Dictionarium Graecum copiosissimum secu[n]dum ordinem alphabeti cum interpretatione Latina ; Cyrilli opusculum de dictionibus quae uariato accentu mutant significatum secundum ordinem alphabeti cum interpretatione Latina ; Ammonius de differentia dictionum per literarum ordinem ; Vetus instructio & denominatio[n]es praefecto[rum] militu[m] ; Significata tou hē ; Significata tou hōs ; Index oppido quamcopiosus, docens Latinas dictiones ferè omneis Graece dicere & multas etia[m] multis modis..
Crastonus, Johannes,active 15th century.
Cyril,Saint, Patriarch of Alexandria,approximately 370-444,attributed name.
Philoponus, John,active 6th century,attributed name.
Cyrillus,glossatòr,attributed name.
Ammonius,active 2nd century B.C.attributed name.
Forteguerri, Scipione,1466-1515.
Mousouros, Markos,approximately 1470-1517.
Manuzio, Aldo,1449 or 1450-1515,printer.
Venetiis : In aedibus Aldi Manutii, Romani,
Decembri mense M.IIID. [December 1497]
Imprint from colophon.
Cyrilli opusculum de dictionibus quae uariato accentu mutant significatum secundum ordinem alphabeti has been variously ascribed to Saint Cyril, Patriarch of Alexandria, to Cyrillus Glossator, and to John Philoponus. Ammonius de differentia dictionum per literarum ordinem has been ascribed to the 2nd cent. B.C. grammarian Ammonius.
Letter of Aldus Manutius, addressed to "studiosis omnibus," and two elegiac distichs in Greek by Scipio Carteromachus (Scipio Forteguerri) and by Marcus Masurus on t.p. verso Letter from Manutius "ad lectorem" on fol. O4v.
Colophon: Venetiis in aedibus Aldi Manutii, Romani Decembri mense MIIID. Et in hoc quod in caeteris nostris ab Ill. S.V. concessum nobis.
Signatures: a-k⁸ l¹⁰ A-K⁸ L-O¹⁰·⁸ p-r⁸ s⁶ t⁸.
Two columns, index in 3 columns. Last leaf blank. 42 lines. Types: 114 Gk., 114 R., 87 R. Woodcut initial on fol. O1r; spaces with guideletters elsewhere. Catchwords at ends of quires. Register.
ISTC
Goff
Hain-Copinger
BM 15th cent.,
BN cat. des incun.,
Bod. Lib. 15th cent.,
GW
BSB-Ink
Polain
Proctor
Pellechet
IDL
IBE
IGI
IBP
Rhodes, Oxford colleges,
UCLA Lib., Aldine Press,
Lists of fifteenth century books in Edinburgh libraries,
Acquired by the Advocates Library sometime in the 19th century.
18th-century leather with blind rolled border and central design on fron and back boards, spine with six raised bands forming six gilt tooled compartments and one with missing spine label, gilt rolled board edges and marbled pastesowns and endpapers.
Greek language
Greek language, Medieval and late
Military art and science
Hē (The Greek word)
Hōs (The Greek word)
Italy Venice.