312 A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PHILO
1541. Voragine, Iacobus de, Legenda aurea, Colonia (Cologne), [Ulrich
Zef], 19 May, 1482, folio. Copinger 6428. See folio LXXVIvA. (See no.
I5I9-)
1542. Bergomensis, Jacobus Philippus, Supplementum chronicarum, Ciui-
tate Uenetiarum (Venice), Bernardinus Benalius, 23 August 1483,
folio. First edition. Hain #28o5. On sig. A6v is an account of Philo
and a list of his works, stated by the author to be taken from Hierony
mus. On sig. A8r is an account of the embassy to Gaius, taken from
Josephus.
1543. Eusebius [Pamphilus] Caesariensis, Chronicon, with the continua
tions of Prosper and Matthaeus Palmerius, [edited by J. L. Santritter],
Venetiis, Erhardus Ratdolt Augustensis, [13] September, 1483, quarto.
Hain %yiy. See folio l 4 r and v.
1544. Orosius, Paulus, Historiae initium ad Aurelium Augustinum, edited
by Aeneas Vulpes, Venetii, Octauianus Scotus, [30 July], 1483, folio.
Hain #i2i02. See sig. hr.
1545. Antoninus, St., Chronicon or Opus historiale, Nuremberg, Anton
Koberger, 31 July, 1484, 3 vols., folio. First edition. Hain H59- See
folios CLXv and CLXIr.
1546. Platina, [Bartholomaeus (Sacchi) de], Vitae pontificum ad Sixtum
IIII, pontificem maximum, [Treviso (or Venice)], Ioannes Vercelen-
sis, 10 February, 1485, folio. Hain I3048. See aimv and avr.
1547. [Rolewinck, Werner], Fasciculus temporum, Venetiis, Erhardus Rat
dolt Augustensis, [8] September 1485, folio. Fifth edition. Hain 6935«
See folios 26V and 27r.
1548. Voragine, Iacobus de, Legenda sanctorum, Argentinus (Strassburg),
[by the printer of the 1483 Jordanus de Quedlinburg], 4 May, 1485,
folio. Copinger 6443. See sig. k 4 rA. (See no. 1519.)
I549# Josephus, Flavius, Opera, in the translation of Rufinus Aquileiensis,
edited by Hieronimus Squarzaficus, Veneciis, Joannes [Rubeus] Ver-
celensis, 23 October i486, 2 vols, in 1, folio. Hain #9454- See sig. uim.
1550.* Iuuenalis, [Decimus] Iunius, Satyrae, with the commentary of Domi-
tius Calderinus, Venetiis, Bartolameus de Zanis, 3 October 1487, folio.
Hain #9699. The Satyres of Juvenal merit a place in the bibliography
of Philo on account of a passage in Satyre I, lines 129-132, which later
commentators have explained using Philo to authenticate their state
ments. The reference is to the aegyptius atque arabarches on sig. avir
in which present day commentators see a reference to Tiberius Alex
ander, son of Alexander the Alabarch, Philo's brother. Satyre VI, sig.
diinr and v, lines 155-159, contains a reference to Queen Bernice who
was married to Marcus, the oldest son of Alexander Alabarch, and