Edition . ( Of the lat. )( editio, - onis ). 1. f. print production of copies of a text, an artistic work or a visual document. 2. f. all printed copies of a work at once, and, for Ext, the reprint of the same text. Edition of the year 1732. First, Second Edition. 3. f. collection of books that have common characteristics, as its format, the type of editing, etc. editing Pocket. Edition of luxury. 4. f. printing or recording a disk or an audiovisual work. 5. f. Each successive print runs of a newspaper or their local, regional or international versions. 6. f. issuance of several of a news program of radio or television. 7. d. celebration of certain event, exhibition, festival, etc., repeated, with periodicity or without it. Third edition of the fair of samples. Fourth edition of the games University. 8. f. Ecd. Text prepared according to the criteria of the ecdótica and Philology. Edition criticism. 1. f. Ecd. The established on the basis of all the testimonies and evidence available, in order to reconstruct the original text or more in line with the will of the author, which is documented. Edition diplomatic. 1. f. Ecd. Edition paleographic. Edition facsimile. 1. f. exact reproduction of a text, manuscript or printed, or a drawing or anything else, by means of photography or other procedure. Edition paleographic. 1. f. Ecd. Faithful reproduction of old documents that maintains the original spelling. Edition pirate. 1. f. The carried out by a person not entitled to make it. Edition Prince. 1. f. The first, when they have been made more of a construction site. second Edition of someone or something. 1. d. what which is very similar to these, or its imitation or shadowing.