B28711

Shelfmark

Ff.7.24(02)

Additional copy shelfmark

[Another copy:] I TBS

Author

Estienne, Henri

Title

In M.T. Ciceronis qua[m]plurimos locos castigationes Henrici Stephani partim ex eius ingenio, partim ex vetustissimo quoda[m] & emendatissimo exemplari.

Varying form of title

In M.T. Ciceronis quamplurimis locos castigationes Henrici Stephani

Publication, distribution, etc.

[Geneva] :, Ex Officina Henrici Stephani Parisiensi typographi.,, an. MDLVII [1557].

Physical description

[6], 114 p. ;, 17 cm.

Note

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

Note

Imprint place taken from Adam.

Note

Text in Roman, italic and Greek type.

Citation/references note

Adams,, S1778.

Citation/references note

Schrieber, F. Estiennes,, 144.

Provenance

[Ff.7.24(02)] Engraved armorial bookplate of Eton College on t.p. verso of first item bound in volume.

Provenance

[I TBS] 16th century ownership inscription on t.p.: Thomas Blage. "Tendit in ardua virtus" is written on t.p. in the same hand. Possibly Thomas Blague, c.1545-1611, dean of Rochester, and compiler of an anthology of classical aphorisms.

Provenance

[I TBS] 17th century ownership inscription on t.p.: Tho. Stone [?].

Provenance

[I TBS] Inscription on front flyleaf: Fl: Sydenham.

Provenance

[I TBS] Inscription on front flyleaf: JW[?] Cornish Merton Oxn Dbr 1837. Merton in this instance is almost certanily the village Merton near Bicester, where Francis Warre-Cornish's father Hubert Kestell Cornish was vicar from 1834.

Provenance

[I TBS] Donation inscription: d.d. FWarre Cornish V.P. 1895.

Provenance

[I TBS] Booklabel of Eton College Library.

Binding

[Ff.7.24(02)] ?16th-century dark brown calf; blind roll-tooled border with blind-tooled corner fleurons; blind-tooled centre-piece built from smaller tools; modern rebacking in brown calf stained to match with blind double filled and gold tooled title letters.

Binding

[I TBS] 17th century sprinkled calf; gold tooled double fillet border; gold tooled single fillet along board edges; modern rebacking in brown calf with gold tooled double fillet and title letters; marbled endpapers.

Copy-specific note

[Ff.7.24(02)] Bound with "Ciceronianum lexicon Græcolatinum", published in the same year; "Alphabetum Graecum", published by Robert Estienne in 1754; and "De abusu linguae Graecae in quibusdam vocibus quas Latina usurpat, admonitio Henrici Stephani", published in 1573.

Copy-specific note

[Ff.7.24(02)] Previously: Cf.7.27(02).

Copy-specific note

[Ff.7.24(02)] Earlier library shelfmark inside front cover: P.4.11.

Copy-specific note

[I TBS] Bound with "Ciceronianum lexicon Græcolatinum" published by Estienne in the same year.

Copy-specific note

[I TBS] Previously: Ff.7.24A(02).

Subject

Cicero, Marcus Tullius

Added entry--name

Estienne, Henri, printer.

Added entry--name

Cornish, Francis Warre, former owner.

Added entry--place

Switzerland, Geneva.

Additional copy

[Another copy:] I TBS

001B28711

003LIBRARY CODE

096##$aFf.7.24(02)

098##$a[Another copy:] I TBS

1001#$aEstienne, Henri

24510$aIn M.T. Ciceronis qua[m]plurimos locos castigationes Henrici Stephani partim ex eius ingenio, partim ex vetustissimo quoda[m] & emendatissimo exemplari.

2463#$aIn M.T. Ciceronis quamplurimis locos castigationes Henrici Stephani

260##$a[Geneva] :$bEx Officina Henrici Stephani Parisiensi typographi.,$can. MDLVII [1557].

300##$a[6], 114 p. ;$c17 cm.

500##$aPrinter's device on title page with motto "Noli altum sapere".

500##$aImprint place taken from Adam.

500##$aText in Roman, italic and Greek type.

5104#$aAdams,$cS1778.

5104#$aSchrieber, F. Estiennes,$c144.

561##$a[Ff.7.24(02)] Engraved armorial bookplate of Eton College on t.p. verso of first item bound in volume.

561##$a[I TBS] 16th century ownership inscription on t.p.: Thomas Blage. "Tendit in ardua virtus" is written on t.p. in the same hand. Possibly Thomas Blague, c.1545-1611, dean of Rochester, and compiler of an anthology of classical aphorisms.

561##$a[I TBS] 17th century ownership inscription on t.p.: Tho. Stone [?].

561##$a[I TBS] Inscription on front flyleaf: Fl: Sydenham.

561##$a[I TBS] Inscription on front flyleaf: JW[?] Cornish Merton Oxn Dbr 1837. Merton in this instance is almost certanily the village Merton near Bicester, where Francis Warre-Cornish's father Hubert Kestell Cornish was vicar from 1834.

561##$a[I TBS] Donation inscription: d.d. FWarre Cornish V.P. 1895.

561##$a[I TBS] Booklabel of Eton College Library.

563##$a[Ff.7.24(02)] ?16th-century dark brown calf; blind roll-tooled border with blind-tooled corner fleurons; blind-tooled centre-piece built from smaller tools; modern rebacking in brown calf stained to match with blind double filled and gold tooled title letters.

563##$a[I TBS] 17th century sprinkled calf; gold tooled double fillet border; gold tooled single fillet along board edges; modern rebacking in brown calf with gold tooled double fillet and title letters; marbled endpapers.

590##$a[Ff.7.24(02)] Bound with "Ciceronianum lexicon Græcolatinum", published in the same year; "Alphabetum Graecum", published by Robert Estienne in 1754; and "De abusu linguae Graecae in quibusdam vocibus quas Latina usurpat, admonitio Henrici Stephani", published in 1573.

590##$a[Ff.7.24(02)] Previously: Cf.7.27(02).

590##$a[Ff.7.24(02)] Earlier library shelfmark inside front cover: P.4.11.

590##$a[I TBS] Bound with "Ciceronianum lexicon Græcolatinum" published by Estienne in the same year.

590##$a[I TBS] Previously: Ff.7.24A(02).

60010$aCicero, Marcus Tullius

7001#$aEstienne, Henri$eprinter.

7001#$aCornish, Francis Warre$eformer owner.

752##$aSwitzerland$dGeneva.