Lycophron. Alexandra, obscurum poema. Cum Graeco Isaacii, seu potius Joannis, Tzetzae commentario. Versiones, variants lectiones, emendations, adnotations, & indices necessarios. Adjecit Joannes Potterus. Editio secunda. 8 pages, 183 pages, 17 pages, 174 pages, 9 pages. With stung frontispiece and stung title vignette. 32.5 x 21 cm. Semi-leather d. C. (stainy, rubbed and rubbed, bumped corners) with ornamental gold plating and gold-embossed title. Oxford, Sheldonian Theatre, 1702. Schweiger 200. – Second print of the Oxford edition, first published in 1697. Splendid quart printing with the classical commentary of the Byzantine scholar Johannes Tzetzes (c. 1110-c.1180), which was again increased and improved for this edition. The Greek grammarian and poet Lycophron of Chalkis (about 320 B.C. ==References== Ascribed to a dramatic monologue with the dark prophecies of the seer Kassandra about the downfall of Troy. "Eusserst seltne Ausgabe" (silence). With Greek-Latin parallel text and as well as Greek and Latin title page. – Frontispiz and both title pages old stamped. A little flaky, slightly wavy in the edge by moisture.