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[This is the earliest ed. in the B. M. The first ed. is said to have been published in the same year (D.N.B., art.
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The Principal Printed Editions and Translations of the
- Epistles of Phalaris ' [See also under II]
(1) Begin: Ihesus. Francisci Arhetini in Phalaridis Tyranni agrigentini epistulas prohemium. [A Latin version of the Epistles of Phalaris by Franciscus, Accoltus, Aretinus.]
Girardus Lisa : Tarvisii, 1471. [C i. a. 23.]
(2) Begin : Proemio di B. Fontio . . . nella traductione delle epistole de Phalari. End : Phalaridis epistolarum opus . . . a B. Fontio Fiorenteno a latino in vulgarem sermonemtraductam feliciter finit. 1471. [!• A. 36757.]
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