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De his qui eruditionis fama claruere liber [Greek text], [edited by Hadrianus Junius], 1572

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Record ID cp011669
Voet reference number1323
Museum Plantin-Moretus c:lvd:3247698
Author HESYCHIUS of MILETE
Title page transcription ΗΣΥΧΙΟΥΜΙΛΗΣΙΟΥΙΛΛΟΥΣΤΡΙΟΥ, ΠΕΡΙτου έν παιδ εἰα διαλαμψάν-των σοφων. ‖ Ex Bibliotheca Ioannis SambuciPannonij Tirnauiensis. ‖ ⊕ 20 ‖ ANTVERPIÆ, ‖ Ex officina Christophori Plantini ‖ Prototypographi Regij. ‖ CIↃ. IↃ. LXXII.
Collation8º [125]: A-C⁸ (last quire marked in Greek); pages 1-48 (Errors: 25-27-28-28-29-31-32-32-33)
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Pages[1]: Title [2]: Privilege (Brussels, Privy Council, 29 November, and Council of Brabant, December 1569, signed by De Langhe) 3-5: Magnifico domino Augerio a Busbekh, oratori, et cons. Maximil. II, et eiusdem sereniss. quatuor filiorum curiae, moribusque praefecto, Ioannes Sambucus S. (italic type, lines in roman type and greek type) 6: Note on Hesychius and his work from Suidas (greek type) 7-48: Text (greek type, marginals in greek type)
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CopiesMuseum Plantin-Moretus - A 419University Library Vrije Universiteit AmsterdamKBR Royal Library of BelgiumCambridgeRoyal Library of San Lorenzo de El EscorialGhent University LibraryBritish Library LondonBibliothèque nationale de FranceUNamur- R4Z.0163
Bibliographical referencesRuelens-de Backer, pages 123-124 (1572, no. 15)
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Note 1The edition contains two volumes presented as separate publications but normally sold together: a) The Greek text of Hesychius from a manuscript in the library of the Hungarian humanist Joannes Sambucus, edited by Hadrianus Junius (this no.), b) The Latin translation with additional corrections and annotations by Hadrianus Junius (see following no.).
Note 2In his dedicatory to Busbequius, Sambucus tells how some three years ago he mailed the manuscript (together with the one of Eunapius: see no. cp013480) to his good friend Junius, who had expressed the wish to translate the texts.
Note 3Plantin pressed Junius to send the dedicatory letter as quickly as possible as he was going to print the work. The humanist, excusing himself that he did not know the matter was so urgent, mailed one (= addressed to C. Bickerus) in his letter of 16 March 1572 (Correspondance de C. Plantin, III, no. 376; cf. also Correspondance de C. Plantin, IV, no. 594: page 214, n. 1, an undated short note of Junius on the subject).
Note 4Of ‘Hesychius de Vitis et Philosophorum’ 50 copies were still in stock in the Plantin Press in 1642 (L. Voet, The Golden Compasses, II, page 459).
Note 5Listed in M 296, folio 8 verso (Hesychii Millesii Illustrii de his qui erudit. fama claruere grecolat., 8º, aº 1572, f[euilles] 8 [= meaning the two volumes together], [price:] stuivers 2).
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