M. Tullii Ciceronis epistolae ad familiares; [P]hilippi Melancthonis argumenta & scholia; Ioach. Camerarij & Eras. Roterod. locorum obscuriorum recognitio, verba Graeca Latinis expressa; Pauli Manutij [h]istoria de Ptolemaeo rege, ad intelligentiam libri primi; Alexandri ab Alexandro schola Ciceronis; Livij historia de Cicerone; Petri Victorij, Stephani Doleti, A. Gellij, & aliorum annotationes, quorum catalogus post aliquot pagellas apponitur. --
Title
M. Tullii Ciceronis epistolae ad familiares; [P]hilippi Melancthonis argumenta & scholia; Ioach. Camerarij & Eras. Roterod. locorum obscuriorum recognitio, verba Graeca Latinis expressa; Pauli Manutij [h]istoria de Ptolemaeo rege, ad intelligentiam libri primi; Alexandri ab Alexandro schola Ciceronis; Livij historia de Cicerone; Petri Victorij, Stephani Doleti, A. Gellij, & aliorum annotationes, quorum catalogus post aliquot pagellas apponitur. --
Date
1592
Place
Francofurti [Frankfurt]
Publisher
Apud haeredes Christ. Egenolphi
Language
Latin
Contributor
Desiderius Erasmus
Philipp Melanchthon
Joachim Camerarius
Paolo Manuzio
Livy
Note
TYPE:
Italic (text); renaissance roman (notes).
Italic (text); renaissance roman (notes).
TABLES/INDEXES:
Includes table of commentaries and notes included in the work.
Includes index.
Includes table of commentaries and notes included in the work.
Includes index.
PROVENANCE:
Inscriptions on front pastedown "Keerl 1778", "Conrad Heinrich Keerl", and another indecipherable name (Glink?).
Inscriptions on front pastedown "Keerl 1778", "Conrad Heinrich Keerl", and another indecipherable name (Glink?).
MARGINALIA:
Brief MS notes in Latin on front pastedown and recto of front free endpaper. MS notes of various sorts throughout the rest of the book, especially in the first four books of letters, including: marginal notes in Latin (including glosses and occasional textual notes); other marginal markings (including stars and geometric skteches); underlining (usually in black, sometimes in green, red, or pencil); the addition of numbering system to some of the books of letters; and occasional drawings (including faces in the margin and in capital letters).
Extensive printed marginalia.
Brief MS notes in Latin on front pastedown and recto of front free endpaper. MS notes of various sorts throughout the rest of the book, especially in the first four books of letters, including: marginal notes in Latin (including glosses and occasional textual notes); other marginal markings (including stars and geometric skteches); underlining (usually in black, sometimes in green, red, or pencil); the addition of numbering system to some of the books of letters; and occasional drawings (including faces in the margin and in capital letters).
Extensive printed marginalia.
DEDICATIONS:
Includes introductory letter by the "typographus" addressed to the reader.
Includes introductory letter by the "typographus" addressed to the reader.
BINDING:
Alum-tawed pigskin over wooden boards; blind tooled on both boards and spine including roundels on both boards showing "Philipu[s] Mel[anchthon]"; metal clasps.
Alum-tawed pigskin over wooden boards; blind tooled on both boards and spine including roundels on both boards showing "Philipu[s] Mel[anchthon]"; metal clasps.
FORMAT:
[16], 803, [11] p. ; 14cm. (8vo).
[16], 803, [11] p. ; 14cm. (8vo).
Archive Location
Library Catalog
Num Pages
830
Call Number
PA6297 .A2 1592
Erasmus Rare
References
OCLC: (OCoLC)219656113
Item Type
Book
Files
Collection
Citation
Marcus Tullius Cicero, “M. Tullii Ciceronis epistolae ad familiares; [P]hilippi Melancthonis argumenta & scholia; Ioach. Camerarij & Eras. Roterod. locorum obscuriorum recognitio, verba Graeca Latinis expressa; Pauli Manutij [h]istoria de Ptolemaeo rege, ad intelligentiam libri primi; Alexandri ab Alexandro schola Ciceronis; Livij historia de Cicerone; Petri Victorij, Stephani Doleti, A. Gellij, & aliorum annotationes, quorum catalogus post aliquot pagellas apponitur. --,” Centre for Renaissance and Reformation Studies (CRRS) Rare Book Collection, accessed June 24, 2026, https://crrs.library.utoronto.ca/items/show/7089.