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456 Athanasii (S.) Contra Uaereticos liber primus ct contra Gen-
tiles liber secundus, Omnibono Leonicino interp.
Ed. unica Eicentia, Leon. Achates de Basilea, 1482
iii, 515, 49
457 Atheneei Deipnosophiston, L. vi, Greece
Ed. princeps, lAnetiis, Aldus, 1515, viii, 421, 689—Aristo-
telis Opera, Greece, vol. 2, pars 2, Venet. Aldus, 1497;
in one vol.
458 Auctores Classici Varii :—Valerius Maximus (Ed. xxxvi),
Lipsice, Melchior Letter, 1512, vii, I76, 380—Juvenal,
Lipsire, Jacobus Thanner, 1507, vii, 160, 215—Ciceronis,
Somnium Scipionis, ib. ib. 1509, vii, 166, 279—Sallustius
de Bello Jurgurthino, ib. ib. 1510, vii, 169, 319 —Plauti
Cistellaria, edente Werler, ib. Melchoir Lotter, 1512—
Plauti Stichus, edente Werler, ib. ib. 1512, vii, 179, 409
—Boetius de Consolatione Philosophise, Lipsice, Martinas
Lantzperg,Ah\A,v\\, 179, 408—Juvencus Presbyter, ib.
Jac. Thanner, 1512; a rare collection, in one vol.
*** MeLANCTHOn’s COPIES, FILI,ED WITH INTERLINEATIONS AND MARGINAL
notes. It is curious here to observe, that Melancthon has, in his writing,
imitated the various styles of the type in which the separate works are
printed.
459 AUGUSTINI (AURELII) Opera Omnia, in xi Partes distri-
buta, 9 tom.
Ed. oper. prima
Basile<z, Joh.Amerbach, Joh. Petri, et Joh. Froben,15Q5-6
vi, 181, 46, &c.
460 — De Civitate Dei L. xxii, cum commentariis Thomae Val-
lois et Nicol. Triveth
Ed. prima, cum commentariis
Argentorati, Johannes Mentellin, 146^
i, 68, 394
*** An exceedingly interesting and curious copy, in the original binding, whereon
is impressed the following inscription, in large letters : on the one side,
“Agu. sti. nus . de civitate . dei. pertinet diio georgio . ruch .
de gamudia.”
On the other,
“ Illigatus . est . aiio . 1470 . per . me . iohanes . richenbach.
capellanu . in . gys . lingen.”
An additional curiosity occurs in this copy; for at the end is the annexed
autograph note by George Ruch :
“Nota quod anno domini 1469 die post festum Luciae emi
istum Librum Angustini pro novem florenis de manu in stuba
mea, presente fratre raeo magistro raarco In super ogo geor-
gias ruch presbiter humilis proposui mihi quod amplius
velim contentari in libros quos habeo quia sufficientis habeo
ad legendum prte taedio. o sancte Angustini ]ux doctorum
imperti mihi adeo illuminationem intellectus mei. Amen.”
461 — Aliud exemplar ib. ib.
*** A magnificent copy, in the finest and highest state of preservation.
456 Athanasii (S.) Contra Uaereticos liber primus ct contra Gen-
tiles liber secundus, Omnibono Leonicino interp.
Ed. unica Eicentia, Leon. Achates de Basilea, 1482
iii, 515, 49
457 Atheneei Deipnosophiston, L. vi, Greece
Ed. princeps, lAnetiis, Aldus, 1515, viii, 421, 689—Aristo-
telis Opera, Greece, vol. 2, pars 2, Venet. Aldus, 1497;
in one vol.
458 Auctores Classici Varii :—Valerius Maximus (Ed. xxxvi),
Lipsice, Melchior Letter, 1512, vii, I76, 380—Juvenal,
Lipsire, Jacobus Thanner, 1507, vii, 160, 215—Ciceronis,
Somnium Scipionis, ib. ib. 1509, vii, 166, 279—Sallustius
de Bello Jurgurthino, ib. ib. 1510, vii, 169, 319 —Plauti
Cistellaria, edente Werler, ib. Melchoir Lotter, 1512—
Plauti Stichus, edente Werler, ib. ib. 1512, vii, 179, 409
—Boetius de Consolatione Philosophise, Lipsice, Martinas
Lantzperg,Ah\A,v\\, 179, 408—Juvencus Presbyter, ib.
Jac. Thanner, 1512; a rare collection, in one vol.
*** MeLANCTHOn’s COPIES, FILI,ED WITH INTERLINEATIONS AND MARGINAL
notes. It is curious here to observe, that Melancthon has, in his writing,
imitated the various styles of the type in which the separate works are
printed.
459 AUGUSTINI (AURELII) Opera Omnia, in xi Partes distri-
buta, 9 tom.
Ed. oper. prima
Basile<z, Joh.Amerbach, Joh. Petri, et Joh. Froben,15Q5-6
vi, 181, 46, &c.
460 — De Civitate Dei L. xxii, cum commentariis Thomae Val-
lois et Nicol. Triveth
Ed. prima, cum commentariis
Argentorati, Johannes Mentellin, 146^
i, 68, 394
*** An exceedingly interesting and curious copy, in the original binding, whereon
is impressed the following inscription, in large letters : on the one side,
“Agu. sti. nus . de civitate . dei. pertinet diio georgio . ruch .
de gamudia.”
On the other,
“ Illigatus . est . aiio . 1470 . per . me . iohanes . richenbach.
capellanu . in . gys . lingen.”
An additional curiosity occurs in this copy; for at the end is the annexed
autograph note by George Ruch :
“Nota quod anno domini 1469 die post festum Luciae emi
istum Librum Angustini pro novem florenis de manu in stuba
mea, presente fratre raeo magistro raarco In super ogo geor-
gias ruch presbiter humilis proposui mihi quod amplius
velim contentari in libros quos habeo quia sufficientis habeo
ad legendum prte taedio. o sancte Angustini ]ux doctorum
imperti mihi adeo illuminationem intellectus mei. Amen.”
461 — Aliud exemplar ib. ib.
*** A magnificent copy, in the finest and highest state of preservation.
