Bod-Inc: H-004
Heimericus de Campo
Problemata inter Albertum Magnum et S. Thomam (ed. Arnoldus Dammonis).
Analysis of Content
a1r [Title-page.]
a2r Heimericus de Campo: Problemata inter Albertum Magnum et S. Thomam. Edited by Arnoldus Dammonis. Incipit: ‘[C]um animaduerterem modernorum figmenta a doctrina Arestotelis presertim . . .’ See Lohr, 24 (1968), 213-14, at 214, no. 3; and L. Burie, ‘Proeve tot inventarisatie van de in handschrift of in druk bewaarde werken van de Leuvense theologieprofessoren uit de XVe eeuw', in Facultas S. Theologiae Lovaniensis 1432-1797, Bibliotheca Ephemeridum Theologicarum Lovaniensium, 45 (Louvain, 1977), 215-72, at 237. The editor is identified in the colophon.
o2v [Colophon.]
o2v [Verse addressed to the reader.] Incipit: ‘Qui studio varia scrutare volumina, lector | munere leteris palladis vt placido'; 9 elegiac distichs.
Imprint
Imprint: Cologne: Johann Landen, 23 Mar. 1496. 4°.
Collation
Collation: a–i6.6.4 k–n6 o4.
References
ISTC: ih00010500
Hain: HC *4302;
BMC: BMC I 303;
Proctor: Pr 1478;
Others: BSB‑Ink H‑231; Hillard 987; Sheppard 1090; Voulliéme, Köln, 546.
LCN: 14509012
Copies
Copy number: H-004(1)
Bound with A‑203(2); see there for details of binding and provenance.
Size of leaf: 182 × 132 mm.
Wanting the blank leaf o4.
Copious marginal notes in several English hands from the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. On a1v cropped notes on the sacrament and transubstantiation. Early foliation, cropped towards the end of the item. On o3r 20 lines of verse in Latin, entitled ‘Liber bonus primus versus', with the incipit: ‘Nemo potest dominis recte seruire duobus . . .'; also a cropped table of contents providing folio references to the text. On o3v Latin proverbs, signed ‘per me Antonium Pattensonum de Bennethede', and partly repeated on o2v with the incipit: ‘Qui bene vult legere debet ante legendo videre nam legitur melius lectio visa prius lector inhoatus . . .', also 4 lines added in a different hand, ‘Lapis iacet montem tolle caput et volabit' (repeated); ‘Si vis interpretare quid sit philosophia: meditatio mortis'; and a ‘Sator Arepo' square.
SHELFMARK: Auct. 2Q 5.2(3).
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