Nonius Marcellus: On the Propriety of Language

Gelehrten auf 1750. p. 217. sqq.
Lessing's Leben. III. 355. Ebert nro. 162

1565. Nonius Marcellus On the Propriety of Words, finally restored in countless places and greatly enriched by the help of the most ancient manuscripts through the industry of Hadrianus Iunius. Added is the booklet by Fulgentius Planciades on ancient speech, purified by the same. Antwerp, by Christopher Plantin. 8vo.
Hadrianus Iunius was the first to provide exceptional work on Nonius.

1583. Nonius Marcellus On the Propriety of Words, Fulgentius Planciades on Ancient Speech, corrected from the most ancient manuscripts; added are the notes of learned men and a booklet of various readings. Paris, by Aegidius Beys. 1583. 8vo.
The editor is Iosias Mercerius, as is clear from the preface of the 1614 edition. He follows Hadrianus Iunius, but brought forth certain new things.

1585. Nonius, in Dionysius Gothofredus's Authors of the Latin Language. (Geneva.) By Guilielmus Laemarius. 4to.

1586. Nonius Marcellus On the Propriety of Words and Fulgentius Planciades on Ancient Speech, restored and enriched in countless places; with the added notes of Dionysius Gothofredus upon them. Paris, by Petrus Chevillot. 1586. 8vo.

1595. Nonius in Gothofredus's Authors of the Latin Language. By Guilielmus Laemarius. 1595. 4to.

1602. Nonius in Gothofredus's Authors of the Latin Language. Saint-Gervais 1602. 4to.

1614. A New Edition of Nonius Marcellus. Added is the booklet of Fulgentius on Ancient Speech, and notes on Nonius and Fulgentius. Paris (in the title of other copies: Sedan), at the expense of Hadrianus Perier. 1614. 8vo.
A repeated and excellent new review, by the help of Iosias Mercerius, who, beyond several manuscript codices, also compared that Parisian one at the church of St. Victor. The editor, however, suppressed his own name.