Sotheby and Son; Kloss, Georg Franz Burkhard [Bearb.]: Catalogue of the library of Dr. Kloss: including many original and unpublished manuscripts, and printed books with ms. annotations, by Philip Melancthon (London [u.a.]: Sotheby & Son, 1835)

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3588 TERENTIUS
Ed. prima Aldina Fenetiis, Aldus, fyc. 1517
viii, 439, 847
*** Melancthon's copy, with a few notes.
3589 —- Ed. altera Moguntice, Joh. Schoiffer, 1521
*** Melancthon’s copy, with interlineations and marginal notes.
3590 — Ed. altera Basilew, 1522
3591 — Ed. altera, cum L. Victoria Fausti libello de Comcedia
Basilece, Joh. Froben. 1521
*** Melancthon’s copy, with numerous notes and emendations; an interesting
copy, as many of the notes apparently were written during a late period of
Melancthon’s life.
3592 — Ed. altera Parisiis, Rob. Stephanus, 1533
viii, 166, 2241
*** Melancthon’s copy, with interlineations and notes.
3593 — Ed. altera, ex Des. Erasmi et Joh. Rivii castigationibus
Colonice, Joh. Gymnicus, 1534
ix, 437, 767
3594 Theocriti Idyllia, Graece, ed. Celsus Hugo Dissutus
Parisiis, JEg. Gourmont, (1513)
viii, 8, 664
3595 —- Ed. altera, cum additione etscholiis, Greece
Ronice, Zac char ius Calliergus, fyc. 151G
viii, 257, 109
*** This was the second book printed at Rome in Greek.
3596 — Ed. altera, ed. Joachim Camerarius, Hagenoce, J. Se-
cerius, 1530; vii, 106, 319—-Idyllia, Latine, Eob. Hesso
interp. ib. ib. 1531
*** Melancthon’s copy, with numerous notes in the Greek portion.
3597 Thylesii C011stant.ini (Antonii) Jmber aureus, Tragoedia,
Ed. ii Norimberge, Frid. Peypus, 1530
3598 Tractatus Varii :—Ulrici de Hutten Poetica varia, col-
lect. unica, woodcut, 1538—Jac. Mycilli Epicedia in
Petrum Mossellanum et in Misenum (Ed. prima}, JFit-
tebergce,EAA’, ix, 85, 168—-P. Melancthonis Epistola
de Conventu Augustano (Ed. unica}, ib. 1530 ; ix, 89,
215—Alciati Emblematum liber (Ed. iii), woodcuts, Au-
gustine Vindel Henr. SteynerAFlA—Thereni Johannis
Eckii,in obitu Margarethae, concubinae suae, omnium quae
fuerunt, quaequte post futurae sunt, fidelissimte, quae
obiit Augusto anno 1538, a most bitter satire—Pugna
Porcorum, per P. Porcium Poetam (Ed. prima}, 1530;
ix, 151, 440 —Huberti Sussanei Deploratio Mortis Petri
Rosseti, Parisiis, 1532—Godefri di Torino 2Ediloquim
ecu Disticha, partibus aedium urbanarum, &c. curious