Fg.8.06
[De chorographia]
Pomponij Melae De situ orbis libri tres cum Petri Ioannis Oliuarij Valentini, uiri in geographia doctissimi scholijs. Hermolai Barbari in eundem Pomponium Melam castigationes. C. Iulij Solini Polyhistor, siue Rerum orbis memorabilium collectanea, partim ad uetustissimorum exemplarium fidem restituta, partim scholijs illustrata. Rerum ac uerborum in hisce omnibus memorabilium trigeminus index.
Pomponii Melae De situ orbis libri tres
Pomponii Melae De sitv orbis libri tres
Portion of title: De situ orbis libri tres
[S.l. : s.n., between 1536 and 1570?]
[48], 407, [1] p. ; 15 cm. (8vo)
Without imprint or colophon. Supposed post quem date of publication from dedication signed "Lutetiæ, V. idus Iulij, M. D. XXXVI."; Adams suggests Basel or Lyon, ca. 1540; ECL card catalogue suggests Basel, ca. 1570.
Signatures: [alpha]-[gamma]⁸ ([gamma]8 blank) a-z⁸ A-C⁸.
Olivarius's second commentary (Cat. transl. V, 273-274).
Woodcut initials.
Adams, M1061
Booklabel of John Reynolds, recording donation to Eton College in 1751.
16th-century ms. inscription at head of title "Liber Jo. Churlestoni" i.e. John Churleston, with price 18d.
18th-century ms. inscription on title-page of Thomas Stephens.
18th-century brown calf quarter binding; marbled-paper boards; three raised bands; traces of spine label; earlier ms. parchment guards.
Ms. annotations and underlinings in the text, partly cropped in rebinding.
Previously Fk.6.04.
Geography, Ancient Early works to 1800.
Reynolds, John, 1671 - 1758 former owner.
Solinus, C. Julius, ? - active 3rd cent.? Polyhistor.
Switzerland Basel.
France Paris.
France Lyon.
lat
B34824