Theophrasti Eresii, peripateticorum post Aristotelem principis, Pleraque : antehac Latine nunquam, nunc Graece & Latine simul edita. Interpretibus, Daniele Furlano Cretensi, Adriano Turnebo. Accesserunt, Liber de innato spiritu, Aristoteli attributus, & Danielis Furlani Uberes ad omnia Commentarii : Ex Bibliotheca Ioan. Vincentii Pinelli
A 1605 Hanover edition of Theophrastus, the Peripatetic philosopher who succeeded Aristotle, printed by the Wechel press with Greek and Latin text set in parallel, edited by Daniel Furlan and Adrien Turnebus for scholars. Its pages are dense blocks of close-set type, with Greek lines above Latin columns, a few plain ornamental historiated initials, and a small printed head ornament, offering a designer a model for scholarly typography, justified text blocks and classical capital letters.
