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Poille. f Franco 549 Likely a former owner's mark or a library shelf-mark.

ISOCRATES

ORATIONS AND LETTERS.

ISOCRATES’ ORA-

TIONS AND LETTERS

WITH THE LATIN TRANSLATION

of Hieronymus Wolf 1516–1580; a German humanist famous for establishing the study of Byzantine history and for his definitive translations of Greek orators, last revised by himself.

HENRI ESTIENNE also known as Henricus Stephanus ON ISOCRATES

Seven Dissertations Diatribae original: "Diatriba", one of which has been again corrected and enlarged.

Observations by the same author on several passages

within this author.

CERTAIN WORKS OF GORGIAS AND ARISTIDES

on the same subject matter as those of Isocrates,

together with a Latin translation.

A most comprehensive index of both Greek and

Latin words and subjects.

The printer's mark of Henri Estienne (Stephanus): a woodcut depicts a bearded philosopher or scholar standing beneath a large, gnarled olive tree. Several branches have broken off and are falling. This emblem traditionally refers to the biblical motto "Be not high-minded, but fear" original: "Noli altum sapere, sed time"; a warning from Romans 11:20 against intellectual or spiritual pride.

From the workshop of Henri Estienne

IN THE YEAR 1593.