M. Vitruvii Pollionis ... De architectura libri. X. ad Augustum Caesarem accuratissime conscripti, & locis quamplurimis hac editione emendati (1550) - Page 8

M. VITRUVII

POLLIONIS, VIRI SVAE

profeſſionis peritiſſimi,

DE ARCHITE-

CTURA LIBRI. X. AD AUGUSTUM

Cæſarem accuratiſſime conſcripti, &

locis quamplurimis hac editione emendati.

ADIVNCTIS NUNC

primum

GVLIELMI PHIL-

ANDRI CASTILIONII GAL-

LI, CIVIS ROM. CASTIGATIONIBUS AT-

que Annotationibus in eoſdem longe doctiſs.

AD FRANCISCUM VALESIUM GAL-

liarum Regem.

UNA CUM LIB. II.

SEX. IULII FRONTINI DE

AQVAEDUCTIBUS URBIS ROMAE, &

NICOLAI CUSANI DIALOGO

DE STATICIS EXPERIMENTIS,

Translation: The Ten Books of Architecture of M. Vitruvius Pollio, a man most skilled in his profession, most accurately written for Augustus Caesar and corrected in very many places in this edition. Now joined for the first time with the very learned corrections and annotations of the same by Gulielmus Philander of Castiglione, Frenchman and Roman citizen. Dedicated to Francis I, King of the Gauls. Together with the two books of Sextus Julius Frontinus on the Aqueducts of the City of Rome, and the dialogue of Nicolaus Cusanus on Static Experiments.

Cum Græco pariter & Latino in-

dice, diſpoſitione copiaq́; elaboratiſſimo.

Translation: With a Greek and Latin index, most elaborately arranged and comprehensive.

ANNO DOM. M.D.L.

Translation: Year of the Lord 1550.

From the library of M. Jo. Vlz. Wilty of Strassburg.

A circular stamp of a library or archive is located in the lower right quadrant.