, the name of an aneient scholiast on Horace, who flourished in the seventh
century. His scholia were published under the title “Expositio in Horatii Flacci Opera,
” Mediolani, 1474, 4to.
It forms the third edition of Horace, according to Dr.
Harwood, and is so scarce as to have escaped the notice
of Maittaire. A copy was purchased at Dr. Askew’s sale,
by Mr. Mason, for nine guineas and a half; or, according
to the editor of the Bibliographical Dictionary, for £6. 10s.
It was reprinted at Venice in 1490, fol. Michael Bentius added the scholia to his edition, Basil, 1527, 8vo.
Fabricius enumerates Aeron among the ancient commentators on Terence and Persius.