Fb.6.13
Hierocles of Alexandria,
Hierocles De providentia & fato : una cum fragmentis ejusdem; et Lilii Gyraldi interpretatione Symbolorum Pythagoræ; notisque Merici Casauboni ad Commentarium Hieroclis in Aurea carmina.
Portion of title: De providentia & fato
London. : Printed by J.R. for J. Williams in Cross-keys Court in Little Brittain, and are to be sold by Henry Dickinson of Cambridge bookseller., 1673.
[64], 271, [33], 433, [3] p. ; 8vo.
Each t.p. and divisional t.p. has one of a variety of ornaments; head- and tail-pieces, initials, marginal notes.
The Carmen aureum was not in fact written by Pythagoras.
Errata: p. [2] at end.
First part of titles to pt. 1 and pt. 2 and to the Facetiae in Greek script.
"[Hierokleous philosophou Asteia.] = Hieroclis philosophi Facetiae; de priscorum studiosorum dictis & factis ridiculis. Una cum aliquibus in easdem annotationibus" has divisional t.p. with imprint "Londini, ex officina Johannis Redmayne. MDCLXXIII" on leaf 2C6r of pt. 2; pagination and register continuous.
"Aurea Pythagoreorum carmina. Latine conversa, multisque in locis emendata, illustrataque adnotationibus; quibus etiam Hieroclis interpretationi non parum lucis adfertur. Autore Theodoro Marcilio" has divisional t.p. with imprint "Londini, typis J. Redmayne, MDCLXXIII" on leaf Y1r of pt. 2; pagination and register continuous.
"M. Casauboni, Isaaci filii, In Hieroclis commentarium notae & emendationes" has separate dated t.p. with imprint "Londini, typis J. Redmayne, MDCLXXIII" on leaf M7r of pt. 1; pagination and register continuous.
"Hierokleous philosophou Hypomnema eis ta ton Pythagoreion epe ta chrusa. = Hieroclis philosophi Commentarius in aurea Pythagoreorum carmina. Joan. Curterio interprete. Quae vero alia in hoc volumine continentur versa pagina indicabit." (pt. 2) has separate dated t.p. (imprint as per t.p. to pt. 1) and begins new pagination and register.
In 2 pt.: Pt. 1 (271 p.) includes "Hierocles De providentia et fato, Lilii Gregorii Gyraldi ... philosophi Pythagoræ Symbolorum interpretatio, M. Casauboni ... in Hieroclis Commentarium notæ & emendationes, Hieroclis fragmenta" and "Prolegomena de editione, authore & opera", by John Pearson. Pt. 2 (433 p.) includes the text of the "Carmen aureum" in Greek with translations by Joannes Curterius and Theodorus Marcilius, and "Hieroclis philosophi Facetiæ: de priscorum studiosorum dictis & factis ridiculis".
Includes index.
Greek text with parallel Latin translation.
p. 409 misnumbered as p. 909.
Wing (CD-ROM, 1996), H1937
ESTC, R34942
Armorial bookplate of Eton College.
Ms. note on t.p. verso recording donation to Eton by Stephen Weston (1666-1742), dated 1730.
18th century sprinkled calf binding; blind tooled double fillet and corner fleurons on boards; blind tooled edges; subsequent treatment, including rebacking; three raised bands.
Previously: BO.7.27.
Divisional t.p. to pt. 1 is lacking.
Carmen aurea text has ms. annotations.
Golden verses Early works to 1800.
Williams, John, ? - d. 1683 publisher.
Dickinson, Henry, fl. 1668 - 1694 bookseller.
Redmayne, John, fl. 1659 - 1688 printer.
Pythagoras attributed name.
Marcile, Théodore, 1548 - 1617 translator.
Curterius, Joannes translator.
Casaubon, Meric, 1599 - 1671 commentator.
Giraldi, Lilio Gregorio, 1479 - 1552 translator.
Weston, Stephen, 1666 - 1742 former owner.
England Cambridge.
England London.
lat grc grc
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