Geography of the ancient Greek minor writers [Texte imprimé]. With a Latin interpretation, dissertations, and annotations Vol. 1 [-4]

Name: Geography of the ancient Greek minor writers [Texte imprimé]. With a Latin interpretation, dissertations, and annotations Vol. 1 [-4]
Author: Vossius, Isaac (1618-1689). Orchestrator View related records as author

Title	Geography of the ancient Greek minor writers [Texte imprimé]. With a Latin interpretation, dissertations, and annotations Vol. 1 [-4]
Author	Vossius, Isaac (1618-1689). Orchestrator View related records as author
Subject	None — None — None
Type	Book
Language	Arabic
Digital	No
Manuscript	No
Physical Dimensions	4 vol., [4] f. de pl. dépl. au vol. 4 : cartes ; in-4
Library:	Bibliothèque nationale de France
Library Asset ID	FRBNF30623761
Record ID	cb30623761p
Notes	Ed. by John Hudson who signed the dedications, as well as by Henry Dodwell, who signed certain prefaces. - The texts appearing in vol. 1 are mainly due to Hannon, trans. by C. Gesner, Agatharchide, trans. by L. Rhodomann, Arrien, trans. by J. W. Stucki, Nearchus, trans. by B. Vulcanius, and to Marcian, trans. by J. Hudson; those appearing in vol. 2 to Dicearchus, Isidore de Charax, trans. by J. Hudson, Symnus of Chios, ed. by Rasmus Vinding, Plutarch, trans. by P.-J. de Maussac, Agathemere, trans. by S. Tennulius, and Strabo, trans. by H. Gemusaeus; those appearing in vol. 3 to Denis of Byzantium, the Anonymous of Ravenna, Ptolemy, and Aboulféda; those appearing in vol. 4 to Dionysius Periegetes and Rufus Festus Avienus. Theft. 1 also contains the "Journey of Scylax" trad. by I. Vossius. Every flight. is generally composed of "Dissertationes", signed by the editors or anonymous; texts by geographers in Greek or Arabic (some of which are in verse), accompanied by a Latin translation; "Annotationes" and an index. - Mark on the title and front. on each flight. - The subtitle of the flight. 3 is: “Accedunt geographica arabica &c”. That of theft. 4: “Cum dissertatione in Dionysium, annotationibus &c”. Theft. 4 is in part a new issue of: "Dionysii orbis descriptio..." Oxford, 1710. A new issue of vol. 4 was made in 1717 under the title: "Dionysii orbis descriptio... editio novissima & locupletissima"

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Geography of the ancient Greek minor writers [Texte imprimé]. With a Latin interpretation, dissertations, and annotations Vol. 1 [-4]

Author Vossius, Isaac (1618-1689). Orchestrator View related records as author

Subject None — None — None

Type Book

Language Arabic

Digital No

Manuscript No

Physical Dimensions 4 vol., [4] f. de pl. dépl. au vol. 4 : cartes ; in-4

Library Bibliothèque nationale de France

Library Asset ID FRBNF30623761

Record ID cb30623761p

Notes Ed. by John Hudson who signed the dedications, as well as by Henry Dodwell, who signed certain prefaces. - The texts appearing in vol. 1 are mainly due to Hannon, trans. by C. Gesner, Agatharchide, trans. by L. Rhodomann, Arrien, trans. by J. W. Stucki, Nearchus, trans. by B. Vulcanius, and to Marcian, trans. by J. Hudson; those appearing in vol. 2 to Dicearchus, Isidore de Charax, trans. by J. Hudson, Symnus of Chios, ed. by Rasmus Vinding, Plutarch, trans. by P.-J. de Maussac, Agathemere, trans. by S. Tennulius, and Strabo, trans. by H. Gemusaeus; those appearing in vol. 3 to Denis of Byzantium, the Anonymous of Ravenna, Ptolemy, and Aboulféda; those appearing in vol. 4 to Dionysius Periegetes and Rufus Festus Avienus. Theft. 1 also contains the "Journey of Scylax" trad. by I. Vossius. Every flight. is generally composed of "Dissertationes", signed by the editors or anonymous; texts by geographers in Greek or Arabic (some of which are in verse), accompanied by a Latin translation; "Annotationes" and an index. - Mark on the title and front. on each flight. - The subtitle of the flight. 3 is: “Accedunt geographica arabica &c”. That of theft. 4: “Cum dissertatione in Dionysium, annotationibus &c”. Theft. 4 is in part a new issue of: "Dionysii orbis descriptio..." Oxford, 1710. A new issue of vol. 4 was made in 1717 under the title: "Dionysii orbis descriptio... editio novissima & locupletissima"