors extend to & viiij,
reverse; when we read the colophon, thus :
Venetiis mense Septembri. M. IIID. In aedibus Aldi.
Nequis hunc librum queat imprimere, concessum est
ab 111. S. V.
On the recto of the ensuing and last leaf, is a register, from which we
gather the order of the signatures, thus : A to I, inclusively, in eights :
K, four ; L and M, in sixes: N to Z, inclusively, in eights; then &,
in ten leaves. The present is a large and beautiful copy of a rare and
interesting specimen of the Aldine press. It is elegantly bound in red
morocco.
720. Isidorus. De Responsione Mundi. Printed
hy Gunther Zainer. Augshourg. 1472. Folio.
Editio Princeps. This elegant little folio volume is printed in the
same Roman types as are the Etymologies of the same author, by the
same printer, and published in the same year: see p. 71 ante. It
should seem that neither Zapf nor Panzer had ever examined the
volume, since they do not inform us of the cuts which it contains, and
rely upon other authorities for a more particular account of it. Zapf
tells us, however, that a copy is in the Buxheim Library : Annal. Typog.
August. p. 9; Annal. Typog. vol. i. p. 101- c2; vol. iv. p. 230. It is
rarely that we see wood-cuts in a volume of such early date, and still
more rarely are they to be found in the earliest Augsbourg publications.
This impression contains three cuts of astronomical subjects; two of
MISCELLANEOUS. sAugsbourg ; 1472.
nobis aliquem tibi acceptissimum non defuturum.
Illic ergo diuina quadam sorte., primus occurrit
Iamblichus inter academicos cognometo diuinus,
Sc magnus ibi sacerdos. Cui quidem salue inquam
Iambliche sacerdos magne. 8cc.
The preceding is upon sign. a ii—a blank leaf forming a i. On the
recto of the ensuing leaf, a iii, the text of Jamblichus begins, and ends
on the recto of f i. Proclus follows, and concludes on h viij, reverse :
Porphyrius concludes on K iiii, I’ecto: Synesius, on M vj, reverse:
Psellus, on N viij^ recto: Priscian and Marsilius, on S v, recto:
Alcinous, on v vj, reverse. The remaining authors extend to & viiij,
reverse; when we read the colophon, thus :
Venetiis mense Septembri. M. IIID. In aedibus Aldi.
Nequis hunc librum queat imprimere, concessum est
ab 111. S. V.
On the recto of the ensuing and last leaf, is a register, from which we
gather the order of the signatures, thus : A to I, inclusively, in eights :
K, four ; L and M, in sixes: N to Z, inclusively, in eights; then &,
in ten leaves. The present is a large and beautiful copy of a rare and
interesting specimen of the Aldine press. It is elegantly bound in red
morocco.
720. Isidorus. De Responsione Mundi. Printed
hy Gunther Zainer. Augshourg. 1472. Folio.
Editio Princeps. This elegant little folio volume is printed in the
same Roman types as are the Etymologies of the same author, by the
same printer, and published in the same year: see p. 71 ante. It
should seem that neither Zapf nor Panzer had ever examined the
volume, since they do not inform us of the cuts which it contains, and
rely upon other authorities for a more particular account of it. Zapf
tells us, however, that a copy is in the Buxheim Library : Annal. Typog.
August. p. 9; Annal. Typog. vol. i. p. 101- c2; vol. iv. p. 230. It is
rarely that we see wood-cuts in a volume of such early date, and still
more rarely are they to be found in the earliest Augsbourg publications.
This impression contains three cuts of astronomical subjects; two of