B27844

Language code

latgrc, grc

Shelfmark

Fb.8.02

Author

Aristotle

Uniform title

[Rhetoric., Latin & Greek]

Title

Aristotelous, Technes rhetorikes biblia tria. Aristotelis, Artis rhetoricæ, siue De arte dicendi libri III. A M. Aemilio Porto, Francisci Porti Cretensis F. in antiquissima, & celeberrima Heidelbergensi Academia ordinario linguæ Græcæ professore, Noua interpretatione illustrati, & nunc primùm in lucem emissi, Ad illustrem, et generosum dominum, dominum Carolum, baronem a Lichtenstein, & Nicolspurg. Item Francisci Porti Cretensis in eosdem libros perpetui Latini commentarij antè non excusi, ad generosum dominum, D[omi]n[e]. Christophorum Georgium à Berg, Nobilem Silesium.

Varying form of title

Portion of title: De arte dicendi libri III

Varying form of title

Portion of title: Artis rhetoricæ, siue De arte dicendi libri III

Varying form of title

Technes rhetorikes biblia tria

Varying form of title

Parallel title: Aristotelis, Artis rhetoricæ, siue De arte dicendi libri III

Publication, distribution, etc.

Spiræ, :, Apud Bernardum Albinum.,, MDIIC. [1598]

Physical description

[16], 487, [1]; [4], 360, [4] p. ;, 8vo.

Note

The commentary has divisional title page with separate pagination and signatures.

Note

Greek and Latin text in parallel columns; preliminary material and part of title in Greek.

Note

First five words of the title transliterated from the Greek.

Note

Woodcut initials and head-pieces.

Note

Colophon: "Spiræ Nemetum, Apud Bernardum Albinum. Anno 1598.".

Citation/references note

Cranz, Aristotle editions,, 108.770

Provenance

Booklabel of John Reynolds, recording donation to Eton College in 1751.

Provenance

Ownership inscription on t.p.: "Gulielmus Midleton".

Binding

Contemporary dark brown leather binding, probably from Oxford; blind tooled boards with triple fillet border and large ornate centrepiece; blind single fillet tooling on spine; four raised bands; red morocco spine label with gold tooled letters; pastedowns of binders' waste, text from Terence.

Copy-specific note

Previous shelfmark: Fe.5.17.

Copy-specific note

Page of ms. notes on rear flyleaf.

Copy-specific note

Misbound: four pages of the prelims of the commentary ((*)i and (*)ii) have been bound between p. 480 and 481 of the main text.

Subject

Rhetoric, Ancient, Early works to 1800.

Added entry--name

Albin, Bernhard, printer.

Added entry--name

Portus, Franciscus

Added entry--name

Portus, Aemilius

Added entry--name

Reynolds, John, former owner.

Added entry--place

Germany, Speyer.

001B27844

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300##$a[16], 487, [1]; [4], 360, [4] p. ;$c8vo.

500##$aThe commentary has divisional title page with separate pagination and signatures.

500##$aGreek and Latin text in parallel columns; preliminary material and part of title in Greek.

500##$aFirst five words of the title transliterated from the Greek.

500##$aWoodcut initials and head-pieces.

500##$aColophon: "Spiræ Nemetum, Apud Bernardum Albinum. Anno 1598.".

5104#$aCranz, Aristotle editions,$c108.770

561##$aBooklabel of John Reynolds, recording donation to Eton College in 1751.

561##$aOwnership inscription on t.p.: "Gulielmus Midleton".

563##$aContemporary dark brown leather binding, probably from Oxford; blind tooled boards with triple fillet border and large ornate centrepiece; blind single fillet tooling on spine; four raised bands; red morocco spine label with gold tooled letters; pastedowns of binders' waste, text from Terence.

590##$aPrevious shelfmark: Fe.5.17.

590##$aPage of ms. notes on rear flyleaf.

590##$aMisbound: four pages of the prelims of the commentary ((*)i and (*)ii) have been bound between p. 480 and 481 of the main text.

650#0$aRhetoric, Ancient$vEarly works to 1800.

7001#$aAlbin, Bernhard$eprinter.

7001#$aPortus, Franciscus

7001#$aPortus, Aemilius

7001#$aReynolds, John$eformer owner.

752##$aGermany$dSpeyer.