The Circe
By: of Signior Giovanni Battista Gelli of the Academy of Florence. Consisting of ten dialogues between [Ulysses and several] men transform'd into beasts: giving a lively representation of the various passions, and [the] many infelicities of humane life. Done out of Italian, by Mr. Tho. Brown
Contributors: Homer; Plutarch; Brown, Thomas, 1663-1704, translator
Publisher: Printed for John Nutt
Published: 1702
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 295
Subjects: Emotions (Philosophy)
Work titles: Circe
Notes: A cancellandum t.p. omits the title words given above in square brackets; the cancel t.p. includes them.

Based on the story of Circe in Homer's Odyssey, and a hint in Plutarch's Lives.

"A catalogue of books, to be sold by John Nutt", p.[296].

ESTC T127928.

Copy 1 Supplier/Donor: Lawson 265 Note: With cancellandum t.p. Binding: recent quarter calf. With unidentified C19th? armorial ownership stamp (final page), and C20th stamp of "Ihone Clerk"; t.p. signed "H. Littledale 1902"