STEINTHAL, Dr. H., continued. 1 Ursprung (Der) der Sprache, im zusammenhange mit den letzten Fragen alles Wissens. Eine Darstellung der Ansicht Wilh. v. Humboldts, verglichen mit denen Herders und Hamanns. Berlin, 1851. 8° (6.7X3.9), pp. 74. NOTE. The preceding five works are bound together, and lettered "Steinthal. Abhandlungen." STEPHANUS, Carolus, a printer, of Paris, brother of R. S.; b. 1504. d. 1564. 2 Dictionarium historicum, geographicum, poeticum: Gentium, Hominum, Deorum Gentilium, Regionum, Insularum, quorum, etc. Nomina, quo decet ordine, complectens & illustrans. Ad incudem verò revoca ... tum, . . . auctum & emaculatum per N. Lloydium. . . . In qua His- Londini, 1686. 2° (11.4×6.3), 2 cols., n. p. STEPHANUS, Henricus, a learned printer, of Paris, son of R. S.; b. 1528. d.1598. 3 Concordantiæ Græcolatinæ Testamenti Novi. Ed. 2da. Geneva, 1624. 2° (11.4X6.8), 3 cols., pp. 1006. 4 Nox IV. et V. Atticis A. Gellii Vigiliis invigilate; cui adjectæ sunt Stephani in Gellium Conjecturæ & Emendationes. Noctes Atticæ, etc. See GELLIUS, A. 5 Oratio de conjungendis cum Marte Musis, exemplo Xenophontis. See XENOPHON. Xenophontis quæ extant omnia, etc. Annotator. See STEPHANUS, R. Thesaurus Linguæ Latinæ. Editor. See APOLLONIUS. Argonauticon Libri IIII. Editor. See HERODOTUS. Historiarvm Libri IX. Translator. See XENOPHON. Xenophontis quæ extant omnia. STEPHANUS, Paulus, a printer, of Geneva, son of preceding; b. 1566. d. 1627. Editor. See EURIPIDES. Tragœdiæ. STEPHANUS, Robertus, a celebrated printer, of Paris; b. 1503. d. 1559. 6 Hebræa, Chaldæa, Græca et Latina Nomina virorum, mulierum, popu- 7 Hebræa, Chaldæa, Græca & Latina Nomina virorů mulierum, populorü, Parisiis, 1538. 2° (12.5×8.5), 2 cols. 8 Hebraica, Chaldæa, Græcàque & Latina Nomina virorum, mulierum, populorum, idolorum, vrbium, fluuiorum, montium, cæterorumque locorum quæ in Bibilis utriusque Testamenti sparsa sunt, restituta, cum Interpretatione Latina. Parisiis, 1532. 2° (12×8.5), 2 cols. 9 Thesaurus Lingua Latinæ in IV. Tomos divisus, cui post novissimam Londinensem editionem, complurium eruditorum virorum collectis curis insigniter auctam, accesserunt nunc primùm H. Stephani Annotationes. ... Nova cura recensuit, digessit, ab auctorum citationibus atque interpretationibus falsis, interpolationibus supervacuis, mendisque quam plurimis repurgavit, suasque passim animadversiones adjecit Ant. Birrius. 4 vols. Basiliæ, 1740-'43. 2° (12.8X7.7), 2 cols. Editor. 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