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Fc.7.18

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Title

Terentius, in quem triplex edita est P. Antesignani Rapistagensis commentatio. Primum exemplar commentariolum est ex omni interpretation[um] genere: ... Secundum exemplar præter singula contenta in primo, ... Tertium exemplar ex omnium interpretum commentariis compe[n]diosam expositionem, ... Horum omnium ratio in præfatione reddita est.

Varying form of title

Terentivs

Edition

Editio tertii exempli.

Publication, distribution, etc.

Lugduni, : Apud Mathiam Bonhome, sub claua aurea, M. D. LX. [1560]

Physical description

[20], 332 [i.e. 532] p. ; 4to.

Note

P. 532 is misprinted 332.

Note

Bulk of commentary in double columns.

Note

On verso of t.p.: Breve privilegii, ne quis triplicem P. Antesignani in Terentium commentationem intra decennium, a die finitae impressiones annorum reputatione facta, in Gallia imprimat, aut alibi impressa distrahat praeter Mathiam Bonhome, principale rescripto continetur. Ex quo et illud significatur, eos qui contra fecerint, in ea caussa futuros, atque si illi nominatim hac de re certiores facti essent. Rescriptum Parisiis. V. id. Aug. datum. subscribente Robillart, Anno domini M. D. LVI.

Note

Printer's device on title page depicting a winged Perseus with the head of Medusa.

Note

Woodcut head-pieces and initials.

Note

Footnotes in French.

Citation/references note

BM STC French, 1470-1600, p. 416

Citation/references note

Adams, T356

Provenance

Booklabel of John Reynolds, recording donation to Eton College in 1751.

Provenance

Ownership inscription on front fly leaf: "E libris Guliemus Reynolds Collegii Exoniensis Socii etis. Kal. Mart. 1725". William Reynolds (1705-1750) was a fellow of Exeter, and Master of Exeter School 1733-1743.

Provenance

Ownership inscription on front fly leaf: "J. Davis 1721". The t.p. bears a further inscription: "E libris J. Davies e Coll. Exon".

Provenance

Ownership inscription on t.p.: "Sum Nicolai Becketi".

Provenance

Ownership inscription on t.p.: "E libri Gul: Ferriar Exon. Cellegij olim Socius".

Binding

Contemporary dark brown calf; blind tooled triple fillet border, with large strapwork centrepiece; blind tooled single fillet on spine; red morocco spine label with gold tooled letters and triple fillet frame; five raised bands; "Terentius" written across fore edge.

Copy-specific note

Previous shelfmark: Fc.3.6.

Subject

Subject

Latin drama (Comedy) Early works to 1800.

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France Lyon.

Identifier

B28325
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