Diogenes laertius De uita & moribus philosophorum.
Diogenes laertius De uita & moribus philosophorum.
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Impressum suit Venetiis : impensis nobilis uiri Octauiani Scoti ciuis Modoetie[n]sis, MCCCCLXXXX Decimoquito kalendas Ianuarias [18 Dec.1490]
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Alternative title
De vita et moribus philosophorum
Vitae et sententiae philosophorum
Date
MCCCCLXXXX Decimoquito kalendas Ianuarias [18 Dec.1490]
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RB/L0002/D
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Language
Latin
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[112] leaves ; 23 cm. (4to)
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Publisher
Impressum suit Venetiis : impensis nobilis uiri Octauiani Scoti ciuis Modoetie[n]sis, MCCCCLXXXX Decimoquito kalendas Ianuarias [18 Dec.1490]
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Italy Venice
Date Published
MCCCCLXXXX Decimoquito kalendas Ianuarias [18 Dec.1490]
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Full title
Diogenes laertius De uita & moribus philosophorum.
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Title in ISTC: Vitae et sententiae philosophorum.
Imprint from colophon.
Printed by Bonetus Locatellus for Octavianus Scotus.
Translated by Ambrogio Traversari; edited by Benedetto Brugnoli.
Signatures: a-o⁸.
Chiefly woodcut initials. Some capital spaces with guide letters.
Rare Books copy: Purchased from the collection of James T. Hackett, Sept. 1918, Sotheby's auction lot 762. Stamped monogram and early inscription on title page: Ex libris Cosmi Santucci. Sketch of man on title page; some lower case letters changed in manuscript to upper case on leaves d5v-d6r; early note crossed out on o8v. Bound in vellum, reback...
Citation / References Note
ISTC, id00222000
Hain-Copinger, 6202
GKW, 8381
BMC, V, 438
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RB/L0002/D
Record Identifier
74VK7p222QVO
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DDC
888.01
MMS ID
991022705609702626
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