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Catonis disticha

Title

Historia critica Catoniana, : per singulorum seriem consuetam Dionysii Catonis Distichorum ex ordine deducta. Cui praemittuntur Maximi Planudis Metaphrasis Graeca, cum castigationibus Josephi Scaligeri in eamdem perpetuis : Itemque Desiderii Erasmi Concinna expositio. Adnexae sunt clarissimorum virorum BarthI, OpitI, DaumI, WachI, BoxhornI, Cannegieteri, WithofI, & Arntzeniorum fratrum, Animadversiones selectae. Addita quoque ad calcem Distichorum cuique Nova paraphrasis.

Publication, distribution, etc.

Amstelædami, : Apud Franciscum Houttuyn, , MDCCLIX. [1759]

Physical description

[2], VIII, 640, [24] p., 1 leaf of plates : ill. ; 8vo.

Language

Text includes Planudes' version of the Disticha in Greek.

Note

Signatures: pi2(-pi2) *4 A-2S8 2T4.

Note

Includes index and emendata at end.

Note

The form of the names listed towards the end of the title has been taken from the index.

Note

With half title page: "Historia critica Catoniana." with lines of verse on verso: "Pictura loquens."

Note

Title page printed in red and black; woodcut head- and tail-pieces.

Note

The engraved frontispiece illustration is no. 6 of series 1-6 appearing in "Dyonisii Catonis Disticha", Amsterdam, 1759; signed: "S. Fokke".

Citation/references note

BM, 35:514

Citation/references note

Mansell, 100:148

Provenance

Armorial stamp on binding: arms of city of Haarlem, with its motto: Vicit vim virtus.

Provenance

Armorial bookplate: Hugh Cecil, Earl of Lonsdale. I.e. Hugh Cecil Lowther, fifth earl of Lonsdale (1857-1944).

Provenance

Pencil inscription on front flyleaf: J. Cowell or Howell.

Binding

Contemporary Dutch stiff vellum; gold tooled double fillet frame with fleurons at corners and armorial device as centrepiece; gold tooled double fillet and lozenge stamp on spine; red morocco spine label with gold tooling; red and black speckled edges; traces of book ties.

Copy-specific note

Bound with: Dionysii Catonis Disticha de moribus ad filium.

Subject

Aphorisms and apothegms Early works to 1800.

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Netherlands Amsterdam.

Language code

lat grc

Identifier

B32453
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