Homeri qvae exstant omnia
Subtitle: Ilias, Odyssea, Batrachomyomachia, Hymni, Poëmatia aliquot cum latina versione omnium quoe circumferuntur emendatiss. aliquot locis iam castigatiore perpetuis item iustisque in Iliada simul & Odysseam Io. Spondani Mauleonensis commentariis: Pindari quinetiam Thebani Epitome Iliados Latinis versib. & Daretis Phrygij de bello Troiano libri, à Corn. Nepote eleganter latino versi carmine
By: editio vltima superiore limatior. Indices textus Homeri & Commentariorum locupletissimi
Contributors: Joseph, of Exeter, -approximately 1224; Sponde, Jean de, 1557-1595
Publisher: Per Sebastianvm Henriepetri
Published: 1606
Place of publication: Basileae
Language: lat
Other titles: Ilias Latina.
Notes: Second volume has special t.-p.: Homeri Odyssea iusto Ioannis Spondani Mauleonensis commentario illustrata, & praefatione exornata. Item Batrachomyomachia, Hymni & poematia aliquot, quae Homero adscribuntur.

The Epitome (commonly cited as Ilias latina or Homerus latinus) formerly attributed to the imaginary Pindarus Thebanus, has recently been ascribed to Silius Italicus. The De bello troiano (col. 444-499) ascribed in this and in the earlier editions of Dares Phrygius to Cornelius Nepos, is a poem by Joseph of Exeter (Josephus Iscanus) based on the Historia de excidio Troiae of "Dares Phrygius." cf. Wm. Camden, Britannia, 1590, p. 133-134, quoted by S. Dresenius in the preface to his edition of the poem, Frankfurt, 1620 (reprinted in Valpy's Delphine edition, London, 1825)