B15424

Shelfmark

Cr.4.3.07 - Cr.4.3.08

Author

Cicero, Marcus Tullius

Title

Marci Tulii Ciceronis de philosophia, tomus primus [- II]. Quæ autem in hoc tomo contineantur, sequens pagella docebit.

Publication, distribution, etc.

Lugduni :, Apud Seb. Gryphium,, 1546-1548.

Physical description

2v. ;, 12mo.

Note

Previously Plays D.3.8-9.

Note

Vol. I dated 1548; Vol. II 1546.

Note

Bound uniformly as set with nine other vols. of the works of Cicero, published by S. Gryphius.

Provenance

Given to Eton in 1979 by David Henry Macindoe, Vice-Provost.

Provenance

Stamp of Lord Brandon (18th century).

Provenance

Given to Edward Coleridge by Alexander James Beresford Hope (1820-1887) in 1847 (see ms. dedication, Cr.3.3.18, first vol. of set).

Provenance

Given to Henry Broadbent by Edward Coleridge, in 1878 (see ms. dedication, Cr.3.3.18, first vol. of set).

Binding

?18th century red, gold-tooled morocco. Elaborate border, and central ornament incorporating four black "diamonds" (?painted).

Subject

Philosophy, Ancient, Early works to 1800.

Added entry--name

Macindoe, David Henry.

Added entry--place

France, Lyon.

001B15424

003LIBRARY CODE

096##$aCr.4.3.07 - Cr.4.3.08

1001#$aCicero, Marcus Tullius

24510$aMarci Tulii Ciceronis de philosophia, tomus primus [- II]. Quæ autem in hoc tomo contineantur, sequens pagella docebit.

260##$aLugduni :$bApud Seb. Gryphium,$c1546-1548.

300##$a2v. ;$c12mo.

500##$aPreviously Plays D.3.8-9.

500##$aVol. I dated 1548; Vol. II 1546.

500##$aBound uniformly as set with nine other vols. of the works of Cicero, published by S. Gryphius.

561##$aGiven to Eton in 1979 by David Henry Macindoe, Vice-Provost.

561##$aStamp of Lord Brandon (18th century).

561##$aGiven to Edward Coleridge by Alexander James Beresford Hope (1820-1887) in 1847 (see ms. dedication, Cr.3.3.18, first vol. of set).

561##$aGiven to Henry Broadbent by Edward Coleridge, in 1878 (see ms. dedication, Cr.3.3.18, first vol. of set).

563##$a?18th century red, gold-tooled morocco. Elaborate border, and central ornament incorporating four black "diamonds" (?painted).

650#0$aPhilosophy, Ancient$xEarly works to 1800.

7001#$aMacindoe, David Henry.

752##$aFrance$dLyon.