Florilegium diuersorum epigrammatum in septem libros. Solerti nuper repurgatum cura M.D. XXI
Subtitle: [Anthologia diaphorōn epigrammatōn, archaiois syntetheimenōn sophōis, epi diaphorois hypothesesin, hermēneias echontōn epideixin, kai pragmatōn ē genomenōn, ē hōs genomenōn aphēgēsin. diairẽitai d' eis hepta tmēmata to biblion. kai tãuta eis kephalaia kata stoicheion diektithetai]
Contributors: Manuzio, Aldo, 1449 or 1450-1515, printer
Edition: Nunc exit castigatius, q[uam] aliâs unq[uam], pristinis elustratum errorib, multisq́[ue] adauctum adiectis epigra[m]matib.
Publisher: In aedibus Aldi, et Andreae soceri
Published: 1521
Place of publication: Venetiis
Language: grc
Number of pages: 289
Subjects: Greek poetry; Early works to 1800; Greek Epigrams
Other titles: Florilegivm diversorvm epigrammatvm in septem libros. Solerti nuper repurgatum cura M.D. XXI; [Anthologia diaphorōn epigrammatōn, archaiois suntetheimenōn sophõis, epi diaphorois hypothesesin, hermēneias echontōn epideixin, kai pragmatōn ē genomenōn, ē hōs genomenōn aphēgēsin. diairẽitai d' eis hepta tmēmata to biblion. kai tãuta eis kephalaia kata stoicheion diektithetai]
Work titles: Greek anthology
Notes: Title also in Greek; text in Greek only.

Parallel title transliterated from the Greek. Text in Greek with part of title and colophon in Latin.

Printer's anchor and dolphin device with inscription "Aldus" on the title page; verso of the final leaf.

Imprint from colophon.

Signatures: A-2M⁸ 2N¹⁰.

Spaces left with guide letters for initials.

Second Aldine edition, with corrections from the first edition of 1503 and slightly enlarged. The 1503 edition was taken from the Florence, Laurentius (Francesci) de Alopa, 1494 edition, edited by James Lascaris.

Greek epigrams, gathered by the late 13th and early 14th century Byzantine Maximus Planudes, who had abridged and rearranged, with a few additions the 10th century anthology of Byzantine Cephalas.

Manuscript notes.

Renouard, p.91, no. 17

Adams, H.M. Catalogue of books printed on the continent of Europe, 1501-1600, in Cambridge libraries, A1183