G. Iulii Caesaris Commentariorum de bello Gallico liber primus..
Caesar, Julius.
Hirtius, Aulus.
Oppius, C.,active 1st century B.C.
Philelphus, Petrus Justinus,active 15th century.
Zarotto, Antonio,printer.
Caesar, Julius.De bello Gallico.
Caesar, Julius.De bello civili.
Hirtius, Aulus.Bellum Alexandrinum.
Marlianus, Raimundus,approximately 1420-1475.Index commentariorum G. Julii Caesaris.
[Milan] : Hoc opus diligenter emendatum Antonius Zarothus Parmensis huius preclare artis magister politissimus quam maxima potuit diligentia impressit,
anno Christi M. CCCClxxvii die uero x mensis Februarii. [10 February 1477]
Title from caption at head of recto of leaf a2.
Imprint from colophon.
Edited by Petrus Justinus Philelphus.
Includes the De bello Gallico liber primus-septimus, the eighth book of the De bello Gallico attributed to Aulus Hirtius, the De bello civili liber primus-tertius, and the Bellum Alexandrinum (De bello civili liber quartus), Bellum Africum (De bello civili liber quintus, and Bellum Hispaniense (De bello civili liber sextus) attributed to either Aulus Hirtius or C. Oppius.
"Index commentariorum G. Iulii Caesaris & earum rerum quas ad cognitionem urbium & fluminum & locorum uir clarissimus & eruditissimus Raymundus Marlianus inuenit atq[ue] addidit"--Fol. A1-C6.
Colophon (fol. s7r): Anno Christi M. CCCClxxvii die uero x mensis Februarii. Hoc opus diligenter emendatum Antonius Zarothus Parmensis huius preclare artis magister politissimus quam maxima potuit diligentia impressit.
Signatures: a-g⁸ h¹⁰ i-s⁸ A-B⁸ C⁶.
Leaf s8 is blank.
41 lines. Type: 111 Rb1. Capital spaces, most with guide letters.
With manuscript marginal annotations.
Illuminated and coloured initials at the start of each book. Illuminated and coloured border with coat of arms on bottom edge on recto of leaf a2.
Goff
BM 15th cent.,
GW
ISTC
Hain-Copinger
Pellechet
BN cat. des incun.
BSB-Ink
Bodleian Lib. 15th cent.,
Proctor
Madsen
IGI
IDL
Lists of fifteenth century books in Edinburgh libraries,
Coat of arms in border on recto of leaf a2. Acquired by the Advocates Library sometime in the 19th century.
19th-century leather.
Caesar, Julius
Italy Milan.