GREEK AUTHORS. Set of 12 works. ALEXANDER OF APHRODIS. Iatrika aporēmata kai physika problēmata. - Problemata. Paris, [Edmée Tousan], 1541. 2 parts in one vol. small in-8, 17th century basane. One of the rare impressions by Edmée Tousan, niece of Charlotte Guillard and widow of Conrad Neobar, who had been appointed King's printer for Greek by François I. Hinges cracked. USTC 116736 and 116737. ANACREON. Teij odæ. Paris, Henri Estienne, 1554. - Bound in sequence: THEOCRITE. Louvain, Martin, 1520 - ORPHEUS. Argonauticon. Basel, Cratander, 1523. 3 works in one volume in-4, 18th century English calf. Upper board detached. APOLLONIUS OF RHODES. Argonautica. Frankfurt, Braubach, 1546. In-8, 18th century calf. Copy of Richard Brunck. Hinges about to split. Adams A-1314. ARISTENETUS. Epistolae græcæ, cum latina interpretatione et notis. Paris, Marc Orry, 1596. In-8, 18th century fawn calf. Third edition in Greek, with Latin translation. Cuffs and corners worn, hinges split, scattered foxing. ARISTOTE. De moribus ad Nicomachum. Basel, Quecus, 1567. Bound with : ARISTOTE. De naturali auscultatione. Strasbourg, Rihelius, 1554. 2 works in one vol. in-8, half sow skin 19th century. ARISTOTE. Politicorum libri VIII. Leiden, Elzevier, 1621. ln-8, contemporary vellum with covers. Old ownership marks. Mottling. ARTÉMIDORE D'ÉPHÈSE and Muhammad ibn Ahmad IBN SÎRÎN. Oneirocritica. Astrampsychi et Nicephori Versus etiam oneirocritici. Nicolai Rigaltii ad Artemidorum notae. Paris, C. Morel, 1603. 3 parts in one vol. in-4, spotted basane. First edition, Greek-Latin, with notes by Nicolas Rigault. The work offers an interpretation of dreams. ATHENAGORAS OF ATHENS. Apologia pro christianis ad imperatores Antoninum & Commodum. Ejusdem De resurrectione mortuorum. [Geneva], Henri Estienne, 1557. In-8, antique vellum. Greco-Latin edition containing the editio princeps of the Apology. The Latin translation of the Apology is by Conrad Gesner and that of the Resurrection of the Dead by Pieter Nanninck. Light dampstaining. GLN-2020 - USTC 450451. COLLOUTHOS. Raptus Helenæ græce et latine. Florence, Typis Cæsareis, 1765. In-8, contemporary vellum. Published by Angelo Maria Bandini, director of the Biblioteca Medicea-Laurenziana of Florence from 1757 to 1803. Mottling. DENYS OF HALICARNASSUS. Antiquitatum sive originum romanarum libri X. Lyon, S. Gyphe, 1555. In-12, stamped saddle-skin dated 1563. First of two volumes only (books I to VI). Repairs to the printing on the first two leaves and worm's gallery in the margin of the first 50 pages. Baudrier, VIII, 275 - Gültlingen, V, 1327 - Adams, D-631. JULIAN THE APOSTATE. Τα σωζόμενα. Opera quæ extant omnia. Paris, Denis Duval, 1583. 4 parts in one vol. in-8, 17th-century stiff vellum with overlays. First collective edition of the works of the Roman emperor Julian II, known as the Apostate or the Philosopher, printed in Greek with their Latin translation alongside and critical commentaries by Pierre Martini, Charles de Chantecler and Théodore Marcil. The Epistles are published here for the first time (pp. 146-342). Slight foxing. LONGIN. Quæ supersunt græce et latine. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1778. Large in-8, contemporary navy blue English morocco. First edition giving, with the original Greek text, the Latin translation and the critical apparatus of Jonathan Toup. "Throughout the whole work there is so much erudition and excellent criticism on the original displayed, and it is likewise so elegantly printed, that it may be recommended as one of the most admirable editions of a classical author which any country has yet produced" (Dibdin, II, 180). Rubbing, wear, foxing.