Enndkrist sein leben in aller poshait vollendet vnd ein pös ennd genomen hut, and contains 13 lines of text besides the picture. A fac-simile of the 6th leaf (on a reduced scale) is in Heineken Idée générale n. 15, and of the 20th leaf in Dibdin Bibl. Spenc. T. I. p. XXXIII. There is a copy in the Pertusatian library at Milan, Lord Spencer has another (in which however leaf 2 is wanting), and leaves 1, 6, and 27 are at Dresden.

Heineken considers the Fünfzehen Zaichen, consisting of 12 leaves, as an integral part of this work, and therefore assigns 39 leaves to the Enndtkrist, in which point Panzer follows him in his German Annals, I. 3. Now these Zaichen are indeed very probably a work of the same block-cutter, who furnished the 1st edition of the Enndtkrist, they are also joined with the edition of the last work, Erfurt, 1516; nevertheless Lord Spencer's copies of both works are distinct from each other, and Dibdin has described both separately: it is therefore safest to separate them from one another here, as Dibdin's description may probably be often repeated by future bibliographers. In this way all confusion will be provided against, and the specifications will moreover by this separation gain in accuracy. Consult No. 6729. Nrb., Junghanns priffmaler, 1472. small fol. A xylographic production.

6727

The second edition. 38 leaves printed only on one side with the rubber, which form only one single layer. In the margin of each leaf is a letter of the alphabet, which points out the order of the leaves. This edition also begins with the words: Hie hebet sich an von dem entkrist genommen etc. It concludes: Der junghanns priffmaler hat das puch Zu nurenberg. 1472. It is prepared by a different blockcutter, but it contains the same representations as the first edition. Yet they are arranged in a different order, and the first picture, how the father of antichrist seeks his own daughter in marriage, is omitted. (In the Ducal library at Gotha.)

4°. with woodcuts; and, Erf., Mth. Maler, 1516. 4°. with woodcuts.

6729 Wie vnd in welicher weis vnd form die fünfzehen zaichen kimen vor dem hingsten tag wil ich hienach sagen. Without place or date. small fol. A xylographic production.

12 leaves only printed on one side with the rubber. The first, beginning with the above words, contains 30 lines of text. Next 6 leaves, each with 2 representations together with the explanation; then 3 leaves, each with one representation toge ther with the explanation; lastly 2 leaves of text, the first of which begins: Als ril pücher sagen, and the second ends: Ind die syben psalmen dick in latynn, amen. A facsimile of the 16th representation is in Dibdin Bibl. Spenc. T. I. p. XXX.-There is a copy in the Ducal library at Gotha, Lord Spencer has another (in which 2 leaves are wanting), and leaves 1, 8, 9, and 12 are at Dresden.-Consult above, No. 6726.

6730 ENNIUS, Q. Fragmenta a Hi. Columna conquisita, disposita et explicata. Neapoli, Salvianus, 1590. 4°.

The first separate edition and very scarce. Colonna is better as an explainer than as a critic. The fragments of Ennius were first collected together in Rb. Stephani fragmm. poetar. vett. lat. 1564.

6731 — annalium fragmenta, conlecta, composita, inlustrata a P. Merula, LB., J. Pætsius et L. Elzevier, 1595. 4°.

Only the fragments of the annals, but enlarged and arranged in a different manner. Merula was a very industrious and careful critic.

6732 fragmenta ab Hi. Columna conquisita, disposita et explicata. Nunc ad edit. Neapol. 1590 recusa accurante Fr. Hesselio. Accedunt præter eruditor. viror. emendationes Mt. And. Delrii opinationes, necnon Ger. J. Vossii castigatt. et notæ in fragmenta tragœdiar. Ennii, ut et index omnium verbor. Ennianor. Amst. 1707. 4°. Also on large paper.

A very hasty performance; Merula's notes are also entirely omitted. The chief merit of this edition is however its good index. The impression of Ennius in the Collectio Pisaurensis omnium poetar.(1764).

TRECASTEAUX.

6734- - Dm. de ANGELIS dissertazione della patria d' Ennio. Roma, 1701. 8°., or Fir. 1712. 8°.; also in Raccolta d'opusc. scientif. e filol. T. V. Consult ibid. T. IV. p. 329. et T. XI. p. 432.-KREIDEMANN or. de Q. Ennio. Jenæ, 1754. 4°.

-Ch. W. KÜSTNER chrestomathia juris Enniana s. loci jus Rom. illustrantes ex Ennio. Lps., Wendler, 1762. 8°. (6 gr.)

6735 ENNODIUS, Magn. Felix. Opera partim nunc primum edita, partim emendata notisq. illustrata st. et labore And. Schotti. Tornaci, N. Laurentius, 1610. 8°.-Opera. Jac. Sirmondus in ordinem digesta multisque locis aucta emendavit ac notis illustravit. Par., Sb. Cramoisy, 1611. 8°. Also in Sirmondi Opp. T. I.- Opera in Gallandi Bibl. PP. XI. 49 etc.

6736 ENQUIRY, an, into the nature and place of hell (by Tob. Swinden). Lond. 1714. 8°. In French by Bion, Amst. 1728. 8°. In German by Cöthen, 1748. 8°.

The author endeavours to prove that the situation of hell is in the sun. 6737 ENRIQUE. Historia de Enrique fi de oliva. Sevilla, por tres alemanes campanneros, 20 Oct. 1498. 4°. Gothic letter.

Las

Previously Hale Suevor. 1539. 8°. and Ff. 1549. 8°.

6740 XII.

epistolar. familiarium libri Marburgi, Ch. Egenolph,

1545. fol.

Compare also CAMERARIUS, No. 3388. 6741 EON de Beaumont, Charl. Geneviève Louise A. And. Timothée d'. Loisirs (c. à d. œuvres complètes). Amst. 1775. 8°. 13 voll. 6742 EPÉE, Charl. Mch. de l'. Institution des sourds-muets par la voie des signes méthod. Par. 1776. 12°. 2 d. 6743 EPHEMERIDEN, allgemeine geographische. Weimar, Industriecomtoir, 1798-1816. large 8°. 50 vols. with plates and maps. In adaddition, 51r Bd. od. Generalregister. ib. 1817. large 8. (147 d.) Neue allg. geogr. Ephem. ib. 1817 etc. large 8°. To be continued.

In unrestricted parts, 4 of which (at 3 d.) form a vol. Fr. von Zach was the conductor of the 1st and 2nd annual series (who then continued it in another manner, as Monatl. Correspondenz z. Beförd. der Erd-u. Himmelskunde). Ad. Ch. Gaspari and F. Justin Bertuch were the conductors of the 3rd to the 5th annual series. F. Justin Bertuch and Ch. Gli. Reichard of the 5th to the 8th, and Bertuch alone from the 9th.

EPHEMERIDES naturæ curios., see ACADEMIA nat. cur. EPHESTION, see HEPHÆSTION. 6744 EPHORUS Cumæus. Fragmenta. Collegit atque illustrav. Meier Marx. Præf. est F. Creuzer. Caroliruhæ, Marx, 1815. large 8°. (2 d.)

6745 EPHREM Syrus, græce, e codd. MSS. Bodlejanis (edid. Ed. Thwaithes). Ox., th. Sheld., 1709. fol. Also on large paper. Finely printed.

6746 opera omnia, quæ exstant græce, syriace, latine, in sex tomos

distributa ad MSS. codd. Vaticanos aliosque castigata, multis aucta, nova interpretatione, præfatt, notis, variantib. lectionib. illustrata. T. I-III. gr. et lat. Romæ, ex typogr. Vaticana, 1732-46.-T. ÌIII. Syr. et lat. Syriacum textum recens. Pt. Benedictus, notis vocalibus animavit, latine vertit et varior. scholiis locupletavit. ib. 173743. Altogether 6 vols. in fol.

Jos. Sim. Assemani superintended the Greek parts, Pt. Benedetti the first 2 Syriac parts, and St. Evod. Assemani the 3rd Syriac part.

6747 opera omnia, nunc recens latinitate donata scholiisq. illustrata interprete et scholiaste Ger. Vossio. Romæ, 1589-98. fol. 3 parts in I vol. Also, Col. 1619. fol.

6748

opp. omnia latina, multis aucta et illustrata, op. et stud. Ang. Mar. Card. Quirini. Ven. 1755.

fol. 2 voll.

6749

sermones, lat., Ambr. Traversario interprete. Flor., Mischomini, 23 Aug. 1481. fol. 33 lines, with signatures.

Of the numerous impressions of this translation, the following is scarce on account of the place of printing: In sacra eremo S. Maria de Ruah in agro Patavino, 1585. 8°.

2

6750 sermoni devotissimi del b. Efrem. Nuovamente dal greco nella volgar lingua tradotti (da L. degli Orzi nuovi). Ven., al segno del pozzo, 1545 (at the end 1544). 8°. -IV discours de la componction trad. par (Noel) Bosquillon. Par. 1697. 12o.-Œuvres de piété trad. en franç. Par. 1744. 12°. voll.Justi F. Froriep progr. Ephræmiana in librum Jobi. Lps. 1769. 4° -Gaab über Ephrem in Paulus Memorabilien St. 2.-Antirrheticon s. confutatio annotationum J. Kohlii ad geminos Ephræmi de s. cœna sermones. Romæ, 1740. 8°. 6751 EPICEDIUM in mortem Francisci a Lotharingia Guysiaci ducis. Divoni, J. des Planches, 1564. 4°. On vellum 36 fr. M'Carthy. 6752 EPICTETUS. Συμπλικίου ἐξη

γησις εἰς το του Επικτητου ἐγχειρίδιον (gr., cum ipsius Epicteti textu). Ven., J. Ant. et fratres de Sabio, 1528. 4°.

The first edition and scarce: 102 numbered leaves, and I unnumbered leaf with the colophon. Epictetus is indeed here divided into sections, but mixed with Simplicius's commentary; and from the 25th chapter onward the commencement of the text only is frequently given, and the rest omitted.

The Upsal catalogue mentions a Greek edition of Epictetus, Arg. 1508. 4°. which is expressly distinguished from the Latin translation of Epictetus by Politian, printed at the same place and in the same year in Athanasius in Psalmos, but it is not mentioned any where else.-The translation of Politian at first appeared, Censorinus, Bon. 1497. fol.

6753 — ἐγχειριδιον Ἐπικτητον. Idem latine per Ang. Politianum. Nrb., Petrejus, 1529. 8°. 38 leaves.

By Gr. Haloander, and also printed from a MS. Containing the text of Epictetus for the first time entire. The text is divided into 62 chapters, but the translation into 67. Scarce.

The same title. Bas., And. Cratander, 1531. 8°.

A literal reprint of the preceding edition, and only deviating in matters of secondary importance.

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6755 ̓Αρριανου Επικτητος. Arriani Epictetus (et Επικτητου ἐγχειριδιον, græce). Ven., Bm. Zanetti, m. Sept. 1535. 8°.

Victor Trincavellus was the editor. Arrian is printed from a MS., and the same appears to have been the case with Epictetus, although it frequently agrees with Haloander's text, and sometimes with the editio princeps. Also divided into 62 chapters. 8 leaves of preliminary matter, then the signatures A-BB iiii, 2 blank leaves after the colophon, and 1 leaf with the

printer's symbol.

6756 enchiridion, græce, mille in locis castigatum. Par., Cr. Neobarius, 1540. 4°.

6757

græce, multis in locis a Jac. Tusano castigatum. Par., Mt. Juvenis, 1552. 4°.

Schweighäuser has not seen these 2 edi

Arg., Wendelin Rihel, 10 Mart. 1554. 8°. 16 leaves of preliminary matter and 479 pages.

Naogeorgus had no MS., but he chiefly agrees with Haloander's text, and where he differs from it, it is only according to Politian's translation, or from his own conjectures. His notes are of no consequence.

6759 Arriani de Epicteti dissertationibus libri IV nunc prim. (latine) in luc. editi Jac. Scheggio interprete. Accessit Epicteti enchiridion Ang. Politiano interprete. Græca etiam latinis adjunximus. Bas., Oporinus, m. Mart. 1554. 4°.

The text of the Venetian edition of 1535. Various readings are in the margin, which are chiefly taken from the Basle edition, 1531, in part from the Venetian edition of 1528 and Politian's translation, but in part they are his own conjectures.

6760 Epicteti enchiridion et Arriani disputationes (gr., ex emend. Jac. Ferandi). Salmanticæ, Jac. Canova, 1555. 8°.

Extremely scarce, and not seen by Schweighäuser. 6761-enchiridion cum tabula Cebetis gr. et lat. Hi. Wolfio interprete. Acc. Simplicii scholia et Arriani quædam (lat.). Bas., Oporinus, 1561. 8°. 206 pages and 1 leaf with the colophon.

The text of the Basle edition of 1554. Wolf, indeed, did not intend at first to correct the text itself at all, but only sent his translation and notes (in part critical) to Oporinus, to which Oporinus printed the above text. Afterwards Wolf also resolved on a new recension of the text, and thus the following edition originated. 6762-Epicteti enchiridion una cum Cebetis tabula, gr. et lat. Quibus nunc demum accesserunt e græco translata Simplicii in eundem Epicteti libellum scholia, Arriani commentarior. de Epicteti disputationibus libri IV, item alia. Hi. Wolfio interprete una cum annotatt. ejusd. Bas., J. Oporinus (1563). large 8°. 3 parts in 1 vol.

The preface of the 1st and 3rd part is of 1560, but the 2nd part, which appeared last, has at the end the year 1563. A new

6765

thesaurus philosophiæ moralis, quo continentur Epicteti enchiridion, Cebetis tabula, Theophrasti characteres, Pythagoreor. fragmm. gr. et lat. Lugd., J. Tornæsius, 1589. 12°.

The Plantine text, or that of Basle, 1554, with the various readings. 6766-enchiridion c. Ang. Politiani interpretatione lat. Item Arriani commentarius disputationum ejusd. Epicteti gr. et lat. interprete Jac. Schegkio. Geneva, heredes Eust. Vignon, 1594 (new title, 1595). 8°.

The text of the Basle edition of 1554, with the omission of the various readings, and with a division into 68 chapters, according to Politian's translation: incorrect. Geneva, 1600. 8°. Lugd. 1600. 8°. are only new titles.

6767 enchiridion, item Cebetis tabula etc. (gr. et lat.) Col., Birkmann, 1595 (other copies, 1596). 8°.

A literal impression of Wolf's edition of 1563, but Wolf's prefaces are omitted, and the Greek text of Arrian is added. The various readings are placed in the text itself, between brackets.

Elichmannus. The representation of the picture of Cebes is sometimes wanting.

Dn. Heinsius superintended the Greek text, who used that of Venice, 1528, for the groundwork; he restored the text of Epictetus from a MS., but also disfigured it in several places by less happy conjectures. The text of Epictetus is inserted in the Simplicius, and is divided into 79 chapters, after Wolf. Salmasius's prolix commentary only extends over the first 8 pages of Simplicius, and the first chapter of the Epictetus is unfinished.

LB., Maire, 1646 or 51. 32°. Rott. 1654. 32°. (very incorrect), and Amst. 1670. 24°. have a text arbitrarily blended from this and the Plantine edition.

6769 enchir. una cum Cebetis tabula. Acc. Arriani commentarior. de Epicteti disputatt. 11. IV. (gr.) Omnia Hi. Wolfio interprete c. ejusd. annotatt. Cbr. 1655. 8°.

A correct impression of the Cologne edition of 1595, enlarged with some of Porphyry's writings. Lond. 1670. 8°. is a reprint, enlarged with Simplicius, but very incorrect.

6770 -- enchiridion c. Cebetis tabula, gr. et lat. c. notis Merici Casauboni. Ejusd. enchiridii paraphrasis græca, item paraphraseos versio c. notis ejusdem. Lond. 1659. 8°.

The text from the edition, LB. 1651. The old paraphrase appeared herein for the first time. The notes are partly critical. 6771 enchir., Cebetis tabula et Theophrasti characteres ethici c. vers. lat. Ox., th. Sheld., 1670. 8°.

Enlarged with Prodici Hercules and Ciceronis Dial. de exilio. ib. 1680 or 1702. 8°. 6772 enchir. una cum Cebetis tabula, gr. et lat. ex rec. Abr. Berkelii c. ejusd. animadvv. et notis, quib. accedunt notæ varior. cum græca paraphrasi. LB. et Amst. 1670. 8°. with a large copper-plate by Rom. de Hooghe.

The edition, LB. 1651, forms the groundwork, with only some occasional alterations. The various readings are enlarged. It belongs to the old series of the Variorum. 6773 Ed. II. acc. græca enchiridii paraphrasis, lacunis omnibus codicis Medicei ope a Jac. Gronovio repletis. Delphis, 1683. 8°.

An unaltered impression of the preceding. The entire additions are, at the end, Gronovius's notes to the Greek paraphrase, in

which it is corrected and restored from a MS. The text itself is printed from the preceding, without alteration.-Blancard's edition, 1683, see above, under ARRIANUS, No. 1230. There is an edition of Epicte tus, interpolated it is true, but critical, very important, and neglected until Heyne's time, in Nili Opp. Romæ, 1673. fol. p. 327

etc.

6774 · enchir., Theophrasti characteres ethici, gr. lat. cura H. Aldrich. Ox., th. Sheld., 1707. 8°. Scarce on large paper.

6775 manuale et sententiæ, quib. accedunt tabula Cebetis et alia affinis argumenti in ling. lat. conversa a M. Meibomio. Acc. ejusd. notæ, emendatt. Cl. Salmasii in Epictetum, notæ illor. et alius viri docti (ejusd. Salmasii) in dissertatt. Epicteti ab Arriano digestas et varians scriptura codd. MSS., cura Hadr. Relandi. Traj. Batav. 1711. 4°.

The text is corrected after the earlier editions, and is divided into 50 chapters, and various readings from 3 MSS. are annexed. There are copies on very large paper in fol.

6776 enchir. (gr.) latinis versib. adumbratum per Ed. Ivie. Ox., th. Sheld., 1715 or 23. 8°.

There are also copies of the edition of 1715 on large paper.

6777- enchir. cum Cebetis tabula (gr. et lat.) c. notis Wolfii, Casauboni, Caselii et alior. Acc. græca enchiridii paraphrasis. Rec., repurgavit ac notis illustrav. J. Csp. Schröder. Delphis, 1723. 8°.

Only a new and less prized impression of Berkelius's edition of 1683, enlarged with some notes of no value.

6778-manuale, Cebetis tabula, Prodici Hercules et Theophrasti characteres ethici. racteres ethici. Græca recognovit, vers. lat. reformavit, notas varior. recens. et castigav. suisq. obss. auxit et illustrav. Jos. Simpson. Ox., th. Sheld., 1739. 8°. Also on large paper.

Repeated, Ox. 1740. 8°. Lond. 1744, or 58, or 62. 8°.

6779 Epicteti quæ supersunt dissertationes ab Arriano collectæ nec non enchiridion et fragmm. gr. lat. c. integris Jac. Schegkii et Hi.