aphthonius (17 Ergebnisse)

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

HRD. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

HRD. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Zustand: Good. Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts - Monographs Vol. DCXXXVIII/Department of Language and Literature No. 50. Translated into Serbian by Vojislav Jelic. Near fine in very good dust jacket.

Latin text. Scarce edition of this popular title by the 4th century sophist. weight 0.4 lb. Very good, title page repaired at gutter, pages moderately toned. [2], 334, [8] pp. Twentieth century half ivory leather over marbled boards, gilt spine title on black label, speckled edges.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. RECENT BINDING, LEATHER SPINE WITH GILT AND CLOTH BINDING, TEXT IN GREEK AND LATIN, AGE APOTS AND YELLOWING. Progymnasmata of Aftonio, rhetorician of Antioch lived in the second half of the fourth century AD,

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Progymnasmata, attributed to Aphthonius, is a foundational text in the study of rhetoric and composition, widely used in classical education. This edition offers valuable insights into the ancient methods of teaching writing and argumentation. The Progymnasmata presents a structured sequence of exercises designed to develop students' skills in rhetoric, from simple narrative to more complex argumentative essays. By mastering these exercises, students gain a strong foundation in the art of persuasive communication. This edition provides access to the original Latin text, making it an invaluable resource for students and scholars interested in classical rhetoric and education.

In-24°, pp. 376, legatura coeva piena pelle marrone con triplice ordine di filetti a secco lungo il perimetro dei piatti. Tagli a spruzzo. Vignetta xilografica con canestro floreale al titolo. Alcuni fregi tipografici in xilografia. Lievi e uniformi bruniture, lievemente corto di margini, Buon esemplare. Seicentina lionese di questa celebre raccolta di esercitazioni retoriche improntate all'atticismo, forse concepita da Aftonio come introduzione a quella, più avanzata, dell'altro noto retore Ermogene di Tarso.

With additional engr. title dated 1649. 383 pp, 12 unn. pp. Index, pp. 385-441, 14 pp. Index. 12mo. Later boards with ms. spine title and library shelfmark. Fourth and last Elzevir-Edition of Aphthonius' Progymnasmata". Reissue of the edition published in 1649 using its engraved title. The present copy includes the Auctarium continens variationem tractationis fabularum, et chreiarum" (pp. 385441) and the additional 14-page index, which are missing in some copies. The Progymnasmata" is a rhetorical text book with explanatory examples. Willems 1182. Clean and beautiful copy in all.

16°. Gestochener Titel, Titel, 400 S. 5 n.n. Bl. Index. Kalblederband der Zeit mit goldgeprägtem Rückenschild, doppelter Deckelfiletierung, floraler Rückenvergoldung. Willem 1018. Titelauflage der ersten Elzevir-Ausgabe von 1642. Mit dem Originalkupfertitel mit dieser Jahreszahl. - Kapitale mit Fehlstellen. Einband beschabt. Sprache: lateinisch.

An extremely rare Paris edition of one of only four rhetoric handbooks that has survived since antiquity. The progymnasmata, or rhetorical exercises, of Aphthonius of Antioch (2nd half of the 4th century CE) became by far the most popular of these four and was used in Europe by students of rhetoric until the 18th century. The present edition is very rare: it is not mentioned in any of the relevant reference works, has only been recorded in one library, and we have not been able to find another copy in sales records of the past hundred years.The progymnasmata were written for students between the ages of twelve and fifteen, who were just beginning to learn rhetoric. The exercises in the book increase in difficulty. By the end, students should have enough knowledge and skill to be able to enter a formal rhetorical school. The work starts with fables. Students were encouraged to write their own, according to certain rules given in the text. It then continues with exercises for narratives, anecdotes, logical reasoning, praising, scolding, describing and argumentation.Aphthonius' progymnasmata was originally written in ancient Greek. It was first translated into Latin by humanist Rodolphus Agricola (1443/44-1485) and again by humanist Giovanni Maria Cataneo (?-1529/30). The two translations are combined in the present work.With two 17th-century ownership annotations on the front pastedown, and another two on the first flyleaf in the same two hands. The vellum is somewhat stained and scuffed around the edges, with some loss of material on the foot of the spine and on top of the sewing supports. Internally clean, with a barely visible water stain in the leaves of the index, and wormholes in the front pastedown and in the lower margin of leaves 150-194, without affecting the text. Otherwise in good condition.l WorldCat 954855891 (1 copy); this edition not in Adams; BM, French; Brunet; USTC. 17th-century limp vellum with the manuscript title on the spine, remnants of closing ties, red edges. With a woodcut printer's device on the title-page, 3 woodcut headpieces in the beginning of the work, and 9 decorated woodcut initials throughout. Pages: [12], 259, [3 blank] ll.

Amsterodami, Ludovicum & Danielem Elzevirios, 1655 in-16, parchemin ivoire, lanières de couture apparentes en mors, dos long muet, [Rel. de l'époque], 441 p., [7] ff. d'index, titre-frontispice gravé sur cuivre. /31E Quelques passages soulignés au crayon en début d?ouvrage. Reliure un peu frottée. Tache d'encre marginale à un angle affectant une trentaine de ff. Petite découpe dans le blanc du f. de titre. Ex-libris S. C. von Praun.

Pergamentband d. Zt. gest. Frontispiz, Titelbl., 4 Bll., 476 S., 7 Bll. Index. 12°. Umfangreiche Amsterdamer Ausgabe des bedeutenden Rethorikers. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 550.

Amsterodami, Apud Ludovicum & Danielem Elzevirios, 1655. Engraved title plate + printer's vignette. Parchment. 12°. 441, (12) pp. *rebound, lower margin title plate handcoloured in red, paper somewhat waterstained, ex libris Georges Montandon otherwise good condition* 'Quatrième et dernière édition elzevirienne d'Aphthonius, reproduisant ligne pour ligne la precédénte, parue en 1649. Le frontispice gravé porte cette dernière date. Il existe des exemplaires dans lesquels on a remplacé les 12 ff. d'index par un 'Auctarium, continens variationem tractationis fabularum et chreiarum', qui avec son faux titre occupe les pp. 385 à 441. Cet Auctarium est suivi d'un index nouveau en 14 pp., plus ample que celui a été supprimé'.Aphthonius van Antiochië, retoricaleraar ca. 400 na Christus, leraar van Libanius. Van Aphthonius zijn zijn Progymnasmata (vooroefeningen) en een verzameling van 40 fabels bewaard gebleven. De Progymnasmata bevatten 14 definities van retorische grondbegrippen, die elk door een voorbeeld worden toegelicht. A. Willems. Les Elzevier. Histoire et annales typographiques. Bruxelles, 1880, 1182.'Aphthonius, Aeolius Festa (3rd c. A.D.), wrote four books 'De metris', which now form the bulk of the 'Ars Grammatica' of Marius Victorius (.)'.The Oxford classical dictionary. Oxford, 1957 (4th) p. 68.

Brixiae, Apud Societatem Brixiensem, 1602, 8vo (cm. 14,5 x 8,5) in piena pergamena molle coeva con titoli manoscritti al dorso (ma in grafia moderna), tracce dell'esistenza di fettucce (ora assenti), pp. (26), 379, (3) con elaborata vignetta tipografica al frontespizio, ripetuta al colophon, e diversi capolettere xilografici. Legatura un po' sciupata; piccole mancanze al taglio di poche carte, senza perdita di testo; alcune carte un po' brunite. Nel complesso ben conservato. Traduzione latina, già apparsa nel Cinquecento, della celebre raccolta di esercitazioni retoriche di Aftonio (IV sec. d.C.), poi più volte ristampata per i tipi di Elzevier a partire dal 1642. Non comune edizione bresciana. Manca a Graesse.

Amsterdam Joh. Janssonius, 1659. 12mo. 445,[14] pp. Met frontispice. Perkamenten spitselband met omgezette randen (lichte sporen van plakkers op rug en voorplat; onder-en bovenmarge zeer licht watervlekkig (ca. eerste kwart wat erger) overigens een net ex.) Deze latijnse vertaling door Agricola was een bestseller in de 16e en 17e eeuw. Gerda Huisman telt meer dan 100 edities. Dit is Huisman 245. Volgens Kuiper bleef dit werk voor de onderwijspraktijk 'waarschijnlijk zonder vrucht': de Ars Rhetorica kwam slechts heel beperkt aan bod op school, en ook Aphtonius (en Theon) kwam hij in bijna geen enkel schoolprogramma tegen. De Statenuitgave bevat naast de latijnse vertaling (door Heinsius) ook de griekse tekst. (Kuiper p. 134-137). / Laced vellum with turned edges. (traces of label on spine and front board; very slightly water stained (ca. first quarter more heavily so); otherwise a good copy). This latin translation was a best seller: over 100 editions known. Possibly not used in the latin schools.