Homeri qvae exstant omnia
By: cum Latine versione omnium quae circumferuntur emendatiss. aliquot locis iam castigatiore ; perpetuis item iustisq́ue in Iliada simul & Odysseam Io. Spondani Mauleonensis commentarii. Pindari quinetiam Thebani Epitome Iliados Latinis versib. & Daretis Phrygij De bello Troiane libri / à Corn. Nepote eleganter Latino versi carmine
Edition: Editio vltima superiore limatior ; indices textus Homeri & commentariorum locupletissimi.
Publisher: Per Sebastianvm Henricpetri
Published: 1606
Place of publication: Basileae
Language: lat; grc
Translated from: grc
Number of pages: 499
Subjects: Criticism and interpretation
Other titles: Ilias Latina. 1606.
Work titles: Works
Notes: Signatures: [alpha]-[gamma]⁶ a-z⁶ A-P⁶ Q⁴ R-S⁶; [alpha]² Aa-Zz⁶ AA-HH⁶ II⁴ KK-LL⁶.

Printer's devices on t.p. and at end.

The Epitome, commonly cited as Ilias Latina (v. 1, col. 444-461), was formerly attributed to the imaginary Pindarus of Thebes. Cf. Oxford Classical Dict. (2nd ed.). De bello Troiano (v. 1, col. 462-499) is a poem by Joseph of Exeter, not Cornelius Nepos, based on the Historia de excidio Troiae by Dares Phrygius. Cf. DNB.

Greek and Latin in parallel columns.

Vol. [2] has divisional t.p.

Date of publication from colophon.
Table of contents: title: (from t.p.) v. 1. Ilias; title: v. 2. Odyssea. Batrachomyomachia. Hymni. Poëmatia aliquot.