Bi.2.22
Bi.4.29 (Copy 2)
Vetustissimae tabulae aeneae hieroglyphicis. Hoc est sacris Aegyptiorum literis caelatae typus, quem ex Torquati Bembi musaeo an. M.D.LIX. Aeneas Vicus ... edidit ... nunc denuo publicae vtilitatis ergo e tenebris in lucem prodit. Opera et industria Iacobi Franci, Venetus, a. M.DC.
[Venice?], [1600?].
[12] plates (double) ; Fo.
Title-page in Latin; other plates contain Egyptian hieroglyphics.
Title-page is engraved in three sections, which should be read as though joined end to end.
Place and date of publication assumed from title.
Bookplate of Eton College.
Topham stamp; bequeathed to Eton by Richard Topham in 1736.
Copy 2: Label recording bequest to Eton by Nicholas Mann in 1754.
Copy 2: Arms on covers, quartered, two containing lions rampant, two, knotted ropes, with unicorn in shield in centre. Also monogram "CC".
18th century gold-tooled, panelled calf.
Copy 2: 17th century gold-tooled calf with arms, quartered, two containing lions rampant, two, knotted ropes, with unicorn in shield in centre, stamped in gold. Also monogram "CC".
Previously Bi.3.10.
Copy 2: Previously Df.1.10, Df.1.4, Am.7.9, Gg.1.6 and Bi.4.22.
Copy 2: Ms. price: "10-6".
Egyptian language Writing, Hieroglyphic Early works to 1800.
Art, Egyptian Early works to 1800.
Topham, Richard, 1671 - 1730 former owner.
Mann, Nicholas, ? - -1753 former owner.
Italy Venice?
lat egy
B12742