Aesopi Phrygis Fabvlae
elegantissimis eiconibus ueras animalium species ad uiuum adumbrantes. Gabriae Graeci Fabellae XXXXIIII. Batrachomyomáchia Homeri, hoc est, Ranarum & murium pugna. Galeōmyomachía, hoc est, Felium & murium pugna, tragoedia graeca : haec omnia cum Latina interpretatione
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Aesopi Phrygis Fabvlae: elegantissimis eiconibus ueras animalium species ad uiuum adumbrantes. Gabriae Graeci Fabellae XXXXIIII. Batrachomyomáchia Homeri, hoc est, Ranarum & murium pugna. Galeōmyomachía, hoc est, Felium & murium pugna, tragoedia graeca : haec omnia cum Latina interpretatione
1551, Apvd Ioan. Tornaesivm
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Edited by Adam Knopff; see "Typographvs Lectori," p. [382].
Greek and Latin in parallel columns, p. 3-279, and on facing pages, p. 280-375.
"Aesopi fabulatoris uita, a Maximo Planude conscripta", p. 7-118.
Of the 40 small woodcuts illustrating Aesop's fables, most are ascribed to Bernard Salomon; cf. Mortimer, R., French 16th-cent., 7 (describing de Tournes' ed. of 1570). De Tournes' device with snakes on t.p., and another on verso of last leaf. Head and tail pieces. Criblé, arabesque and historiated initials.
Signatures: a-z⁸ A⁸.
In Getty copy, z3.6 and z4.5 reversed in binding.
Binding: modern red goatskin. Author, title and date tooled in gilt on spine. Turn-ins tooled in gilt, incorporating signature at foot of inside front cover: Pouillet. Page edges gilt. Silk ribbon place marker.
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