Fa.4.04
[Elements. 1533]
Eukleidou stoicheion bibl. 15 ek ton Theonos synousion. Eis tou autou to proton, exegematon Proklou bibl. 4. Adiecta præfatiuncula in qua de disciplinis Mathematicis nonnihil.
Adiecta praefatiuncula in qua de disciplinis Mathematicis nonnihil
Basileæ : apud Ioan. Hervagium, Anno M.D.XXXIII. Mense Septembri [1533].
[12], 268, 115, [1]p ; 29cm. (Fo.)
Previously: Cf.4.4 and Eg.4.3.
Device on title-page and on last page; decorated borders and initials at beginning of each part; first page of text (leaf [alpha]1r) within ornamental border.
Edited by Simon Grynaeus.
First edition of the original Greek text.
First part of title transliterated from Greek.
"[Proklou Diadochou Eis to proton Eukleidous Stoicheion biblion proton" (caption title) begins new pagination and register.Illustrated throughout with woodcut diagrams.
End of title and preface in Latin; text in Greek only.
Adams, E980; Sarton, G. Science during Renaissance, p. 137; Thomas-Stanford, C. Euclid's Elements, 7; CLC E665
Circular armorial bookplate of Eton College.
Armorial bookplate of Eton College.
16th-century brown calf; Eton armorial; four blind fillets to form a border; remains of two clasps; five raised bands; spine title.
Geometry Early works to 1800.
Mathematics Early works to 1800.
Mathematics, Greek Early works to 1800.
Herwagen, Johann, 1497 - 1559? printer.
Switzerland Basle.
grc lat
B19210