Fb.6.24(02)
[Lives, teachings, and sayings of famous philosophers. Latin. 1524]
Diogenis Laertii clarissimi historici De uita, & moribus philosophorum libri decem, : nuper ad uetusti Græci codicis fidem accuratissime castigati, idemq[ue] summa diligentia excusi, restitutis penè innumeris locis, & uersibus, epigrammatisq[ue], quae desiderabantur, Græce repositis, ijsdemq[ue] Latine factis, cum indice in omnes libros utilissimo.
De uita, & moribus philosophorum libri decem
Other title: De vita, et moribus philosophorum libri decem
Basileae : In aedibus Valentini Curionis, An. M.D.XXIIII. [1524]
[20], 391, [1] p. ; 4to.
Head-piece, woodcut historiated initials, marginal notes (marginal notes include some quotations and examples in Greek).
Includes index.
Colophon reads: Basileae apud Valentinum Curionem Calendis Septembris. An. M.D.XXIIII.
Printer's device with inscription "Valentinus Curio" on verso of final leaf.
Edited by Matthaeus Aurigallus [i.e. Autogallus] from the Latin translation of Ambrosius Traversarius; cf. introductory epistle.
Adams, D486
Booklabel of John Reynolds, recording donation to Eton College in 1751.
Inscriptions of ownership on t.p., many obscured or erased. One inscription in Greek script at bottom of page, one in Latin ending "ex aede Christo dicata".
Verso of final leaf: "ex dono magistri frenchei olim personae Bucknells". Also a memorandum signed by C. Bodley.
Early 17th century dark brown calf; blind tooled double fillet borders with small cornerpieces; four raised bands; red goatskin spine label.
Previous shelfmark, Fd.3.06.
Bound with a later edition of the same work in Greek, by the same printer, dated 1533.
Philosophy, Ancient Early works to 1800.
Philosophers, Ancient Biography Early works to 1800.
Curio, Valentinus, ? - d. 1532 printer.
Traversari, Ambrogio, 1386 - 1439 translator.
Reynolds, John, 1671 - 1758 former owner.
Switzerland Basel.
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