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Ff.7.07

Author

Uniform title

[Epistolae ad familiares]

Title

M. Tullii Ciceronis Epistolae familiares, diligentius quàm quae hactenus exierunt, emendatae. Pauli Manutii scholia, quibus & loci familiarum epistolarum obscuriores explanantur, & castigationum quæ in iisdem epistolis factæ sunt, ratio redditur.

Varying form of title

Portion of title: Epistolae familiares

Varying form of title

M. Tvllii Ciceronis Epistolae familiares

Publication, distribution, etc.

Parisiis. : Ex officina Roberti Stephani typographi Regij., M. D. L. [1550]

Physical description

510, [18]; [72] p. ; 17 cm. (8vo)

Note

"Pauli Manutii scholia, quibus & loci familiarum epistolarum difficiliores explicantur: & castigationum, quæ in iisdem epistolis factæ sunt, ratio redditur" has its own title-page and separate register.

Note

Signatures: A-2K⁸; 3A-3D⁸ 3E⁴ (3E4 blank).

Note

Colophon at end of pt. 1: "Excudebat Rob. Stephanus typographus Regius, Parisiis, ann. M. D. L. viii. cal. Decem."

Note

Printer's device on title page: "Noli altum sapere".

Note

Italic type; capital spaces with guide letters.

Citation/references note

Renouard, A.A. Annales de l'imprimerie des Estienne (2me éd.), p. 77, no. 14

Citation/references note

Schreiber, F. Estiennes, 106

Citation/references note

BM STC French, 1470-1600, p. 111

Provenance

Ms. ownership inscription at head of pt. 1 title "A[nn]o 1561. [deletion] Henrici Witheri", possibly Henry Withers (d. 1609); see Birley notebook, Provenance IV. Also initial "H" at foot of imprint.

Provenance

Ms. ownership inscription on title-page "Gulielm[us?] Maney[?] me tenet" [i.e. William Maney?].

Provenance

Ms. ownership inscription on final page of "Scholia": "Robert Boyle his booke witnes by John Akester." Also in same hand on title-page "Boyle" and on p. 17 "Robert Boyle".

Provenance

Ms. initials on title-page "B M R".

Provenance

Engraved armorial bookplate of Eton College.

Binding

20th-century dark brown calf binding retaining original ?contemporary covers; two blind fillets to form a border; four raised bands.

Subject

Cicero, Marcus Tullius Epistolae ad familiares

Subject

Authors, Latin Correspondence.

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Added entry--place

France Paris

Identifier

B32905
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