"16. Wittenberg, August Boreck (Borek - Borikios) for T. Teichmann in Leipzig , 1622, in-4°, (6) nn pp + (2)(blank) + 548 pp + (2) pp (printer's mark), 19th century half cloth, with marbled boards, binding slightly worn, blue painted edges, some slight browning, title page dustsoiled and with a paper repair at the lower right hand corner (no loss of text), with hand-written exlibris on title page(J.B. Vogels). See Graesse Vol. VII pp.94. Extremely rare New Testament printed entirely in Greek. Variant edition with an illustrated colophon. Only one other copy known. (ULB Halle) VD17 3;672574E. The text was edited by Erasmus Schmidt (see ADB 32 , 27) and Zacharias Gerganos based on a version of Nikephoros of Athos and Anthistes Demetrios of Constantinopel. The ''Braunschweiger Bibelsammlung '' of 1754 remarks at pp 434 that few copies were left in Western Europe because most of them had been sent to the (orthodox) Greeks.."
10. S.l. ( Leiden ) , Ex Officina Plantiniana, Raphelengii, 1612, in-16°, 112 x 60 mm, title with printer's mark + 670 pp + (2)(bl), bound in contemporary full vellum, with traces of ties. Some slight soiling and staining throughout but still a fine/good copy. With the manuscript ex-libris of ''Carmelite Andegavensis''. (The Carmelites at Angers )..
MONTANUS Arias ( editor ) - Bible Polyglot - New Testament in Greek and Latin :
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" Antverpiae ( Antwerpen ), Ex Officina Christophori Plantini, 1583, in-8°, title + (1)(bl) + 371 pp + (1)nn pp (censor) + (9) nn pp + (1)(bl), complete, collation identical with Voet n° 648. Bound in old supple vellum, with traces of ties, manuscript title on smooth spine. serious tear of ca. 5 cm in the lower end of the spine affecting the lower end of the front cover, with some loss of material, title page a bit dustsoiled and thumbed, with usual small stains and fingermarks, still an acceptable, rather good copy. With several manuscript ex-libris and one 19th c. library stamp of the Redemptorists of Antwerp. The oldest manuscript ex-libris ( dated 1594), so presumably of the first owner reads '' Emptus Cortraci, dijvinta artibus, vigilia S.. Joannis Baptiste''. Other names: '' Seigneur de la Buisière '' ; ''D. Caroli Ougstlandt '' ; ''Joannis Colaert, 27 sept. 1644 ''. Greek text of the New Testament with interlinear Latin translation. In the same type-composition as the folio-edition of 1584: the forms of the folio (with the text on two colums) were printed first and then rearranged (on one column) for this in-8° edition. (see Voet n° 648).."
3. Lipsiae (Leipzig), Tauchnitz, 1861, in-8°, 688 pp, contemporary half vellum, ex-library with a stamp on the title page, a good copy.