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Erasmus, Desiderius: Familiarum Colloquiorum. Strassburg: Johannes Knoblouchum & Paul Getz, October, 1522. Sm. 8vo, contemp. pigskin; affected by worm, worn, inner hinge loose, clasps defective. Woodcut border on title page and dedication page. Title page dust-soiled, and with light discoloration. [Bound with:] Parabolarum seu Similium Liber Elegantissimus. Strassburg: Joannes Knoblouchum, 4 September, 1521. [Bound with:] Enchiridion Militis Christiani [Handbook of a Christian Knight]. Mainz: Joannes Schoeffer, 1 December, 1522. [Bound with:] Collectanea Adagiorum Veterum. N.p.: Aedibus Scheurerianis, June 1521. [Also bound with:] Petrus Moselanus. Paedologia Protogensis in Puerorum Usum Conscriptla. Strassburg, December, 1521. Contemporary annotations in text, other dust soiling and light spotting.
Familiarum Colloquirum was originally written to teach Latin grammar, however it evolved into a social commentary and eventually the book was banned from use in schools and placed on the list of Prohibited books in 1564; Erasmus collection in the Herzog A Bibliotek; Bibliotheca Erasmiana.