ISOCRATES

ORATIONS AND LETTERS

ISOCRATES'

ORATIONS AND LETTERS.

With the Latin translation original: "Latina interpretatione" of Hieronymus Wolf a German humanist and philologist famous for his work on Byzantine and classical Greek texts, recently revised by the same.

HENRICUS STEPHANUS' also known as Henri Estienne SEVEN DISCOURSES Diatribae on Isocrates: one of which examines the observations of HARPOCRATION a Greek grammarian of Alexandria regarding the same author.

CERTAIN WORKS OF GORGIAS AND ARISTIDES

on themes similar to those of Isocrates.

Translated by Willem Canter.

The printer's mark of Henricus Stephanus. It depicts a large, gnarled olive tree with several branches, some of which are pruned or broken. To the right of the tree stands an elderly, bearded man in a long robe, gesturing towards the tree. A ribbon scroll is entwined around the tree trunk and branches bearing the Latin motto: "Be not high-minded" original: "NOLI ALTVM SAPERE"; a quote from Romans 11:20 urging humility.

Printed by Henricus Stephanus

IN THE YEAR 1593.