First Bilingual Edition of Photios' Myriobiblon Printed Area Measurement_20.5 x 34.5 cm Comprized under the name of

Comprized under the name of Electorate of Brunswick-Luneburg and including the Dutchies of Bremen

Dissected into 28 panels and laid on linen

author of Travels in Europe

is seemingly the earliest published example of what was to become one of “the most widely-circulated pieces of anti-Communist literature

As many as 2500 copies in either Latin or German may have been printed

First Bilingual Edition of Photios' Myriobiblon Printed Area Measurement_20.5 x 34.5 cm Comprized under the name ofMyriobiblon e Bibliotheke [Greek title] Graece edidit David Hoeschelius Latine vero redidit et scholiis auxit Andreas Schottus This book is the second overall and the first bilingual edition of the Myriobiblon, combining David Hosechels recension of the original Greek text (1601) with Andreas Schotts 1606 Latin translation. A powerful and capable statesman and churchman, Photios, a 9th century Patriarch of Constantinople, was also at the centre of