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Recorded uses: DJR-149 — lucian: On the Syrian Goddess 19–27, transmitted under Lucian’s name: Combabus.; work/audit-048/sources.json — 149-lucian: On the Syrian Goddess 19–27, transmitted under Lucian’s name.
BIB-0498
Lucian, Cataplus 9; Greek text compared for Megapenthes and the gold bowls. Lucian, Cataplus 9
Recorded uses: DJR-055 — lucian: Lucian, Cataplus 9; Greek text compared for Megapenthes and the gold bowls.; work/audit-017/sources.json — lucian: Lucian, Cataplus 9.
BIB-0499
Lucian, Icaromenippus: contradictory prayers heard by Zeus; Fowler translation.
Recorded uses: DJR-011 — Lucian: Lucian, Icaromenippus: contradictory prayers heard by Zeus; Fowler translation..
BIB-0500
Livy 36.32.6–8. Flamininus’s tortoise comparison. Latin text, The Latin Library.
Recorded uses: DJR-014 — Livy tortoise: Livy 36.32.6–8. Flamininus’s tortoise comparison. Latin text, The Latin Library..
BIB-0501
Martial, Epigrams 1.32, Latin text.
Recorded uses: DJR-110 — Martial: Martial, Epigrams 1.32, Latin text.; work/audit-035/sources.json — 110-Martial: Martial, Epigrams 1.32, Latin text..
BIB-0502
Ovid, Tristia 1.2, Latin text of the divided divine allegiances.
Recorded uses: DJR-031 — Ovid: Ovid, Tristia 1.2, Latin text of the divided divine allegiances.; work/audit-009/sources.json — Ovid: Ovid, Tristia 1.2, Latin text of the divided divine allegiances..
BIB-0503
Manipulus florum, Amissio rerum h and l; Pseudo-Seneca source comparisons. Manipulus florum, Amissio rerum h and l
Recorded uses: DJR-092 — manipulus-money: Manipulus florum, Amissio rerum h and l; Pseudo-Seneca source comparisons.; work/audit-029/sources.json — 092-manipulus-money: Manipulus florum, Amissio rerum h and l.
BIB-0504
National Library of Scotland, Adv.MS.18.7.2.
Recorded uses: DJR-094 — calliopius: National Library of Scotland, Adv.MS.18.7.2.; work/audit-030/sources.json — 094-calliopius: National Library of Scotland, Adv.MS.18.7.2..
BIB-0505
Ulrich von Hutten, Nemo, especially pp. 111–113 in the CAMENA transcription. Located parallels, not a continuous source for Burton’s complete sequence. Hutten Nemo
Recorded uses: DJR-018 — HuttenNemo: Ulrich von Hutten, Nemo, especially pp. 111–113 in the CAMENA transcription. Located parallels, not a continuous source for Burton’s complete sequence.; work/audit-005/sources.json — HuttenNemo: Hutten Nemo.
BIB-0506
Michael Piccart, Observationes historico-politicae, volume 3, chapter 7, CAMENA text; the Sabine proverb compared, without identifying Burton’s intermediary. Piccart 3.7
Recorded uses: DJR-064 — Piccart: Michael Piccart, Observationes historico-politicae, volume 3, chapter 7, CAMENA text; the Sabine proverb compared, without identifying Burton’s intermediary.; work/audit-020/sources.json — Piccart: Piccart 3.7.
BIB-0507
Bartholin Anatomia 1660 book 1 chapter 2
Recorded uses: work/audit-006/sources.json — bartholin: Bartholin Anatomia 1660 book 1 chapter 2.
BIB-0508
Hofmann, Lexicon universale, CADURCI; related Sulpicia couplet. Hofmann, Lexicon universale, CADURCI
Recorded uses: DJR-148 — hofmann: Hofmann, Lexicon universale, CADURCI; related Sulpicia couplet.; work/audit-048/sources.json — 148-hofmann: Hofmann, Lexicon universale, CADURCI.
BIB-0509
Adam Lonitzer, natural history: Nerion, rhododaphne and oleander, with reference to Dioscorides.
Recorded uses: DJR-045 — Rhododaphne: Adam Lonitzer, natural history: Nerion, rhododaphne and oleander, with reference to Dioscorides.; work/audit-014/sources.json — Rhododaphne: Adam Lonitzer, natural history: Nerion, rhododaphne and oleander, with reference to Dioscorides..
BIB-0510
Paolo Manuzio’s expurgated Adagia (Oberursel, 1603), p. 63, Quarta luna nati; a Renaissance parallel citing Eustathius on Iliad 2, not a direct collation of Eustathius. Manuzio, Adagia p. 63
Recorded uses: DJR-033 — ManuzioAdagia: Paolo Manuzio’s expurgated Adagia (Oberursel, 1603), p. 63, Quarta luna nati; a Renaissance parallel citing Eustathius on Iliad 2, not a direct collation of Eustathius.; work/audit-010/sources.json — ManuzioAdagia: Manuzio, Adagia p. 63.
BIB-0511
CAMENA, Strozzi collection, Paris 1530: catalogue and scan identify the edition. Ercole’s lament for Tito, folios 39b–40a, compared directly for both excerpts. CAMENA, Strozzi collection, Paris 1530
Recorded uses: DJR-054 — strozzi: CAMENA, Strozzi collection, Paris 1530: catalogue and scan identify the edition. Ercole’s lament for Tito, folios 39b–40a, compared directly for both excerpts.; work/audit-017/sources.json — strozzi: CAMENA, Strozzi collection, Paris 1530.
BIB-0512
Ercole Strozzi, lament for Tito Vespasiano, Paris 1530, folio 39b: first excerpt, including avidum. Ercole Strozzi, lament for Tito Vespasiano, Paris 1530, folio 39b
Recorded uses: DJR-054 — Strozzi39b: Ercole Strozzi, lament for Tito Vespasiano, Paris 1530, folio 39b: first excerpt, including avidum.; work/audit-017/sources.json — Strozzi39b: Ercole Strozzi, lament for Tito Vespasiano, Paris 1530, folio 39b.
BIB-0513
Ercole Strozzi, lament for Tito Vespasiano, Paris 1530, folio 40a: second excerpt, including meus ille. Ercole Strozzi, lament for Tito Vespasiano, Paris 1530, folio 40a
Recorded uses: DJR-054 — Strozzi40a: Ercole Strozzi, lament for Tito Vespasiano, Paris 1530, folio 40a: second excerpt, including meus ille.; work/audit-017/sources.json — Strozzi40a: Ercole Strozzi, lament for Tito Vespasiano, Paris 1530, folio 40a.
BIB-0514
MacTutor History of Mathematics, Thabit ibn Qurra: biographical and astronomical context.
Recorded uses: DJR-046 — Thabit: MacTutor History of Mathematics, Thabit ibn Qurra: biographical and astronomical context.; work/audit-014/sources.json — Thabit: MacTutor History of Mathematics, Thabit ibn Qurra: biographical and astronomical context..
BIB-0515
Servius on Aeneid 4.585: Tithonus changed into a cicada; Latin excerpt reproduced in the Tithon source collection. Servius on Aeneid 4.585
Recorded uses: DJR-047 — Servius: Servius on Aeneid 4.585: Tithonus changed into a cicada; Latin excerpt reproduced in the Tithon source collection.; work/audit-014/sources.json — Servius: Servius on Aeneid 4.585.
BIB-0516
US National Library of Medicine, MeSH, Mesentery. Anatomical definition used only to distinguish the structures conflated in Burton’s account.
Recorded uses: DJR-057 — Mesentery: US National Library of Medicine, MeSH, Mesentery. Anatomical definition used only to distinguish the structures conflated in Burton’s account.; work/audit-018/sources.json — Mesentery: US National Library of Medicine, MeSH, Mesentery. Anatomical definition used only to distinguish the structures conflated in Burton’s account..
BIB-0517
Lydgate, The Floure of Curtesye, stanzas on birds’ freedom and human constraint.
Recorded uses: DJR-142 — Lydgate: Lydgate, The Floure of Curtesye, stanzas on birds’ freedom and human constraint.; work/audit-046/sources.json — 142-Lydgate: Lydgate, The Floure of Curtesye, stanzas on birds’ freedom and human constraint..
BIB-0518
Boethius, Consolation of Philosophy 3, prose 7; English translation, childlessness and fortune in misfortune. Boethius, Consolation of Philosophy 3, prose 7
Recorded uses: DJR-142 — Boethius3p7: Boethius, Consolation of Philosophy 3, prose 7; English translation, childlessness and fortune in misfortune.; work/audit-046/sources.json — 142-Boethius3p7: Boethius, Consolation of Philosophy 3, prose 7.
BIB-0519
Montaigne, Essays 1.4: the reported king’s prohibition of worship, presented as a circulating story. Montaigne, Essays 1.4
Recorded uses: DJR-161 — montaigne: Montaigne, Essays 1.4: the reported king’s prohibition of worship, presented as a circulating story.; work/audit-052/sources.json — 161-montaigne: Montaigne, Essays 1.4.
BIB-0520
Montaigne, Essays 2.12; the full view of the body and the Ovid couplet. Montaigne, Essays 2.12
Recorded uses: DJR-137 — Montaigne: Montaigne, Essays 2.12; the full view of the body and the Ovid couplet.; work/audit-044/sources.json — 137-Montaigne: Montaigne, Essays 2.12.
BIB-0521
Juvenal, Satire 14.134, Latin text: the beggar on a bridge.
Recorded uses: DJR-048 — Juvenal14: Juvenal, Satire 14.134, Latin text: the beggar on a bridge.; work/audit-015/sources.json — Juvenal14: Juvenal, Satire 14.134, Latin text: the beggar on a bridge..
BIB-0522
Seneca, Moral Letters 2.2, Latin text; Monumenta. Seneca, Moral Letters 2.2, Latin text