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PHILOLOGY
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Philology Swiss Francs
128 ALBERTAN US BRIXIENSIS, Judge and Philosopher. Tractatus de arte loquendi et
tacendi. N. p. d. (StraBburg, Printer of „Henricus Ariminensis“ = Georg Reyser,
ab. 1476). Fol. Goth. 10 unn. 11. Old vellum. 200.—
GKW. 352. H.X 394. Proct. 304. BMC. I, p. 77. Fine and large copy, with rough edges, on the last
leaf two small rents. Only one copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
129 FESTUS, SEXTUS POMPEIUS. De verborum significatione. Brescia, Boninus de
Boninis, 1483. Fol. Rom. and Greek. 2 col., 51 num. 11. Rubricated. Ms.-Vell. 150.
Not in Hain. Cop. 2489. Proct. 6955.
Rare and finely printed speci me n of the Brescia-press of Boninus
de Boninis. This is his third product at Brescia. It contains numerous Greek words.
The book is a valuable treatise, alphabetically arranged, giving the etymology and the meaning
of every word. Festus‘ work shows considerable light on the language, mythology and antiquities of
ancient Rome. Exceptionally fine and very large copy.
130 MAIUS, J. De priscorum proprietate verborum. (Venice, Johannes Rubens Vercel-
lensis), 1490. Fol. Rom. 348 unn. 11. Wooden boards, back and part of sides covered
with blind-stamped pigskin, 2 clasps (one gone). 120.—
H.*-C. 10545. Proct. 5126. BMC. V, 416—7. Voullieme, Berl., 4229.
First and last leaves wormed, but a fine, large copy in clean and fresh condition.
Only one copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
131 MANCINELLUS, ANT. Scribendi Orandique Modus. Venice, Bernardinus Benalius,
n. d. (about 1494). 4 to. Rom. 44 unn. 11. Half vellum. 60.—
H.*-C. 10591. Proct. 4883. BMC. V, 375.
A rare and interesting incunabulum relating to the grammar of the Latin language.
The title-leaf and the verso of the last leaf are entirely covered with old entries: also on some
pages numerous marginal and interlinear notes. A few wormholes.
No copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
132 —. Versilogus, cum add. Fr. Matarati et Joh. Sulpitii Verulani. N. p.
(Leipzig, Wolfgang Stoeckel) 1496. 4 to. Goth. 26 unn. 11. Capitals in red, rubricated.
Bds. 100.—
Hain (not seen) 10615. Reichling V, p. 184. Not in Proctor and BMC.
Extremely rare edition of this interesting book by the wellknown Italian grammarian nicely
printed in prose and verses alternately.
Nice copy; si. stained and cut rather short on upper margin.
No copy of this book is in the Brit. Mus. or Bodleian library and no copy in U. S. A. (acc.
to Census).
133 NONIUS MARCELLUS. De proprietate latini sermonis. Brescia, (Boninus de Boni-
nis), 1483. Fol. Rom. and Greek left, 11 unn., 126 num. 11. Rubr. Old MS.-vell. 120.-
Not in Hain. Cop. 4436. Proct. 6956.
Very finely printed specimen of a Brescia imprint, with full colo-
phon. This classic work is a sort of lexicon divided in 20 sections and also valuable as preserving
fragments from old dramatists, annalists, satirists, and antiquarian writers.
Very fine, clean and large copy. The lower blank margin of the first leaf mended.
134 TORTELLIUS, JOH. Orthographia dictionum e graecis tractarum. (Ed. by H i e r o n.
Albertucci Bononius). Venice, Hermann Liechtenstein, 1484. Fol. Rom. 198
unn. 11. (first and last blank). Wooden boards, back covered with vellum. 150.—•
H.*-C. 15569. Proct. 4787. BMC. V, 357.
Fine copy. The book ends with some noteworthy verses by the editor on the happy invention of
printing and the revolution effected by it.
135 — The same. Venice, Andreas de Paltasichis, 1488. Fol. Rom. 63—64 11., 185 unn. IL,
one of them blank, another blank wanting. In a beautiful contemporary North Ita-
lian binding of oak boards covered with delicately blind tooled brown calf, embossed
centre-piece and four corner-pieces. 450.—
H.*-C. 15571. Proct. 4780. BMC. V, 355.
A rare edition of Tortelli us ‘ cele. brated grammatical work, con-
taining also an extensive vocabulary of Greek words adopted by Latin. A tall and clean copy in a
beautiful state of preservation.
It is especially interesting on account of the fine original binding made probably in Northern
Italy. On the front cover we read the inscription: “lobes I ... us Vorthogan' “. A few insignifi-
cant scratches. — No copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
136 Valla, Laur. Elegantiarum latinae linguae opus. De reciprocatione sui et suits ad
Joh. Tortellium Aretinum. Venice, Bernardinus Rizus, 1491. Fol. Rom. 102
unn. 11., the last blank. Hf.-vellum. 100.—
H.*-C. 15817. Proct. 4960. BMC. V, 403.
Nicely printed edition of “De elegantiis“ by which Valla had won a high reputation. This work
subjected the forms of Latin grammar and the rules of Latin style and rhetoric to a critical exami-
nation, and placed the practice of composition upon a foundation of analysis and inductive reasoning.
A very large and fine copy, partlv with rough margins, and absolutely stainless.
Only one copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).'
GILHOFER & RANSCHBURG, VIENNA I, BOGNERGASSE 2
27
Philology Swiss Francs
128 ALBERTAN US BRIXIENSIS, Judge and Philosopher. Tractatus de arte loquendi et
tacendi. N. p. d. (StraBburg, Printer of „Henricus Ariminensis“ = Georg Reyser,
ab. 1476). Fol. Goth. 10 unn. 11. Old vellum. 200.—
GKW. 352. H.X 394. Proct. 304. BMC. I, p. 77. Fine and large copy, with rough edges, on the last
leaf two small rents. Only one copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
129 FESTUS, SEXTUS POMPEIUS. De verborum significatione. Brescia, Boninus de
Boninis, 1483. Fol. Rom. and Greek. 2 col., 51 num. 11. Rubricated. Ms.-Vell. 150.
Not in Hain. Cop. 2489. Proct. 6955.
Rare and finely printed speci me n of the Brescia-press of Boninus
de Boninis. This is his third product at Brescia. It contains numerous Greek words.
The book is a valuable treatise, alphabetically arranged, giving the etymology and the meaning
of every word. Festus‘ work shows considerable light on the language, mythology and antiquities of
ancient Rome. Exceptionally fine and very large copy.
130 MAIUS, J. De priscorum proprietate verborum. (Venice, Johannes Rubens Vercel-
lensis), 1490. Fol. Rom. 348 unn. 11. Wooden boards, back and part of sides covered
with blind-stamped pigskin, 2 clasps (one gone). 120.—
H.*-C. 10545. Proct. 5126. BMC. V, 416—7. Voullieme, Berl., 4229.
First and last leaves wormed, but a fine, large copy in clean and fresh condition.
Only one copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
131 MANCINELLUS, ANT. Scribendi Orandique Modus. Venice, Bernardinus Benalius,
n. d. (about 1494). 4 to. Rom. 44 unn. 11. Half vellum. 60.—
H.*-C. 10591. Proct. 4883. BMC. V, 375.
A rare and interesting incunabulum relating to the grammar of the Latin language.
The title-leaf and the verso of the last leaf are entirely covered with old entries: also on some
pages numerous marginal and interlinear notes. A few wormholes.
No copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
132 —. Versilogus, cum add. Fr. Matarati et Joh. Sulpitii Verulani. N. p.
(Leipzig, Wolfgang Stoeckel) 1496. 4 to. Goth. 26 unn. 11. Capitals in red, rubricated.
Bds. 100.—
Hain (not seen) 10615. Reichling V, p. 184. Not in Proctor and BMC.
Extremely rare edition of this interesting book by the wellknown Italian grammarian nicely
printed in prose and verses alternately.
Nice copy; si. stained and cut rather short on upper margin.
No copy of this book is in the Brit. Mus. or Bodleian library and no copy in U. S. A. (acc.
to Census).
133 NONIUS MARCELLUS. De proprietate latini sermonis. Brescia, (Boninus de Boni-
nis), 1483. Fol. Rom. and Greek left, 11 unn., 126 num. 11. Rubr. Old MS.-vell. 120.-
Not in Hain. Cop. 4436. Proct. 6956.
Very finely printed specimen of a Brescia imprint, with full colo-
phon. This classic work is a sort of lexicon divided in 20 sections and also valuable as preserving
fragments from old dramatists, annalists, satirists, and antiquarian writers.
Very fine, clean and large copy. The lower blank margin of the first leaf mended.
134 TORTELLIUS, JOH. Orthographia dictionum e graecis tractarum. (Ed. by H i e r o n.
Albertucci Bononius). Venice, Hermann Liechtenstein, 1484. Fol. Rom. 198
unn. 11. (first and last blank). Wooden boards, back covered with vellum. 150.—•
H.*-C. 15569. Proct. 4787. BMC. V, 357.
Fine copy. The book ends with some noteworthy verses by the editor on the happy invention of
printing and the revolution effected by it.
135 — The same. Venice, Andreas de Paltasichis, 1488. Fol. Rom. 63—64 11., 185 unn. IL,
one of them blank, another blank wanting. In a beautiful contemporary North Ita-
lian binding of oak boards covered with delicately blind tooled brown calf, embossed
centre-piece and four corner-pieces. 450.—
H.*-C. 15571. Proct. 4780. BMC. V, 355.
A rare edition of Tortelli us ‘ cele. brated grammatical work, con-
taining also an extensive vocabulary of Greek words adopted by Latin. A tall and clean copy in a
beautiful state of preservation.
It is especially interesting on account of the fine original binding made probably in Northern
Italy. On the front cover we read the inscription: “lobes I ... us Vorthogan' “. A few insignifi-
cant scratches. — No copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
136 Valla, Laur. Elegantiarum latinae linguae opus. De reciprocatione sui et suits ad
Joh. Tortellium Aretinum. Venice, Bernardinus Rizus, 1491. Fol. Rom. 102
unn. 11., the last blank. Hf.-vellum. 100.—
H.*-C. 15817. Proct. 4960. BMC. V, 403.
Nicely printed edition of “De elegantiis“ by which Valla had won a high reputation. This work
subjected the forms of Latin grammar and the rules of Latin style and rhetoric to a critical exami-
nation, and placed the practice of composition upon a foundation of analysis and inductive reasoning.
A very large and fine copy, partlv with rough margins, and absolutely stainless.
Only one copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).'
GILHOFER & RANSCHBURG, VIENNA I, BOGNERGASSE 2