A View of the Early Parisian Greek Press: Including the Lives of the Stephani; Notices of Other Contemporary Greek Printers of Paris; and Various Particulars of the Literary and Ecclesiastical History of Their Times, Volume 2S. Collingwood, 1833 - Printing |
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... distinguished one of them , written with a special view to the advantage of his nephew Henry Estienne , in his early stu- dies . This is , De natura nominum , anni 1540 , abridged from Priscian , and drawn up in the 66 form of a lively ...
... distinguished one of them , written with a special view to the advantage of his nephew Henry Estienne , in his early stu- dies . This is , De natura nominum , anni 1540 , abridged from Priscian , and drawn up in the 66 form of a lively ...
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... distinguished ab anno 1551 , ad ann . 1561. His earlier impres- sions exhibit the device adopted by Robert , which afterwards became common to the family , viz . " Oliva cum ramo defracto , " & c . Officially he used ( though not always ) ...
... distinguished ab anno 1551 , ad ann . 1561. His earlier impres- sions exhibit the device adopted by Robert , which afterwards became common to the family , viz . " Oliva cum ramo defracto , " & c . Officially he used ( though not always ) ...
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... distinguished of the Ciceronian school , acknowledges Bunellus as his monitor and preceptor in the art of Latin compo- sition : 66 Ego ab illo maximum habebam benefici- " um , quod me cum Politianis & Erasmis nescio quibus misere ...
... distinguished of the Ciceronian school , acknowledges Bunellus as his monitor and preceptor in the art of Latin compo- sition : 66 Ego ab illo maximum habebam benefici- " um , quod me cum Politianis & Erasmis nescio quibus misere ...
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... distinguished himself in the art somewhat more than three years , by ele- gant impressions in Hebrew , as well as in Latin and Greek . He used the insigne of Neobarius . Some assert that he had possession of the " Typo- graphia " of ...
... distinguished himself in the art somewhat more than three years , by ele- gant impressions in Hebrew , as well as in Latin and Greek . He used the insigne of Neobarius . Some assert that he had possession of the " Typo- graphia " of ...
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... distinguished himself as a Latin poet of this period , Allusionum libro I. plays upon the name of his patron in the following complimen- tary epigram : ADRIANUS TORNEBUS . COPIA cui tanta est , tanta qui disserit arte , Cuique adeo est ...
... distinguished himself as a Latin poet of this period , Allusionum libro I. plays upon the name of his patron in the following complimen- tary epigram : ADRIANUS TORNEBUS . COPIA cui tanta est , tanta qui disserit arte , Cuique adeo est ...
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Adrianus Turnebus afterwards amongst anni appears apud Aristotelis atque avoit Benenatus Beza Caille cardinal Charles Estienne Chrysostomi Ciceronis cited Claud Claude Morel Dictionarium duke of Guise editio edition ejus Ejusd Ejusdem Epigrammata epistle Epistolæ etiam Fabr father France French Geneva Græca Græcæ Græce Græce & Latine Græcis Græcorum Greek impressions Gregorii Guillaume Morel Gulielmus hæc Henry Estienne Henry's Homeri honour Huguenots idem impres inscribed insigne interpretatione Joannes king king of Navarre labours Latin learned Lexicon libri linguæ literary livres Mait Maittaire mentioned mihi Morel Morelli Muretus Niceron Nihil notis nunc primum officina opera oratio Paris party Passeratius Patisson Platonis Plutarchus poems poets prince of Condé printed printer quæ quædam quam quod Regius Robert Estienne says Scaliger scholars scholiis seorsim shew sion sive Steph Stephani sub anno sunt Synesii taire Thesaurus tion Turnebus typis regiis typographer Vascosan versibus volume Wechel
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Page 270 - The peculiar value of this work consists in the full and exact account, which it gives, of the Greek legal and forensic terms, both by literal interpretation, and by a comparison of the corresponding terms in Roman jurisprudence. So copious and exact is this department of the work, that no student can read the Greek orators to the best advantage, unless he consults the Commentaries of Budaeus.
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Page 8 - Dictionary." (Ath. Oxon., II, 609.) In 1693, Kennett writes of Cooper's Thesaurus, "Yet this mighty work is very little more than a pure Transcript of the Dictionarium Gallicum by Charles Stephens at Paris, 1553. I have collated them in most parts, and find them literally the same in allmost all words, and the direct order of them, and in every classic phrase; with this only difference, that those phrases are rendered in French by Stephens, and in English by Cooper: whose disingenuity is much the...
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