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Notes Du Mont Royal ← Notes du mont Royal www.notesdumontroyal.com 쐰 Cette œuvre est hébergée sur « No- tes du mont Royal » dans le cadre d’un exposé gratuit sur la littérature. SOURCE DES IMAGES Google Livres arma,4.PHILOSOPHIHIEROCLIS , v * ALEXANDRINI COMMENTARIUS - AUR EA ÈËR MINA, (De BROVIDENTIA 8c FATQ’ v «rampant, j v Et reliqua FIR A G M E N T A. GRÆCE (5’ ’L4TINE. F’ , Græca cum MSS. collata cafiigavit, Verfio- ’ ncm recenfuit, N o TA s 8: IN D 1- H ’p . c E M adjecit PET. NEEDHAM, S.TIB.À A Coll. D. Joannis C A N r A B. Socius. CANTABRIGIÆ: TYPIS" ACADEMICIS. Impenfis A. 8: CHURCHILL, Bibliopo. larum LONDINENSIUM. MDCCIX. 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Quod ut diu (ulti- ,neas, ad Sereuiflimæ REGINÆ’præfidi- um, Patriæ ’decus ac tutamcn, B: digni- tatcm tuam feliciter augendam , ex: ani- mo vovet 8c exoptat ’ Illzglîrêfima tua Nomini Âddiâifiimus in, NEEpHAM, * i î PRÆFATIO. A B E s Hieroel’em, Candide Le&or, H piaffant» fixeenti: lacis, utpluri- . me»: ex MStis, aliquande ex tan- r jefiura, 4mm (’7’ emena’amm: Ad quem re- cenfendum cum primùm appliearem animerez , plurimâ Operz’: dzfieultate "aime: , maman de tabula [aphte tollere confias fient, à! de mon Editione adornmm’a perte defpemw’. Sa- lis au». Cary’efiuris propriz’: infiflenelnm efle flatim wifi, cum 71eme, ex tant am la Criti- earum a mine, Àureum hune Liée la»: dfdi-r ni opem emendare aggreflu: fit 5 me inter rot Variarum Leéfionum feriptores, quibus fi;- periari à feeunda débine feeulo enfla efi Re: ’Litemria, quenquam invenire patuerim , qui . 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(7’ Impreflï une udm’imndu, eeî, quai amne: Literntas, tu»; exteras, quàm naflrutes, jumdiu demeruit , humanitute lue , nentiflime parrexit eximiu; Træful jo A N- N E s M o R u s , dudum Norvicenfis, nunc Elicnfis Epifeapus. Ç’ui rima mea and- gno Mæccnati, prapter ingulurem à multi: retro unni: benevalentium, pauliens hufee gram iterum "pendes, à languit; felieem ne . virant , ad ulteriu: Ecclefiæ à Literati 61’- bis eammadum, ex anima eampreear à exop- ta. Wtuflum hune verfianem (rai , cum Green Hicroclis 2*;qu diligenter collait, ple- raque demi Editia najiru) errement referi- tmu: jiudia joannis Aurifpæ en Sicilia arian- di,fua initiumfeeuli deeimi quinti Grave . Lutine eruditiani: nomme eeleberrimi: qui ’eum ex Cadiee MSIa Venetiis empta aireu A. D. 14.50.jum.ae’?agenuriu.t caneinnu’vit, ut me tefiutur in Epiflalu nuncuputariu ad N il. colaum V. Pontif. Max. qui A. D. 1445. ul- timum dieu: eluujit. Cui magna Antiqunrum Literurum tune revivifeentium Tutrana, cum ei grutiflmur à à jeeretis dpaflalieiseflef Aurifpa ,fi Daccriofides, verfianeïm Hierq- dis infirgîfit 3 qua, prapter fumnmm qui Ga- : direz);.. M. .,V reprælenture .4 .5 videur .1".ch fidem, que O . â .. : r a: 1; c ""VÎW" u n- * » ’WT VPRÆFATIQ vieem fitpplere non immerito tenjeatur. Tite, ra de’Aurifpa volent adent Daceni Trafatio- nem ad juam Hicroclis ueçfionem , à Brok- hufium ad Tibullum .pag. 39. Praxima: ad eoflzgandum in Aurca Carmina Commente. tarium [apparias tulerunt pauearum loeorum varia lefiiones , que: ex tribus M88. Cæfa- reis (N nm. 77, 78, 7 9.) exaerpta: reprajenta- uit Petrus Lambecius lib. vu. de Bibliothè- Ca Cæfarea; prafertim ex Codieefeptuogefiï moÆtimo, vetufliflïmo à optima nota, in n me rani: exarato a Joannc Grammatico [à w N otario Patriarchali fub Nicolao C. P. tognomento Myfiièo A. D. 92 5. ut in]? tafia, tur notula lad ealtem .operis adjefla, fi Lam- bècio fides. Cuju: quidem Coditis (versifia- te à! aeeurata [emprunt diligentia cauris filin: C ommentarii eaditibus longe praflantiae ris, (’7’ ex quo omnia mutila out corrupta Edi- tionis Curtcrianæ loto, rifle Lambccio, [up- pleri à emendari pofl’unt) integram collatio- nem afiqui non potui 5 quamvi: eam literie, in meamgratiam , ad Legatum Regium olim’ Vindobonæ tommorantem dati: impenfefla- girant Vir ornatifimus, à" filiei ingenio pra- 4 relient, Matthæus Prior, C’ollegii noffri Sa. tin: à egregium dettes. Sed de Coditi: wifi eollatione, poflea minus eram failititus, cum depreloenderem eum à MS. Mediceo utpluri; mum non dijerepare. Hzfee fabfidii: infim- fin: nanomHicroclis E ditionem adornarefub- indeg. aggrefllsfilpti. ., , .. tarifia:. Planta. liter, (a interro PRÆaFATIO. plerumque confiio, quad niella Cadieux M88. adbue (flet copia , quibus Emena’otianum ex Aurifpæ veifione boujfarum firmoreturl ouata, riras. 8ed omnem buneftrupulum édifii- eultatem exemit benevalentia Viri digniflîmi Rob. Cannon 8. T11). Collcgii Regalis non. in: pridem fatii, nunc Aschidiaconi N Orfol- cicnfis: c(:LttiJummo in Hieroclcm fludia, non ragotas mutuo mibi dedit varias M88. Re- gis Galliæ lefliones, [au manu tronftriptas ex A margine Iibri Cl. Ifaaci Vofiii; qui in Cam, logo Bibliotbeea Vaflîana, à Paulo Colomeç fic eonfetîo, inter Libros Greens tout M88. calfatas laeum’154. obtinet, [ab bot titulo 5 Hieroclcs in Pyrhagoreorum carmina Edi- tiom’s Currerianæ mon duobus MSS. Regis Galliæ à Stephano Huberto collarus. gâtas radias Dacerium verfioni fine adornanda non . adbibuiflë , à obfervavi (a miratus fun. Quartum à" maximum mibi aeeeflit fubfidium ex variis Lefiionibus praflontzflmi Codieis Mcdicei, in Bibliotlaeta Magni Duci-s Eau.- riæ affluai: quas ab Antonio Maria Sal- vini, dotîijimo Grau Lingua apud Floren- tinos Trofefore , exemptas, à adfe tranfi suifas, re rafentwit And. Dacerius in notis ad verfibîzem fuam Gallien Cmmentarii Hiereelei Parifiis editam A. D.1706. cum «item plurimas Leâiones , qua- tantum eh. gantions errant, non .autem feulant, alitent ab imprefibrum tenu Jor.ebebmit,fe confulto omi- fi] e relieur Daceri us, mibi ardentifime in ava..- . tu . v-w... wr r...I-l .7... I P R Æ F A T I 0. fis errata integram optimi iflius Codieis eolla. tianem adipilei; prajertim , pojiquam nobi- . le ijiud Elogium legtflem , quo eum propani- tur Holflenius, eitante Groriovio in. Tra- fatione ad fuam Arriani editionem, -- exem- plar (ingrat) omnium quotquot vidi (vidi aurem pima)- longe correâtifiimum, ex quo editum exemplar quam lurimis locis infig- airer cmendavi. Ma o autem meafata, vo- ti eariipos fieri nullo modo patui, quamwis Col- lationem iflam ex Italia jlrenue failzeitarent . Viri fummi, (r ad Literas pramvendas nati, -.Reuerendus admodum Epifc’opus Elienfis, mi- .bi nunquam fine plurima honoris îrafatiane nominandus, à egregius politioris iteratura (7’ dntiquitatis eultor Andreas F ountaine Eques durant: 5 animis, uti falent, in me per- gram beneuolis, fedfueeeflu nequaquam pari. andem, eum ijlius Codieis collationna ex lta« lia me unquam naflurum promis Ô merita de: fierarem, animadverti eam M’aimes Cl. Al- bertum F abricium, nojo tejle in Tarte prima Bibliothecæ Græcæ, moximi’ antique me: ditionis Tbefauri: j’ehedas autem Mas ut ad me tranfmitteret, literis ad eum rififis raga- vit doriens une dofiiflimus , à miro animi tondons praeellens, Henricus Sykc LL.’D.
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