Fb.7.01
Adamantii Sophistae Physiognomonicon, id est De naturae indicijs cognoscendis libri duo, per Ianum Cornarium medicum physicum Latinè conscripti. Iani Cornarii medici physici, professoris scholae Marpurgensis, De vtriusq[ue] alimenti receptaculis dissertatio, contrà quàm sentit Plutarchus. Plutarchi Chareonensis philosophi loci duo, ad idem argumentum pertinentes, sed reprobati. Adamantii etiam exemplar Graecum est adiectam.
Spine title: Admsnti natura
Basileae, : Per Robertum Winter, Anno M. D. XLIIII. [1544]
203, [5]. ; 8to.
Greek and Latin.
Woodcut initials; marginal notes.
Separate divisional title pages for "Iani Cornarii medici physici, De utriusque alimenti receptaculis dissertatio, contrà quàm sentit Plutarchus" and "Adamantiou sophistou physiognomonicon biblia B [in Greek script] = Adamantii Sophistae Physiognomonicon libri duo". Pagination is continous.
Colophon in addition to t.p. imprint; "Per Robertum Winter, Basileae, M. D. XLIIII." Register given on opposite page.
Printer's device on final page: helmetted figure of Minerva with aegis, lance and owl.
Adams, 143
T.p. inscription, c. 16th century: "Thomas godwyn", 1517-1590, Bishop of Bath and Wells. One of several books donated to Eton by John Reynolds from Godwin's library.
Booklabel of John Reynolds, recording donation to Eton College in 1751.
16th century limp parchment binding; three sewn bands; black morocco spine label with gold tooled letters; title reads "ADMSNTI NATURA".
Previous shelfmark: Ff.8.16.
Medicine Early works to 1800
Winter, Robert, ? - d. ca. 1553 printer.
Reynolds, John, 1671 - 1758 former owner.
Godwin, Thomas, 1517 - 1590 former owner.
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