Altgriechisch / Herodian / Krause, Karl,

Der Gebrauch der Präpositionen bei dem Historiker Herodian - I. Teil: Frequenz syn und meta c. genit (statistisch-lexikalische Studie), Beilage zum Programm des Königlichen Gymnasiums zu Strehlen,

Erstausgabe, Breslau, Adolf Stenzel, vormals Brehmer & Minuth (= Progr. Nr. 208), 1893, 8°, 12 S., original Heft mit Papierrückenstreifen, schöner alter aber kaum noch sichtbarer Stempel der Lehrerbibliothek eines alteingesessenen Frankfurter Gymnasium auf Titelseite, sonst sehr schöne, kaum altersspurige Broschur (Li1, Ordner28) Sprache: grc, deu. S ISBN: 9780957138711

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Book number: 564CB

Catalogue: Sprachen: Altphilologie, Altsprachliches

Keywords: Grammatik Satzlehre Wortlehre Rechtschreiben; Griechenland griechischer griechische altgriechische altgriechisch Griechen; griechische griechischer griechisch; Herodian Herodianos Herodianus; Historiker antiker Geschichtsschreiber; Schulprogramm Schulprog

Heliodor H(eliodorus [Emesenus] ) / Herodian.

Heliodor. Herodian. 3 Bde. in einem Band.

Berlin-Schöneberg, Langenscheidt, [ca. 1910]. [8], VI, 138; 138; 226 S u. 24 S. Verlagswerbung (= Langenscheidtsche Bibliothek sämtlicher griechischen u. römischen Klassiker in neueren deutschen Muster-Übersetzungen, [31]). 17 cm. OHLdr m. reicher Rückenvergoldung.
¶ Darin: Heliodor: Äthiopische Geschichten. 2. Aufl.. Aus dem Griechischen übersetzt von Theodor Fischer. - Herodian: Geschichte des römischen Kaisertums seit Mark Aurel. 3. Aufl.- Deutsch von Adolf Stahr. - Gutes Exemplar

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Book number: 95907

Catalogue: Antike Literatur u. Altphilologie

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HERODIAN; POLIZIANO, ANGELO [TR.]

Erodianou Istorion Biblia 8. Herofdianai Historiarum Libri 8. Recogniti & Notis Illustrati

Oxoniae: E Theatro Sheldoniano, 1678. [Reprint]. Vellum cover. 200mm x 120mm (8" x 5"). viii, 288pp. Title page vignette. Greek and Latin text in parallel columns.. G : in Good condition. Cover darkened. Lacks fep. Ex.-lib. with minimal marking .

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Book number: e5776

Catalogue: Classical History

Keywords: Classical History 1650 - 1750 Antiquarian

HERODIAN.

Herodian of Syria and Zosimus. [Greek Title:] Herodiani Histor. Lib. VIII. Cum Angeli Politiani Interpretatione, & Huius Partim Supplemento, Partim Examine Henrici Stephani: Utroque Margini Adscriptio. Eiusdem Henrici Stephani Emendationes Quorundam Græci Contextus Locorum, & Quorundum Expositiones. Historiarum Herodianicas Subsequentium Libri Duo, Nunc Primum Græci Editi.

[Geneva:] Henricus Stephanus, 1581. Small folio (230 x 150 mm), [8], 182, [2], 79, [1]pp., woodcut device on title, ornamental head-pieces and initials, text in Greek and Latin in 2 columns, title slightly dusty, rebound in full calf, red morocco spine label lettered in gilt. The History of Roman Empire, from the death of Marcus Aurelius to the commencement of the reign of Gordian III, 180-238 A.D., by the 3rd-century Greek historian, Herodian. Adams, H388.

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HERODIAN

Historia d'Herodiano dello Imperio dopo Marco tradotta in lingua toscana & condiligentia stampata.

Impresso in Fiorenza: Per gli heredi di Philippo di Giunta, Nellanno de Signore adi. x ottobre1522. Small 8vo, 150 x 90 mms., foliated, [iv], 109, later 18th century sheepskin, gilt border on covers, sometime rebacked with old gilt spine laid down, possibly to remove another item bound with this one, blank rectangular leather label on front cover, faint 18th name, "Antony Caplan" on top margin of title-page; boards wormed at inner margins, severely in rear board. Wikipeida notes, "Herodian's Roman History is a collection of eight books covering the period from the death of Marcus Aurelius in 180 A.D. to the beginning of Gordian III's reign in 238. It provides a first person account of one of the most politically diverse times of the Roman Empire. The first book describes the reign of Commodus from 180 to 192, and the second discusses the Year of the Five Emperors in 193. Book Three encompasses the reign of Septimius Severus from 193 to 211, while the fourth discusses the reign of Caracalla from 211 to 217. Book five is about the reign of Elagabalus from 218 through 222, and book six deals with the reign of Severus Alexander from 222 to 235. The seventh book recounts the reign of Maximinus Thrax from 235 to 238, and the final one describes the Year of the Six Emperors in 238. Most likely, Herodian is writing for an eastern audience, for he often explains different Roman customs and beliefs that would have seemed foreign to Easterners." The work was translated by Antonio Francini; see British Museum 102.645.

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Book number: 10354

HERODIAN.

Historiae Libri VIII.(Colophon:) Florence, Filippo Giunta, 1517. 4 works in 1 volume. Small 8vo. With Giunta’s woodcut device on the verso of the otherwise blank final leaf. Including:(2) AURELIUS VICTOR, Sextus. A D. Caesare Augusto usque ad Theodosium excerpta.(3) EUTROPIUS. Historiae libri X.(4) PAUL THE DEACON (PAULUS DIACONUS). Libri VIII. ad Eutropii historiam additi.Later quarter calf.

[4], 90; 127, [1 blank] ll.Collection of four works on Roman history, published at Florence by Filippo Giunta in his last year: Herodian's Historiae, in eight books, from Marcus Aurelius to Gordian III (180-238 CE). This edition is dedicated to Pope Innocentius VIII and gives Herodian’s text in Angelo Poliziano’s elegant Latin translation of the original Greek, first published in a folio volume in 1493. Although a bit moralizing, it is especially valuable for Herodian's contemporary knowledge. The second work, De vita et moribus Imperatorum Romanorum, excerpta ex libris Sexti Aurelii Victoris, à Caesare Augusto usque ad Theodosium Imperatorum is an epitome of Aurelius' Caesares, giving biographies of the Roman emperors from Augustus to Theodosius. The last two works are Eutropius, De gesta Romanorum in ten books, and the additional books 11 to 18 by Paulus Diaconus.With occasional old underlining and manuscript notes, and an early photographic portrait mounted on the first flyleaf. Slight staining at the beginning, a few wormholes at the end. In good condition.l Adams H376; Barbéra, I Giunti tipografi, 98; BMC STC Italian, p. 326; USTC 835656.

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Book number: 6855

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Herodian + [George Codinus + Meursius Notae] edited by Henricus Stephanus

HERODIANI HISTORIAE Libri VIII cum Angeli Politiani interpretatione … examine Henrici Stephani .. adiuncti .. Zozimi Comitis Historiarum Herodianicas subseqentium libri duo ab eodem H.Stephano Graece primum editi + GEORGII CONDINI Selecta De Originibus Constantinopolitanis, interprete Georgio Dousa, Iani F. Secunda editio notis Ioanis Meursi illustrata.

Lugduni [Lyon} & Aureliae Allobrogum [Geneva], Vidua Ant. De Harsy & Petrus de la Roviere 1611 & 1607 Printer's device on title page. . Octavo, dated binding of gilt and blindstamped vellum, laced through hinges. Gilt "D M AOD 1618" to front cover and 4 gilt foliage tools between blindstamped spine bands. Later inked title to spine. Three sets of blind-rules the middle with stylized foliated design a central cartouche with crucifixion in floral oval framing with leopard heads. Gilt corner ornaments, Lacks ties but with yapp fore-edge. [16pp incl title, dedication and Stephanus' preface +470pp [recte 472 as 127-8 are used twice] + [88p incl. annotations + index]. Titlepage with round library stamp in pale lilac + release stamp. Name cut out & repaired with old paper. Publishers woodcut of crustacean holding a butterfly on title. Text in parallel Greek and Latin columns. With side notes. Crisp and clean with a few old neat underlingings. Approx ten headpieces, some tailpieces and a few decorative initials. The Codinus Constantinopolis with an oval showing a man pointing at the water below but looking at rays from a cloud. Name cut out repaired as above [no library marks] + 103pp [recte 101pp as numbers 15/6 are omitted no loss catchwords & gatherings complete] + 2nd title page with same printer's mark but no cut out or stamps +35pp with titlepage included +[5pp=index] Text of first part on opposite pages in Greek and Latin, Part 2 being the notes are interspersed Greek and Latin. A neat clean crisp copy. Bookplate of Stralsundischen Gymnasium to front pastedown. The first book is a history of the Roman Emperors after Marcus Aurelius, starting with Commodus & ending with Balbinus. *George Codinus is the name given to an anonymous late 15th century Byzantine author based in Constantinople.

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Book number: V75393

Catalogue: Antiquarian

Keywords: 2 works Herodian history Dated Binding Codinus CONSTANTINOPLE