Omērou Ilias kai eis autēn Scholia tōn palaiōn·= Homeri Ilias, et veterum in eam scholia, quæ vulgò appellantur Didymi: totum opus cum plurimis, vetustiss. & optimis edit. collatum; et luculenter ex earum fide restitutum. Continentur insuper in hoc volumine, I. Præfatio de hâc editione. II. Libelli Herodoti & Plutarchi de Homero, cum Stephani notis, &c. III. Iliadis nova interpretatio Latina. IV. Iliadis 'Epigraphai. V. Variæ lectiones è marginibus edit. Stephani. VI. Ejusdem annotationes. VII. Var. lect. & emendationes scholiorum, unà cum additamentis ex excerptis MSS. & scholiorum supposititiorum elencho.
Homer (800 BC - 701 BC)
Category
Books
Date
1689
Materials
Place of origin
Cambridge
Collection
Felbrigg, Norfolk
NT 3230221
Summary
Bibliographic description
[11] p., LXXXIV col., [3], 776 p. ; 4to. Old Felbrigg shelfmarks: P6; L4. Pencil calculations (algebra) on rear free endpaper. Provenance: armorial bookplate on front pastedown (Franks 32206): 'William Windham Esquire'. Booksellers' codes on front endpapers. Binding: seventeenth-century full sprinkled calf; triple blind fillets to form two unequal rectangular panels; blind stamps at head and foot of smaller panel near joint edge; small circular blind tool in corners of larger panel; sewn onto five raised bands; spine gilt, lettered direct (gilt-tooled): 'Homeri Ilias'; gilt roll on board edges; red sprinkled edges.
Makers and roles
Homer (800 BC - 701 BC), author Herodotus (c.484-c.425 BC), author Plutarch (c.46 - c.120), author Henri Estienne (1531-1598), editor Didymus Chalcenterus (ca. 63 B.C.-10 A.D.), author