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Meanings of editio princeps in English
In classical scholarship, first printed edition of the work, that previously had existed only in manuscripts.
Synonyms
Examples for "first edition"
Examples for "first edition"
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Of course, sometimes even back then the first edition wasn't early enough.
2
SJ: The first edition of the game was indeed overbalanced toward speed.
3
In the first edition they forgot the preface, which is very strange.
4
Something less than fifty pounds for the first edition; a small edition.
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The first edition of this selection was published at London in 1893.
Usage of editio princeps in English
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My Society has printed an editio princeps of the works of the father of history, Thucyderodotus Macolly-buckle.
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The French text of the editio princeps was printed in the first edition (1893) of this book.
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Of the English editio princeps the critic tells nothing, nor indeed has anyone as yet been able to tell us aught.
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This editio princeps of Suidas is always, when in tolerable condition, a wonderfully striking book: a masterpiece of solid, laborious, and beautiful Greek printing.
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The work was already partially known by quotations, the first Book had been attributed to Origen, and published in the editio princeps of his works.
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The work was discovered by Poggio, who copied the original MS. Editio princeps (bks.
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Next followed the Editio Princeps of the 'Variae,' published at Augsburg in 1533, by Mariangelus Accurtius.
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Editio princeps of complete works by Gesner, 1556; Hercher, 1864-1866.
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EDITIONS.-Editioprinceps (44 letters), 1499; Bergler (1715); Seiler (1856); Hercher (1873); Schepers (1905).
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( Editio princeps, 1601; first important critical edition by (Jacobs, 1821; litter editions by Hirschig, 1856; Hercher, 1858.
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Editio princeps by Leo Allatius (1651), with the editor's famous teatise De Georgiis eorumque Scriptis; editions in the Bonn Corpus Scriptoruin Hist.
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The Editio Princeps of the 'Chronicon' is contained in a collection of Chronicles published at Basel in 1529 by Joannes Sichardus (printer, Henricus Petrus).
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