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Subtitle: Sedulii mirabilium diuinorũ libri quatuor carmine heroico. Eiusdem elegia, in qua finis pentametri est similis principio hexametri. Eiusdẽ hymnus de Christo ab incarnatione, usq[ue] ad ascẽsionẽ. Iuuenci de euangelica historia libri quatuor. Aratoris cardinalis historiæ apostolicæ libri duo. Probæ Falconiæ cẽto ex Vergilio de nouo & ueteri testamẽto. Homerocentra, hoc est centones ex Homero græce cum interpretatione latina. Opusculum ad Annũtiationem beatiss. Virginis græce cum latino in medio quaternionum omnium. Laetantii Firmiani de Resurrectione ...
Published: 1502
Place of publication: Venice
Language: lat
Number of pages: 569
Notes: Signatures (in the order called for in the register on the verso of [-]7 and recto of [-]8): [-]⁸, a-c⁸, d⁴, e-i⁸, k¹⁰, aa-dd⁸, ee⁶, ff-gg⁸, hh⁶, A-F⁸, G⁴, H-I⁸, K⁴, [aa]⁸ enclosing aaaa⁸, bbbb¹⁰ enclosing [BB]⁸, [YY]⁸ enclosing cccc⁸, dddd¹⁰ enclosing [...]⁸, [ee]⁴ enclosing eeee⁴ ([ee]⁴ blank).

Colophon on recto of hh6: Venetiis apud Aldum. MDI. mense ianuario.

Preface of Aldo Manuzio on verso of t.-p. dated: Veñ. mense iunio. M.DII.

Aldine anchor on verso of [-]8; this appears to be the first use of this mark by Aldus.

"Errata": [-]6 and recto of [-]7.

Of the intermixed sheets at the end of this book, sheets aaaa-eeee contain Latin and sheets [aa]-[ee] contain Greek; leaves aaaa4, bbbb5, cccc4, dddd5, and eeee2, however, contain Latin on the recto and Greek on the verso, so that Renouard is wrong in stating that these sheets could be separated at will.

This volume forms the second of a collection sometimes referred to as Poetae Christiani veteres.