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Pomponii Melae De orbis situ libri tres, accuratissime eme[n]dati, vnà cum commentarijsIoachimi Vadiani Heluetij castigatioribus, & multis in locis auctioribus factis: id quod ca[n]didus lector obiter, & in transcursu facile deprehendet. Adiject sunt præterea loca aliquot ex Vadiani co[m]mentarijs summatim repetita, & explicata in quibus æstimandis censendisq[ue] doctissimo viro Ioanni Camerti ordinis minorum theologo, cum Ioachimo Vadiano non admodum conuenit. Rursum, epistola Vadiani, ab eo tenè adulescente ad Rudolphum Agricolam iuniorem scripta, non indigna lectu, nec inutilis ad ea capienda, quæ ali ubi in commentarijs suis libare magis, quàm longius explicare voluit.
Portion of title: De orbis situ
Other title: De chorographia
Lutetiae Parisiorum, : [C. Wechel], 1530.
[28], 196, [2], [56] p. ; Fo.
Device of Chrestien Wechel on final leaf.
Title and imprint within woodcut historiated border, also used for final section: Loca aliquot ex Pomponianis commentariis repetita, indicataq[ue] in quibus censendis, & æstimandis Ioa[n]nis Camerti...
Woodcut historiated initials.
Includes index.
Booklabel of John Reynolds, recording donation to Eton College in 1751.
Inscription on t.p.: Thomas Browne. This hand is definitely not that of Sir Thomas Browne, author of Religio Medici.
18th century English light brown quarter sheep; light blue paper covering boards; gold tooled roll on spine; red morocco spine label with gold tooled title and triple fillet frame; five raised bands.
Extensive annotations in several hands throughout, some in English.
Several botanical specimens pressed between pages.
Imperfect copy: lacks the woodcut map, and the final leaf.
Previous shelfmark: Fk.3.4.
Geography, Ancient Early works to 1800.
Wechel, Chrestien, 1495 - 1554 printer.
Reynolds, John, 1671 - 1758 former owner.
France Paris
B29078