Collection of pseudepigraphal works not included in ed. 2a of v. 1 (1722) of Codex Pseudepigraphus Veteris Testamenti, together with the Hypomnesticum. "The Hypomnesticum ... is in part a commentary on, in part a paraphrase of the Scripture history, with some chapters added on the persecutions and heresies which afflicted the church. Fabricius is inclined to fix its date at the 10th century ... Cave (i. 397) assigns it to A.D. 420."--Dict. of Christian biography / edited by William Smith and Henry Wace, v. 3, p. 460-461.

Latin, Greek, Hebrew, or German.

Hypomnesticum has separate t.p. which reads: Josephi veteris Christiani scriptoris Hypomnesticon, sive, Liber sacer memorialis / in lucem editus cum versione et notis Jo. Alberti Fabricii. Editio altera.

Three works have half titles: Epistola Barucho tributa apud Syros. Liber Quartus Esdrae. Historia Josephi, fabri lignarii / ex Arabico codice manuscripto Bibliothecae Regiae Parisiensis Latine versa a Georgio Wallino.

Reprint. Vol. 2 in its ed. 1a accompanied v. 1 in its ed. 2a (1722) and was published: Hamburgi : T.C. Felginer, 1723. Apparently v. 1, entitled Codex Pseudepigraphus Veteris Testamenti, was not reprinted to accompany this 1741 ed. of v. 2.

Includes index rerum notabilium in Josephi Hypomnestico.

This volume is a reprint of v. 2 first issued in 1723. Apparently v. 1 of Editio altera issued in 1722 was not reprinted--cf. B.M.