314 A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PHILO
XCVHr; both of these accounts are accompanied by woodcuts of
Philo. See Plate VIII.
1562.* [Schedel, Hartmann], Das buck der Croni\en und geschichten, trans
lated by Georgius Alt, Nurmburg, Anthon Koberger, 25 December
1493, folio. Hain #i45io. There are two accounts of Philo each accom
panied by woodcuts which are different from those used in the Latin
edition. The first is on folio LXXXVr, the second on folio XCVIIr.
1563.* Reuchlin, Ioannis, De verbo mirifico, Basilaea, Iohannes Amerba-
chius, ca. 1494, folio. Hain #i388o. See c 6 r.
1564.* Tritheim, Johann, Liber de scriptoribus ecclesiasticis, Basileae, Iohan
nes de Amerbach, [after 28 August] 1494. Hain ^15613. The account of
Philo Judaeus is on folio 3r, and is a digest of the account by Jerome.
But the list of works by Philo which follows differs from that of
Jerome on so many points that it suggests that Tritheim may have had
a Philo manuscript now lost.^6
1565.* Juuenalis, [Decimus Junius], Satyrae, with the commentaries of
Domitius Calderinus and Georgius Valla, Lugdunus (Lyons), Johan
nes de Vingle, 18 May 1495, quarto. Hain 9708. See folios XXIr,
LXVIIv, and LXVIIIr.
1566.* Philelfus, [Johannes] Marius, Epistolare, Basileae, Ioannes de Amer
bach, 1495, quarto. Hain ^12979. See s 7 r.
1567.* Hieronymus, Epistolae [with other tracts], in urbe Venetiarum, Joan
nes Rubeus Vercellensis, 7 January, 12 July, 1496, 2 parts in one, folio.
Hain ^8563. See folios 31V, 22or, 221V, 232r, 28or.
1568.* Hieronymus, Epistole, [Venice, Pincius, ca. 1496 (F)], folio. Hain
^8564. See folios 31VA, 22orB, 22ivA and B, 232rB, 28orA.
1569.* Iuuenalis, Decius Iunius, Satyrae, with the comments of Domitius
Calderus, Georgius Merula, and Georgius Valla, Venetia, Symonis
Biuilaqua Papiensis, [1496?], folio. Hain #97i2. See bbviv, cor, kknir
and v.
1570.* Voragine, Jacobus de, Lombardica historia {Legenda aurea), Argen-
tinus (Strassburg), [printer of the 1483 Jordanus de Quedlinburg, ca.
12 May], 1496, folio. Copinger 6467.* See sig. k 2 vB. (See no. 1519.)
- Tritheim's list reads: De vita sapientis, liber unus; De conversatione vitae, li. i; De confu
sione linguarum, li. i; De natura quadrupedum, li. iii; De his quae sensu testamur, li. i; De
eruditione, li. i; De haerede divinarum rerum, li. i; De tribus virtutibus, li. i; De natura et in
ventione, li. i; De paetis, li. i; De generatione successu, li. i; De mutatione nominum, li. i; De
gigantibus, li. i; In quinque libros Moysi, li. v; De somniis, li. i; De tabernaculo, li. iiii; De vita
contemplativa, li. i; De agricultura, li. ii; De ebrietate, li. ii; De victimis et repromissionibus, li. i;
De providentia, li. i; De iudeis, li. i; De Alexandro, li. i; De ratione animalium, li. i; Quod
omnis insipiens servus sit, li. i; alia quoque multa scripsisse legitur: quae ad noticiam meam non
venerunt.
- It is interesting to note that in the Jenson, Italian edition of Voragine's Golden Legend, as
well as in all the editions printed in English by Caxton, Wynken de Worde, and Pynson, the
reference to Philo is omitted.
