Commentary on Aristotle's Physics by the Jesuit Christoph Brandis, professor at Dillingen, taken down by his student Joannes Huober. (Compare Huober's condensed version of this commentary found in UPenn Ms. Codex 779.) Bound together with two printed pamphlets on Aristotle.; 1. f.1r-472r: Com[m]entari[us] in octo libros physicorum Ar[isto]t[el]is peripat[etic]i. -- 2. f.478r-485r: Theses philosophicae ex philosophia naturale Aristotelis ... / Joannes Enzenmiller. 3. f.486r-493v: Theses miscellaneae ex octo libris physicorum Aristotelis / Adelricus Pfifer.
Language:
Latin
Provenance:
Formerly owned by the Counts of Waldbott-Bassenheim (stamp of G.W.B.D., probably standing for Gräflich von Waldbott-Bassenheim'sche Domanialverwaltung, p. 1).; Sold by Adalbert Lauter (Munich), 1951.
Codices; Commentaries; Manuscripts, Latin; Manuscripts, European
Physical Description:
493 leaves : paper; 197 x 157 (166 x 110) mm bound to 212 x 160 mm
Rights:
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Notes:
Ms. codex.; Title from title page (p. i).; Incipit: Dico primo, subiectum attributionis ...; 2nd and 3rd works published at Dillingen by Johannes Mayer.; Pagination: Paper, ii (contemporary paper) + 493 + i (contemporary paper); [ii],1-941, [942-984]; contemporary pagination in ink, modern pagination in pencil, upper outer corners. 5 blank leaves, separate printed pagination on pamphlets, [1], 2-15, [16], [iv], [1], 2-12.; Layout: Written in 20 long lines.; Script: Written in a cursive script by Johannes Huober (p. i), with marginal annotations in another hand.; Binding: Contemporary stamped pigskin over wooden boards (Zacour-Hirsch).; Origin: Written in Dillingen, 1609-1610 (p. i).; Latin.
Physical Location:
Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts, Manuscripts, Ms. Codex 778
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