Plautus m accius (7 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: MOLTO BUONO. Patavii, excudebat Josephus Cominus 2 tomi in un volume. cm.13x21, pp.XLVIII,454; 455-830,77, frontespizi incisi. rilegatura in piena pergamena. 2 tomi in un volume.

Lpz., 1842. Bound uncut with the orig. wrappers for the first 3 vol.s in 4 very nice recent half calfs (Harry Larsen). Here and there some marginal notes and underlinings, all in pencil. VIII, 296, 290, 340, 280, (1).

24mo (12cm). Contemporary parchment over boards, decorate blind fillet around outer edge of boards, ms title to spine, all edges sprinkled red; marbled paper endpapers; 715,[5]pp; engraved title page. 1833 ownership inscription and embossed stamp of David B. Dickens to flyleaves; bookseller's ticket to front pastedown. Tight and sound, boards lightly splayed, spine dulled, gently rubbed: Very Good.…

Lugduni (Lyon), Expensis Gulielmi Hertman, 1577. Folio. Nice later (ab. 1800) half calf w. gilt title-label to back. Corners a bit worn. Title-page repaired from verso, no loss. Marginal annotations in cont. hand, some shaved. A nice copy w. only occasional minor brownspotting and a damp stain to top of first four, and a few later, leaves, not affecting text. Also a damp stain to lower margin of about 30 leaves, mostly towards end, barely affecting text. Last leaf soiled and w. repair to bottom, not affecting text. Owner's inscription to title-page stating that Stephanus Johannes from Copenhagen, Denmark, bought the book in Wittenberg in June 1622, inscription shaved. (8), 792 pp., ff. (28, -Index). The rare counterfeit-edition of the excellent Lambinus-edition of Plautus' works, which originally appeared in 1576. A counterfeit-edition also appeared in Cologne in 1577, and they are both of as great value to Plautus-scholarship as the 1576-edition, all three being of about equal scarcity.The work is especially esteemed for its commentaries, emendations and notes by Lambinus. "The celebrity of Lambinus in almost every classical work which he edited, has already been frequently noticed. Of this admirable edition, Lambinus lived to finish only the first twelve comedies" but his colleague, Helius, professor of Greek, completed the work, partly by transcribing what remained in Lambinus's hand-writing on the subsequent comedies, and partly by the insertion of his own notes, and emendations of the text. In forming the edition, many MSS. And ancient publications were consulted. "In this excellent edition of Plautus", says Harwood, "Lambinus hath manifested great learning and critical sagacity"." (Dibdin II:310).According to Greasse, this edition is a "Contrefacon très correcte de l'éd. De Lambin", and Graesse also states that another edition appeared in Geneva in 1595. Grasse 5:328.…

Commentationes Plautinae. Post auctoris mortem ex nova eius recensione Carol. Henric. Adelb. Lipsius. / Neun Lustspiele des M. Accius Plautus. Epidikus, Psedolus, Mostellaria, der Kaufmann, der Perser, Amphitruo, Curculio, Truculentus und Pönulus. In alten Sylbenmaßen verdeutscht von M. Friedrich Wilhelm Ehrenfried Rost, nach des Verfassers Tode von M. Karl Heinrich Adelbert Lipsius. Leipzig, Köhler 1836, XVIII, 326 und XIV, 404 S., Pappbände der Zeit, berieben und bestoßen, geringe Altersspuren unhd geringe Anstreichungen, zusammen: 3003232 Sprache: Deutsch.…

Ex Typis Vignonianis, Aureliae Allobrogum, 1605. VI,920,(53)p. Half cloth. Modern bookbinder's binding. Last pages bit water stained. Pencil annotations from pp.31-66. 'Denys Lambin, or Dionysius Lambinus (1520-1572), won a wide reputation by his great editions of Latin authors. (.) He had already completed his commentary on twelve of the plays of Plautus, and was beginning the thirteenth, when his life came to an end.'His knowledge of Cicero and the older Latin writers, as well as the Augustan poets, has never been surpassed and rarely equalled.' (J.E. SANDYS in A Short History of Classical Scholarship (.) (1915), pp.220-21). From the library of the late Prof. W. Geoffrey Arnott.…