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C. Iulius Solinus De situ orbis terrarum [et] de singulis mirabilibus quae in mundo habentur. Uibius Sequester De fluminibus montibus lacubus [et] gentibus

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Solinus, C. Julius, active 3rd century?
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Title C. Iulius Solinus De situ orbis terrarum [et] de singulis mirabilibus quae in mundo habentur. Uibius Sequester De fluminibus montibus lacubus [et] gentibus : prouinciarum totius orbis nomina
ad nostra tempora redacta.
Additional Titles De situ orbis terrarum et de singulis mirabilibus quae in mundo habentur
De fluminibus montibus lacubus et gentibus
Vibii Sequestris De fluminibus fontibus lacubus nemoribus paludibus montibus et gentibus
De fluminibus fontibus lacubus nemoribus paludibus montibus et gentibus
Related place Pesaro (Italy)-place of publication
Contributors Vibius, Sequester, active 4th century-5th century.
Soncino, Gershom, -1534 (issuing body)
Valmadonna Trust
(former owner)
Publisher [Pesaro] : Impressum Pisauri ab Hieronymo Soncino
Creation Date Vltimo Ianuarii [31 Jan.] 1512
Notes At head of title: Haec continentur in hoc codice.
Caption title, leaf [1] (3rd group): Vibii Sequestris De fluminibus fontibus lacubus nemoribus paludibus montibus et gentibus.
Edited by Alexander Gaboardus.
Imprint from leaf XXXIIII.
Signatures: A⁶ a⁸ b-d⁶ e⁸, A-B⁴.
Leaves printed on both sides.
Capital spaces with guide letters.
Verso of final leaf blank.
"Tabula": leaf [2]-[5] (1st group).
Errata: leaf [47] (verso)-[48].
Valmadonna Trust 1528
Extent [6], XXXIIII, [8] leaves
31 cm (fol).
Language English
National Library system number 990044095720205171

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