In P. Terentij comedias sex, nouus commentarius : ex publicis praelectionibuvs doctissimorum virorum, qui olim in celeberrima Academia VVitebergensi floruerunt / in vsum scholasticae iuuentutis magno studio & labore collectus, & nunc primùm editus a Stephano Riccio ; tomus primus continet argumenta, grammaticas annotationes, & scholia textus in Andrian & Eunuchum.
1566
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Title
In P. Terentij comedias sex, nouus commentarius : ex publicis praelectionibuvs doctissimorum virorum, qui olim in celeberrima Academia VVitebergensi floruerunt / in vsum scholasticae iuuentutis magno studio & labore collectus, & nunc primùm editus a Stephano Riccio ; tomus primus continet argumenta, grammaticas annotationes, & scholia textus in Andrian & Eunuchum.
Created/published
Leucopetrae : Excudebat Georgius Hantzsch, 1566.
Description
[8], 207, 209-421 leaves ; 18 cm (8vo)
Associated name
Note
Place and printer from colophon.
Tomus secondus and tomus tertius of this title were first issued in Leipzig in 1567 and 1568, printed by Hans Rambau, and at the expense of bookseller Jacobus Apelius. Cf. VD 16, R 657 and R 658.
Signatures: A-3G⁸ 3H⁴.
Tomus secondus and tomus tertius of this title were first issued in Leipzig in 1567 and 1568, printed by Hans Rambau, and at the expense of bookseller Jacobus Apelius. Cf. VD 16, R 657 and R 658.
Signatures: A-3G⁸ 3H⁴.
Cited/described in
Verzeichnis der im deutschen Sprachbereich erschienenen Drucke des XVI. Jahrhunderts (VD 16), R 656
Genre/form
Place of creation/publication
Germany -- Weissenfels.
Call number
PA6768.A2 R6 1566 Cage
Folger-specific note
Folger copy: bound in early pigskin, elaborately stamped and rolled, with working metal and leather clasps; manuscript notes and underscoring; Inscription: Monasterij Benedictoburanj.; Inscription: Lon[ya?]; numbers and bibliographical notes on endpapers; verse in Latin on endpaper signed: Johannes Petzius.