An edition of Aldus Manutius and his Thesaurus cornucopiae of 1496
(1958)
Aldus Manutius and his Thesaurus cornucopiae of 1496
containing the first appearance in English of the prologue in which Aldus announces his plans to publish the first printed editions of Aristotle's works and describes his Thesaurus as containing "practically everything that anyone could desire in order to achieve perfect knowledge of Greek literature."
by Aldo Manuzio
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Aldus Manutius and his Thesaurus cornucopiae of 1496: containing the first appearance in English of the prologue in which Aldus announces his plans to publish the first printed editions of Aristotle's works and describes his Thesaurus as containing "practically everything that anyone could desire in order to achieve perfect knowledge of Greek literature."
1958, Syracuse University Press
in English, Latin, and Ancient Greek
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Aldus Manutius and his Thesaurus cornucopiae of 1496 ...
1958, Syracuse University Press
in English, Latin, and Modern Greek
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Aldus Manutius and his Thesaurus cornucopiae of 1496: containing the first appearance in English of the prologue in which Aldus announces his plans to publish the first printed editions of Aristotle's works and describes his Thesaurus as containing "practically everything that anyone could desire in order to achieve perfect knowledge of Greek literature."
1958, Syracuse University Press
in English
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"Facsimile pages of the Latin prologue and specimen pages of the Greek text from the Thesaurus cornucopiae in the Brewster House typographical collection."
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