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[Rhetoric.]
Aristotelous Technes rhetorikes biblia 3. Aristotelis Artis rhetoricæ libri tres; ab Antonio Riccobono Latine conuersi. Eiusdem rhetoricae paraphrasis, interiecta rerum explicatione, & collata Riccoboni multis in in locis conuersione cum Maioragii, Sigonii, Victorii & Mureti conuersionibus, separatim est edita.
Hanoviæ, : Typis Wechelianis, apud Clementem Schleichium, & Petrum de Zetter., M.DC.XXX. [1630]
[4], 288; 354, [2] p. ; 8vo.
The paraphrase has a separate t.p., pagination and register.
First five words of the title transliterated from Greek script.
Greek text with Latin translation in double columns; Latin paraphrase.
Printer's device on t.p.; head-piece.
Armorial bookplate of Eton College.
Donation inscription on t.p.: "Dedit coll[egi]o Eton: Henr: Godolphin ... 1731". Henry Godolphin (1648-1733) was at Eton College 1660-1664, became a Fellow in 1677, and Provost in 1695.
Booklabel of Eton College Library.
Bookstamp on verso of final page: shield bearing double-headed eagle with three fleur-de-lys, the Godolphin family arms (without coronet).
18th century light brown sprinkled calf; blind tooled double fillet border with small fleurons inside the border; modern rebacking of sprinkled calf with blind tooled decoration; pastedowns of 16th printed edition of a Roman history, with ms. annotations.
Rhetoric, Ancient Early works to 1800.
Godolphin, Henry, 1648 - 1733 former owner.
Schleich, Clemens, fl. 1618 - 1638 printer.
Germany Hanau
grc lat grc
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