Bod-Inc: A-421
Aristoteles
Problemata. Incipit: Omnes homines.
Analysis of Content
a1v Aristoteles [pseudo-]: Problemata. Incipit: ‘ “[O]mnes homines naturaliter scire desiderant” scribit Arestoteles, philosophorum princeps, primo Methaphisice. Cuius causa potest reddi talis, quia omne ens naturaliter appetit suam perfectionem . . .’ See A‑418.
f3r ‘Liber de vita et morte Arestotelis omnium philosophorum principis.’ Incipit: ‘[N]ature causa rerum rector sine pausa | Cuius factura fertur queuis genitura.’ See Walther, Initia, 11606 and Grabmann, Geistesleben, II 97. With printed interlinear glosses.
f3r [Commentary on the Vita Aristotelis.] Incipit: ‘Iste est liber de vita et morte Aresto[telis], qui prima sui diuisione diuiditur in duas partes, in quarum prima determinat de origine Aresto[telis] . . .’ Commentary alternates with the text.
Imprint
Imprint: [Cologne: Heinrich Quentell, c.1493]. 4°.
Collation
Collation: a–h6.
Illustrations: On a1r ‘Accipies' woodcut: see Schreiber–Heitz no. 18.
References
ISTC: ia01041000
GW: GW 2472;
Hain: H *1721;
Goff: Goff A‑1041;
BMC: BMC I 281;
Proctor: Pr 1410;
Others: CIBN A‑548; Schramm VIII 21; Schreiber V 3352; Sheppard 999; Voulliéme, Köln, 155.
LCN: 13981370
Copies
Copy number: A-421(1)
Binding: Nineteenth-century brown embossed paper backed with brown cloth.
Size: 211 × 154 × 12 mm.
Size of leaf: 198 × 146 mm.
On a1v an initial is supplied in pen with drawing of a grotesque face.
Provenance: Ingram Bywater (1840-1914); Elenchus, no. 391. Bequeathed in 1914.
SHELFMARK: Byw. K 1.23.
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