Manethōnos Apotelesmatikōn biblia hex. = Manethonis Apotelesmaticorum libri sex. /
Manetho.
Gronovius, Jacobus,1645-1716.
Haaring, Frederik,active 1688-1712.
Lugduni-Batavorum, : Apud Fredericum Haaring,
MDCXCVIII. [1698]
Attributed to Manetho, but spurious.
First 4 words of title transliterated from Greek.
Editio princeps. "The first edition of the Apotelesmatika was prepared by Gronovius and based upon his own examination of [Codex Laurentianus, Plut. 28, cod. 27, the sole surviving manuscript]. Besides the Greek text, it contains a preface, notes, minimal critical apparatus and Latin translation. Gronovius adheres closely to the manuscript, even when it makes no sense."--Robert Lopilato, The "Apotelesmatika" of Manetho (PhD dissertation, Brown University, 1998), p. 4. Lopilato's introduction includes a detailed account of the sources of the work, concluding that it "must have been assembled as a unit in the third century."
Jacobi Gronovii ... notae: pages 265-294.
Corrigenda vel addenda: pages 294-296.
Collation: 4to: *-2*⁴ 3*1 A-2O⁴ [$3 signed]; 157 leaves, pp. [18 unn.] 1-296 [misprinting 165 as 145, 237 as 337].
Title page printed in red and black; title vignette, head pieces, initials.
Hoffmann, S.F.W. Bib. Lexikon der gesammten Litt. der Griechen (1838 ed.),
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Netherlands Leiden.