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LVIII/509, 823/(1) pp., binding partly a bit sunned, pastedown of vol. II a bit stained, else very good and clean, text in Ancient Greek with a Latin introduction, BITTE BEACHTEN: Aufgrund des höheren Gewichtes sind zusätzliche Versandkosten für den Versand außerhalb der EU erforderlich. PLEASE NOTE: This is a heavy book / set, that requires additional postage for international delivery outside EU. gr Gewicht in Gramm: 2800 original hardcover (no dust jackets),

4to. Mit gest. Titelvignette. 1003 S., zweispaltig gedruckt. Pgt. d. Zeit. Blauschnitt. Griechischer Text mit lateinischem Apparat. - Nach der Ausgabe bei Aldus von 1514. - Umfangreichstes erhaltenes Lexikon des griechischen Grammatikers Hesychios aus Alexandreia (5. o. 6. Jh.). Erlebte starke Veränderungen durch die Kopisten, "trotzdem besitzt das Werk auch in der vorliegenden Fassung großen Wert, der nicht zuletzt auf der erheblichen Zahl von Dialektglossen beruht." (Kl. Pauly 2, 1120). - Beteiligt: Cornelius Schrevel (1608-64), Hadrianus Junius (1511-75), Joseph Juste Scaliger (1540-1609), Claude Saumaise (1588-1653), Jacques Le Paulmier (1587-1670), Francois Guyet (1575-1655?), Gottfried Sopingius (1583-1615), Johannes Coccejus (1603-69), Johann Friedrich Gronovius (1611-71), Tanneguy Le Fèvre (1615-72). - Einband d. Zeit wohl v. einem anderen (dickeren) Buch stammend später gebunden. Kl. Signaturschild am Rücken, Pgt. leicht angeschmutzt. Zeitgenöss. Name u. Datum auf Titel, kl. Stempel verso. Die ersten 5 Bl. am Rande sorgfältig restauriert, etw. knapp beschnitten, sauberes u. gutes Ex. gr.

In folio (mm 320x210). Segnatura: a-z8, &-8. 191 carte (erroneamente numerate 155). Carattere greco e romano. Testo disposto su due colonne. Grande marca editoriale dei Giunta incisa su legno, al recto della c. a1, e al verso della c. & 8, con due putti che sorreggono i due bracci del giglio giuntino con scudo araldico al centro; sotto riporta il monogramma FG. Doppia iniziale animata della lettera Alpha su fondo rosso alla c. a3r, testatina che si allunga lateralmente con due bande riccamente intagliate su legno, con motivi vegetali ed al centro un nastro con le lettere IC (Iesus Christos). Numerosi capilettera greci silografici, ornati entro vignette su fondo nero, che richiamano raffinati motivi arabo-bizantino, provenienti dall'apparato decorativo di Vlastos-Kallierges usato gi? nellíeditio princeps. Legatura in piena pergamena rigida seicentesca, dorso liscio con antico tassello in pergamena.Seconda rara edizione del Dictionarium di Hesychios, (la princeps Ë di Venezia 1514 per i tipi di Aldo Manuzio). Nel lessico sono registrati in ordine alfabetico oltre cinquantamila lemmi, dai significati complessi, tratti da opere di rara importanza redatte da medici, storici, oratori e poeti, in alcuni casi anche andate perdute. Dellíautore non si trovano importanti notizie biografiche, si sa che fu lessicografo di Alessandria vissuto nel secolo V. I caratteri greci usati per la stampa furono disegnati e intagliati da Zacharias Kallierges. Successivamente i Giunta entrarono in possesso del magnifico apparato ornamentale di Nikolaos Vlastos, che troviamo per la prima volta usato proprio nel 1520, a corredo di questo lessico. Questa edizione rispetto allíedizione principe Ë priva della epistola dedicatoria di Aldo al Bardellone, che viene sostituita da un indirizzo di Antonio Francini a Pierfrancesco Portinari, al tempo uno dei pi? importanti collaboratori scientifici dei Giunta, e nella quale si discute della superiorit? della lingua greca sulla latina, tema caro agli umanisti.Buon esemplare, evidenti tracce di tarlo al marg. interno e saltuariamente al marg. est. non ledono generalmente il testo. Fori di tarlo professionalmente restaurati. Alcune sottolineature e annotazioni calligrafiche al margine. Lieve alone al marg. sup. a 12 carte. Sguardie con tracce di tarlo. Nota di possesso vergata a inchiostro bruno alla carta a1. Alcune mende alla legatura, spellature agli spigoli e tracce di sporco superficiale.Adams H, 507; Camerini Firenze, 139; Legrand iii, 226; Staikos, Charta, pp. 398, 348.

(On colophon-leaf:) Haguenau, in aedibus Thomae Badensis, 1521). Small folio. Beautiful full calf binding over wooden boards. Recently rebacked. Beautiful blindstamped ornamental borders to boards and remains of clasps, ties missing. A few smaller wormhols to boards, and two drilled holes of ab. the same size to lower part of front board (for a chain?). Ornamented incunable-leaves with red and blue initials used as pasted-down end-papers. Front free end-paper soiled, with neat 19th century inscription (stating editions of the work), and with a beautiful large, engraved armorial book-plate (Collection of Bryan Hall). First leaf with a larger damp-spot to lower part (not affecting any text). Otherwise a very nice copy with only some minor light marginal soiling, a small dampstain to lower inner corner of last ab. 8 leaves, far from affecting text, and a bit of light spotting to a few leaves towards the end. Beautiful large woodcut printer's device to last leaf. (1) f., 776 columns (i.e. 388 pp/ 194 ff.), (1 - colophon) f. The rare 3rd edition of Hesychios' extremely important Greek dictionary, one of the most important works of philology and linguistics ever printed, this edition constituting the first Greek work to be printed in the famous Renaissance printing-city of Hagenau/Haguenau (in Alsace).The first edition of the work was printed by Aldus in Venice in 1514, and in 1520 a re-impression appeared. The present third edition, edited by Marcus Musurus and printed after the edition of 1514 of Aldus Manutius, constitutes the second re-impression of the work, but it is the first to be printed in Hagenau and the first by the notable printer Thomas Anshelm, who had settled in Haguenau in 1516, being the first to seriously rival Henry Gran here. Anshelm is regarded as one of the most important printers of what we now call the Humanist period of the Renaissance. All three editions are rare and important.Hesychios of Alexandria was a highly important grammarian and lexicographer, whose only surviving work is the present lexicon of unusual and obscure Greek words, the richest of its kind ever. It is assumed that the work was executed by Hesychios during the 5th century. The work is extraordinary in that it constitutes a huge and unique listing of peculiar Greek words and phrases, with explanations and often references to the originator or place of origin. As such, the work is of the greatest value to the both the student of Greek dialects as well as for the ongoing work of restoring the texts of classical authors, for which the present lexicon it still an indispensible tool. But Hesychios' work is not only of the utmost importance to Greek philology, it is also a main work in the study of lost languages and obscure non-Greek dialects (e.g. Thracian and ancient Macedonian). Furthermore, the work was instrumental in the reconstruction of Proto-Indo-European, one of the most, if not THE most, important philological tasks ever. Only in the late 18th century did Jones determine the connection between the Indo-European languages, thereby founding comparative philology. Only a very corrupt manuscript, from the 15th century, of the work survives, and it is this manuscript that Marcus Musurus used as the basis for the first printing of the work by Aldus in 1514. As stated, two re-impressions (with modest corrections) appeared of this Aldus-edition (ours being the second), and since then no complete comparative edition of the manuscript has been published, bestowing on these three scarce early editions a huge importance. A modern edition of the seminal work has, however, been in intermittent publication since 1953. The editor of the last wolume states the following about Hesychios' Lexicon: "Hesychius of Alexandria lived in the fifth century A.D. and compiled a dictionary of unusual or difficult Greek words with explanations in Greek. Approximately 51,000 entries make it the richest surviving Greek lexicon compiled until the invention of printing. It is of great importance to Ancient Greek studies because it contains countless words and expressions from poetry, administration, medicine, and so on, that are otherwise unknown or insufficiently explained. In particular, numerous words from the Greek dialects are important, not only for Greek but also for Indo-European philology.The Lexicon suffered substantial alterations, including abridgements and additions on its way from the author to the only surviving manuscript (fifteenth century). The production of an edition that gives all important information about the manuscript and the work of earlier scholars, as well as meeting modern requirements for the noting of parallels in other lexicographical works, is a slow and difficult task. Marcus Musurus published the first edition in 1514 (reprinted in 1520 and 1521 with modest revisions). There have since been many plans for an edition, but only four were started. Of the four editors, only one, M. Schmidt, lived long enough to finish the work himself. His edition (1858-68) is now completely out of date.A new edition was one of the most urgent requirements in Greek studies already when the German scholar KURT LATTE began preliminary work in the 1920s for the Danish Academy's Commission for Corpus Lexicographorum Graecorum. The project was severely hampered by the events of 1933-45. Volumes 1-2 were published in 1953 and (posthumously) 1966." (Peter Allan Hansen, Editor of the final part of the great ongoing project of the new printing of the Hesychius-Lexicon)"Hesychius , (flourished 5th century ad), author of the most important Greek lexicon known from antiquity, valued as a basic authority for the dialects and vocabularies of ancient inscriptions, poetic text, and the Greek Church Fathers." (British Encycl.).Though not of particular fame or importance today, the small city of Haguenau played a dominating role in the late 15th and the first half of the 16th century, then being one of the most important centres o.

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Lugd. Batav. et Roterod, Ex Officina Hackiana, Ao. 1668, 1 volume in-8 de 245x180x60 mm environ, 1f.blanc, 5 ff. (titre avec large vignette, epistola dedicatoria, praefatio ad lectorem), 1003 pages, 1 f.blanc, reliure plein parchemin crème portant titres manuscrits sur le dos, imprimé sur 2 colonnes. Anciennes notes manuscrites, date et appartenance sur les pages de garde et dans les marges, rousseurs et pages brunies, restaurations anciennes sur la bordure supérieure des 4 premiers feuillets, coiffe supérieure ébréchée, bon état pour le reste. Texte en grec. Hésychios, est un grammairien grec d'Alexandrie, ayant probablement vécu au VIe siècle.Aucune information ne nous est parvenue sur sa vie. Nous ne connaissons son nom que par la dédicace épistolaire de son uvre, le Lexique : Ğ de la part d'Hésychios d'Alexandrie, grammairien, pour son ami Euloge ğ. Il s'agit d'une compilation de différents dictionnaires existant à l'époque sur des sujets variés : Homère, comiques et tragiques, poètes, orateurs, mais aussi médecins et historiens. De son propre aveu, Hésychios s'est inspiré de l'Anthologie de Diogénien, l'un des auteurs compilés dans l'Anthologie palatine.

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