Nonius Marcellus: On the Propriety of Language (1826) - Page 15

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s. l. et a.(Rome, G. Lauer, circa 1470.) Nonius Marcellus On the Propriety of Words. 141 leaves, folio. Compare Ebert, Bibliographical Lexicon, 14848.
Editio princeps first printed edition prepared by Pomponius Laetus using several manuscripts, with the assistance of Volscus and friends.

1471.Nonius Marcellus On the Propriety of Words. 136 leaves, folio. At the end: Finito libri laus sit gloria Christo. M. CCCC. LXXI. Praise and glory be to Christ upon the completion of the book. 1471. Compare Ebert, nro. 14849.
Perhaps printed in Milan or Tarrifa. See Dibdin, Bibliotheca Spenceriana III. 95.

1476.Nonius Marcellus's Compendious Doctrine for his son On the Propriety of Words. At the end: Nonii Marcelli peripatetici Tiburticensis compendiosa doctrina ad filium de proprietate sermonum impressa Venetiis industria atque impendio Nicolai Ienson Gallici. M. CCC LXXVI. The compendious doctrine of Nonius Marcellus, Peripatetic of Tibur, for his son, on the propriety of words, printed in Venice by the industry and at the expense of Nicolaus Jenson, the Frenchman. 1476. 191 leaves, folio. Ebert nro. 1485?

1478.Nonius Marcellus's Compendious Doctrine for his son On the Propriety of Words. Venice, without mention of the printer. 1478. 132 leaves, folio. Ebert nro. 24851.

1480.Nonius with Festus, Varro. Parma (Potatilia?) III. Idus Decembr. December 11th, 1480. folio. Ebert nro. 8780.

1483.Nonius Marcellus's Compendious Doctrine for his son On the Propriety of Words. Printed in Brescia, July 17, 1483. folio. Hamberger p. 704.