DECKHERR, Johann.

De Scriptis adespotis, Pseudepigraphis, et Supposititiis, Conjecturae.

Woodcut vignette on title. 7 p.l., 195, [31] pp. 12mo, 18th cent. calf-backed boards (spine somewhat worn, some foxing), spine gilt, red morocco lettering piece on spine. N.p. [but Amsterdam]: 1681. Second edition, enlarged (1st ed.: 1678) of this rare supplement to Placcius' Syntagma, the first real dictionary of anonyma. and pseudonyma. Both the 1678 and 1681 editions are very rare; neither is in N.U.C. Deckherr's Conjecturae is the first collection of notes and additions to Placcius's Syntagma. "Deckherr arranged his books in fifteen chapters according to the various disciplines and cited some six hundred items. Since he did not arrange the items alphabetically, his book was not easy to use, but an index of authors was very helpful."­Taylor & Mosher, The Bibliographical History of Anonyma and Pseudonyma, p. 108. Appended are the corrections and additions by Poul Vinding, which appear in this edition for the first time. Good copy. Old library stamp on title.

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