J.46
Perizonii animadversiones historicae.
12
mo.
1815 Catalogue, page 6. no. 18, as above.
PERIZONIUS,
Jacobus.
Jacobi Perisonii, Ant. F. Animadversiones historicæ in quibus quamplurima in priscis Romanarum rerum, sed utriusque Linguæ Autoribus notantur,
multa etiam illustrantur atque emendantur, varia denique antiquorum rituum eruuntur, & uberius explicantur.
Amstelædami: ex officini
Henrici & Viduæ Theodori Boom,
1685.
DG211 .P44
First Edition.
8vo. 260 leaves; printer’s woodcut device on the title-page (Haghen no. 2).
Old calf, gilt backs, sprinkled edges; joints repaired and new end papers, with the Library of Congress 1815 bookplate preserved.
Initialled by Jefferson at sig. I and T. On the title is written
pretij 5sh. in an early hand.
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J.47
Dionysii Halicarnassensis. opera omn.
Gr.
Lat. not. var.
6. v.
8
vo.
Lipsiae
1774
1815 Catalogue, page 4. no. 70, Dionysii Halicarnensis opera omnia, not. var. Gr. Lat. 6 v 8vo, Lipsiæ, 1774
DIONYSIUS HALICARNASSUS.
Dionysii Halicarnassensis Opera Omnia
Græce et
Latine cvm annotationibvs Henrici Stephani, Frid. Sylbvrgii, Franc. Porti, Isaaci Casavboni, Fvlvii Vrsini, Henr. Valesii, Io. Hvdsoni
et Io. Iac. Reiske.
Lipsiæ: Svmtibvs
Gotth. Theoph. Georgi.
cIɔIɔcclxxiv. [-cIɔIɔcclxxvII.] [1774-1777.]
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6 vol.
8vo. vol. I, 349 leaves, engraved portrait frontispiece, lacks the first leaf, a blank; vol. II, 339 leaves; vol. III, 338 leaves; vol. IV, 380 leaves; vol. V, 360 leaves; vol. VI, 410 leaves; separate signatures but continuous pagination throughout the volumes; the titles vary in the different volumes, and all
except the first have the volume number on the title-page, the first volume is numbered on the half-title;
Greek and
Latin text in long lines, the notes in double columns.
Graesse II, page 400.
Ebert I, 6224.
Dibdin, page 129.
Contemporary calf, gilt backs, marbled endpapers, r.e.; initialled by Jefferson at sigs. I and T throughout; foxed leaves
in each volume. With the Library of Congress 1815 bookplates.
Jefferson bought a copy from
Froullé on December 13, 1788, price
78 (livres). Entered at this price on his undated manuscript catalogue.
Dionysius Halicarnassus, fl. 30 B.C.-8 B.C., Greek scholar and historian. Dionysius went to Rome about 30 B.C. and lived there for more than twenty
years before writing his account of its antiquities. This was the only edition of the Greek text in octavo until that date.
Johann Jacob Reiske, 1716-1744, German philologue, was the general editor of this work.
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J.48
Dionysii Halic. quae extant.
Lat.
small 8
vo.
Hanoviae.
1615.
1815 Catalogue, page 4. no. 19, Id. Quæ extant, Lat. p. 8vo Hanoviæ, 1615.
DIONYSIUS HALICARNASSUS.
Dionysii Halicarnassei scripta qvæ extant omnia, Historica et Rhetorica; nvnc primvm vniversa
latine edita: illa quidem olim per Gelenium; sed ita modo interpolata per Frideric. Sylburgium, vt penè noua versio dici queat . . .
Hanoviæ: Typis
Wechelianis, apud
Hæredes Ioannis Avbrii, Anno
M. DC. LV. [1615.]
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