Aphorisms, apophthegms, etc,
**Q.404.4
Seneca, L. A. 4 B.C.65 A.D. Proverbios de Seneca. (Continued, 2.)
of Spain.
(6), Ixvj ff; sign. A in 6; a-g in 8s, and h in 10; 26cm.; trimmed
closely on top by rebinding. Printed in two columns, each of 46
lines. Some wood cut initials; the large majority, however, in-
dicated only by guide letters in spaces from three to five lines.
Translated by Pero Diaz de Toledo, who accompanied each proverb by a
gloss or paraphrase, The first edition was printed in 1482 by Antonio de
Centenera. [Hain, no. 14651.]
See also Salva, Tome IL., pp. 238-240; Antonio, Nic. Bibliotheca Hispana
vetus, Tom. II., p. 253, Matriti. 1788 [*3000.2.= C.R.40.2]; Haebler, C.
Bibliografia Ibérica, p. 207, nO§20.
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