Vives, Juan Luis. Linguae Latinae exercitatio. Libellus valde doctus et elegans, nuncq的 denuò in lucem editus. Eiusdem, in Vergilij Bucolica expositio, potissimum allegorica. 339 pp., 18 Bl. With woodcut printer mark at the end. 16 x 10 cm. Blind embossed pig leather band d. C. (stronger stained and rubbed) with hs. Title. Basel, Robert Winter, July 1539. VD16 V 1870. – First Basler print of the first in 1538 in the Brabantian Breda in Latin by the Valencian humanist and educator Juan Luis Vives (1492-1540). In the same year a further print appeared, but without the present vergil comment in the appendix (cf. VD16 V 1869). ==References====External links==* http://www.statistics.sk/mosmis/eng/run.html ==References====External links==* Official website Purpose with old entry, some sheet with very extensive contemporary annotations in a microscript. Internal joints glued somewhat bulky. – Attached: Eberhard Tappe. Germanicorum adagiorum cum Latinis ac Graecis collatorum, centuriae septem. 244 pp., 19 (instead of 20). With woodcut printer mark at the end. Strasbourg, Wendelin Rihel d.E., 1539. - VD16 T 180. ADB XXXVII, 390f. - First edition of the commented collection of 700 German proverbs with their Latin and Greek equivalents by the humanist Eberhard Tappe (1500-1541/42), probably from the vicinity of Lüneburg. It lacks the white final sheet.