Tractatus in universa[m] Ar[istote]lis Logicam

Name:

Thonhausen, Johann Bernard; Schumius, Fridericus

Timespan:

Early works to 1800

Date:

1634

Description:

Notes from lectures on Aristotle's Logic.

Language:

Latin

Provenance:

Sold by Karl Goldmann (Munich), 1953.

Subject:

Aristotle Criticism and interpretation Early works to 1800; Aristotle. Organon Early works to 1800; Porphyry, approximately 234-approximately 305. Isagoge; Aristotle; Logic -- Early works to 1800; Logic; Criticism and interpretation

Resource Type:

Text

Form/Genre:

Codices; Lecture notes; Manuscripts, Latin; Manuscripts, European; manuscripts (documents)

Physical Description:

264 leaves : parchment, color illustrations; 188 x 147 (168 x 107) mm bound to 196 x 160 mm

Rights:

https://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/

Notes:

Ms. codex.; Title and date from title page (f. ii recto).; Incipit: Prooemium. Priusquam ad Porphirii et Arist[otel]is libros quibus logica continetur accedamus ... (f. 1r).; Explicit: Et haec de tota Logica dicta sufficiant. Absolvi in Vigil. S. Laurentii, mortuo professore cuius a[n]i[m]a Deo vivat. 1635. Ad Maiorem Dei, Deiparaeque Virginis Matris Admirabilis, S[anc]ti P[atris] Benedicti, S[anc]tae Catharinae et o[mn]ium sanctoru[m] Gloriam sempiternam (f. 259v).; Excerpted by the Benedictine Br. Fridericus Schumius (f. ii recto).; Dates in the text include 1634 (f. ii recto, f. 58, f. 124); 16 Februarii 1634 (f. 90); 14 Martii 1634 (f. 119); 7 Aprilis 1634 (f. 144); 8 Maii (f. 163v); 19 Maii (f. 175v); 29 Maii (f. 183); 19 Iunii (f. 202v); 1635 (f. 259v).; Foliation: Paper, ii (contemporary paper) + 264 + ii (contemporary paper); [ii], 1-232, 234-239, 239 (corrected to 240), 240-259, [iii]; contemporary foliation in ink, upper right recto.; Script: Written in a cursive script, probably by two hands.; Decoration: Painted title page in pink, red, yellow, and green, with a frame of mostly architectural elements and a few botanical elements crowned by small figures labeled "S[anctus] P[ater] Benedictus" and "S[ancta] Catharina" standing on either side of Mary holding the infant Jesus, labeled "Mater Admirabilis" (f. ii recto).; Binding: Contemporary stamped pigskin. The heavier script used for section headings and running heads has bled through the paper on many leaves.; Origin: Written in Graz between 1634 (f. ii recto) and 1635 (f. 259v).; Latin.

Physical Location:

Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts, Manuscripts, Ms. Codex 447