175 Æsch. et Demosth. oratt. de corona ex rec. Imm. Bekkeri. Halle, Hemmerde, 1815. large 8°. (1 d. 12 gr., on vellum-paper 2 d. 21 gr.) Also in us. prælect. rec. E. C. F. Wunderlich. Gött. 1810. 8°. The collected works of Eschines form the 3rd and 4th volume of the Orator. græc. by Reiske, also separately, Lips. 1808. 8°. 2 vols. A corrected impression of Reiske's Recension, Lips. Tauchnitz, 1813. 12°. (12 and 18 gr.) Translations, Due oratione, l' una di Eschine contra di Tesiphonte, l'altra di Demosthene a sua difesa, di gr. in volgare tradotte. Vinegia. Figliuoli di Aldo, 1554. 8°. Harangues d'Eschine et de Demosth. sur la couronne, trad. du gr. par Millot. Lyon, 1764. 12°. Esch. u. Demosth. Red. üb. d. Krone od. für u. wid. d. Ctes., übs. u. m. e. hist. Einl. v. F. v. Raumer. Berl. 1811. large 8°. (1 d. 6 gr.) The orations of Eschines against Ctesiphon and Demosth. De Corona, translated and illustr. with not. by And. Portal. Ox. 1755. 8°. See also DEMOSTHENES. 176 ÆSCHINIS Socratici dialogi tres gr. et 1. Vertit et notis illustr. J. Clericus. Amst. 1711. 8°. 177 dialogi tres gr. et 1. De novo rec. vertit et animadvv. suis aux. Pt. Horreus. Leovard., Halma, 1718. 8°. 178 iidem. gr. et 1. Tertium edid., denuo rec. emendav. explicav. indicemq. verbor. adjec. J. F. Fi scherus. Lps., Müller, 1786. large 8°. (1 d. 4 gr.) In the 4th edition, Misena, Erbstein, 1788. large 8°. (12 gr.) the observations and translation are omitted, but the fragments are subjoined, and the index enlarged. Of the first edition, Lips. 1753. 8°. those copies are remarkable, in which is to be found the preface directed against C. Ch. Woog, the professor of Greek : Leipsic, which was suppressed. In Germa... by J. Mch. Heinze, Götting. 1788. 8°. 179 ESCHYLUS. Tragœdiæ sex. gr. Ven., in æd. Aldi et And. scceri, 1518. 8°. 114 leaves. The first edition, but incorrect. Ti Agamemnon and the Choëphoræ, of whi the first is defective at the end, and the last at the beginning, appear here thrown into one another as one piece. 180 eædem, gr. (e rec. Adr. Turnebi) Par., ex off. Turnebi, 1552. 8. 212 pages and 4 unnumbered leaves at the beginning. A fine edition, and especially amended in the 3 first tragedies from a MS. yet still with the same confusion in the Agamemnon. Renouard has a copy on large paper. 181 tragœdiæ VII., a Fr. Robortello nunc pr. ex mss. libris expurg. ac suis metris restitutæ. Ven., Scottus, 1552. 8°. 12 leaves of preliminary matter, 265 numbered pages, and 3 leaves at the end, whereof two are blank. Some bibliographers look upon this as the first complete edition, because the title announces 7 tragedies; it contains however not a single verse more than the Aldiné edition, and has only the peculiarity, that Robortello for the first time separated the Agamemnon and the Chöephora, and had them printed as two separate tragedies. To which is added, Scholia in Eschyli tragg. omnes, collecta a Fr. Robortello, Ven., Valgrisius, 1552. 8°. 10 leaves and 216 pages. 182 tragg. VII. quæ cum omnes multo quam antea castigatiores eduntur, tum vero una, quæ mutila et decurtata prius erat, integra nunc profertur. Scholia in easd. plurim. in locis locupletata et in pene infinitis emendata. Pt. Victorii cura et dilig. Ex off. H. Stephani, 15574°. 4 leaves and 395 pages. Here the Agamemnon appears for the first time complete. The text and scholia are greatly amended and enlarged from good MSS. Appended are emendations by H. Stephens from 13 (?) MSS. 183 — eadem (gr) op. Gu. Canteri. Antw., Plantin. 1580. 16°. A pleasing edition and corrected with especial reference to the metre. Without scholia. Copies with a broad margin are scarce. 184 — eæd. c. scholl. grr. omnibus, deperditor. dramatum fragmentis, versione et commentario Th. Stanleji. Lond., Corn. Bee, 1663, fol. Some copies, in other respects exactly alike, have in the title, Lond., Jon. Hart, 1664. The two leaves immediately fol lowing the title, which contain the privilege of Charles II. and the dedication to H. Puckering alias Newton, are wanting in the copies of 1663. The dedication to Charles II. mentioned in some catalogues is only the privilege mistaken for one. A copy with the privilege and dedication ought to have 16 unnumbered leaves of preliminary matter, and 886 pages. Stanley has taken the edition of Canterus for his basis, collected all the explanations up to that period, augmented the scholia, and subjoined a new translation. 185tragg. superstites, gr. in eas scholia, c. vers. lat. et comm. Th. Stanleji et notis Fr. Robortelli, Adr. Turnebi, H. Stephani et Gu. Canteri, Curante J. Corn. de Pauw, cuj. notæ acc. Hag. Com., Gosse, 1745. large 4°. 2 voll. A reprint of Stanley's edition with all its errors, and with a prolix and often worthless commentary.-Ant. Askew specim. nova ed. tragg. Eschyli, Lugd. Bat. 1746. 4to. was only announced: his apparatus Butler made use of, see below. 186 Eæd. c. lat. et lectt. varr. Glasguæ, Foulis, 1746. small 8°. 2 voll. vers. The Glasgow edition of 1746 forms its groundwork. The text, especially in the Supplices, has important, and in part valuable alterations, and is printed after a copy furnished with R. Porson's corrections and conjectures, but without the professor's knowledge: for this reason in the edition of 1806 he did not acknowledge this as his. It is in other respects fine, and the impression not large (63 copies?). On very large paper only 11 copies are said to be printed. Sometimes plates are annexed to it, engraved by Piroli after designs by Flax man. 189 tragg. quæ supers. ac deperditar. fragmm. Rec., var. lect. et comm. perpetuo illustrav., scholia gr., apparat. histor. et lexicon EsHal., Gebauer 1782-97, 8°. 3 voll. chyleum adjec. Ch. Gf. Schütz. A new critical work, with his own commentary. The latter has a separate title-page.-Ed. II. Hal. 1799-1807. 8°. 3 vols. Ed. III. ib. 1809-1811. 8°. 3 vols. (6 d. 18 gr., on writing paper 7 d. 18 gr.) The scholia, historical apparatus and lexicon have not yet appeared to either of these three editions. -- 190 tragg. VII. Denuo rec. et vers. lat. adjec. Ch. Gf. Schütz. Hal., Gebauer, 1800-1801. 8°. 2 voll. (2 d. 18 gr.) A smaller pocket-edition without the annotations of the preceding, but with a Latin translation and various readings. 191 dramata quæ supers. et de- 192 By R. Porson, but without annotations. The text is that of 1795, but there are altered passages denoted by marks. See Wolf's Analect. art. 3. 284 and following pages. Copies on large paper very scarce. 193-tragg. quæ supers., deperditar. fabular. fragmm. et scholia gr. ex ed. Th. Stanleji, c. vers. lat. ab ipso emendata et comm. longe quam antea fuit auctiori, ex MSS. ejus nunc pr. edito; acc. varr. lectt. et notæ viror. doct. critt. et philoll., quib. suas passim intertexuit Sm. Butler. Cbr.. typ. acad. 1809. 8°. 8 vol. (4 guineas) also 4°. 4 vols. (8 guineas.) A faithful reprint of Stanley's edition, but enlarged with a selection of the best subsequent observations, and with a new critical apparatus. tragg. gr. ex ed. Ch. Gf. Schütz. Ox., Bliss, 1809. 32°. A pleasing edition which belongs to the collection of the Greek tragedians which appeared at the same place. See Euripides and Sophocles. 195 tragg. quæ supers., gr. et 1. Rec., varietate lect. et comm. perp. illustrav. Ch. Gf. Schütz. Ox., Bliss, 1810. 8°. 2 vols. Also on large paper. 196 tragœdiæ, Prometheus, Persæ et Septem ad Thebas: Sophoclis Antigone: Euripidis Medea (gr.) ex opt. exempll. emendatæ (stud. Rch. Fr. Ph. Brunck). Arg. 1779. 8°. Also 4°. with a wide margin. 197-tragœdiæ selectæ Æschyli, Sophoclis, Euripidis. C. duplici interpr. lat. una ad verbum, altera carmine. Exc. H. Steph. 1567. 12°. 955 and 379 pages. scarce. Commonly in 3 vols. Fine copies are Containing Euripidis Hecuba, Iphig. in Aul., Medea, Alceste. Sophoclis Ajax, Electra, Antig. Eschyli Prometh. 198 Choëphoræ, gr. lat. Glasg., Foulis, 1777. 4°. 199 Eumenides. Spec. novæ rec. tragg. Æsch. auct. Gf. Hermanno. Lps. 1799. 8°. (6 gr.) Prometheus c. Stanleiana versione, scholiis a, ß et y ineditis, amplissimisq. varior. notis, quib. suas adjec. nec non scholia de metro ac anglic. interpretationem Th. Morell. Lond. 1773. 4°. Good materials, but without selection and order. Prometheus c. interpr. Mthi. Garbiti. Bas., Oporin. 1559. 8°. The text of Turnebus. Rather scarce. The text of Stephens with some variations in the margin. 204 septem contra Thebas. Ad fid. MSS. emend., notas et glossar. adjec. C. Jac. Blomfield. Cbr. 1812. 8°. (78.) 206 205-Persæ. Ad fid. MSS. emend. etc. C.Jac. Blomfield. Chr. 1814.8°. (78.) théâtre d'Eschyle, en gr. et en franç. trad. par Fr. J. Gbr. de la Porte Dutheil. Par. an III. (1794), T. I. P. I. II. 8°. with plates. (12 fr.) The second volume which has not appeared, was to have contained the notes. Also translated by Lefranc de Pompignan. Par. 1770. 8°. and in his Œuvres, Par. 1786. 8°. 6 vols. 207-Trauerspiele, deutsch v. F.Trg. Lbr. Danz. Lpz., Schwickert, 1805 -1808. large 8°. 2 voll. (2 d.) 208-Trauerspiele, übs. v. Gf. Fähse. Lpz., Reclam, 1809. 8°. (2 d.) 209 vier Tragg. (Prom., Sieb. g. Theb., Pers., Eumen.) übs. v. F. Lp. Graf zu Stolberg. Hmb., Perthes, 1802. large 8°. with 16 plates (on writing paper 2 d. 18 gr., on vellum paper 4 d.) Also the following single translations: Agamemn. in d. Versart. d. Urschrift verdeutscht v. C. Ph. Conz. Tüb. 1815. 8°. Agam. metr. übs. v. W. Humboldt. Lpz. 1816. 4°. Also by Dn. Jenisch. Berl. u. Liebau, 1786. 8°. D. Perser. u. Sieb. g. Theb. in d. Versart. d. Urschr. übs. v. C. Ph. Conz. Tüb. 1817. 8°. Sieb. g. Theb. a. d. Gr. v. J. W. Süvern. Halle, 1797. 8°. Coephor. metr. verd. u. m. Anmm. begl. v. C. Ph. Conz. Zür. 1811.8°. Eumeniden in d. Versart d. Urschr. verdeutscht v. C. Ph. Conz. Tüb. 1816. 8°. De Perzen, dramatisch Dichtstuk, naar het Grieksch van Eschylus. Door J. da Costa. Amst. 1816. large 8°. (1 f. 16 st.) quosd. locos Esch. et Eurip. Lps. 1798. 8°. H. Vossii curar. Eschylear. Spec. 1. Hdlb. 1812.4°. E. F. C. Wunderlich obss. crit. in Esch. tragg. tragœdiarumq. reliqq. Gött. 1809. 8°. See also ABRESCH and HEATH. 211 ÆSOPUS. Vita per Max. Planudem, gr. Fabulæ, gr. Vita et fabulæ, lat. redditæ per Rinucium Thessalum. Fabulæ selectæ gr. et 1. ad verbum redditæ, edente Bono Accursio.-At the end, Bonus Accursius pisanus impressit, without place or date, 4°. The first most rare edition, printed at Milan about 1480. According to the signatures it is divided into three parts. Part I. begins without any title on the recto of the first leaf, Bonus Accursius—J. Fr. turriano salutem plurimam dicit. Leaves 2-32, Esop's life by Planudes in Greek. Leaves 33-70, Æsop's fables in Greek (to the number of 144). The reverse of the 70th leaf is blank. The whole without signatures, catchwords and pagination, twenty-five lines in a page. Part II. leaves 1-32, Vita Esopie græco latina per Rynuciu facta. Leaves 33-59, 100 fables in Latin by the same. The whole has the signatures, a-g, and twenty-five lines in a page. Part III. of thirty-eight leaves, with the signatures, A-E, containing a second letter of Accursius, and a selection of fables, Greek and Latin, in two columns. A perfect copy ought therefore to contain 167 leaves in all, but sometimes the second part, sometimes the third part, is wanting. 212 fabulæ selectæ, gr. et l. Regii, Dion. Bertoch. 1487. 4°. 38 leaves, with the signatures a-e. It commences with a letter of Accursius to Turrianus, and is nothing but a literal reprint of the third part of the preceding edition. 213 — Æsopi vita et fabulæ 148, gr. -At the end, Bm. Pelusii Justinopolitani, Gbr. Bracii Brasichellensis, J. Bissoli et Bd. Mangii Carpensium sumptibus impressa (Ven., 1498). 4°. 48 leaves, with the signatures a-¿. Likewise very scarce. It commences without any title on the recto of the first leaf: Gbr. Bracius Brasichellensis bonarū artiu cultoribus S. Sometimes with the letters of Phalaris of 1498. See below.— Esopi fabule græco-lat. 298. secund. edit. Gbr. Bracii. Lond. 1709. 12°. - 214 vita et fabellæ; Gabriæ fabellæ XLIII.; Phurnutus s. Cor nutus de natura deor. Palæphatus de non credendis historiis: Heraclides Pont. de allegoriis ap. Homerum; Ori Apollinis Hieroglyphica; collectio proverbior. Tarrhæi et Didymi, item eor. quæ ap. Suidam aliosq. habentur etc. (gr. et l.) Ven., Ald. 1505. fol. 150 leaves. It is so printed that the Greek text may be separated from the Latin translation; so that both are sometimes met with separately. The contents and order are accurately stated at the end. The text of the Aldine is the basis of the two following editions. 215 vita et fabellæ, gr. c. Aldi Manutii interpr. lat. e regione. Gabriæ fabellæ XLIII. gr. et lat. Lov., Thdr. Martinus, 1517. 4°. 216 fabellæ, gr. et 1. c. aliis opuscc. (Gabriæ fabb. Homeri batrachom. Musaus, Agapetus de officio reg. Hippocr. jusjur. Galeomyomachia). Bas., Froben. 1518. large 8°. Only copies in good condition are of any value. Reprinted, Bas., Frob. 1524. 8°. ib. id. 1530. 8°. ib. Hervag. 1538. 8°. ib. id. 1544. 8°. Tub., Ulr. Morhard, 1546. 8°. Ven. 1549. 8°. Bas. 1550. 8°. Hæc omnia Adjiciuntur fabb. latino carmine. ex bibl. Palatina. Phædri (40), Avieni (42), Abstemii (199) fabb. cura et st. Is. Neveleti c. nott. ejusd. Ff. 1610. 8°. with woodcuts. The 144 older fables are after the edition of Accursius, added to which are 136, or rather 148, new fables from 5 Heidelberg MSS. Also of importance on account of the other fabulists therein contained. The so named anonymus Neveleti is Hildebert, Archbishop of Tours. The edition, Fabulæ varior. auctor. Frankf. 1660. 8°. consists only in a new title. Containing 40 fables only prepared for schools. No more seems to have appeared. 222 Fabular. Esopicar. delectus. (gr. l. c. X fabb. hebr. et totid. arab. rec. Ant. Alsop). Ox., th. Sheld. 1698. 8°. 158 fables, mostly after Neveletus. The large paper copies only are sought after. 223 fabular. Æsopicar. collectio quotquot græce reperiuntur c. interpr. lat. cura Mariani (J. Hudson). Ox., th. Sheld. 1718. 8°. After Neveletus, but with corrections and augmentations; incorrectly printed. Such is the case with J. Gf. Hauptmann's impression, Lips. 1741. large 8°. (361 fables). 224 fabulæ Æsopicæ selectæ, gr. et 1. eæ item, quas Avienus carmine expressit, acced. ranar. et murium pugna. Amst. 1726. small 8°. with plates. 225 Esopi fabulæ græcæ, quæ Max. Planudi tribuuntur. Ad vett. libror. fid. emendatas, J. Hudsoni suisq. adnott. illustrat. atq. ind. verbor. instructas edid. J. Mch. Heusinger. Ed. auct. et emend. Curav. et præf. est Ch. Adf. Klotz. Isenaci, 1776. 8°. (12 gr.) The first edition, Isen. et Lips. 1741. 8°. (with a new title, 1756) contains also Camerarius's Latin translation, which is omitted in the editions of 1771 and 1776. Hudson's edition forms the groundwork, but with corrections and augmentations from Gotha and Augsburg MSS. A new 227 fabulæ gr. et 1. Parma, Bodoni, 1800. large 4°. A fine edition, but only the text (149 fables). Six or eight copies in folio on vellum paper. 228 - fabulæ Æsopicæ, quales ante Planud. ferebantur, gr. ex vetust. cod. Abbat. Florent. nunc pr. erutæ: acc. fabb. Æsopicæ ex diversis auctorr. partim collectæ, part. ex MSS. codd. nunc pr. depromptæ ; lat. vers. notisq. exornav. Fr. de Furia. Flor. 1809. 8°. 2 voll. 20 copies on large paper, and 10 on very large. A complete reprint.. .... acc. prolegomena editoris (G. H. Schaeferi), Tyrrwhitt de Babrio, Huschkii diss. de Archilocho, Bentleii diss. de Esopo. Lps., Weigel, 1810. 8°. (4 d.) It may also be bought without the Latin translation. Fabb. Esopice a Fr. de Furia tum pr. e codd. editæ, tum aliunde collectæ, in us. schol. Notas crit. et ind. græcit. adj. C. E. Cp. Schneider. Lps., Weigel, 1810. 8°. (12 gr.) μυθων Αἰσωπειων συναγωγη (gr. c. scholiis gr. Diamant. Coray). Par., ev AQ1 (1810). large 8°. with plates (16 fr.) Also on large paper. The most complete collection of Esop's fables; after Neveletus, but with some corrections. Also with the title, Пapepywr ἑλληνικής βιβλιοθηκης Τ. ΙΙ. 230 fabulæ Æsopiæ 229 fabulæ Æsopiæ e cod. Augustano nunc pr. editæ, c. fabb. Babrii choliambicis collectis omnib. et Menandri sententiis singularibus, aliquot etiam ineditis. Rec. et emendav. J. Glo. Schneider. Vratisl., Korn, 1812. 8°. (16 gr.) Extremely valuable, 231 fables. |