Shelfmark
DDf.2.18(03)
Author
Collective uniform title
Selections. Latin
Title
Insunt in hoc codice. Aristotelis stageritæ philosophorum principis Naturalium Quæstionum libri omnes, quibus clarissima liberalium artium facultas inclytæ Academiæ Louaniensis suos tirones ad rerum naturæ cognition instituit, partim interprete Ioanne Argyropylo ... partim Francisco Vatablo ...
Publication, distribution, etc.
Excudebat Louanii : Seruatius Zassenus, 1532.
Physical description
[1], 277 [i.e. 279] leaves : ill. ; Fo.
Note
Previously Fq.3 and DDg.6.5.
Note
Ms. annotations (two hands).
Note
Ms. prices on endpaper of vol.
With note
[Bound with:] "Contenta. Continetur hic Aristotelis castigatissime recognitum opus metaphysic ...", 1515.
With note
[Bound with:] "In Metaphysicen Aristotelis. quæsties argutissimæ Magistri Ioannis Buridani ...", 1518.
Provenance
Label of Eton College Library.
Provenance
Signatures (on endpaper/first item in vol.): "Greg: Arundell"; "Th: Watkins of ?Penneyre 1806"; "Jo: Fei---", plus others, either illegible or possibly just pen trials Initials "L. V. W." Ms. inscription "Sum Philpoti --- ?emps".
Provenance
Some provenance notes on the verso of the last page: ‘Thomas Langhe (?) me meritò et optimo iure tenet. fortuna fortis.’ (Surname perhaps reads ‘[de] Langhe’ – ‘Langius’). Other hand: ‘nunc est Johannis Powell de Peu(?)’. Upside down on the same page we read: ‘Despauterius’.
Binding
?16th century blind-stamped calf. Central ornament. Marks of clasps or ties.
Copy-specific note
Previously DDg.5.05(03).
Subject
Subject
Science, Ancient Early works to 1800.
Subject
Philosophy Early works to 1800.
Subject
Natural history Early works to 1800.
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Added entry--name
Added entry--name
Added entry--place
Belgium Louvain.
Identifier
B16394