Excerpt from Specimen Variarum Lectionum Et Observationum in Philostrati Vitae Apollonii Librum Primum: Edidit Et Scholiastam Graecum Mscr. Ad Septem Libros Priores Adjecit
Dehemus hunc librum L. Baronis a Schel ICI 5/zeim singula1i literatos homines studio atque libe1alitati, qua illum praete1 alios humanissime cum Cusumano communicavit. Est autem bombyèinus, formae quartae, sacculi fere demm1 quarti. Nonnul lis locis paginae aliquot amanu recentiore desc...riptaa qpparent. Dcsinit in libri octavi capite decimo quinto.
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