PAUSANIAS, Periegetes.- Ths Ellados perihghesis. Hoc est, Pausaniae accurata, Graeciae descriptio [...]. A Guilielmo Xylandro Augustano diligenter recognita, et ab innumeris mendis repurgata [...]
Estimation :
1000 / 1200
Adjudication :
1 000 €
Description
Francofurti, apud haeredes Andreae Wecheli, 1583. 2 parts in 1 vol. in-f° : [12]-1/358-359/507 col.-508-[1 bl.] pp.-[76], [12]-352 pp. (some pp. browned, other less, tear with lack in title-page due to a guard, small stains, light marginal dampstain at the end). Contemporary binding : pigskin on wooden boards fully blindstamped, boards decorated with fillets and several ornamental roll-stamps (one figuring characters), ribbed spine with ink title, red sprinkled edges, brass clasps (rare stains, one wormhole). First edition given by Guilielmus Xylander, entirely in Greek, of the only work of Pausanias, correcting in many places the Aldine edition of 1516. After his death in 1576, his philological work was continued by Friedrich Sylburg. With a translation of the work by Romolo Amaseo. This edition also contains a description of Greece from Strabo, Ptolemy and Pliny, with Sylburg's notes, and large indexes. Printer's marks on the title-page and on the back of last leaf.
# Dibdin II-272; # Adams P-522; # Machiels P-153; # Soltész P-187; # VD 16 P1073; # not in USTC.
BOUND WITH : BRODEAU, Jean.- Epigrammatum graecorum [...]. Accesserunt Henrici Stephani in quosdam anthologia epigrammatum locos annotationes [...]. Francofurti, apud Andreae Wecheli heredes Claudium Marnium & Johannem Aubrium, 1600. [4]-632-30-[30] pp. (dampstains in the beginning, rare marginal tears, stains, some big in the text, library stamp on the title-page). Second edition (1st ed. : Basel, 1549) of the Greek Anthology, collection of poems, mainly epigrams, edited by Jean Brodeau. With notes of Vincent Obsopoeus and Henri Estienne. Brodeau who died as canon of Saint-Martin de Tour, was highly estimated by the French scholar Joseph Justius Scaliger. # Adams A-1188; # VD 16 E 1640; # Machiels E-69; # Soltész E-186; # USTC 651070.
Édition entièrement en grec de l'ouvrage de Pausanias avec des commentaires de Xylander et Sylburg et une version latine par Amaseo. Pleine peau de truie sur ais de bois estampée à froid (qqs pp. fort brunies). Relié avec l'Anthologie grecque éditée par Brodeau.
# Dibdin II-272; # Adams P-522; # Machiels P-153; # Soltész P-187; # VD 16 P1073; # not in USTC.
BOUND WITH : BRODEAU, Jean.- Epigrammatum graecorum [...]. Accesserunt Henrici Stephani in quosdam anthologia epigrammatum locos annotationes [...]. Francofurti, apud Andreae Wecheli heredes Claudium Marnium & Johannem Aubrium, 1600. [4]-632-30-[30] pp. (dampstains in the beginning, rare marginal tears, stains, some big in the text, library stamp on the title-page). Second edition (1st ed. : Basel, 1549) of the Greek Anthology, collection of poems, mainly epigrams, edited by Jean Brodeau. With notes of Vincent Obsopoeus and Henri Estienne. Brodeau who died as canon of Saint-Martin de Tour, was highly estimated by the French scholar Joseph Justius Scaliger. # Adams A-1188; # VD 16 E 1640; # Machiels E-69; # Soltész E-186; # USTC 651070.
Édition entièrement en grec de l'ouvrage de Pausanias avec des commentaires de Xylander et Sylburg et une version latine par Amaseo. Pleine peau de truie sur ais de bois estampée à froid (qqs pp. fort brunies). Relié avec l'Anthologie grecque éditée par Brodeau.
