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Cum Notis Josephi Scaligeri Et Commentario Perpeteo Petri Zornii, Hambvrgensis. kl.-8°. Titel, 56 S., 16 unpag. S., 203 (1) S., 6 Bll., mit 1 Portraifrontispiz u. 2 gest. Taf. Stummer Ldr.-Bd. d. Zeit. Einband berieben, Rücken mit Fehlstellen, Spiegel leimschattig und mit alten Besitzvermerken, Frontispiz mit kl. Wurmloch, Titelbl. mit dezentem Besitzvermerk von Johannes Ephraim SCHEIBEL, gebräunt. VD18 14833700 - Seltene, kommentierte Ausgabe zur jüdischen Geschichte, die in Fragmenten überliefert Hekataios/Hecataeus von Milet zugeschrieben wird. Die Kommentare stammen von Joseph Justus Scaliger (1540-1609) und Peter Zorn (Zornius, 1682-1746). Das Portrait Zorn stammt von Christian Fritzsch nach Esaias Schumacher. Aus dem Besitz des Mathematikers und Astronom Johann(is) Ephraim Scheibel (1736-1809), dessen Besitzvermerk sich in der unteren Ecke des Titeblattes, datiert 1759, findet. Spiegel mit dem teils verwischten Vermerk: "Es donatione celeberrimi [.] auctoris Dni Petri Zornii [.] auctionis[?] Ludovici Wider[.,?]. Gewicht in Gramm: 500.