l Opera, Q. Horatii Flacci Venusini, grammaticorum antiquiss. 2 volumes in one binding. Varying title of vol.2: Horatiani huius uoluminis tomus alter, quo, qui poe¨tae huius operis, siue` iustis commentarijs, siue` succinctis annotationibus illustrarunHeleni Acronis, et Porphirionis commentariis illustrata : admixtis interdum C. Aemilii, Iulii Modesti, et Terentii Scauri annotatiunculis / edita auctius & emendatius, quàm unquam antea, per Georgium Fabricium Chemnicensem ; ex Diomedis etiam observationibus, indicata in odis carminum genera sunt, & menda iisdem sublata ; [...]. Huc quoque accedunt Ioan. Hartungi in omnia Horatii opera breves observationes, quibus docet potissimum ubi hic noster Graecos imitatus sit : interpretes reliqui poëtae huius, in altero huius voluminis tomo tibi exhibentur. 1411 pp. Curious copy, lacks the pages 277-432, but in stead of printed pages blank pages are added, probably for reader's own commentary. Imprint information from the colophon of Volume 1 and 2: "Basileae apud Henrichum Petri, mense septembri, anno M.D. LV." Heinrich Petri was a famous Basel printer. Among his best known work is the second edition of "De revolutionibus orbium coelestium by Nicolaus Copernicus. He printed works that were elsewhere forbidden. His woodcut printer's device on verso of final leaves of both vols. Contemporary pigskin halfleather binding with four raised bands, decorated with tiny blind stamped portraits of saints and ornaments. Only a fragment of the titlepage of volume 1 rests. Wormholes on first pages.