Kp.3.16
[Works. 1869]
Q. Horatii Flacci Opera / illustrated from antique gems by C.W. King ... ; the text revised, with an introduction, by H.A.J. Munro ...
London : Bell & Daldy, York Street, Covent Garden, 1869.
xxxiv, 456 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Texts in Latin, introduction in English.
Presentation copy from the editor H.A.J. Munro to William Johnson Cory, with inscription: "Guilielmo Johnson qui Lucretili suo Horatianam artem unice repraesentaverit H.A.J.M. d.d. l.m. Devonianum saepe Lucretilem mutet Sabino Faunus et incolam hortetur antiqui saporis mella novis reparare curis."
Ms. note on endpaper: "This book was found in a second-hand book-shop in Hampstead & given on 18 Apr 1926 by Cuthbert Wrangham KS to his late tutor Hubert Brinton, who was a master at Eton from Jan 1887 to Dec 1924."
Eton College Library booklabel with note recording gift by Mr H. Brinton, October 1931.
19th century grained goatskin binding; border of gilt triple fillets with semicircular corner on innermost fillet; gilt-tooled spine; marbled endpapers; gilt text block edges.
ALS from Munro to Cory [as Johnson] dated Trinity College 4 Nov. 1871 tipped in at end, praising his "little book" [presumably the Key to Lucretilis, published in 1871] and praising "the best & most Horatian Sapphics & Alcaics, which I am acquainted with, that have been written since Horace ceased to write". Also tipped in at end a printed leaf paginated 369-370, containing two "Rhymes after Horace" signed "Ofellus" i.e. two of four poems by Cory published pseudonymously in Macmillan's Magazine, Aug. 1888 and Sep. 1889. See introductory note to Cory's Rhymes after Horace, Edinburgh: Tragara Press, 1982.
Cory, William Johnson, 1823 - 1892 Rhymes after Horace.
Latin poetry.
Munro, H. A. J., 1819 - 1885 (Hugh Andrew Johnstone),
King, C. W. (Charles William), 1818 - 1888 (Charles William),
Munro, H. A. J., 1819 - 1885 correspondent.
Cory, William Johnson, 1823 - 1892 former owner.
Brinton, Hubert former owner.
Bell and Daldy publisher.
England London.
lateng
B45557