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Shelfmark

Ff.4.11(01)

Author

Synesius of Cyrene, Bishop of Ptolemais.

Collective uniform title

Works

Title

Synesiou episkopou Kyrēnēs Peri basileias, eis ton autokratora Arkadion. Diōn ē peri tēs kath'auton diagōgēs. Phalakras enkōmion. Peri pronoias ē Aigyptios. Homilia en panēgyrei. Peri enhypniōn kai eis auto Nikēphorou tou Grēgora hermēneia. Tou autou Synesiou epistolai = Synesij Episcopi Cyrenes De regno ad Arcadium imperatorem. Dion, siue de suæ vitæ ratione. Caluitij laudatio. De prouidentia, seu Ægyptius. Concio quædam panegyrica. De insomnijs, cum Nocephori Gregoræ explicatione. Eiusdem Synesij epistolæ. Ex Bibliotheca Regia..

Varying form of title

Portion of title: De regno ad Arcadium imperatorem

Varying form of title

Peri basileias, eis ton autokratora Arkadion

Varying form of title

Synesii Episcopi Cyrenes De regno ad Arcadium imperatorem

Publication, distribution, etc.

Parisiis : Ex officina Adriani Turnebi typographi Regij. Regijs typis., M.D.LIII. [1553]

Physical description

[4], 134, [2]; 100, [4] p. : ill. ; 31 cm. (fol.)

Language

Parallel title in Latin; text in Greek only.

Note

First part of title in Greek characters, transliterated.

Note

Edited by Adrien Turnèbe.

Note

Colophon: 'Excudebatur Lutetiæ M.D.LIII. cal. Aug.'

Note

Imprint date precedes publisher's name on title page.

Note

Errors in pagination of the 1st sequence: 15, 22, 124, 126, 127-130, 131, and 133 misnumbered as 21, 12, 126, 138, 126-129, 123, and 135.

Note

Signatures: *² A-K⁶ L⁸; a-h⁶ i⁴.

Note

"Synesiou Epistolai" (caption title) begins new pagination and register.

Note

Turnèbe's basilisk device as king's printer for Greek on title-page; foliated and grotesque head-pieces and initials; printed in Garamond's gros-romain font of the Grecs du roi.

Note

Text surrounded by commentary.

Citation/references note

Adams, S2206

Provenance

Engraved armorial bookplate of Eton College on title-page verso.

Provenance

Bought 1597/8. (See ECL card catalogue; see also Birley notebook, Bindings V.)

Binding

Late 16th-century brown calf binding; outer and inner borders formed of three blind fillets joined at corners; inner frame composed of a single roll with compartments containing medallions with profile heads and renaissance ornaments; silver-tooled armorial stamp of Eton College on both covers; remains of brass clasps on front cover; chain holes; six raised bands; spine decoration formed of blind fillets with diapering at head and tail; brown morocco spine-label. See Oldham "English blind-stamped bindings", HMa. 14, no. 783, for roll.

Copy-specific note

Bound with copy of: Hē hagia kai oikoumenikē en Phlōrentia genomenē synodos. 1577.

Copy-specific note

Previously Ea.3.1(01).

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Added entry--place

France Paris.

Language code

grc lat

Identifier

B32524
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