To men paron biblion, Souida. : Oi de syntaxa menoi touto, andres sophoi ...
Suidas(Lexicographer)
Bissolus, Johannes.
Mangius, Benedictus.
Calcondila, Demetrio,1423-1511.
Carin,former owner.StEdNL: Inc.226
Fugger, Heinrich,active 1719,former owner.StEdNL: Inc.226
Jesuitenkolleg St. Salvator (Augsburg, Germany),former owner.StEdNL: Inc.226
[Milan] : mpressum Mediolani impensa & dexteritate D Demetrii Chalcondyli Ioannis Bissoli Benedicti Mangii Carpensium.,
anno ab incarnatione. M.cccc,lxxxxviiii die xv nouembris [15 November 1499]
Title from head of leaf [alpha]3, romanized.
Often referred to as Lexicon Graecum.
Includes on fol. 1 a Greek dialogue of Stephanus Niger between the bookseller and a student, mentioning the price of three ducats (Pollard and Ehrman p.6).
Colophon in Latin: Anno ab incarnatione. M.cccc,lxxxxviiii die xv nouembris, impressum Mediolani impensa & dexteritate D Demetrii Chalcondyli Ioannis Bissoli Benedicti Mangii Carpensium.
Printer's device on colophon.
Edited by Demetrius Chalcondyles.
Capital spaces.
Signatures: (using greek 24-letter alphabet) alpha-omega⁸ 3alpha-3lambda⁸ uppercase alpha-uppercase omega⁸ 2uppercase alpha-2uppercase delta⁸ 2uppercase epsilon-2uppercase zeta⁶.
Pages ruled in red around edges of text.
Hain-Copinger
Goff
BM 15th cent.,
Proctor
GW
ISTC
Lists of fifteenth century books in Edinburgh libraries,
Ink inscription 3-1-12- on verso of back free endpaper. Acquired by the Advocates Library sometime in the 19th century.
Ink inscription below text on first leaf: Su[m] carini. Ink inscription at head of recto of first leaf: Collegij Soci Jesu Augustarij 1719 ex dono Hnri [? ?] Fuggeri de Mickhausen. Acquired by the Advocates Library sometime in the 19th century.
18th-century leather with gilt rolled border and blind stamped central rectangular design on front and back boards, spine with six raised bands and seven blind tooled compartments including title and imprint, blind rolled board edges, speckled edges and marbled pastedowns. Large central gilt stamped Bibliotheca Advocatorum stamp on front and back boards.
18th-century leather with double fillet gilt rolled border on front and back boards, spine with six raised bands and seven gilt tooled compartments including title label and imprint (label lost), blind rolled board edges and marbled pastedowns.
Greek language
Italy Milan.