Aristotle. De arte rhetorica libri tres Graece et Latine. Editi cura Christophori Schraderi. Editio secunda. 8 Bl., 253 pp., 5 Bl. 19 x 15.5 cm. Parchment d. C. (stronger stained and rubbed, upper capital slightly loaded, with hs. loading paper back plate). Helmstedt, Henning Müller, 1661. VD17 3:605859M. ADB XXXII, 424. – Title edition of the Greek-Latin text edition, first published in 1648, in the Edition of the Helmstedt Rhetoric and librarian Christoph Schrader (1601-1680), who was the first university teacher to give lectures in German at the University of Helmstedt. – Old stamped title. – Joined: Christoph Schrader. Dispositiones oratoriae ad ductum Rhetoricae Aristotelis concinnatae. 4 Bl., 116 pp., 2 Bl. Ebenda 1663. - VD17 23:234540S. - First edition of the accompanying commentary. - The same. Dispositiones epistolicae eloquentiae studiosis in Academia Iulia traditae. Editio secunda. 4 Bl., 48 pp. Ebenda 1661. VD17 23:278578C. - All three titles a little tanned or brownish, otherwise well preserved.