2669 Tertulliani Apologeticus. Sig. Havercampii, fine copy, $3 L. B. 1718 "A good edition of the best of Tertullian's pieces." Clarke. 2670 Theophili Epise. Antiocheni libri 3 ad Autoclyeum, Gr. et Lat. cum Notis Wolfii, $1 25 Hamb. 1724 2671 Tittmanii (C. H.) Melemata Sacra in Evang. Joannis, vell. $5 50 "Though this does not render Lampe's rare and expensive work unnecessary, it may be advantageously substituted." Horne. Lips. 1816 2672 Tol (H. J.) Epulo Sacra. Evangel. et Pauli, Comparatus inter se Narrat. Illustrat. boards, $1 50 L. B. 1819 2673 Tuiceni (P.) Comment in sex Prophetas Posteriores, very rare, $1 50 Norem. 1523 2674 Vassos (M. Le) Traité de la Maniere d'Examiner, les differens de Religion, 75 cents 2675 Walchii (J. G.) Bibliotheca Theol. Selecta, Litt. Amst. 1697 2676 struct. 4 vols. vellum, $15 Patristica, vellum, $2 Jen. 1755 ib. 1770 AUCTORES CLASSICI GRÆCI ET LATINI. FOLIO. 2677 APPIANUS Alexandrinus, Gr. C. Stephani, $9 Par. 1551 "Editio Princeps. The name of Charles Stephens does not often occur, and those who cherish scarce works, should treasure the productions of this elegant scholar." Dibdin. 2678 Archimedis, Opera, Gr. et Lat. cum Comment. Riuneti, very scarce, $10 Paris, 1615 "An excellent edition." Clarke. 2679 Aristophanes, editio princeps, apud Aldum, a superb copy, very scarce, $70 Venet. 1498 "The editor, Moreus Muscerus, copied the Scholia from the MSS. of ancient commentators. For this publication posterity is deeply indebted to Aldus, as he has literally rescued Aristophanes from dust and oblivion. It is a very beautiful volume." Dibdin. Mr. Dibdin adds, that it is neither very scarce, nor extraordinarily dear. This might have been the case nearly 20 years ago, when he wrote. At present, the exact reverse is the fact. 2680 Gr. a Froben. Acc. Hesychio, $20 Bas. 1547 "A beautiful and accurate edition." Harwood. 2681 Gr. et Lat. L. Kusteri, fine copy, $45 Amstel. 1710 "Editio Optima. A noble edition, long esteemed by the first literary characters." Dibdin. 2682 Aristotelis Opera, Gr. apud Aldum, 5 vols. calf, gilt, very fine Venet. 1495 copy, very rare, $190 "Editio Princeps. Uniting all the works of Theophrastus. Notwithstanding the imperfect state of Greek literature, and still more of Greek typography, at the period of this noble production, it is impossible to contemplate it without feeling a conviction that we have not improved in publications of Grecian authors. The editio princeps of Aristotle is unquestionably one of the most splendid and lasting monuments of the Aldine press." Dibdin. To the above may be added, that this edition, which was scarce even in the time of Erasmus, is rarely to be found in the catalogues of the most eminent collectors. The same remark applies to nearly all the works issued from this celebrated press. 2683 Athenæi ed. Bedroti, $2 50 Basil, 1535 Of this edition Dibdin does not speak well, and Clarke is silent as to its merits or demerits. This may account for its singular cheapness. 2684 Boethi (R.) Opera Omnia, $7 "A scarce edition." Clarke. Bas. 1570 2685 Buchanani (G.) Opera Omnia, ed. T. Ruddimanni, $10 This is the best edition of this scarce work. Edinb. 1715 2686 Budæi Commentarii Græcæ Linguæ, Gr. et Lat. neat, $8 and scarce, Basil, 1556 "The Commentaries of Budæus have been justly held in respect by all his successors. This is the edition most valued." Dibdin. 2687 Lexicon Græc. et Lat. $3 "Erasmus denominates this Lexicographer, the prodigy of France. Paris, 1630 2688 Callimachi, N. Frischlini, apud Stephani, $3 50 Paris, 1587 This is superior to the first edition of 1566.-vide Dibdin. 2689 Curtius (Q.) Cum Comment. M. Raderi, $10 2690 Cyrilli Philoxeni Aliorumque. Vet. Glossaria. Lat.-Grec. Græc.-Lat. a C. Labbæi, $4 2691 Demosthenes, Græc. $15 2692 Diodori Siculi, apud Stephani, $9 "A beautiful and correct edition." Harwood. Col. 1628 Paris, 1579 Typ. Reg. Par. 1570 2693 Dionysii Halicarnassei, Historica. ed. Sylburgii. boards, $7 Franc. 1586 L. B. 1737 2694 Duretus Hippocratem, Gr. et Lat. $4 50 2695 Etymologicon Magnum, Gr. Sylburgii apud Commelinum, very rare, $32 Heyd. 1594 "This edition has many additions to the previous ones, and is esteemed the best." Dibdin. 2696 Herodoti Halicarnassei, Gr. et Lat. apud H. Stephanum, very scarce, $20 Par. 1592 "An excellent edition, corrected, amended, and enlarged, and greatly preferable to the first edition of Stephens." Clarke. 2697 a Gronovio et P. Wesse lingo, large paper, elegant print, with plates, $60 Amst. 1763 "This is the celebrated and magnificent edition of Herodotus, with the notes of Wesseling, Gale, and Gronovius, the principal materials of all former editions, and the learned commentaries of Valckenaer and Wesseling. It is called the editio optima, and is preferable to all other editions of Herodotus."-Dibdin. "This is one of the best edited books in the republic of letters." Clarke. 2698 Hippocratis Coacæ Prænotiones, Gr. et Lat. cum interpretatione Ludovici Dureti, vell. $4 50 Ludg. 1737 2699 Homeri, Gr. et Lat. cum Not. Spondani, $10 2700 Libanii Sophista, Op. Om. Morelli, 2 vols. gilt, $15 Par. 1606 Idem liber, plain, $14 2701 2702 Liceti (F. De) Lucernis Antiq. recondit. cum fig. $4 50 Utini, 1653 "The author was an eminent physician of Rapalo. He endeavours to prove, in the above work, that the ancients had lamps that burnt perpetually." Clarke. 2703 Martialis Epigrammat, a M. Radero, $6 Ingol. 1602 "This commentary may be numbered with the best of those upon Martial. It is replete with excellent learning." Dibdin. 2704 Nicephori Gregoræ, Romanæ, Byzant. Hist. Lib. XI. $2 Basil, 1562 2705 Pandecta Florentini, 3 vols. calf, gilt, gilt edged, a very fine copy, $40 1553 2706 Pausanias, Gr. apud Aldum. edit. princeps. $32 Venet. 1553 A beautiful copy, and equally rare with all the editions of Aldus. 2707 Pausanias, Gr. et Lat. Xylandri, vell. $6 A very valuable and scarce edition. 2708 Kuhnii, $18 Franc. 1583 Lips. 1696 "A very elegant and useful edition, containing the most valuable parts of preceding editions; divided into chapters, with the arguments prefixed to each book. The Greek text is given with great purity by Kuhnius, to which are added his valuable and learned notes." Dibdin. 2709 Plinii Hist. Nat. Harduini, half bound, 3 vols. $22 Par. 1741 2710 Plutarchi Gr. et Lat. Rualdi, 2 vols. $37 Par. 1624 "This Paris edition is a magnificent re-impression of the Frankfort one, containing, in addition, Rualdus's Life of Plutarch, with his Annotations on seventy-two remarkably corrupt passages." Dibdin. 2711 Gr. à Grynæo, vell. $14 Bas. 1533 2712 Polybe, Les cinq Premiers Livres des Hist. $1 50 à Lion, 1558 2713 Quinctiliani Institutiones Oratoria Capperronerii, $20 "A splendid and valuable edition." Clarke. 2714 cracked, Par. 1725 $17, binding 2715 Salmasius (C.) Plinianæ Exercit. in C. J. Salini Polyhist. ex. Vet. Lib. emend. 2 vols. in 1, fine large copy, $10 Traj. 1689 "This work is a perfect Treatise of Astronomic Chronology. Salmasius was the most learned scholar of his time." Clarke. 2716 Seneca Opera, variorum, $5 "A very excellent edition." Ernesti. Paris, 1819 2717 Simpsoni (Edward) Chronicon Historians, Cathol. ed. P. Wesselingii, $5 L. 1729 2718 Stephanus Byzantius de Urbibus, Gr. et Lat. Gronovii, $8 50 " Amst. 1678 Stephen was a Grammarian of the fifth century. This work is a species of Geographical Dictionary, and could all the original be recovered, it would be of vast service to the world." Clarke. elegant in gilt vell. $10 Amst. 1678 2719 2720 Strabonis Geographia, Gr. apud. Aldum, edit. princeps. a beautiful copy, in morocco, and gilt edged, $35 Venet. 1516 et Lat. Xylandri, $5 Basil, 1571 2721 AUCTORES CLASSICI GRECI ET LATINI. QUARTO. 2722 ANACREONTIS, Edit. Altera, cum Novis, Versionibus, et Notis, Execud. Bowyer, $18 Lond. 1740 This edition is scarcely ever to be met with, and sells, when found, at an enormous price. 2723 Annales Academiæ Lugduni Batavæ, from 6th Nov. 1815 to 8th Feb. 1820, 5 vols. boards, $25 L. B. 1816-1820 2724 Antoninus (M.) Gatakeri Gr. et Lat. $4 Lond. 1697 2725 Aristophanes, Gr. et Lat. R. Burmanni, 2 vols. half bound, fine copy, $12 L. B. 1760 "This edition contains the unedited notes of S. Bergler, and C. Ducker; the fragments of the lost comedies collected by Canter and Coddæus; the index is by Fabricius and Meursius, and an account of the life and merits of Aristophanes." Watt. 2726 Beveregii (W.) Institut. Chronol. $1 Lond. 1669 2727 Ciceronis de Officiis, Lælius, Cato Major. Paradoxa, et Som. 2728 2729 2730 Scipionis, $2 Paris, 1559-1561 Tusculan Quæst. P. Manutii, $1 50 par Venet. 1565 Paris, 1770 Hamb. 1650 2731 Charltoni (G.) Onomasticon Zoicon. cum fig. $2 2732 Chou-King, L'un des Livres Sacrés des Chinois Traduit avec Notes par Ganbil, boards, $6 2733 Claudiani Opera, C. Barthii, $4 Superior to every preceding edition. The edition of 1654, is only with a new titlepage. Vide Dibdin, Clarke, et De Bore. 2734 Cleomedis Circularis Doctrinæ de Sublimibus, Gr. et Lat. cum Comment. R. Balforei, et J. Bakei, boards, $10 L. B. 1820 This is the most beautiful edition of the Greek mathematician Cleomedes, which has ever been printed. 2735 Curtii (Q.) Cum Notis Variorum, Snakenborgii, cum fig. very L. B. 1724 fine copy "This is one of the most valuable editions of the Latin Classics which I have ever read." Harwood. 2736 Epicteti, Enchirid. cum Simplicii Comment. a C. Salmasio, rare, $4 50 "The best edition." Clarke and Watt. L. B. 1640 2737 Euclide Elemens de Geometrie, par M. M. Le Koenig, et Kuy pers, $4 2738 Fabri (T.) Epistolæ, $2 La Haye, 1758 This distinguished writer was the father of Madame Dacier. He left many other works. |