C. JULIUS

HYGINUS, AUGUSTUS'

FREEDMAN,

BOOK OF FABLES,

FOR THE READING OF

ALL POETS

remarkably necessary, and now newly printed.

THE SAME AUTHOR'S

Four Books of Astronomy.

To which have been added works of a similar subject:

PALAEPHATUS Book I on Fabulous Narrations.
F. FULGENTIUS Placiades, Bishop of Carthage, Three Books of Mythologies.
THE SAME Book I on the Interpretation of Ancient Terms.
PHORNUTUS Speculation on the Nature of the Gods or the Allegories of Poetic Fables.
ALBRICUS The Philosopher's Book on the Images of the Gods.
ARATUS Fragments of the phainomena appearances of the stars, interpreted by Germanicus Caesar.
THE SAME Phænomena in Greek, with a Latin interpretation.
PROCLUS A Little Book on the Sphere, in Greek and Latin.
APOLLODORUS Library, or On the Origin of the Gods.
LILIO G. GIRALDI Treatise on the Muses.

INDEX of things, sentiments, and fables, most copious,

and worthy of being known in all these works.

A decorative typographic ornament features symmetrical scrolling foliage and floral motifs.

P A R I S

At the shop of Ioannes Parant, Jacob Street.

1578.