Bb.8.18
Fb.6.25
[Lives of the philosophers. Greek & Latin]
Diogeneous Laertiou peri bion, dogmaton kai apophthegmaton ton en philosophia eudokimesanton biblia 10 = Diog. Laert. De vitis, dogm. & apophth. clarorum philosophorum, libri X. Heyschii Ill., de iisdem philos. & de aliis scriptoribus liber. Pythagor. philosophorum fragmenta. Omnia Graece & Lat. ex editione II. Is. Casauboni notae ad lib. Diogenis, multo auctiores & emendatiores].
Peri bion, dogmaton kai apophthegmaton ton en philosophia eudokimesanton, biblia 10
Parallel title: Diog. Laert. De vitis, dogm. et apophth. clarorum philosophorum libri X. Hesychii ill. de iisdem philos., & de aliis scriptoribus liber. Pythagor. philosophorum fragmenta
Portion of title: De vitis, dogm. et apopth. clarorum philosophorum libri X. Hesychii ill. de iisdem philos., & de aliis scriptoribus liber. Pythagor. philosophorum fragmenta
[Genevae] : Excudebat Henr. Steph., Anno M. D. LXXXXIIII. [1594]
16, 884, 120, [8], 47, [9], 88p ; 8vo.
Text in Latin and Greek; notes in Latin.
First part of title transliterated from the Greek.
Place of publication from Adams.
Head-pieces, initials, printed marginal notes.
The Latin translation of Diogenes is by Ambrogio Traversari; that of Hesychius is by Hadrianus Junius; cf. introductory epistles.
"Isaaci Casauboni Notae ad Diogenis Laertii libros de vitis, dictis & decretis principum philosophorum. Editio altera, auctior & emendatior", "Fr. Ambrosii In Diogenis Laertii opus à se interpretatum ad Cosmum Medicem epistola" and "Hesychiou Milesiou illoustrious, Peri ton en paideia dialampsanton sophon. = Hesychii Milesii, illustrii cognomento, De iis qui eruditionis fama claruerunt, liber" (first part of title in Greek characters, transliterated) each have divisional half-t.p. and begin new pagination; preliminaries also have separate pagination; register continuous throughout.
Printer's device with motto "Rami vt ego inserer defracti sunt" on title page.
Adams, D484
Bb.8.18: Bookplate of Eton College.
Bb.8.18: Topham stamp; bequeathed to Eton by Richard Topham in 1736.
Bb.8.18: 18th century gold- and blind-tooled, panelled calf.
Fb.6.25: 17th century dark brown calf; blind tooled border of quadruple fillet; blind fillet tooling on spine; red leather spine label; four raised bands; yellow stained textblock edges.
Bb.8.18: Incomplete: final 88 pages only, comprising the work by Hesychius.
Fb.6.25: Copy includes 23 p. index of the Diogenes Laertius by Henri Estienne, with errata.
Pythagoras and Pythagorean school Early works to 1800.
Classical biography Early works to 1800.
Junius, Hadrianus, 1511 - 1575 editor and translator.
Topham, Richard, 1671 - 1730 former owner.
Estienne, Henri, 1531 - 1598 printer.
Hesychius of Miletus.
Switzerland Geneva.
lat grc
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