Pindar. Olympia, Pythia, Nemea, Isthmia. (ed. J. Ceporinus et H. Zwingli. Basel, Cratander) 1526. With woodcut printer's mark on title. 2 (instead of 6, 1 w.) leaves, 312 pp. Laid in prgt. d. (gel. torn, somewhat wavy and with creases, browned and stained, binding tapes missing). Adams P 1222. cf. Dibdin II, 287. Schweiger I. 234. - The 4 pp. preface at the beginning and the 4 pp. epilogue by H. Zwingli at the end are missing. - The w. Leaf (*6) at beginning with Greek ownership mark. Ownership inscription, dat. 1540, "Olympia" (up to p. 88) with numerous hs. Marginalia, annotations and underlinings probably by various hands. Different hands. Some waviness and spotting, ownership mark on front and back cover. Inside cover.

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