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[Aesop's fables. Latin & Greek.]
Mythologia Æsopica: in qua Æsopi fabulæ Græco-Latinæ CCXCVII. Accedunt Babriæ fabulæ etiam auctiores. Secundum editionem Isaaci Nicolai Niveleti. Præponitur historia vitæ, morum, fortunæ, & interitus Æsopi. Composita studio Joachimi Camerarii: et adjicitur Cebetis tabula. In usum Scholæ Ætonensis.
Aisōpou mythoi
Londini, : Typis M. Clarke, impensis Sam. Carr, 1682.
[2], 66, 127, 132 p. ; 15 cm. (12mo)
The "Tabula" has been erroneously ascribed to Cebes. Cf. Oxf. class. dict.
The Greek text of the fables begins new pagination on ¹B1r; the Latin text begins new pagination and register on ²B1r.
Signatures: (a)-(3)⁶, (f)⁴, B-M⁶, M⁴, B-M⁶.
Wing (2nd ed.), A730
ESTC, R3100
[Ic3.4.26] Armorial bookplate of F. Manley Sims.
[Ic3.4.26] Ink stamp on leaf (a2): "Manley Sims Eton Collection".
[Ic3.4.26] Eton College Library book label.
[Ic3.4.27] Eton College Library book label with ms. former shelfmark.
[Ic3.4.27] Ms. inscription on front endpaper: "?Puterson's book went into the ... on Monday the 21, days of January 1702".
[Ic3.4.26] 19th century teal calf half-binding; boards covered in marbled paper; marbled endpapers; gilt top edge.
[Ic3.4.27] 17th century brown ?calf binding; three tawed leather sewing supports laced through boards; three raised bands;
[Ic3.4.26] Bookseller's stamp on free front endpaper verso: "Hatchards 187 Piccadilly".
Fables Early works to 1800.
Cebes (Of Thebes) attributed name.
Babrius Fabulae Aesopeae.
Manley Sims, F. former owner.
Carr, Samuel, active 1675 - 1685 bookseller.
England London.
latgre
B37770