From the library of Robert Samuel Turner, sold in 1888.

Bound in red morocco extra, with gold tooling in the Grolier style, edges gilt over red.  Leaf 8-1/2 x 5-1/4 in.  Book-stamp on verso of last leaf:  “Ex libris J.B.P.H.  Caque, D.M.  Rem. 1775”.

29.  CICERO, MARCUS TULLIUS.  Rhetorica.  Venetiis, in aedibus Aldi et
    Andreae soceri, 1521.

TITLE:  IN HOC VOLVMINE HAEC CONTINENTVR.  Rhetoricorum ad C. Herennium lib.  IIII.  M.T.  Ciceronis de inuentione lib.  II.  Eiusdem de oratore ad Quintum fratrem lib.  III.  Eiusdem de claris oratoribus, q_ui_ dicitur Brutus lib.  I. Eiusdem Orator ad Brutum lib.  I. Eiusdem Topica ad Trebatium lib.  I. Eiusdem oratoriae partitiones lib.  I. Eiusdem de optimo genere oratorum praefatio quaedam.  Index rerum notabilium, quae toto opere continentur, per ordinem alphabeti. [Aldine anchor] Hos libros etiam Pontificum Alexandri, Iulij, ac Leonis demum decretis, neq_u_is alius usquam locorum impune imprimat, cautum est. Fol. 245^a, COLOPHON:  VENETIIS IN AEDIBVS ALDI, ET ANDREAE SOCERI MENSE OCTOBRI M.D.XXI. [Blank leaf with anchor on verso].

Quarto.  Sign. *, **, a-k^8, l^4, m-z, A-G^8, H^{10}. 16 unnumbered preliminary leaves, containing preface by Aldus addressed to Andrea Navagero and alphabetical index (the blank last leaf wanting in this copy); 245 numbered leaves of text and final blank leaf with anchor.  Sign. * and ** have eight leaves each, not ten as stated in the register on p. 245.  Italic letter, 39 lines to the page, three- to seven-line spaces with guide-letters left for initials.  The anchor is of the second, somewhat ungraceful, pattern in use 1519-1524, after which there was for some years a return to the first form.  Renouard, p. 93.

Reprinted, with only the addition of the index, from the 1514 edition of Aldus.  In the preface is found the often quoted inscription placed over the door of Aldus to discourage the idle visitor:  Quisquis es:  rogat te Aldus etiam:  atque etiam:  ut, si quid est, quod a se velis:  perpaucis agas, etc.  The edition of 1533, with the imprint in aedibus haeredum Aldi Manutii Romani & Andreae Asulani Soceri and a short preface by Paulus Manutius (it was his first book as director of the press) is also essentially unchanged, but his edition of 1546, in octavo, was thoroughly revised in text and accompanied by a folio volume of variorum commentaries.

Bound by Roger Payne, in blue morocco, gilt edges, with cipher of Sir Mark Masterman Sykes on back, at whose sale in 1824 it brought L1.11s.6d.  The Syston Park copy with book-plate, and monogram of Sir John Hayford Thorold.  Leaf 8-1/2 x 5-1/4 in.

30.  CELSUS, AURELIUS CORNELIUS.  De medicina.  SERENUS, QUINTUS.  De
    medicina.  Venetiis, in aedibus Aldi et Andreae soceri, 1528.