Description
4to, pp. [xxvi], 654, [2], 117, [1]. Title-page printed in red and black. Contemporary vellum, fore-edge extensions, spine lettered in ink, edges sprinkled red. Binding a little soiled and marked. Annotations to front endpapers.
Comoediae N. VI. Et in eas: AElii Donati VC. Oratoris. Urbis Romae et Eugraphii Ueteris Grammatici Commentaria. Fr. Lindenbruchius Collatis MSS. veteribusque exemplaribus recensuit, auxit & Observationibus inlustrauit; adiecto indice uberrimo. [Bound with, as issued:] Gabr. Faerni Emendationes in Publii Terentii Fabulas. Johann Caliphurnii v. cl. in Eiusdem Heautonti Morumenon Interpretatio.
- Parisiis [Paris]: Ex Officina Plantiniana, Apud Hadrianum Perier 1602
£350
Notes
German philologist Friedrich Lindenbrog's edition of Terence, which Dibdin calls 'a very scarce and valuable work'. Bound at the rear are Faerno's notes on Terence's fables, originally published in 1565 but still the standard reference into the 18th century. Library Hub records copies at BL, Cambridge, Aberdeen, Eton and Chetham's.
This copy has manuscript notes to its endpapers with some bibliographical reference and 18th-century sale records.
