de Morte Judæ . . .
ib
,
1702.--
Jac. Perizonii Responsio ad nuperam Notitiam de Variis Aeliani, aliorumque auctorum, locis,
ib
,
1703.
PA3821 .A4 1701
4 parts in 2. 8vo. 294 leaves, 364 leaves, 46 leaves; 55 leaves; engraved frontispiece in part I, and vignette on each of
the four titles by P. Sluyter after J. Goeree, engraved illustrations in the text, the first title printed in red and black,
De Varia Historia in
Greek and
Latin in parallel columns; on E
1 of the last tract is the half-title for
Jac. Perizonius Responsio II.
Brunet I, 62.
Dibdin, page 2.
Contemporary vellum. Not initialled by Jefferson in either volume. With the Library of Congress 1815 bookplate.
Claudius Aelianus, fl. 200 A.D., Roman author who wrote in Greek. The
Varia Historia, in fourteen books, was first printed in Rome in 1545. This is the first edition by Perizonius and the first edition of the
two appended tracts by him, frequently found with this edition.
For a book by Perizonius, see no. 10 above.
[103]
?J.104
Aeliani variae historiae.
Gr.
Lat. Vulteii.
16
s.
Not in the 1815 Catalogue.
AELIANUS,
Claudius.
Æliani variæ historiæ libri XIIII. Item, Rerumpublicarum descriptiones ex Heraclide. Cum
Latina interpretatione Iusti Wlteij Wetterani, vtriq; è regione accommodata, & ad
Græc(~u) exemplar, multo quam antehac emendatius, nunc denuò quàm diligentissimè recognita.
Lvgd: apvd
Ioan. Tornæsivm, Typogr. Reg.,
cIɔ.Iɔ.xxcvII. [1587.]
PA3821 .A4 1587 copy 2
16mo. 264 leaves, printer’s device on the verso of the last leaf, recto blank, title within a woodcut ornamental border,
Greek and
Latin text printed in parallel columns. In sheets a and b the text is printed on one side only, those sheets have therefore 16
instead of 8 leaves.
Graesse I, page 24.
This edition not in Brunet, and not in Quérard.
Not in Baudrier.
Old calf. Not initialled by Jefferson and the few manuscript notes are not by him. With the Library of Congress 1815 bookplate.
Listed in Jefferson’s undated manuscript catalogue, with the price
2 f.
This may have been Jefferson’s copy and omitted from the 1815 catalogue in error, the number written in ink on the 1815 bookplate
is undecipherable. The copy is credited to the Jefferson collection in the later Library of Congress catalogues.
The first edition was printed in Rome in 1545.
[104]
J.105
Chronicon Alexandrinum.
Gr.
Lat. Raderi.
Monachii
1624.
4
to. small
.
1815 Catalogue, page 4. no. 91, as above but reading
p. 4to.
CHRONICON PASCHALE.
Chronicon Alexandrinvm idemqve astronomicvm et ecclesiasticvm, (vulgò sicvlvm seu Fasti Sicvli) ab Sigonio, Pamvinio, aliisqve passim
Lavdatvm, partimqve
Graece editvm; nvnc integrvm
Græce cvm
Latina interpretatione vvlgatvm opera & studio Matthaei Raderi de Societate Iesv.
Monachii: ex Formis
Annæ Bergiæ vidvæ,
cIɔ. Iɔ. xxiv. [1624.]
D17 .C5
