Commentarii in septem tragedias Sophoclis
Subtitle: quae ex aliis eius compluribus iniuria tempor[um] amissis, solae superfuerunt: opus exactissimu[m]: raissimu[m]q[ue] in Gymnasio Mediceo Caballini mo[n]tis, a Leone Decimo Pont. Max. constituto recognitu[m] repurgatumq[ue]: atq[ue] ad co[m]munem studiosor[um] vtilitatem in plurima cxemplaria [sic] editum, non sine priuilegio vt in caeteris
Contributors: Lascaris, Janus, 1445?-1535; Mousouros, Markos, approximately 1470-1517
Publisher: [Angelus Collotius]
Published: 1518
Place of publication: Rome]
Language: grc; ita
Number of pages: 202
Subjects: Early works to 1800; Criticism and interpretation
Notes: Signatures: [alpha]⁶ [beta]-[omicron]⁸ [pi]⁴ [rho]-[omega]⁸ A-B⁸ (B8 blank).

Imprint drived from colophon in Greek.

Colophon (on verso of final printed leaf): [E typōthē en Rhomē en tō para ton Kyrinou Lophon Gymnasiō ouk aneu pronomiou etei hektō tēs anarrhēsiōs Leontos dekatou tou akrou archiereōs, tēs de en sarkou oikonomias chilios ō pentekosiostō dekato ogdoō.].

First edition.

In the Aldine edition of Sophocles, Aldus notes this work which he intended to publish.

Except for the Roman title, text is Greek.

Adams & BM STC interpret Gymnasia Medicea as the office of Angelus Collotius.

When Pope Leo X established the Medician Academy, he asked Janus Lascaris and Marcus Musurus to supervise the printing press, which during 1517-1518 published 3 works of which this was the last.

Rare Book copy (LODGE 1518 L33): Final 80 leaves ([rho]-[omega]⁸ A-B⁸) wanting.