Details of provenance, owner, donor or other name
Sloane, Sir Hans (1660-1753);
Bt; see DNB; Jeremiah S. Finch, `Sir Hans Sloane's Printed Books', Library, 4th ser., 22 (1941), 67-72, F. C. Francis, `The Sloane Collection of Printed Books', British Museum Quarterly, 18 (1953), 4-5; in the same volume, passim, for other Sloane collections; Sir Hans Sloane: Collector, Scientist, Antiquary, Founding Father of the British Museum, ed. Arthur MacGregor (London, 1994), especially M. A. E. Nickson, `Books and Manuscripts', 263-77; in the British Museum his books were stamped with a black octagonal stamp: see F. J. Hill, `Shelving and Classification', in The Library of the British Museum, ed. P. R. Harris (London, 1991), 1-74, at 4-5; David M. Wilson, The British Museum: A History (London, 2002), esp. 11-24; William Poole, 'Francis Lodwick, Hans Sloane, and the Bodleian Library', Library, 7th ser. 7 (2006), 377-418.
♦ Categorisation: Type: Person. Gender: Unknown. Dates: 1660 to 1753. Period: 17th century to 18th century.
8 entries:
- A-029(1) Aegidius Romanus — De materia coeli et de intellectu possibili. — Padua: Hieronymus de Durantibus, 25 Sept. 1493. Folio.
- A-247(1) Andreae, Antonius — Scriptum in artem veterem Aristotelis et in divisiones Boethii. — Venice: Octavianus Scotus, 24 Dec. 1480. Folio.
- C-308(1) Cicero, Marcus Tullius — De officiis, et al. — [Mainz]: Johann Fust and Peter Schoeffer, 4 Feb. 1466. Folio.
- G-030(1) Ganivetus, Johannes — Amicus medicorum et alia opuscula. — Lyons: Johannes Trechsel, 14 Oct. 1496. 4°.
- G-114(1) Gerson, Johannes — De modo vivendi omnium fidelium, et al. — [Louvain: Johannes de Westfalia, between 1484/5 and 14 Dec. 1486]. 4°.
- L-027(1) Lancelot Du Lac — La première partie de Lancelot; La seconde partie de Lancelot [French]. — Rouen: Jean le Bourgeois, 24 Nov. 1488. Folio.
- P-535(1) Publicius, Jacobus — Ars memorativa. — [Cologne: Johann Guldenschaff, c.1483]. 4°.
- S-170(1) Septem Sapientes Romae — Historia septem sapientium Romae. — [Gouda: Gerard Leeu, between 3 June 1480 and 5 Sept. 1482]. 4°.
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