Glossaria duo, è situ vetustatis eruta: ad vtriusque linguae cognitionem & locupletationem perutilia. Item, De Atticae linguae seu dialecti idiomatis, comment. Henr. Steph. Vtraque nunc primùm in publicum prodeunt [BOUND WITH] Cyrilli, Philoxeni, aliorumque veterum glossaria Latin-Graeca, & Graeco-Latina

Estienne, Henri (1528/31-1598); Labbaeus, Carolus (1582-1657)

Verlag: Henri Estienne / Ludovici Billaine 1573 / 1679, [Geneva] / Paris, 1573

Beschreibung

Nineteenth-century diced Russia, ornate border blindstamped on boards, rebacked, spine ruled and ornately blindstamped along 5 raised bands, gilt-stamped lettering in second spine compartment, a.e.g.; 2 works bound in one volume, folio (325x200mm). Estienne's critical edition of two manuscript glossaries (ca. 2nd-3rd century A.D.) discovered by him, the first Latin-Greek, the second Greek-Latin; pp. [8], 666 columns; [8], 13-247; [20], 208, 246, 40. Boards rubbed, and a bit scuffed along the edges; some early marginalia. Large armorial bookplate of Hugh Robert Hughes of Kimnel and Dinorben (1827-1911) on front paste-down; bookplate of E. Lynton Vicars on verso of FFEP. Estienne's glossaries grew out of research conducted during his compilation of the Thesaurus linguae gracae, and hence are sometimes regarded as supplements to the same. Nonetheless, they are "among the best glossaries we have, full of rare, ancient learning." /// Charles Labbé was a parliamentary barrister of Paris, who published, with the help of J. Scaliger Glosses on Greek law (1607), and prepared an edition of the Glossaries of 'Cyril and Philoxenus', which was published after his death by Du Cange (1679). (Sandys 2,287). The first part of this work contains Greek-Latin glosses, the second Latin-Greek glosses, followed by emendations. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers D12942

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Titel: Glossaria duo, è situ vetustatis eruta: ad ...

Verlag: Henri Estienne / Ludovici Billaine 1573 / 1679, [Geneva] / Paris

Erscheinungsdatum: 1573

Einband: Hardcover

Zustand: Very Good+