![CEBES (attributed to). Tabula, in Greek: inasi. - BASILIUS MAGNUS. Oratio paretica, in Greek. - PLUTARCHUS. De liberis educandis, in Greek. XENOPHON. De tyrannide, in Greek. Edited by Arsenios Apostolis. [Florence: Laurentius (Francisci) de Alopa, c.1496].](https://www.christies.com/img/LotImages/1999/CKS/1999_CKS_06222_0037_000(122302).jpg?w=1)
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CEBES (attributed to). Tabula, in Greek: inasi. - BASILIUS MAGNUS. Oratio paretica, in Greek. - PLUTARCHUS. De liberis educandis, in Greek. XENOPHON. De tyrannide, in Greek. Edited by Arsenios Apostolis. [Florence: Laurentius (Francisci) de Alopa, c.1496].
8 (142 x 94mm). Collation: s8 s2 ( blank, r ps-Cebes, r Basil the Great, r Plutarch, r Xenophon). 74 leaves. 22 lines. Type: 5:111Gr. Leaf v in corrected state (cf. GW). (Last signature just shaved.) 19th-century red morocco gilt, ivy roll on sides, single rosette tool in flat spine compartments, gilt edges. Provenance: 19th-century annotations on flyleaves and an occasional marginal annotation in text.
EDITIO PRINCEPS OF ALL TEXTS AND THE EARLIEST APPEARANCE OF ANY WORKS BY BASIL THE GREAT, PLUTARCH AND XENOPHON IN THE ORIGINAL GREEK. The Tabulae, or Pinas, is a moral dialogue, spuriously attributed to the Greek philosopher and student of Socrates, Cebes of Thebes. This edition has also been assigned to the Greek Gymnasium press at Rome, c.1517, since the same Alopa Greek types were later used to print there, but it is unquestionably a product of Alopa's press at Florence.
RARE, GW records only 15 copies, at least 2 of which are incomplete. H 4820=HCR 4821; BMC VI (IA. 28035-6); BW 6442; IGI 2662; Goff C-356.
8 (142 x 94mm). Collation: s8 s2 ( blank, r ps-Cebes, r Basil the Great, r Plutarch, r Xenophon). 74 leaves. 22 lines. Type: 5:111Gr. Leaf v in corrected state (cf. GW). (Last signature just shaved.) 19th-century red morocco gilt, ivy roll on sides, single rosette tool in flat spine compartments, gilt edges. Provenance: 19th-century annotations on flyleaves and an occasional marginal annotation in text.
EDITIO PRINCEPS OF ALL TEXTS AND THE EARLIEST APPEARANCE OF ANY WORKS BY BASIL THE GREAT, PLUTARCH AND XENOPHON IN THE ORIGINAL GREEK. The Tabulae, or Pinas, is a moral dialogue, spuriously attributed to the Greek philosopher and student of Socrates, Cebes of Thebes. This edition has also been assigned to the Greek Gymnasium press at Rome, c.1517, since the same Alopa Greek types were later used to print there, but it is unquestionably a product of Alopa's press at Florence.
RARE, GW records only 15 copies, at least 2 of which are incomplete. H 4820=HCR 4821; BMC VI (IA. 28035-6); BW 6442; IGI 2662; Goff C-356.