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Iosephi Scaligeri IulI Caesaris f. Opus de emendatione temporum: : castigatius et multis partibus auctius, vt nouum videri possit. Item veterum Graecorum fragmenta selecta, quibus loci aliquot obscurissimi chronologiae sacrae & Bibliorum illustrantur, cum notis eiusdem Scaligeri..
Iosephi Scaligeri IvlI Caesaris f. Opvs de emendatione temporvm
Portion of title: Opus de emendatione temporum
Portion of title: Opvs de emendatione temporvm
Lugduni Batauorum, : Ex officina Plantiniana Francisci Raphelengij. , M.D.IIC. [1598]
[84], 752, [28], liiij, [2] p. ; 34 cm. (Fo.)
Woodcut printer's device with motto "Labore et constantia" on title page; initials.
"Veterum Graecorum fragmenta selecta, quibus loci aliquot obscurissimi chronologiae sacrae & Bibliorum illustrantur" has divisional half title page and begins new pagination and register.
Text in Latin with quotations and examples in Greek and a variety of other languages.
Signatures: [alpha]⁴ [beta]-[epsilon]⁶ [zeta]⁴ A-3F⁶ 3G⁴ 3H-3S⁶ 3T⁸, a-c⁶ d⁴ e⁶.
Errata on leaf [zeta]4 verso.
Adams, S568
Presentation copy from the author to Isaac Casaubon (1559-1614). Inscription on title-page: Eruditissimo Isacio Casaubono suo Josephus Scaliger D D.
Inscription on title-page records donation to Eton College by Thomas Evans, M.D., Fellow of Eton College 1716-1734, in 1733.
18th century mid brown calf; blind tooled double fillet border with two further vertical lines three centimetres from spine; gold tooled dot roll on board edges; rebacked in late 20th or early 21st century in mid brown calf with new red morocco spine label with gold tooled triple fillet frame and title; six raised bands; new endpapers and pastedowns from the same time as rebacking.
Copious annotations and underscorings by Isaac Casaubon throughout. Includes a table under various headings on verso of final leaf. Some of the annotations have been trimmed by the 18th century binder.
Included in the Pierrepont Morgan exhibition 'Treasures of Eton College Library: 550 years of collecting' curated by Paul Quarrie, in 1990. Catalogue number 36.
For further scholarship on this volume, see Anthony Grafton, 'Joseph Scaliger: a study in the history of classical studies' (Clarendon Press, 1983), vol. II, and Anthony Grafton and Joanna Weinberg, '"I have always loved the Holy Tongue": Isaac Casaubon, the Jews, and a forgotten chapter in Renaissance scholarship' (Belknap Press, 2011).
Chronology, Historical Early works to 1800.
Raphelengius, Frans, 1568 - 1643? printer.
Casaubon, Isaac, 1559 - 1614 former owner.
Evans, Thomas former owner.
Plantijnsche Drukkerij printer.
Netherlands Leiden.
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B49868