An Introduction to the Knowledge of Rare And Valuable Editions of the Greek And

Dibdin Thomas Frognall

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* Harles is incorrect in saying Fabricius supposes this Scholia edition to have been printed by Morel; Fabricius, under the Scholia edition, simply says, "Paris, 4to. 1558:" he after- wards distinctly specities Morel's edition under those "Sine ScixliisGr. " PI2TOARUS. 127 Paul Stephens published three editions at Geneva; namely, in 1600, 1612, 1626: they are taken from H. Stephens's, and contain nothing entitled to a par- ticular notice. Plantin published an edition in 1 ^, 67, after the ...first of Stephens, which is called by Har- wood " beautiful and correct. " Consult Harles, Fair* B. G. T. Ii. 70; Idem, Introd. L. G. T. I. 272.
Schmidii. Witteberg. 4 to. 16 16. Gr. Et Lat. Cum Sclwl.
Ueyne, in the preface to his quarto edition, has with great temper and judgment pointed out some of the errors and absurdities of this work, especially in those parts relating to the " ratio mctrica :" yet is Schmid called by him " editorum Pindari facile prin- ceps !" This editor has undoubtedly performed a valuable service to his author, by having examined three MSS.

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