HOMER'S

WORKS, GREEK-

LATIN, AS MANY AS NOW

EXIST, IN THEIR ENTIRETY.

THAT IS:

ILIAD, ODYSSEY, BATRACHO-

MYOMACHIA, AND HYMNS: FURTHERMORE, HO-

mer's life from Plutarch, with a Latin

interpretation likewise, with commonplaces

noted everywhere in the margin.

*Sebastian Castalio has contributed his labor to these,

as can be seen in the Preface on the very next leaf.

Third edition, far more emended and enlarged than the previous ones:

with several verses also added, which were missing in some places

in the prior ones, and with various readings: diligently expressed

according to the faith of the final edition of Henri Estienne.

Ba I 15

Printer's device of Nicolaus Brylinger: A lion and a bear (or similar beast) are seated on the ground, supporting a vertical frame or pillar topped with an hourglass. The animals face each other with open mouths.

BASEL, BY THE HEIRS OF

Nicolaus Brylinger. 1567.