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VELLEIUS PATERCULUS C. [Caius, Gaius] (THYSIUS Antonius, ed.)
Reference : K75660
(1668)
C. Velleius Paterculus cum selectis variorum notis
Lugd.BatV. et Roterod. [Leiden/Rotterdam], Ex officina Hakiana 1668 [12] + 334 + [22]pp., 19cm., vellum (title written on spine, library label removed from spine), engraved hand-coloured title page, ornamental initials, few foxing, small stain on edges, some annotations on the front endpaper, text in Latin, [contains the annotated edition by Antonius Thysius of the Historia Romana of Velleius Paterculus, c.19 BC-31 AD), K75660
Memorabilia celebriorum veterum rerumpublicarum…
1646 Lugduni Natavorum, Ex Officina Joannis Maire, 1646; in-32 de (7) ff. - 704pp. Reliure en plein velin à rabats de l'époque, titre calligraphié à l'encre noire au dos, tranches mouchetées de rouge. Ex-librs cachet de cire à l'intérieur du 1er plat , initiales "M.E." entrecroisées. Quelques traces de mouillure pale. Manque un feuillet (faux-titre).
Antoine Thys (Thysius en latin) était un historien et philologue hollandais, né à Harderwick vers 1603 et mort à Leyde en 1665. Diplomé en droit, il obtint une chaire de poésie et enseigna l'éloquence et le droit. Elève de Heinsius et lui succéda comme bibliothécaire à l'université. (Reu-Bur)
Opera, quae extant, omnia. Cum Notiis Antonii Thysii, J.C.
" Leiden, ex Officina P.Leffen, 1652, small in-8°, 15 x 10 cm, engraved frontispiece, titlepage with vignette, 12 nn pp + 670 pp + (29) pp (index) + (3)(bl). 19th-century full leather binding, decorated covers, marbled edges, ex libris L. de Ronchaud. Lactantius was called sometimes the Christian Cicero because of the beauty of his style. His main work; ''Divinarum Institutionum Libri VII'' (The divine institutions) is considered to be the first attempt at a systematic exposition of Christian theology in Latin. The author was also at one time tutor to Crispus, emperor Constantine's son. Antonius Thysius (1603 - 1665) was professor at Leiden university."
